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L615<br />

Sarasota Imp. BMPs Alligator Creek<br />

Project Type Cooperative Funding<br />

AOR(s)<br />

Flood Protection, Water Quality<br />

Basin(s) Manasota<br />

Cooperator(s)<br />

Sarasota County<br />

Project Manager SMITH, RANDY<br />

Task Manager(s)<br />

Status Ongoing<br />

Description<br />

This is a multi-year funded project to perform an element of the District's Watershed Management Program (WMP) for<br />

the Implementation of Best Management Practices (BMPs) in the Alligator Creek Watershed. The watershed covers<br />

an area of approximately <strong>10</strong>.7 square miles and is located in Sarasota County. This project will implement several<br />

improvements in the following areas: 1) Banyan Drive - culverts and pond expansion with wetland plantings, 2)<br />

Briarwood area - upsizing of culverts and outfall pipe, 3) Bal Harbour Drive - stormwater collection system, 4) Venice<br />

East Drive - modify the control structure at Heron Lakes, and 5) Venice East Boulevard - installation of box culvert.<br />

Several of the roadways contiguous to these improvement areas become impassable during the <strong>10</strong>, 25, and <strong>10</strong>0-year<br />

storm events that result in a health and welfare threat to residents by creating changes in traffic flow and emergency<br />

vehicle routing. In addition, the project is expected to improve water quality by installing several Nutrient Separating<br />

Baffle Boxes to reduce non-point source pollutant loads. This project is also expected to improve water quality by<br />

increasing residence time through conversion of the old Briarwood wastewater treatment percolation ponds into<br />

stormwater ponds and by expanding the existing lake system storage capacity. This project includes construction of<br />

the BMP only.<br />

Benefits<br />

The project is expected to meet level of service criteria during a 25-year storm event, improving roadway access by<br />

increasing conveyance and providing additional storage in the watershed. The project is also expected to improve<br />

water quality by increasing residence times and installing several Nutrient Separating Baffle Boxes to reduce non-point<br />

source pollutant loads. According to the County, the project will provide approximately $2.3 million in present-value<br />

flood mitigation benefits assuming a 50-year useful life.<br />

Costs<br />

The total budget amount for this project is $4,220,000, of which the District's share is $1,500,000 over FY2007,<br />

FY2008 and FY2011. The District appropriated $750,000 in their FY2007 budget and $375,000 in their FY2008<br />

budget. The County withdrew its FY20<strong>10</strong> funding request of $375,000 because those funds would not be expended<br />

until FY2011. The County will request the remaining funds in FY2011 to complete the project. The District's share is<br />

being funded entirely by the Manasota Basin Board. The County budgeted $2,720,000 over FY2006, FY2007, FY2008,<br />

and FY2009. When each task is completed the project budget may require refinement based on the information<br />

gathered. The District funding amounts shown in the table include staff salaries, travel and central garage charges.<br />

Additional Information<br />

The WMP includes five major elements: 1) Topographic Information, 2) Watershed Evaluation, 3) Watershed<br />

Management Plan, 4) Implementation of BMPs, and 5) Maintenance of Watershed Parameters and Models.<br />

Implementing elements of the WMP with local governments is one of the Comprehensive Watershed Management<br />

(CWM) initiative strategies. The probable construction cost for this project was based on the BMP alternative analysis<br />

developed by the County in its Alligator Creek Basin Master Plan. The County previously budgeted funds for the<br />

project design, development of construction documents, construction permitting, land acquisition, and bidding and<br />

contractor selection. The County will be required to acquire easements in order to implement the BMPs. A cooperative<br />

funding expenditure agreement with County was developed as a multi-year funded project contingent on the approval<br />

of future funding to complete the Implementation of BMP's. The County will manage the project, where the District<br />

project manager must approve any agreements to accomplish project tasks.<br />

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