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SETH LN CORK CORK RD RD KNIGHTS GRIFFIN RD W HOLBROOK HOLBROOK RD MILEY MILEY RD RD SHEPHERD RD KNIGHTS GRIFFIN RD W Location Map Deshong Strawberry Patches, Inc FARMS Project - (H676) YOUNG YOUNG RD RD AMANDA DR AMANDA DR VARN VARN RD CAPRICORN CAPRICORN LN KEENE KEENE RD RD MCGEE RD JAMES MELVIN DR Row Cover Project Area (20 acres) Well 1 Well 2 !. SPARKY LN SPARKY LN SLEEPY HOLLOW LN SLEEPY HOLLOW LN Project Site MERRIN RD MERRIN RD RICHTER LN !. Plant City MCLIN DR 0 1 Miles 26 Well 3 1,000 Hwy 39 Feet Legend ^_ District Boundary WUP - 20007812.001 Hillsborough County μ DLB 06/1/2012 2010 Aerial 2009 NAVTEQ
Consent Agenda July 31, 2012 Resource Management Committee FARMS – Berry Patches, Inc. - Phase 2 (H677), Hillsborough County Item 13.d. Purpose To request approval for a Facilitating Agricultural Resource Management Systems (FARMS) project with Berry Patches, Inc. and approval to reimburse FARMS eligible costs up to a not-toexceed limit of $49,800 (75 percent of total project costs). Of this amount, $49,800 is requested from the Governing Board FARMS Fund. Total project costs are estimated at $66,400. The project is located within the Dover/Plant City Water Use Caution Area (DPCWUCA) and will result in a reduction in groundwater used for frost/freeze crop protection. Project Proposal The District received a project proposal from Berry Patches, Inc., for a second phase of their 67.1 acre strawberry farm located about one mile east of Dover in eastern Hillsborough County, within the DPCWUCA and Alafia River Basin. This Phase 2 project will involve the use of frost/freeze cover cloth on 25.7 acres of a 38.5-acre strawberry operation to offset Upper Floridan aquifer groundwater quantities used for cold protection. Phase 1, served by FARMS project H612, similarly consists of frost/freeze cover cloth over the other 12.8 acres of strawberries on the Water Use Permit (WUP). The Phase 1 frost/freeze cover cloth project became operational in January and was deployed during the January 3 and 4, and February 13, 2012 freeze events which resulted in no frost/freeze protection groundwater withdrawals used over this covered 12.8 acres yielding an estimated 1.2 million gallons per day (gpd) of groundwater savings. The Water Use Permit (WUP) authorizes cold protection groundwater withdrawals of 5,488,098 gpd to frost/freeze protect 38.5 acres of strawberries with overhead sprinkler irrigation. FARMS project components for Phase 2 consist of 25.7 acres of frost cloth cover, deployment materials, and an enclosed shelter for off-season storage. Benefits/Costs The proposed project involves alternatives to using groundwater for frost/freeze protection within the DPCWUCA. Therefore, the project qualifies for a 75 percent cost-share reimbursement rate under the FARMS Program rule (40D-26, F.A.C.). Using an estimated 70 percent saving of permitted quantities for cold protection on the 25.7-acre project area is expected to offset 2,612,000 gpd, yielding a cost of $1.04 per thousand gallons of groundwater reduced over the proposed three-year contract term, and $0.20 per thousand gallons of groundwater reduced over a thirty-year term. This value is within the guidelines for the generally accepted average cost savings for the implementation of alternative frost/freeze methods. Reimbursement will be from the Governing Board FARMS Fund. Upon approval, the Governing Board will have $1,914,592 remaining in its FARMS Program budget. Staff Recommendation: See Exhibit (1) Approve the Berry Patches, Inc. - Phase 2 project for a not-to-exceed project reimbursement of $49,800 with $49,800 provided by the Governing Board; (2) Authorize the transfer of $49,800 from fund 010 H017 Governing Board FARMS funds to the 010 H677 Berry Patches, Inc. – Phase 2 project fund; and (3) Authorize the Resource Management Division Director to execute the agreement. Presenter: Eric C. DeHaven, P.G., Bureau Chief, Natural Systems and Restoration 27
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