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ORDINANCE NO. 87-19 Development of drainage plans must consider these aspects of the Indian River as it will serve as the ultimate discharge point. The Florida Department of .Environmental Regulation has recommended the utilization of mosquito control basins for stormwater.management purposes. WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS AND REGULATORY AGENCIES Indian River Farms Water Control District (IRFWCD) Indian River Farms Water Control District was established in June, 1919 to serve the irrigation and drainage needs of the citrus and truck farming industry. The original canal system was designed to convey 1 inch of runoff from the district to the Indian River in a 24-hour period. The IRFWCD is a F.S. Chapter 298 special drainage district.which has authority over most of the canal systems in the urban service area. It has power to collect taxes for operation and maintenance and to require permits from both the public and private sectors. The district requires permits for all construction activities that occur in its right-of-way. All permits are granted on a temporary basis and subject to removal by the applicant within a period not to exceed 120 days if the district so directs. St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD) The SJRWMD was established under Chapter 373, F.S., for the purpose of regulation of both surface and groundwater in the St. Johns River Basin. Relative to t444 014¢t` t00 stormwater management, three types of permits are issued: Management and Storage of Surface Waters ($0$J MSSW Chapter 40C-4, rA$yj AAd W0tX4 Of tXo 040tt4ot XWON 04A tot AOO G My/ ZOOM Of t4000 t4400 Ato oto) oAt4t 444010044$ to) 44404 16J too 414tt4otj 40C-40, and 40C-41, F.A.C.); Regulation of Stormwater Discharge (Chapter 40C-42, F.A.C.); And Works of the District (WOD, Chapter 40C-6, F.A.C.). CODING: .Words in 4ttI6¢9fjE4tiA type are deletions from existing law. Words underlined are additions.