Laserfiche WebLink
ORDINANCE NO. 87-19 <br />Ili Xo$j The United States Department of Agriculture and the <br />Soil Conservation Service 160041 �¢4X¢NX¢O have produced a <br />detailed soils survey for Indian River County. <br />to 16¢ 00 6t4o to$ 44 100$/ TAO X0444 A Of This survey vbXXX provides <br />an important tool to describe the drainage capability of <br />individual land parcels and should be used in the design of <br />drainage systems. The Soil Conservation. Service has developed a <br />Generalized Soil Map for the County. (See Figure 57) <br />Climate: The climate of this region is sub -tropical with <br />humid summers and mild winters. Records of the National Weather <br />Service indicate that the mean annual air temperature is <br />approximately 72.5°F and mean annual precipitation is 51.2 inches <br />(period: 1941 through 1976). <br />Sixty percent of the annual rainfall occurs from June <br />through October during convective afternoon thundershowers. <br />Tropical storms and/or hurricanes can affect the area between <br />June and mid-November with high winds and heavy rainfall. <br />Table 1 lists rainfall amounts that can be expected during <br />events with 6 -hour and 24-hour durations. Information is from <br />U.S. Weather Bureau Technical Paper No. 40 (1961). TAO $¢40 <br />]AAAA0¢R¢Vit 04¢tt4o WMY .44 XA 00 Ot¢¢¢44 Of <br />fto 404¢1 d0j At4¢A X4ti6h¢¢ f0t ¢¢1AYwM rUt4dA 04 04 <br />�bXXX X�i¢X'AdO Ud4A At) Ot OOAA tl It 44 AAiEUXI�¢t¢O t]64t ty' 4 <br />�bXXX 00 A) A4tA16X0 44 100 1 <br />CODING: Words in 4tttOXftKtIA type are deletions from existing law. <br />Words underlined are additions. <br />