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10/12/2010
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2010-252A (2)
Agenda Item Number
10.A.3
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Comprehensive Plan
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EAR based Amendments 2030 Comprehensive Plan
Chapter 3E Stormwater Management Sub-Element
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CcuriprehensNe Plani 91ormwvler Maniaigemenil Sub-Elemenit <br />➢ the malnllanid, coast ofland adjaceanl ala the Ten Mile R'dgcl (I-95) <br />➢ the mainland, west aflthea Teen Mile Rliic�lel <br />Throughout 11he1 Indian River County arc ei, floods can occur anytime during lhel yelar; howeavelr, they <br />area must frequent during thcl summer season fromi May to October. In Iridian Rivclr Counity, streams <br />and canals in the "inler-ridge" araea (betwiecan thea Ton Mile Ridge near I-95 and thea Atlantic Coastal <br />Sand Ridge near U.S. Hi�lhway 1), cis well as those that discahange into thcl St. Johnls Rlvear, arcs <br />subject to flooding ftom pralorgeld hcieivM rainifaill. Low, swampy inland arcaas (i.ea. palustrincl <br />(freshwater) wetlands' arcs also subjeal to periodic flooding during weat pearioc s. <br />]In thea eavant of hurricanca ar trapicaaa storm acativiq, aaasilal arenas of thea aour.ity ori the oaclan arcs <br />subjeal la storm surges f aadang. Aaong thcl Indian Rlvclr Llagoon, for eamample, areas may clxpclrieniccl <br />fllaading from stann surge caused by a tropical storm ar hurnicaane. While a flood insuranca study by <br />the Fcldclral Emeargeanay Mananlament Agency (FEMA) rclftlrenaels storm surge lelvels that arcs rclportcld <br />to have been as high as 4.3 fciclt abavcl mcaan sea levclll (MSI; in lha ]IRL, storm swga llavels in the <br />Atlantis Ocean kava been as high as five) feclt abova MSL. Coastal f,laading hazards are further <br />disausscld in the Coastal Mariagornanat Hlemear.it. <br />During f,laod clvanats, floadplains provide fhr natural overflow of wiatclrbodicls. Wilhin thcl County, <br />floadplainis area eaxtensive and often overlook) saanic wiatearbodicis. IElue to thle ewteanl aflf ocic plains in <br />the ciount)l and lha deamiand for deavealopment, building within flood hazarc arcaas is incavitablcl. <br />Wctland s <br />Within thea taundarias aflIndian River County, there ana two larges weatland arcaas. Those ara the <br />Upper S1. Johnls R'vear Watearshed (USGS Hydrolog:ica Unit #030801(11) and the) Indian Rhear Lagaan <br />(IRL) Walershead (UISGS Hlydrologia Unit N-J0802(12I; . <br />Ovclrall, the Upper St. Johns River Watearshed cacanlains morcl than 88,(1(1(1 acreas afl palustri ie <br />(frashwiatear; wetlands. Combincad, thcl St. Johns Marsh (±68,I_IO acres) and lha Fort Drum Marsh <br />(±20,(100 acres) aamiprisea thea majarity aflthe watershad. Within the watershad, Blue Cypress, Lake <br />acres) is tha ]largest oplean water caomponear.at. <br />The majariq (if lthe :i 1(,30CI acre IRL waler,heac is composcad of opan water eastuarine weatlands. Of <br />thosea 16,=1(10 acres, rnarea lhani =1,2(1(1 acires area impoundead fbr mo, quito cionlral. Approximately `100 <br />auras of rivarine weatlands are assoaiatead wiith thea South) Prong aflthea St. Seabaslian Rlvar. A dditianal <br />informatian ragardirig thea lacations and type, wcatlands in Iridian River County is conitainead in the <br />Consclrvation Eleamienat aflthcl Carnprclhelnsivea Plan. <br />Can muniit] E evelapmenit Depfirtment 11nidliain River ( aunty 112 <br />
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