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ATTACHMENT 3 <br /> GRANT WORK PLAN <br /> PROJECT TITLE: Osprey Acres Floway and Nature Preserve <br /> PROJECT LOCATION: The Project will be located at 925 5th Street SW,City of Vero Beach,Indian <br /> River County,Florida. See Figure 1 for a location map and Figure 2 for a site plan view. <br /> PROJECT BACKGROUND: The proposed Osprey Acres Stormwater Park will receive effluent from <br /> Osprey Marsh,an abutting regional pollution control facility that receives and treats up to 10 million gallons <br /> per day (mgd) of canal water and up to 1.5 mgd of reverse osmosis concentrate from a water treatment <br /> plant.Osprey Acres will further reduce the total nitrogen(TN)and total phosphorus(TP)in Osprey Marsh's <br /> effluent and from additional unprocessed canal water. Osprey Acres is sized to treat up to 12 mgd and all <br /> treated water will flow to its original discharge point, the Indian River Lagoon. After construction is <br /> complete, Osprey Acres will function as a Managed Aquatic Plant System (MAPS), meaning those <br /> treatment units which accumulate nutrients through settling,direct plant uptake,or both,will be harvested <br /> through mechanical means and the harvested material windrow will be composted onsite or elsewhere,and <br /> potentially distributed for reuse within the wider community. Osprey Acres Stormwater Park will be <br /> operated with a strategic goal of sustainable nutrient removal and recovery; environmental enhancement <br /> and promotion of species diversity within a previously disturbed ecostructure through emulation of pre- <br /> disturbed conditions; optimization of community opportunities for education and nature studies; and <br /> demonstration of the benefits of nutrient recovery and reuse. <br /> PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Grantee will construct the Osprey Acres Stormwater Park,which will <br /> include the primary treatment train processes, attendant infrastructure for operation of the facility as a <br /> MAPS,and approximately six acres dedicated to an ancillary,created wetland,which will involve removal <br /> of exotics and creation of wetland features.The system will receive effluent from the Osprey Marsh Algal <br /> Turf Scrubber's effluent polishing pond and additional untreated canal water. The main treatment train <br /> follows this general sequence: Settling ponds, floating aquatic plant scrubbers,filter marsh units,shallow <br /> marsh systems,and a series of floways in which submerged and emergent aquatic plants will be cultivated. <br /> The system is projected to remove between 3,700 to 8,400 pounds/year TN and 315 to 370 pounds/year TP. <br /> Infrastructure for the harvesting and composting of material will include the following access and <br /> maintenance provisions for attendant equipment and personnel: Drainage and windrow pads between the <br /> parallel units for processing harvested material,areas for solids processing and temporary material storage, <br /> site entrance road,driveway,parking area,site fencing and gates,operations building,and millings service <br /> road and work pad areas. Other features will include walking paths for community use. <br /> TASKS and DELIVERABLES: <br /> Task 1: Construction and Project Management <br /> Task Description: The Grantee will construct the Osprey Acres Stormwater Park in accordance with the <br /> construction contract documents. The project includes construction of the following: Piping connections <br /> to the Osprey Marsh Algal Turf Scrubber's effluent polishing pond;untreated canal water influent piping; <br /> two settling ponds; two floating aquatic plant scrubber units; two filter marshes; two shallow marsh <br /> systems; floway system; process connection piping; water control structures; discharge piping into the <br /> receiving water body;creation of wetland;walking paths;and infrastructure for operation of the facility as <br /> a MAPS. <br /> The Grantee will also perform construction oversight and project management,to include field engineering <br /> services,construction observation,site meetings with construction contractor,and design professionals,and <br /> DEP Agreement No.NS027,Attachment 3,Page 1 of 7 <br />