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SPECIFIC IDENTIFIED PROJECT OPPORTUNITIES
<br />In 2019, the Board approved the purchase of a 243.50 -acre parcel located on 82nd Avenue adjacent
<br />to the County's West Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility. This purchase was made to provide
<br />for potentially three uses; 1) additional wet weather disposal capacity for reuse water, 2) the
<br />opportunity to withdraw water from the lateral D Canal for treatment to reduce nutrient loading
<br />(TMDL project), and 3) a public park and recreation facility to include walking trails and other
<br />amenities. As such, this property was purchased with a multi -use purpose in mind. Staff is
<br />working to develop the design for this property, which is estimated to cost in excess of $10 million.
<br />If the property is utilized for a TMDL type project, then it may be beneficial to utilize bond
<br />proceeds as a portion of the funding plan. Keep in mind that SB 64, which has yet to be signed by
<br />the governor, may prohibit the discharge of wastewater to surface waters (lateral D) by 2032 and
<br />the Utility department is exploring options regarding the potential impacts to operations.
<br />On March 16, 2021, the Board of Commissioners approved the purchase of a 38.4 acre parcel of
<br />property near the Main Relief Canal for the purpose of constructing a TMDL project. County staff
<br />is working to design a project for this location. Construction costs for such project would be a
<br />potential use of proceeds from a potential bond issue. As discussed under the large-scale
<br />stormwater project section, the cost of constructing such projects is likely between $5410 million.
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<br />Floravon Shores Subdivision
<br />1
<br />$10,531.72
<br />36
<br />$379,142
<br />949.44
<br />Sebastian Highlands Unit 02
<br />Collier
<br />2
<br />$34,013.68
<br />28
<br />$952,383
<br />1,027.53
<br />Sebastian Highlands Unit 05
<br />3
<br />$34,013.68
<br />465
<br />$15,816,363
<br />13,577.22
<br />Hobart Landing Unit 2
<br />4
<br />$58,552.08
<br />26
<br />$1,522,354
<br />965.00
<br />Orchid Island No. 2
<br />5
<br />$123,948.00
<br />22
<br />$2,726,856
<br />737.76
<br />Sebastian Highlands Unit 04
<br />5
<br />$34,013.68
<br />438
<br />$14,897,993
<br />10,018.99
<br />Orchid Island No. 1
<br />7
<br />$160,517.81
<br />14
<br />$2,247,249
<br />473.15
<br />Ambersand Beach Sub No 1 & 2
<br />8
<br />$54,680.86
<br />84
<br />$4,593,192
<br />2,802.36
<br />Sebastian Highlands Unit 01
<br />8
<br />$34,013.68
<br />754
<br />$25,646,315
<br />17,256.07
<br />Sebastian Highlands Unit 03
<br />10
<br />$34,013.68
<br />168
<br />$5,714,298
<br />4,569.76
<br />Total Cost of Top 5 Subdivisions
<br />$21,397,098
<br />$74,496,146
<br />Total Cost of All Subdivisions
<br />Total Pollutant Reduction of Top 5
<br />Subdivisions
<br />17,256.95
<br />Total Pollutant Reduction of All
<br />Subdivisions
<br />52,377.29
<br />SPECIFIC IDENTIFIED PROJECT OPPORTUNITIES
<br />In 2019, the Board approved the purchase of a 243.50 -acre parcel located on 82nd Avenue adjacent
<br />to the County's West Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility. This purchase was made to provide
<br />for potentially three uses; 1) additional wet weather disposal capacity for reuse water, 2) the
<br />opportunity to withdraw water from the lateral D Canal for treatment to reduce nutrient loading
<br />(TMDL project), and 3) a public park and recreation facility to include walking trails and other
<br />amenities. As such, this property was purchased with a multi -use purpose in mind. Staff is
<br />working to develop the design for this property, which is estimated to cost in excess of $10 million.
<br />If the property is utilized for a TMDL type project, then it may be beneficial to utilize bond
<br />proceeds as a portion of the funding plan. Keep in mind that SB 64, which has yet to be signed by
<br />the governor, may prohibit the discharge of wastewater to surface waters (lateral D) by 2032 and
<br />the Utility department is exploring options regarding the potential impacts to operations.
<br />On March 16, 2021, the Board of Commissioners approved the purchase of a 38.4 acre parcel of
<br />property near the Main Relief Canal for the purpose of constructing a TMDL project. County staff
<br />is working to design a project for this location. Construction costs for such project would be a
<br />potential use of proceeds from a potential bond issue. As discussed under the large-scale
<br />stormwater project section, the cost of constructing such projects is likely between $5410 million.
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