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Agreement
Approved Date
10/10/2000
Control Number
2000-308
Agenda Item Number
11.G.5.
Entity Name
St. Johns Water Management District
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Agreement for the Development of the East Indian River County
Stormwater Management Plan
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L <br />40 <br />40 <br />40 <br />Contract #SD624AA <br />For the NPDES Stormwater Compliance Report the Consultant shall model for the <br />following parameters: <br />• BOD <br />• Total lead <br />• Total zinc <br />• Total coliform <br />3-C Interim Report (by Consultant)— DISTRICT will submit the results of the existing <br />conditions SWMM modeling to the Consultant for preparation of a report. A technical <br />interim report, summarizing model calibration and verification procedures and existing <br />water quantity and water quality analysis shall be prepared and submitted to the Steering <br />committee for review. Water quantity and water quality conditions and levels of service <br />(LOS) under existing land use conditions shall be assessed. This assessment shall include <br />application of the LOS criteria to identify those areas where the existing system does not <br />include consideration of known drainage; flooding or water quality problems determined <br />through the investigations and reconnaissance of Task 1 and 2. The 100 -year floodplain, <br />based on existing use conditions, shall be delineated on the appropriate topographic maps <br />and included as an overlay as COUNTY'S computer mapping system. Ten (10) copies of <br />the report shall be submitted to COUNTY with additional copies provided to DISTRICT, <br />IRFWCD, and the City of Vero Beach. The Steering committee shall work with the <br />Consultant to prepare graphic displays identifying the basin, 100 -year floodplain, and <br />problem areas for the public information meeting. The steering committee shall work <br />with the Consultant to prepare a handout summarizing the results of the study. <br />Task 4 — Evaluation of alternatives: <br />4-A Results from the previously completed SWMM model, outlined in the interim report <br />from Task 3C, shall be used by the Steering committee to determine design alternatives <br />for the regional stormwater improvements. Based on recommendations from the steering <br />committee, DISTRICT will provide conceptual designs for the alternatives selected and <br />model the alternatives with the developed SWMM model. . <br />The Consultant shall provide supporting information and drafting assistance for the <br />conceptual design. The supporting information may include survey information required <br />for the conceptual design of the proposed alternatives. The SWIM modeling of the <br />alternatives shall analyze each alternative's affect on hydraulic parameters (flow rates <br />and flood stages) and water quality parameters. Expected reductions in pollutant <br />loadings shall be calculated for each of the proposed alternatives. The alternatives shall <br />also be modeled for future land use in the basin. Calculations shall take into account <br />pollutant removal efficiencies of stormwater treatment facilities required for new <br />developments under current stormwater treatment regulations. <br />Development of the alternatives will follow the following guidelines. Gravity flow is <br />first priority. However, pumping shall be utilized if pumping provides the most <br />economical and effective alternative. Regional stormwater treatment systems will be <br />Page 15 of 19 <br />
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