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Official Document Type
Amendment
Approved Date
10/03/2006
Control Number
2006-332
Agenda Item Number
7.K.
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Department of Environmental Protection
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Amendment No.1, IRC Main Relief Canal Pollution-Revised Grant work plan
Agreement No. G0182
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ATTACHMENT A-1 <br /> REVISED GRANT WORK PLAN <br /> PROJECT #: 19 Indian River County Main Relief Canal Pollution Control Structure <br /> PROJECT FUNDING : $725 , 500. 00 FY05 319 $3 ,298,475 Match <br /> LEAD Indian River County <br /> ORGANIZATION : <br /> CONTACT PERSON : Keith Mccully, P . E . , Esq . <br /> Public Works - Stormwater Div. <br /> 184025 1h St. <br /> Vero Beach , FI 32960 <br /> (772) 567-8000 (X1562) <br /> (772) 778-9391 ( Fax) <br /> Kmccully@lrcgov. Com <br /> COOPERATING ORGANIZATIONS : Indian River County Public Works , Indian River <br /> Farms Water Control District, City Of Vero Beach , St. Johns River Water Management <br /> District <br /> PROJECT ABSTRACT: A large treatment structure will be constructed in the Main Relief <br /> Canal in Vero Beach that utilizes a pumped sedimentation sump and a series of self- <br /> cleaning bar screens to remove suspended solids and floating vegetative debris from canal <br /> water flowing to the Indian River Lagoon . The structures are designed to treat 294 cfs <br /> draining from a 21 , 705-acre basin that is 50% urban and 50% agricultural . The self- <br /> cleaning fixed bar screens will utilize a traveling rake system to remove large masses of <br /> vegetative debris such as hyacinths , water lettuce , duckweed and grasses and floating <br /> trash before the water enters the Indian River Lagoon. A sedimentation sump preceding <br /> the bar screens will collect settleable solids that will periodically be pumped out by <br /> operations personnel . The project is anticipated to reduce Total Suspended Solids (TSS) <br /> by 45% (or 906 , 000 lbs. per year) , Total Phosphorus by 36% (or 11 ,500 lbs. per year), and <br /> Total Nitrogen by 23% (or 46 , 800 lbs . per year). A monitoring program will be conducted to <br /> accurately assess the removal efficiency of this treatment system. A public education and <br /> awareness program will be incorporated with the construction project to help reduce trash <br /> and vegetative debris input to the drainage system . <br /> PROJECT LOCATION AND WATERSHED CHARACTERISTICS: The Indian River Farms <br /> Water Control District ( IRFWCD) in Indian River County, Florida , is an area over 53,000 <br /> acres that is drained by an extensive 300 mile network of man-made canals . The 21 , 705 <br /> acre Main Relief Canal basin is approximately 50% urban and 50% agricultural . The <br /> IRFWCD discharges into the Indian River Lagoon , an Estuary of National Significance. In <br /> the East Indian River County Master Stormwater Management Plan , a pollutant loading <br /> analysis showed that the three discharge canals of the IFRWCD convey huge amounts of <br /> suspended solids, nutrients , and floating vegetative debris into the lagoon , seriously <br /> degrading estuarine habitat. The canals also transport tremendous quantities of human- <br /> generated trash (Styrofoam cups, plastic, bottles, etc. ) into the Lagoon . The proposed <br /> location of the Main Relief Canal treatment structure is west of US Highway 1 and the FEC <br /> railroad near the Vero Beach airport. Construction will take place within the public right-of- <br /> DEP Agreement No. G0182, Attachment A- 1 , Page 1 of 12 <br />
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