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Revisions to the Long- Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water Management District

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Page 1: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving

Everglades Water Quality Goals

Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving

Everglades Water Quality Goals

November 18, 2004

Gary GoforthChief Consulting Engineer

South Florida Water Management District

November 18, 2004

Gary GoforthChief Consulting Engineer

South Florida Water Management District

Page 2: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

Everglades PlanEverglades Plan

A Plan to achieve long-term water quality goals was submitted in December 2003 to FDEPEnhancements to STAsExpanded BMPs in EAA and other basins Integration with CERP projects

Strength of Plan is adaptive management; acknowledged there would be revisions based on new science and other information.

A Plan to achieve long-term water quality goals was submitted in December 2003 to FDEPEnhancements to STAsExpanded BMPs in EAA and other basins Integration with CERP projects

Strength of Plan is adaptive management; acknowledged there would be revisions based on new science and other information.

Page 3: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

Basis of Proposed Revisions

Basis of Proposed Revisions

1. Additional land available for expanded treatment areas

2. Updated STA information

3. Addition of recreational facilities to STAs

1. Additional land available for expanded treatment areas

2. Updated STA information

3. Addition of recreational facilities to STAs

Page 4: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

Additional land available for expanded treatment areas Additional land available for expanded treatment areas

Storage requirements of EAA Reservoir can be met using just Compartment A

Proposal is to construct treatment areas on Compartments B and C

Storage requirements of EAA Reservoir can be met using just Compartment A

Proposal is to construct treatment areas on Compartments B and C

Page 5: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

4 1,813

STA-2

North N

ew R

iver Canal New Cell 4 discharge canal & structure

Existing STA-2

Cell 2ACell 3A Cell 1A

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1 1,9902 2,220 3 2,220

Total 8,243 ac

G-331 A-G

G-336 A-F

G-329 A-DG-333 A-E

G-330 A-E

G-336G

WCA-2A

G-338

N

G-335

Cell 3BCell 2B

Cell 1B

P

G-337A

G-332G-334

S-6

G-337

G-328 G-339

~2.7 miles

S-7

New Cell 4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 3,300 acres)

New Cell 4 inflow

canal & structures

STA-3/4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 4,275 acres)

4 1,813

STA-2

North N

ew R

iver Canal New Cell 4 discharge canal & structure

Existing STA-2

Cell 2ACell 3A Cell 1A

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1 1,9902 2,220 3 2,220

Total 8,243 ac

G-331 A-G

G-336 A-F

G-329 A-DG-333 A-E

G-330 A-E

G-336G

WCA-2A

G-338

N

G-335

Cell 3BCell 2B

Cell 1B

P

G-337A

G-332G-334

S-6

G-337

G-328 G-339

~2.7 miles

S-7

New Cell 4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 3,300 acres)

New Cell 4 inflow

canal & structures

STA-3/4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 4,275 acres)

4 1,813

STA-2

North N

ew R

iver Canal New Cell 4 discharge canal & structure

Existing STA-2

Cell 2ACell 3A Cell 1A

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1 1,9902 2,220 3 2,220

Total 8,243 ac

G-331 A-G

G-336 A-F

G-329 A-DG-333 A-E

G-330 A-E

G-336G

WCA-2A

G-338

N

G-335

Cell 3BCell 2B

Cell 1B

P

G-337A

G-332G-334

S-6

G-337

G-328 G-339

~2.7 miles

G-339

~2.7 miles

S-7

New Cell 4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 3,300 acres)

New Cell 4 inflow

canal & structures

STA-3/4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 4,275 acres)• 2,015-acre

expansion of STA-2 by 12/31/06 if possible

• Additional 7,575 acres as treatment area by 12/31/2008 if possible

Conceptual Schematic for Compartment B Treatment

Areas

Page 6: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

Conceptual Schematic for Compartment C Treatment

Areas• 2,560 acre

expansion of STA-5 by 12/31/06 if possible

• Additional 6,240 acres as treatment area by 12/2008 if possible

C-139 Basin

WCA-3A

Miami Canal

Rotenberger Wildlife

Management Area

L-3 Borrow

Canal

Discharge Canal

1224 acres

1A 1B

2A 2B835 acres

835 acres

1224 acres

STA-6 Section

1

Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation

STA-5

S-8G-404L-4

G-410

G-409

S & M Canal

L-2 Borrow

Canal

G-402B

G-402A

G-402C

G-402D NNot to scale

Deer Fence CanalG-406

C-139 Annex

USSO

STA-6 Section

2New

discharge

New 3rd Flow-way for STA-5

Compartment C Build-out Additional Treatment Area

Page 7: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

Primary objective: Redistribute STA inflow volumes and loads to optimize phosphorus removal

Additionally: Determine the optimal configuration of STAs on

Compartments B and C Help synchronize the operation of the EAA

reservoirs and the STAs Evaluate other regional alternatives if needed to

achieve water quality goals

Primary objective: Redistribute STA inflow volumes and loads to optimize phosphorus removal

Additionally: Determine the optimal configuration of STAs on

Compartments B and C Help synchronize the operation of the EAA

reservoirs and the STAs Evaluate other regional alternatives if needed to

achieve water quality goals

Regional Feasibility Study Regional Feasibility Study

Page 8: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

Public recreational access and use

Public recreational access and use

Addition of facilities to STAs consistent with the recently-adopted District policy

Parking, kiosks, boat ramps in exterior canals, signage, fencing, public education, maintenance, etc.

Addition of facilities to STAs consistent with the recently-adopted District policy

Parking, kiosks, boat ramps in exterior canals, signage, fencing, public education, maintenance, etc.

Page 9: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

STA-1E EnhancementsSTA-1E Enhancements

Cell 3

East Distribution Cell

A.R.M. LoxahatcheeNational WildlifeRefuge (WCA 1)

Cell 6 Cell 4N

Cell 4S

Cell 2

Cell 1Cell 5

West Distribution Cell

S-369

C-51 Canal

S-372

S-370

S-364

S-363S-366S-373

S-368

S-374 S-371 G-367

N

S-365

S-375

Cell 7

S-361

S-319

G-311

EffectiveArea (ac)Cell

1 5562 5523 5894N 6454S 752 5 5716 1,0497 418

Total 5,132 acDischarge Canal

S-362

•Vegetation conversion underway (no change)

•PSTA demo moved to cells 1 & 2

•Public access facilities

Page 10: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

Cell 1

Cell 5A

Cell 3

Cell 2

Cell 5B

Cell 4

A.R.M. LoxahatcheeNational WildlifeRefuge (WCA 1)

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1A 745

2A 471

3 1,026 4 358 5A 5625B 2,293

Total 6,670 ac

NG-259

G-258

G-305 A-V

G-304 A-J

G-254 A-I

G-327 A

G-306 A-J

G-256

G-257L-7

Canal

DischargeCanal

Ocean Canal

G-252 H-J

S-5AS

G-300

G-303

G-302

G-308

G-309

S-5A

G-251

G-310

G-250 S

G-253 A-J

P

G-255

G-301

2B 470

1B 745

Cell 5B

Limerock

Berm

G-327 B

G-307

G-311

Cell 1

Cell 5A

Cell 3

Cell 2

Cell 5B

Cell 4

A.R.M. LoxahatcheeNational WildlifeRefuge (WCA 1)

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1A 745

2A 471

3 1,026 4 358 5A 5625B 2,293

Total 6,670 ac

NG-259

G-258

G-305 A-V

G-304 A-J

G-254 A-I

G-327 A

G-306 A-J

G-256

G-257L-7

Canal

DischargeCanal

Ocean Canal

G-252 H-J

S-5AS

G-300

G-303

G-302

G-308

G-309

S-5A

G-251

G-310

G-250 S

G-253 A-J

P

G-255

G-301

2B 470

1B 745

Cell 5B

Limerock

Berm

G-327 B

Cell 1

Cell 5A

Cell 3

Cell 2

Cell 5B

Cell 4

A.R.M. LoxahatcheeNational WildlifeRefuge (WCA 1)

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1A 745

2A 471

3 1,026 4 358 5A 5625B 2,293

Total 6,670 ac

NG-259

G-258

G-305 A-V

G-304 A-J

G-254 A-I

G-327 A

G-306 A-J

G-256

G-257L-7

Canal

DischargeCanal

Ocean Canal

G-252 H-J

S-5AS

G-300

G-303

G-302

G-308

G-309

S-5A

G-251

G-310

G-250 S

G-253 A-J

P

G-255

G-301

Cell 1

Cell 5A

Cell 3

Cell 2

Cell 5B

Cell 4

A.R.M. LoxahatcheeNational WildlifeRefuge (WCA 1)

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1A 745

2A 471

3 1,026 4 358 5A 5625B 2,293

Total 6,670 ac

NG-259

G-258

G-305 A-V

G-304 A-J

G-254 A-I

G-327 A

G-306 A-J

G-256

G-257L-7

Canal

DischargeCanal

Ocean Canal

G-252 H-J

S-5AS

G-300

G-303

G-302

G-308

G-309

S-5A

G-251

G-310

G-250 S

G-253 A-J

P

G-255

G-301

Cell 1

Cell 5A

Cell 3

Cell 2

Cell 5B

Cell 4

A.R.M. LoxahatcheeNational WildlifeRefuge (WCA 1)

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1A 745

2A 471

3 1,026 4 358 5A 5625B 2,293

Total 6,670 ac

NG-259

G-258

G-305 A-V

G-304 A-J

G-254 A-I

G-327 A

G-306 A-J

G-256

G-257L-7

Canal

DischargeCanal

Ocean Canal

G-252 H-J

S-5AS

G-300

G-303

G-302

G-308

G-309

S-5A

G-251

G-310

G-250 S

G-253 A-J

P

G-255

G-301

2B 470

1B 745

Cell 5B

Limerock

Berm

G-327 B

G-307

G-311

STA-1W EnhancementsSTA-1W Enhancements

•No change to vegetation conversion and compartment-alization

•Public access facilities

•Additional replacement of interior structures

•Additional structures

Page 11: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

4 1,813

STA-2

New Cell 4 discharge canal & structure

Existing STA-2

Cell 2ACell 3A Cell 1A

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1 1,9902 2,220 3 2,220

Total 8,243 ac

G-331 A-G

G-336 A-F

G-329 A-DG-333 A-E

G-330 A-E

G-336G

WCA-2A

G-338

N

G-335

Cell 3BCell 2B

Cell 1B

P

G-337A

G-332G-334

S-6

G-337

G-328 G-339

~2.7 miles

S-7

New Cell 4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 3,300 acres)

New Cell 4 inflow

canal & structures

STA-3/4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 4,275 acres)

4 1,813

STA-2

New Cell 4 discharge canal & structure

Existing STA-2

Cell 2ACell 3A Cell 1A

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1 1,9902 2,220 3 2,220

Total 8,243 ac

G-331 A-G

G-336 A-F

G-329 A-DG-333 A-E

G-330 A-E

G-336G

WCA-2A

G-338

N

G-335

Cell 3BCell 2B

Cell 1B

P

G-337A

G-332G-334

S-6

G-337

G-328 G-339

~2.7 miles

S-7

New Cell 4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 3,300 acres)

New Cell 4 inflow

canal & structures

STA-3/4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 4,275 acres)

4 1,813

STA-2

New Cell 4 discharge canal & structure

Existing STA-2

Cell 2ACell 3A Cell 1A

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1 1,9902 2,220 3 2,220

Total 8,243 ac

G-331 A-G

G-336 A-F

G-329 A-DG-333 A-E

G-330 A-E

G-336G

WCA-2A

G-338

N

G-335

Cell 3BCell 2B

Cell 1B

P

G-337A

G-332G-334

S-6

G-337

G-328 G-339

~2.7 miles

S-7

New Cell 4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 3,300 acres)

New Cell 4 inflow

canal & structures

STA-3/4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 4,275 acres)

4 1,813

STA-2

New Cell 4 discharge canal & structure

Existing STA-2

Cell 2ACell 3A Cell 1A

EffectiveCell Area (ac)

1 1,9902 2,220 3 2,220

Total 8,243 ac

G-331 A-G

G-336 A-F

G-329 A-DG-333 A-E

G-330 A-E

G-336G

WCA-2A

G-338

N

G-335

Cell 3BCell 2B

Cell 1B

P

G-337A

G-332G-334

S-6

G-337

G-328 G-339

~2.7 miles

G-339

~2.7 miles

S-7

New Cell 4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 3,300 acres)

New Cell 4 inflow

canal & structures

STA-3/4

Compartment B Build-out

Additional Treatment Area

(approx. 4,275 acres)

Schematic of Enhanced STA-2

STA-2 EnhancementsSTA-2 Enhancements

•Expansion of treatment area

•Vegetation conversion and compartmentaliz-ation after new Cell 4

•Public access facilities

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G-380 A-F G-377 A-E G-374 A-F

G-381 A-F

G-376 A-F

G-375 A-F

G-379 A-E

G-378 A-E

G-383

G-382AG-382B

G-357

S-150

Inflow Canal

NNRCanal

Cell 1A

Cell 1B

Cell 2A

Cell 2B

Cell 3A

Holey Land(Toe of the Boot)

WCA 3A

N

Supply Canal

L-5 Canal

Cell 3 Discharge Canal

Discharge Canal

Auxiliary SeepagePump Station

Borrow Pits

~10 miles

~8 miles

EffectiveCell Area (ac)1A 3,0391B 3,4882A 2,5422B 2,894 3A 3B

2,1532,427

Total 16,543 ac

G-372

G-370

S-7

S-8

G-404

G-371

Cell 3BP

PP

•No revision to vegetation conversion and compartmentliz-ation

•Public access facilities

STA-3/4 EnhancementsSTA-3/4 Enhancements

Page 13: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

C-139 Basin

WCA-3A

Miami Canal

Rotenberger Wildlife

Management Area

L-3 Borrow

Canal

Discharge Canal

1224 acres

1A 1B

2A 2B835 acres

835 acres

1224 acres

STA-6 Section

1

Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation

STA-5

S-8G-404L-4

G-410

G-409

S & M Canal

L-2 Borrow

Canal

G-402B

G-402A

G-402C

G-402D NNot to scale

Deer Fence CanalG-406

C-139 Annex

USSO

STA-6 Section

2New

discharge

New 3rd Flow-way for STA-5

Compartment C Build-out Additional Treatment Area

C-139 Basin

WCA-3A

Miami Canal

Rotenberger Wildlife

Management Area

L-3 Borrow

Canal

Discharge Canal

1224 acres

1A 1B

2A 2B835 acres

835 acres

1224 acres

STA-6 Section

1

Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation

STA-5

S-8G-404L-4

G-410

G-409

S & M Canal

L-2 Borrow

Canal

G-402B

G-402A

G-402C

G-402D NNot to scale

Deer Fence CanalG-406

C-139 Annex

USSO

STA-6 Section

2New

discharge

New 3rd Flow-way for STA-5

Compartment C Build-out Additional Treatment Area

C-139 Basin

WCA-3A

Miami Canal

Rotenberger Wildlife

Management Area

L-3 Borrow

Canal

Discharge Canal

1224 acres

1A 1B

2A 2B835 acres

835 acres

1224 acres

STA-6 Section

1

Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation

STA-5

S-8G-404L-4

G-410

G-409

S & M Canal

L-2 Borrow

Canal

G-402B

G-402A

G-402C

G-402D NNot to scale

Deer Fence CanalG-406

C-139 Annex

USSO

STA-6 Section

2New

discharge

New 3rd Flow-way for STA-5

Compartment C Build-out Additional Treatment Area

•Expansion of treatment area

•No change to vegetation conversion

•Removal of flow obstructions

•Delete one seepage pump station no longer needed due to new third flow-way

•Public access facilities

STA-5 EnhancementsSTA-5 Enhancements

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STA-6 EnhancementsSTA-6 Enhancements

•Public access facilities

•Construction of enhancements after flow-through of new Cell 4

•Evaluating necessity of enhancements considering full build-out of Compartment C

Page 15: Revisions to the Long-Term Plan for Achieving Everglades Water Quality Goals November 18, 2004 Gary Goforth Chief Consulting Engineer South Florida Water

SummarySummary

Strength of Plan is adaptive management Revisions being proposed include:

1. Expanded treatment areas

2. Updated STA information

3. Addition of recreational facilities to STAs

Expanding treatment areas in EAA by 40% to take advantage of additional land

Will enhance ability to meet Everglades water quality goals

Strength of Plan is adaptive management Revisions being proposed include:

1. Expanded treatment areas

2. Updated STA information

3. Addition of recreational facilities to STAs

Expanding treatment areas in EAA by 40% to take advantage of additional land

Will enhance ability to meet Everglades water quality goals