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CBIRS Request 2558
 
Community Budget Issue Requests - Tracking Id #2558
The Cape Septic Tank Phase Out Project
 
Requester: Mayor John Peyton Organization: City of Jacksonville, Florida
 
Project Title: The Cape Septic Tank Phase Out Project Date Submitted 1/4/2008 2:29:55 PM
 
Sponsors: King
 
Statewide Interest:
Improving the health of the St. Johns River and its tributaries by removing pollution caused by failing septic tanks.
 
Recipient: Mayor John Peyton   Contact: Fred C. Odom, P.E., P.L.S.  
  117 W Duval Street, 4th Floor   Contact Phone: (904) 571-2397  
  Jacksonville 32202   Contact email: odomfc@jea.com
 
Counties: Duval
 
Gov't Entity: Yes Private Organization (Profit/Not for Profit):  
 
Project Description:
Remove failing septic tanks in the Lincoln Villas neighborhood of Jacksonville and provide better treatment by installing sanitary sewer lines, which will reduce pollution to the St. Johns River.
 
Is this a project related to a federal or state declared disaster? No
 
Measurable Outcome Anticipated:
Reduced pollution to the Lower St. Johns River and its tributaries
 
Amount requested from the State for this project this year: $2,000,000
 
Total cost of the project: $2,700,000
 
Request has been made to fund: Construction
 
What type of match exists for this project? Local
  Cash Amount $470,000   In-kind Amount $235,000
 
Was this project previously funded by the state?   No
 
Is future-year funding likely to be requested?   No
 
Was this project included in an Agency's Budget Request?   No
 
Was this project included in the Governor's Recommended Budget? No
 
Is there a documented need for this project? Yes
  Documentation: City of Jacksonville City Council Rules Committee
 
Was this project request heard before a publicly noticed meeting of a body of elected officials (municipal, county, or state)?   Yes
  Hearing Body: City of Jacksonville City Council Rules Committee
 
Is this a water project as described in Section 403.885, Laws of Florida?   Yes
Is the project eligible under section 403.885(2),F.S. to protect public health or the environment; and implement plans developed pursuant to the Surface Water Improvement and Management Act created in part IV of Chapter 373,F.S., other water restoration plans required by law, management plans prepared pursuant to 2.403.067,F.S., or other plans adopted by local government for water quality improvement and water restoration? Yes
Is your project addressed in a state, regional or local plan (such as a SWIM Plan, Comprehensive Plan, Local Master Plan, etc.)? Yes
Name the plan and cite the pages on which the project is described:
Lower St. Johns River Basin Initiative, Fiscal Year 2007-2008, Approved December 12, 2006, pg. 3-11; Lower St. Johns River SWIM Plan, 1993, all pages; District Water Management Plan, 2005, pg. 54-55
 
Are requesting funding for a stormwater, surface water restoration, or other water management project?
Yes
 
In which Water Management District is your project located?
  St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD)
Have you provided at least 50% match (that is, one-half the total project cost identified in this request? No
 
Will this project reduce pollutant loadings to a water management district designated 'priority' surface water body? Yes
  Name of water body: Lower St. Johns River and its tributaries
 
Describe, specifically, how it will reduce loadings, identify anticipated load reductions for total suspended solids, total nitrogen, total phosphorus, and other contaminants, and specify the practices that will be used to reduce loadings:
Removing failing septic tanks and providing better treatment by installing sanitary sewer lines will reduce nitrogen, phosphorus and bacteria going to the St. Johns River and its tributaries
Is the project under construction? No
 
Are you requesting funding for a wastewater project? No
 
Are you requesting funding for a drinking water project? No