##VIDEO ID:XXMHGFsOMYk## SUSTAINED WHEN ARE CONSTANTLY  GOING OVER A LONG PERIOD OF  TIME OVER THE GOAL PUSHING  WATER UP ONTO NOT HAPPEN.  THERE'S A LOT OF FLOODING A  LOT OF BEACH EROSION ALONG  TEACHER AND THE HOME. HOWEVER  THIS STORM CAN ALSO PUSH WATER  OF THE RIVER PUSHED ON THE  MYAKKA RIVER FOR INSTANCE, AGO  AND THEN THE WATER COMING  DOWNSTREAM FROM THE RIVER HAS  ORDERED TO DO. BECAUSE WATER  TO BACK FLOODING THAT ALONG  WITH A LOT OF RAIN THAT COMES  FROM ALSO CAUSED INCREASE OF  WATER FLOODING INTO THE RIVER  ♪ AND INTO OUR WATER MANAGEMENT  CAUSING FLOODING WELL. PUBLIC  WORKS IS A LOT OF WORK BEFORE  THE STORM TO MAKE SURE THAT  OUR WATER LEVELS POSSIBLE FOR  WEAKNESS AND THE WAR AGAINST  STORM SURGE AND FLOODING IN  OUR WATER SYSTEMS IF YOU WANT  ADDITIONAL INFORMATION  ♪ ON THAT WE HAVE A GREAT THAT A  LOT FOLKS ALL RIGHT THANK  >> GOOD MORNING TODAY IS  WEDNESDAY 9/18/2020 OR IT IS  10:00AM WE ARE IN THE CITY  CHAMBERS AND I CALL THE CITY  COMMISSION SPECIAL MEETING TO  ORDER. COMMISSIONERS PRESENT  WE HAVE MERGE VICE MAYOR WHITE  FIRST DOSE SITE COMMISSIONER  LANGDON AND COMMISSIONER  MCDOWELL, WE ALSO HAVE CITY  MANAGER FLETCHER DEPUTY CITY  ATTORNEY GOING ASSISTANT CITY  CLERK, HOW SPECIALIST CHECK ON  WHO'S BACK THERE. I'M SORRY TO  TIGHT WITH FIRE CHIEF TITUS  CAPTAIN AND CAPTAIN ALSO FOR  POLICE. THANK YOU. FOR THE  PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE I'D LIKE  TO CALL ON OUR STORM WATER  BETTER. THIS IS ALL WAS THAT  LOT.  >> AMERICA AND IT OR LIST AND  ONE NATION UNDER GOD. IT IS A  LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.  THANK YOU.  >> I'M LOOKING OR APPROVAL OF  THE AGENDA. SO SECOND.  >> ALL RIGHT WE HAVE A MOTION  TO APPROVE THE AGENDA MADE BY  VICE MAYOR'S JOKES SECONDED BY  COMMISSIONER LANGDON IT DOES  NOTHING ELSE.  >> LET US BOW. AND THAT PASSES  5 TO 0. ALL RIGHT MOVING ON TO  PUBLIC COMMENT. WE DO HAVE ALL  ROBBINS AND SENT IT.  >> GOOD MORNING HAPPENED SENSE  THAT THE EXCELLENT REPORTS BY  THE WAY. REALLY REPORTS. I'M  JUST A FEW CONCERNS. I'M NOT  JUST MINE BUT I'M HEARING A  LOT FROM THE CITIZENS  CONTACTED ME WHO FEEL  COMFORTABLE. CALLING THAT IN  THE CITY. SO SOME OF THE  CONCERNS ARE. WITH THE WAY THE  WATER FLOWS TO KEEP HEARING  OKAY THE WATER FLOWS FROM THE  HOME SIDE TO THE SWELLS INTO  THE STREETS. AND THAT'S PART  OF THE SYSTEM AND WHAT THE  MANAGEMENT OF OUR CITY. I  UNDERSTAND THAT BUT THE  CONCERNS ARE. IT'S INICIAN  IMPERVIOUS SURFACES. SO WHEN  YOU HAVE A HOME THAT IS TOO  BIG ON A SINGLE PARCEL. AND  THEN VARIANCES ARE ISSUED 4  POOLS FOR OTHER OUGHT NOT  IMPERVIOUS SURFACES THEN.  ♪ INCREASING THE FLOW RATE OF  THAT PARTICULAR HOME WHERE  POSSIBLE.  ♪ WHAT DEVELOPMENT. INTO THE  SWELLS. THAT IT ACTUALLY IS  HAVING PROBLEMS CAPTURING SO  IN ADDITIONAL THAT'S WELL  RATES GOING INTO THE STREETS.  THE CONCERN IS THE RAPID  DEVELOPMENT WITHIN OUR CITY.  >> AND THE.  >> INFRASTRUCTURE TO HANDLE  ALL OF THAT. SO THAT'S WHAT  I'M HEARING THAT'S MY CONCERN.  IS THERE GUIDELINES THAT WE  CAN SET IN PLACE THAT NICE  TRICKS SO AMOUNT OF SQUARE  FOOTAGE OF THE HOME. I'M A  SINGLE POSSIBLE. I'M LOOKING  IN THE ULDC IN THE PROCESS  ALWAYS REFER TO A 7,500 SQUARE  FEET. AND IF YOU PUT A LARGE  HOME ON THAT AND THEN YOU  STICK A POOL AND THEN YOU  STICK A BASKETBALL COURT AND  EVERYTHING AND THE FLOW RATE  IS INCREASING AND IT IS A  CONCERN THAT WITH ALL THESE  NEW DEVELOPMENTS COMING IN  YOU'RE JUST GOING TO MANAGE  THE WATER. BUT YET THIS  NEIGHBORHOOD THAT MIGHT BE  AFFECTED.  ♪ THAT'S THE CONCERNS THAT  ♪ I'M HEARING AND I MAYBE A  WORKSHOP SO SOME KIND OF  EXPLANATION TO THE CITIZENS TO  INSURE THEM. THAT WITH ALL  THIS INCREASED RAPID  DEVELOPMENT THAT'S GOING ON  AND THE DIMINISHING FOR VIA  SURFACE IS WITHIN OUR  COMMUNITY THAT THEY NEED TO  UNDERSTAND THAT HAVE IT UNDER  CONTROL. THIS IS WHAT WE'RE  GOING TO DO. BUT THAT'S MY  CONCERN ALSO SO I THINK THAT'S  JUST MORE EDUCATION THAT NEEDS  TO BE DONE TO ENSURE THE THAT  WITH ALL THIS RAPID  DEVELOPMENT THAT'S GOING ON IN  DIMINISHING PERVIOUS SURFACE  IS THAT THE CITY CAN AFFECT  HANDLE THAT. DO THEY HAVE TO  WAIT FOR A REFERENDUM TO  HANDLE IT. OR CAN THIS BE  DONE. AND CAN WE MAYBE SLOW  THE RATE OF DEVELOPMENT DOWN  UNTIL ALL INFRASTRUCTURE CAN  HANDLE THE RAPID RATE OF  DEVELOPMENT AND THE LAST 7  PREMIER THANK YOU. CHUCK  ENGLISH. GOOD MORNING. GLAD TO  EVERYBODY HERE. I'M SURE  UNDERSTAND. THE THREAT OF  CONCERN THAT I HAVE IS IT  RELATES TO OUR WATER QUALITY  AND. FLOODING. BUT I FULLY  UNDERSTAND THE SYSTEM AND HOW  THE SYSTEM WILL DESIGN SYSTEM  WORKS. BUT I DON'T UNDERSTAND.  A RAPID INCREASE OF IMPERVIOUS  SURFACE. ALL RIGHT IS NOT  IMPACTING SYSTEM. IT'S NOT  FOLKS WILL DESIGNED FOR AND  THEY IF I'M WRONG AND THAT WE  HAD GATES. WHAT CONTROL  STRUCTURE. IT MUST BE THAT IS  OF GREATER VOLUME OF WATER.  THE OTHER THING THAT PEOPLE  DON'T REALLY UNDERSTAND IS A  72 HOUR RULE AND HOW IT  ONE AND 2 LATER. SO THE RAIN  YOU GET TO FOR HASN'T FULLY  GOTTEN TO DESIST. WALTON SAID  PRETTY MAKE IT EVEN SIMPLER.  BUILDING TO BUILDING A HOUSE  AND TOO SMALL A LOT AND THAT  IS CERTAIN FOOTPRINT IT SHOULD  REQUIRE 2 LOTS AND EVEN  MINDFUL OF THE VARIANCES AND  IF YOU WANT TO UNDERSTAND THE  PROBLEM LOOK AT VARIANCES  YOU'RE ALLOWED TO ADD  IMPERVIOUS SURFACE. IT FOR  THANK YOU VERY WHEN WE THINK  OF REALLY INTERESTED IN THE  BACK AHEAD CREEK ACCESS  PROJECT OKAY. PROJECT A  MANAGER ON THAT AND COULD  OUTLINE. THE WEATHER AT WITH  THAT WHAT. IMPACT IS GOING TO  HAVE AS FAR POTENTIAL BYPASSED  THAT IS PROJECTED OR WAS  PROPOSE ONE TIME. I DON'T  ANSWER QUESTIONS NOW AS ONE  YOU LET'S STAY THANK THANK  YOU. THAT'S ALL.  >> THAT ALL.  >> ALL RIGHT MOVING ON TO ITEM  3 WHICH IS OUR PRESENTATION.  CITY MANAGER THIS IS YOUR  ITEM.  >> NEVER WAS I WAS NUMBER 21  DASH 1, 3, 3, 8, IS  PRESENTATION ON PORT  STORMWATER DRAIN SYSTEM. A  PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT WAS  THERE. AS THE DIRECTOR SAYS  PUBLIC THAT WOULD FOR  PRESENTATION TO TALK ABOUT  TONIGHT THE INFORMATION THAT  WE KNOW OUR CITIZENS ARE  CONCERNED ABOUT RANKING  MEMBER.  >> MORNING TO SHOW HIS HAIR  ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC  WORKS. HAVING THIS  CONVERSATION TODAY IS TIMELY  AND IT'S ONE OF THOSE THINGS  THAT ARE CITIZENS ALWAYS WANT  TO HEAR ABOUT SO. THANK YOU TO  THE COMMUNICATIONS TEAM  WORKING WITH US TO MAKE SURE  THAT INFORMATION FROM THIS CAN  BE SHARED OVER AND OVER AGAIN.  >> MIKE FIGHT MICROPHONE OKAY,  I MEAN, CHICAGO OUT. A VOICE  SO LOOK AT ALL THIS WATER.  >> AND THEN WE HAVE NORTH PORT  SEE HOW YOU KNOW WE'RE  IMPACTED CLOSE TO  ♪ THE COAST.  ♪ WE'RE GOING A LOT CONCERNS.  AND NORTH PORT IS PART OF THE  BIG SLEW. WATERSHED NOW THE  BIG SLOW IS A 196 FOR MILES  THIS IS A PRETTY BIG WATERSHED  AND IF YOU'RE NOT FAMILIAR  WITH HYDROLOGY THAT MEANS THAT  THE WATER FROM THE NORTH KIND  OF MY ACA CITY IS GOING TO RUN  THROUGH THIS WATERSHED RIGHT  INTO PORT AND OUT THE WATER  THAT WE RECEIVE PART OF THAT  WE'RE EAST IT DROPPED NORTH OF  GOING TO COME THROUGH THE  WATERSHED THROUGH OUR STORM  WATER SYSTEM OUT TO CHARLOTTE  HARBOR. WHAT'S INTERESTING IS  SARAH'S THE CITY OF SARASOTA  IS NOT IN OUR WATERSHED  TAMPA'S 9 OUR WATERSHED SO  WHEN WE GET A PHONE CALL  SAYING OH THERE'S 12 INCHES OF  WATER THAT FELL IN TAMPA WHAT  SHOULD WE EXPECT. WE'RE NOT  GOING TO BE LOOKING AT TAMPA  WE'RE NOT GOING TO BE LOOKING  AT THE CITY OF SARASOTA AND  REALLY ONLY A SMALL PORTION OF  THE CITY'S IMPACTED BY MYAKKA  RIVER. I'M CONCERNED FOR US  THAT WE WATCH IS HOW ARE  THINGS GOING FROM THE NORTH OF  US COMING THROUGH. AND HOW  DOES MYAKKA HACHI CREEP LUX  AND NOT MYAKKA RIVER MYAKKA  HACHI CREEK IS THE ONE TO  WATCH FOR US. SO IN GENERAL  WATER MOVES THROUGH THE CITY,  IT'S GOING TO GO FROM EAST TO  WEST AND FROM NORTH TO SOUTH.  NOW WE WILL TALK LATER IN THE  PRESENTATION ABOUT THE FACT  THAT THE CITY DOES HAVE WATER  CONTROL STRUCTURES AND OTHER  MECHANISMS TO ROUTE WATER IF  WE SEE THAT WATER NEEDS TO GO  CERTAINLY AND WE DO HAVE SOME  ABILITY TO HELP REDIRECT FLORE  RETAIN WATER IN CERTAIN AREAS  WHEN WE KNOW THERE'S ISSUES OR  WE HAVE TO DO WORK BUT IN  GENERAL THIS IS THE WAY THE  WATER GOES AND AGAIN WHEN YOUR  ATTENTION TO THE MYAKKA HACHI  CREEK THAT'S THE NORTH SOUTH.  TRIBUTARY GENERALLY YOURSELF.  RECEIVES MOST OF OUR WATER SO  AS THE WATER MOVES FROM THE  EAST TO THE WEST WHEN IT HITS  THE CREEK IT WILL COME THROUGH  THE CREEK AND OUT THROUGH THE  CITY. ALL THOSE BLUE LINES YOU  SAW IN THE LAST SLIDE. WE'RE  NOT MEAN MY GOD. THEY WERE NOT  HERE WHEN GDC FOUND THIS LAND  BOUGHT IT WOULD BE REALLY  GREAT PLACE TO SELL LOTS AND  GET PEOPLE FROM THE NORTH TO  MOVE DOWN HERE AND LIVE IN  FLORIDA. THE VAST MAJORITY OF  THOSE. CANALS AND WATERWAYS  WERE DESIGNED NOW THEY WERE  DESIGNED WITH INPUT FROM  REGULATORY BODIES SO SOUTHWEST  WATER. MANAGEMENT SYSTEM  SOUTHWEST, FLORIDA MANAGEMENT  SYSTEMS WITH MY WAS PART OF  THIS ITS DESIGN BEGAN IN 1959.  THIS PARTICULAR DOCUMENTS FROM  1984 SO THESE DESIGNS HAVE  BEEN IN THE WORKS HAVE BEEN  REVIEWED AREN'T SET PERMITTED  HIM OUT AT THE TIME IT WAS FOR  A. I'VE DAY RAINFALL 10 YOUR 5  DAY RAINFALL THEY DON'T REALLY  TRACK 5 DAYS ANYMORE SO IN THE  NEXT SLIDE, YOU'LL SEE THAT  I'M KIND OF STAGGERED IN  BETWEEN. IN 7 DAY. BUT WHEN  YOU'RE LOOKING AT WHAT  CAPACITY IS IN SYSTEM. YOU  CAN'T JUST LOOK AT THE AMOUNT  OF WATER THAT FALLS. HOW  QUICKLY IT FALLS CHANGES,  EVERYTHING. I MEAN SHE IN ONE  HOUR IS VERY DIFFERENT THAN A  STORM 5 INCHES IN 5 DAYS. I  YOU LOOK AT CAN SEE THAT'S A  500 YEAR STORM. SO IF YOU LOOK  ACROSS THE POND. IT'S EVEN  OVER 500 WE RECEIVED OVER 15  INCHES OF RAIN 24 HOURS. OUR  SYSTEM IS NOT DESIGNED FOR  THERE'S REALLY NOT A SYSTEM  THAT WE'RE AWARE OF THAT IS  DESIGNED FOR THAT KIND OF  RAINFALL. IT WOULD BE A.  FINANCIAL AND IT WOULD ALSO  HAVE A LOT OF IMPACT ON THE  ENVIRONMENT IF YOU ARE TO  ALWAYS BE PINING FOR THAT KIND  OF A STORM. INSTEAD YOU SEE  THAT WE'RE KIND OF IN THE 10  INCH RAIN RIGHT THERE FOR IT  10 YOUR 5 A STORM, SO WE GOT  THAT MUCH RAIN OVER 5 DAYS. WE  WILL STILL SEE WATER AND  SPOILS WE WILL STILL SEE WATER  MOVING THROUGH THE THAT THAT'S  REALLY WHERE WE WERE DESIGNED.  YES, SOME KEY TAKEAWAYS THE  FIRST ONE IS PORT AND THAT  LARGE WATERSHED AND WE'RE  GOING TO GET WATER THAT COMES  FROM THE NORTH SO WE'RE NOT  JUST LOOKING AT THE WATER THAT  FALLS IN PORT, WE'RE LOOKING  TO THE NORTH MYAKKA CITY AND  SIMILAR TO SEE HOW MUCH RAIN  THEY'RE GETTING BECAUSE WE  KNOW THAT'S COMING OUR WAY.  THIS IS A PERMANENT AND DESIGN  SYSTEM. KHAN HSUS LEE MANAGING  TO THE DESIGN THAT THIS SYSTEM  WAS APPROVED GOT. AND KNOW IS  THAT COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT IS  REQUIRED TO RETAIN WATER ON  SITE. THE THE VISION IS ONE OF  FEW DIVISIONS WERE POPULATION  INCREASE. ISN'T AS BURDENSOME  AS MAYBE SOLID WASTE. SO AS  THE CITY BUILT OUT STORM WATER  PLAN WAS DESIGNED FOR PHOTO  OUT. AND AS THESE COMMERCIAL  PROPERTIES BUILD THEIR  RETAINING THEIR OWN WATER ON  SITE SO ACTUALLY THAT'S A  LITTLE LESS WATER GOING INTO  OUR SYSTEM. SO THE COMMERCIAL  WILL HELP HOLD THAT WATER BACK  WHICH GIVES THE CAPACITY FOR  THE RESIDENTIAL THE SYSTEM WAS  DESIGNED KNOWING THAT THERE'S  GOING TO BE HOUSES ON THESE  LOTS. IT WAS DESIGNED KNOWING  THAT THE SIZE OF HOUSES AND  WHAT TO EXPECT. BIGGEST  PROBLEM WE'RE PROBABLY SEEING  IS BUILDERS WHEN THEY'RE  BUILDING THEY'RE BLOCKING SOME  OF WALES. THERE'S YOU KNOW  MAYBE A DUMPSTER PART OF HEIDI  OR TRUSSES WERE A PALLET THERE  THAT'S CAUSING AN IMPACT  THROUGH SOME OF OUR SYSTEM AS  WE START TO SEE THESE AREAS.  MINISTER BOTH OUT AND THE  PIPES ARE PUT IN PLACE FOR THE  DRIVEWAYS AND YOU KNOW EVERY  EVERYTHING'S KINDA MANAGED A  LITTLE BIT BETTER WITH  INDIVIDUAL BUILD. WE'LL START  TO SEE THAT CONVEYANCE HAVE  LESS BLOCKAGES. AND WE'LL BE  ABLE TO MANAGE THAT SYSTEM A  LITTLE BIT BETTER. HERE'S SOME  KEY COMPONENTS TO THE  STORMWATER SYSTEM. SO WE HAVE  A SWELL AND NOW FALL OUR  BENCH. THE WATER CAN OUT. ON  THE WATER CONTROL STRUCTURES  AND THE CREEK SO WE'LL BE  GOING THROUGH SOME OF WHY  THESE ARE IMPORTANT TEST. BUT  IT'S GOOD TO JUST KNOW  GENERALLY THAT THESE ARE THE  ITEMS THAT WE'RE LOOKING AT  FREQUENTLY TO MAKE SURE THAT  THEY'RE MAINTAINED WHILE  WATERS FLOWING APPROPRIATELY.  COUPLE POINTS THAT PEOPLE  FORGET THAT ARE PART OF OUR  STORMWATER CONVEYANCE SYSTEM.  ROADWAYS ROADWAYS ARE TRULY  PART OF THE STORMWATER  CONVEYANCE SYSTEM. AS WE GET  RAINFALL IF IT IS SIGNIFICANT  AMOUNT OF RAINFALL. THE ROADS  DO A GREAT JOB MOVING AT  POTTER. KEEPING IT AWAY FROM  OUR HOUSES OR BUILDINGS.  MAKING SURE THAT WE'RE NOT  FLOODING. SO THIS IS WE'RE  WATER ON THE ROAD MEANT TO BE  THERE FOR SHORT PERIODS OF  TIME TO MAKE SURE THAT IT DOES  NOT TO DAMAGES TO STRUCTURES.  OBJECTIVES OF OUR SYSTEM  MOVING WATER AWAY FROM  INFRASTRUCTURE. WE SUPPLY  DRINKING WATER. SO THE MYAKKA  HACHI CREEK KEY SOURCE OF  WATER FOR THE DRINKING WATER  SO MAKING SURE THAT WE'RE  MAKING GETTING WATER THERE  TOO. OUR FRIENDS UTILITIES AND  THAT THEY CAN MEET THE NEEDS  OF THE CITY. VEGETATION IN THE  R DITCHES SWALES IS INCREDIBLY  IMPORTANT AS THE WATER HITS  ALL THESE IMPERVIOUS SURFACES  THAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT THE  ROOFS. THE WATERWAYS. IT  COLLECTS ALL OF THE LAYOFFS IN  THE DIRT IN THE CHEMICALS THAT  WE'RE USING AS HUMANS ON OUR  PROPERTIES ON OUR CARS. AND  INSTEAD OF IT JUST GOING SUPER  FAST RIGHT TO THE HABITAT.  HAVING IT HAVE TIME WITH THE  NETS WELL ARE JUDGED WITH THE  VEGETATION THERE TO CLEAN AWAY  THOSE CHEMICALS. SO THAT THAT  WATER IS MUCH BETTER QUALITY  BEFORE IT ENTERS INTO THE  HABITAT. IT'S ESSENTIAL FOR  WILDLIFE. SO KNOWING THAT AT  72 HOURS CAN BE FRUSTRATING  SOME TIMELY OF HOMEOWNERS ARE  LIKE THEY'RE STILL WATER AND  ICE WILL SHOULD BECOME THE  SECOND IT DROPPED. THAT IS NOT  OUR GOAL. IT'S INTENTIONALLY  NOT ALL BECAUSE IT'S  INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT FOR  HABITAT. AND THEN WATER, A  POND IN AREAS WORKING THROUGH  THE SYSTEM. AGAIN IN THE  ROADWAYS THERE MAY BE SOME  TEMPORARY PONDING. THIS IS NOT  CONSIDERED FLOODING. THIS IS  PART OF THE CONVEYANCE SYSTEM.  SO WE LIKE TO TALK ABOUT THAT.  A BIG BATHTUB. IT'S BIG WAS  WATER. SECOND YOU PULL THE  DON'T EXPECT THE WATER TO  DISAPPEAR RIGHT AWAY. IT'S  GOING TO TAKE A LITTLE BIT OF  TIME TO GET THROUGH THE SYSTEM  DOES THAT MEAN THAT THAT AT  HOME THAT PLUMBING SYSTEM IS  IN NEED OF REPAIR YOU CALLING  A PLUMBER. NO YOU'RE GOING TO  GIVE IT THE YOU KNOW 5.10  MINUTES TO GET THE WATER OUT.  I'M VERY BIG SCALE. THIS IS  SIMILAR TO THAT. SO TAKE  NUMBER 4 IS THAT ROADS ARE  PART OF THE STORMWATER  CONVEYANCE SYSTEM DURING HEAVY  RAINS WATER ON THE ROADS KEEPS  THE WATER AWAY FROM HOUSES FOR  BUILDINGS. AND THAT'S REALLY  HE GO. QUEEN NUMBER 5 IS THAT  STORM WATERS ROUTED TO MY  WEAKEN THE KOCH UPON WHICH  SUPPLY DRINKING WATER TO THE  SO WE TALK A LOT ABOUT WATER  CONTROL STRUCTURES. THE CITY  HAS 64 WATER CONTROL  STRUCTURES THROW ALL THOSE  WATERWAYS, THEY SHOWED UP FOR  23 OF THEM DO HAVE GATES. WHY  WE'VE GATES ON OUR SYSTEM.  IT'S TECHNOLOGY THAT HELPS  DIRECT THE WATER. YOU KNOW WE  MAY GET A LOCALIZE BURST OF  RAIN ONE PARTICULAR AREA IF  WE'RE ABLE TO SEE RAIN WATCH  THE GAUGES SEE WHAT'S  HAPPENING. OUR TEAM TO GO OUT  JUST THE GAUGES AND TRULY MAKE  WATER FLOW WAYS THAT IT  WOULDN'T NORMALLY FLOW OR HOLD  WATER FOR A LITTLE BIT SO I  HAVE PREVIOUSLY SAID IT YOU  KNOW NORTH TO SOUTH AND EAST  TO WEST WE CAN STOP WATER IN  CERTAIN PLACES ALONG THE SNOW  OVER TO HOLD WATER BACK IF TOO  MUCH WIRES GOING ONE WAY AND  WE CAN HOLD WATER TO FORCE  WATER TO GO SOUTH WHERE MAYBE  WANTED TO GO EAST. THIS ALLOWS  US TO ADJUST THE WATER FLOW TO  REALLY HELP ONE MAKE SURE THAT  THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF WATER IS  GOING TO OUR FRIENDS IN  UTILITIES, BUT ALSO TO KEEP  WATER OUT OF HOMES AND  BUILDINGS WHICH IS ONE OF OUR  PRIMARY GOALS. TIMES WE'LL SEE  HAITIAN AND TREES AND THINGS  LIKE THAT THAT ARE IN THE  WATERWAYS, THOSE ARE THINGS  THAT ARE CONCERNING TASSO WE  HAVE STAFF GO OUT AND REMOVE  ANY KIND OF BLOCKAGES STOCKS.  YOU KNOW FISHING DOCKS THAT  SOMEHOW CAME LOOSE OR BOATS.  WE SAW A LOT OF TRAMPOLINES  DURING IN ALL THESE KINDS OF  THINGS JUST SHOW UP IN OUR  WATERWAYS. GET ASKED A LOT YOU  KNOW, HEY WE SEE GRASS AND  GARBAGE. THERE'S GRASS THE  GRASS THAT KIND OF HIGH WE  KNOW THAT THAT'S GOING TO  CAUSE FLOODING. TYPICALLY  WATER FINDS A WAY AND THAT  VEGETATION IS THERE HELP SLOW  DOWN THE WATER SO THAT IT IT  HAS TIME TO CLEAN. BUT THEY  ARE MOWED 6 TIMES PER YEAR.  AND IF IT'S A REALLY WET  DIFFICULT PLACE IT MAY BE AS  LITTLE AS 2 TIMES PER YEAR. WE  USE HERBICIDE TREATMENT ONLY  WHEN NEEDED FOR THE BOTTOM SO  THE R DITCHES TO MAINTAIN  HYDRAULIC FUNCTION. SO AGAIN  ALL OF THIS FOR US IS ABOUT  HYDROLOGY MOVING WATER. THEIR  REHABILITATED AS NECESSARY TO  MAKE SURE THAT WE'RE MEETING  THEIR RIGHT FLO TO AGAIN GO  BACK TO WHAT PERMITTED.  RESIDENTS CALL SAYING YOU KNOW  IF YOU JUST IF YOU JUST NEED  TO SET A MORE OF A SLOW FOR A  LITTLE BIT BIGGER. YOU KNOW  THE WATER WILL GET OUT OF MY  SMILE IN FRONT OF A HOUSE  QUICKER. IT WOULD MAKE ME  HAPPY AS MUCH AS WE WANT TO BE  ABLE TO DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT  AGAIN THE SYSTEM IS PERMITTED  AT CERTAIN RATES. IT CHANGED  THEIR CAN CHANGE THE WHOLE  SYSTEM ALL WORKS TOGETHER ONE  BIG INTERCONNECTED SYSTEM IF I  MAKE WATER FLOW TOO FAST IN  ONE AREA. OUR FRIENDS IN  CHARLOTTE COUNTY MIGHT NOT BE  TOO HAPPY WITH ME WE MAY CAUSE  EROSION IN SOME OF OUR OTHER  CAN HOUSE WE MAY CAUSE  PROBLEMS TO HABITAT SO REALLY  NEED TO BE THINKING OF THE  WHOLE SYSTEM TOGETHER WHEN WE  TALK ABOUT MAKING ANY CHANGES.  SO WE NEED TO HAVE OUR STAFF  GO OUT DAILY TO CHECK THE 23.  HATED WATER CONTROL STRUCTURES  SO THEY'RE LOOKING TO MAKE  SURE THE GATES ARE AT THE  RIGHT LEVEL OF OIL THAT ARE  WORKING WELL THAT THERE'S NO  VEGETATION TRAMPOLINES CAUSING  A BLOCKAGE IN WATER FLOW. WE  DO WORD EARLY INSPECTIONS OF  ALL THE OTHER WATER CONTROL  STRUCTURES AND ANNUAL  INSPECTIONS OF EVERYTHING.  WE'RE CURRENTLY STILL AT THE  DESIGNED BUILT MY WATER  CONTROL STRUCTURE. YOU KNOW  WITH 64 WATER CONTROL  STRUCTURES AND WE'VE SO FAR  REHABILITATED A TOTAL OF 13.  IT'S GOING TAKE SOME TIME TO  GET THROUGH THAT PROCESS AT  THAT RATE WITHOUT ADDITIONAL  FUNDING FOR ASIANS. FOR THE  TRAIN SYSTEM. WE HAVE PROJECTS  SET OUT EVERY YEAR. WE LOOK AT  THE SYSTEM WE'RE WATCHING IT  WE'RE TRYING TO MAKE SURE THAT  WE ARE IT'S STEWARDS OF THIS  TO KEEP THOUGH HYDROLOGY  GOING. SO WE DO HAVE A WATER  CONTROL STRUCTURE  REHABILITATION PROGRAM THAT I  JUST SPOKE ABOUT WE ALSO HAVE  AN ANNUAL DRAINAGE SYSTEM  IMPROVEMENT PLAN SO THIS IS WE  CALL IT DSI AND DSI IS A GRID  BY GRID AND WILL GO THROUGH  REHABILITATE ATHLETE TOO.  I'M TIME BACK TO WHAT IT WAS  ORIGINALLY. ANOTHER IMPORTANT  PART OF THIS PLAN IS THE  CLEARING OF DEBRIS BLOCKAGES  WITHIN MYAKKA HACHI THE CREEK  RECEIVE SIGNIFICANT BLOCKAGES  FROM. HURRICANE IAN WE HAVE  WORKED WITH THE NATIONAL  RESOURCE CONSERVATION SERVICE  AND WITH ARMY CORPS OF  ENGINEERS. TO OBTAIN PERMITS  TO CLEAR THE BLOCKAGE IS FROM  THIS. VITAL WATERWAY. THIS  WILL BE HAPPENING IN NOVEMBER  WILL BE BRINGING THE CONTRACT  TO THE COMMISSION FOR REVIEW  AND THEN WE'LL LOOKING TO  BEGIN WORK WHEN IT'S DRY  SEASON.  >> IF I CAN STOP YOU RIGHT  THERE FOR A MOMENT, WAS NOT  CAN WE ALLOW MORE TIME FOR HER  THIS IS REALLY AN IMPORTANT  TOPIC AND I WOULD LIKE HER TO  HAVE AS MUCH TIME AS SHE NEEDS  TO DO JUSTICE TO ALL RIGHT SO  DO WE NEED A MOTION FOR THAT  CAN SENSE THE CHURCH. IT  SOUNDS MAKE IT I'M I'M LOOKING  FOR A CONSENSUS TO GIVE WISNER  THE TIME SHE NEEDS TO GET  THROUGH THIS PRESENTATION AND  A COMPLETE WAY. COMMISSIONER  NOW YES. YES.  >> I APPRECIATE THE  COMMISSIONERS I TRIED TO TALK  FAST AS POSSIBLE, BUT THIS IS  A LOT OF INFORMATION YEAH. BUT  BACK TO THE CLEARING THE CREEK  THIS WILL BE COMING FORWARD  NOVEMBER DURING THAT TIME  WHILE WE'RE WORKING ON THE  CREEK WE WILL HAVE CLOSE  MONITORING FROM INSPECTORS. WE  WILL BE MEETING ALL THE  REQUIREMENTS OF THE PERMITTING  REGULATIONS. WE WILL COMPLETE  THE REQUIRED ENVIRONMENTAL  STUDIES BEFOREHAND SO THERE'S  A LACK OF OVERSIGHT THAT GOES  INTO THIS WE'RE RIGHT BACK TO  THIS IS I DO HABITAT. HOWEVER  IT IS TRULY THE MOST IMPORTANT  PART OF OUR STORMWATER  CONVEYANCE SYSTEM. SO HERE'S  ALL OF OUR WATER CONTROL  STRUCTURES. THOSE ARE PURPLE  DOTS.  >> AND THEN TO SIGNIFY THE  WORK THAT HAS BEEN COMPLETED  YOU SEE 13 OR 14 GREEN DOTS IN  THERE THOSE ARE THE ONES THAT  HAVE BEEN REHABILITATED HE'LL  BE INVITED TO WATER CONTROL  STRUCTURE ONE 13 RIBBON  CUTTING ON OCTOBER 16TH, WE'RE  VERY EXCITED ABOUT THE WORK.  IT HAS BEEN COMPLETED THERE  AND WATER CONTROL STRUCTURE  ONE 14 IS CURRENTLY IN DESIGN.  WE HAVE PROJECTED SOME WATER  CONTROL STRUCTURES GOING  FORWARD WE HAVE RECEIVED.  GRANT MONEY FOR A COUPLE WATER  CONTROL STRUCTURE SO WE'RE  WORKING TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT  STRUCTURES THAT WE MANAGE TO  REHABILITATE GETTING THEIR  EXPENSE OF STRUCTURES AND  TAKES TIME TO DESIGN RIGHT SO  IT'S NOT GOING TO WE CAN  COMPLETE OFFSEASON ONE YEAR  EVEN IF WE HAD ALL THE MONEY  NECESSARY. HERE'S THE DRAINAGE  SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT GRID MAP  THAT I MENTIONED BEFORE SO WE  TOOK THE CITY LEGACY NORTH  PORT SPECIFICALLY DIVIDED INTO  GRIDS AND THEN WE EVALUATE THE  REQUESTS FOR WORK ORDERS IN  THE SPACE OF TIME. HOW MUCH  INFRASTRUCTURES IN THE GRADE  SO IT'S NOT JUST HOW MANY  COMPLAINTS BUT CORRELATED TO  HOW MANY. SQUARE FOOT OR WHEN  YOUR FOOT OF. WATERWAYS AND  WHATNOT ARE IN THERE TO FIND  OUT WHICH AREAS NEED THE MOST  ASSISTANCE FIRST AND WE  PRIORITIZED THE GREATS. THIS  NEXT ONE SHOWS THAT SINCE 2017  THESE ARE THE GROUPS THAT  WE'VE BEEN ABLE TO BRING BACK  TO PERMIT SO OVER TIME AS. SO  SAYING WHAT BACK IT'S  DEPOSITED INTO THE WATER  STRUCTURES WILL GO BACK  THROUGH AND CLEAN THEM OUT AND  BRING EXACTLY WE ALSO TRACK  ALL OF THE REQUESTS FOR  ASSISTANCE FOR THE DRAINAGE  SYSTEM WORKS SO THESE ARE WORK  ORDERS THAT HAVE BEEN  COMPLETED SINCE. 2016 SO OVER  ALMOST 6,000 WORK ORDERS AND  THAT NUMBER GOES UP PRETTY  MUCH DAILY AND THE TEAM WORKED  REALLY HARD TO GET TO THOSE AS  QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, BUT WE DO  WORK I'M FIRST COME FIRST  SERVE UNLESS THERE'S A  PRIORITY FOR SAFETY YOUR  HEALTH.  >> SO TAKE NUMBER 6 IS THAT  THE SYSTEM IS.  >> ACTIVELY MAINTAINED AND  MANAGED. WE DO HAVE I'M SO IT  MOWING CYCLES, EXPECTATIONS TO  TRY TO BRING THESE BACK TO THE  PERMITTED AMOUNT BASED UPON  WHAT THE BUDGET IS AVAILABLE.  THIS IS A GREAT QUESTION GET  THIS QUESTION A LOT. HOW DO WE  MAKE NORTH PORT NEVER WATER IN  THE STREETS. HOW EVER HAVE TO  WORRY ABOUT WATER AND IT'S A  BIG QUESTION NOT ONLY WOULD IT  BE GREAT FOR US TO JUST SAY  HEY WE CAN WE CAN ONLY PIPE  EVERYTHING THE WATER CAN ALL  INTO THE THE SYSTEM YOU'LL  NEVER SEE IT WILL BE WHISKED  AWAY WILL SOME MAJOR  PERMITTING CONSIDERATIONS FOR  THAT I'M NOT CERTAIN THAT WE  BE ABLE TO GET TO A POINT  WHERE OUR FRIENDS. IT'S WITH  MY DAD. CHARLOTTE COUNTY OUR  WILDLIFE AGENCIES WOULD WOULD  APPRECIATE THE WATER GETTING  TO THEM THAT QUICK WITHOUT IT  BEING PLAYED. BUT LET'S  JUST SAY IF WE WERE TOO. MEET  ALL THOSE HURDLES. WE'RE  THINKING THAT IN ORDER TO GET  THE CAPACITY OF A 100 YEAR  STORM. IT WOULD BE ABOUT ONE  0.5 BILLION DOLLARS BILLION  BILLION WITH A THAT'S A BIG  NUMBER IT WOULD BE A LOT OF  WORK IT WOULD TAKE MANY MANY  YEARS THERE WOULD BE SOME  IMPACTS TO TREASON  INFRASTRUCTURE TO TRY TO EVEN  GET THAT TIME BUT KNOWING THAT  THAT'S A REALLY BIG NUMBER TO  MAKE ALL OF THE DRAINAGE  CONCERNS GO AWAY. WE REALLY  JUST WORK THE GRID SYSTEM WE  WERE KIND BRING IT BACK TO  PERMIT YOU WORK ON WORKING  WITH. HOW DO YOU FORCE MINUTE  AND HALF. PARTNERS AT ABOUT  AND SERVICES TO ADDRESS ANY  ISSUES WITH BUILDINGS PUTTING  DIRT OR ANYTHING IN WALES. SO  WE'RE REALLY MANAGING SYSTEM  THAT WE. HOW FROM SHE SEE. SO  TAKE WE NUMBER 7 WATER CONTROL  STRUCTURES NEED TO BE REPLACED  THIS FUNDING IS AVAILABLE. NOW  YOU ALSO GET A LOT OF  QUESTIONS WHAT DO YOU GUYS DO  WHEN YOU KNOW STORMS. WE WORK  VERY CLOSELY WITH OUR  EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT TEAM  WE'RE WATCHING WHAT'S  HAPPENING AT THAT YOU SEE AT  THE STATE AND COUNTY LEVELS.  WE'RE WATCHING OFF THE  FORECASTING TOOLS THAT COME  THROUGH FROM NOAA WE ALSO HAVE  WITH US SHE HAS AGES SOME OF  OUR KEY WATERWAYS. THE MANY  PEOPLE HERE FOR ABOUT THESE  GAUGES WE TALK ABOUT THESE  FREQUENTLY THESE GAUGES ARE  AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC SO IF  YOU'RE EVER CURIOUS. YOU  THEY'RE POSTED ON OUR WEBSITE,  BUT YOU CAN JUST GO TO USGS  YOU CAN SEE CAGES ACROSS THE  NATION AND AND LEARN ABOUT THE  HYDROLOGY AND WHATEVER AREA  YOU YOU CAN GO BACKWARDS AND  LOOK AT DATA FROM PREVIOUS  TIME FRAME SO YOU CAN COMPARE  YOURSELF IF YOU'D LIKE TO BUT  REALLY WE WATCH THIS SEE WHAT  WATER IS COMING FROM THE  NORTH. COMING THROUGH OUR  SYSTEM. SO THAT WE CAN BE  PREPARED AGAIN USING THOSE  GATED WATER CONTROL STRUCTURES  TO MOVE WATER POSSIBLE. AND WE  DO KNOW THAT THERE ARE AREAS  I'M BEING CURSED, WE KNOW THAT  WE HAVE STREETS THAT WILL  SWELL, YOU KNOW THAT THERE ARE  AREAS THAT WILL HOLD WATER.  THESE ARE LOWER AREAS. WE HAVE  LOOKED AT MULTIPLE STUDIES  DETERMINE WHAT CAN BE DONE  WITH THIS AND THE BIGGEST  IMPACTS THAT WE'VE SEEN IS  JUST REALLY KEEPING. DRIVEWAY  PIPES CLEAN. I'M KEEPING THE I  CAN HOUSE AND EVERYTHING IS  CLEAN AS POSSIBLE MAKING SURE  THAT THERE'S NO MATTRESSES IN  THERE AND WHAT NOT THAT MAKES  THE BIGGEST IMPACT ON THIS. WE  HEARD A LOT YOU KNOW. COULD  YOU MOVE WATER. CITY ACTIVELY  MANAGE BEFORE THAT STORM AND  YOU CAN SEE HERE THAT WE DID  DROP WATER IN OUR SYSTEM  HAPPENED THAT THE WATERWAY IT  SHOWS THAT THE GAGE HEIGHT  WENT PROBLEM JUST ABOUT JUST  UNDER 6 FEET ABOUT 4 FEET PART  STORM AND YOU SEE THAT  SIGNIFICANT LINE STRAIGHT UP  THAT WAS ONE DAY OF RAIN. THE  GAUGE ACTUALLY WAS UNABLE TO  KEEP UP FOR A LITTLE BIT  THAT'S WHY THERE'S A MISSING  PART OF THAT LINE. CAN SEE  THAT THERE AND THEN BIG SLEW  AT TROPICAIRE AND THEN WE ALSO  HAVE THE WEST PRICE. GAUGES  YOU CAN SEE IN BOTH CASES. WE  HAD MOVED AS MUCH WATER AS WE  COULD AND TYPE OF THE STORM.  THERE HAD BEEN RAIN PREVIOUSLY  YOU CAN ONLY MOVE SO MUCH  WATER. THE GATES WERE OPENED  WE WERE MOVING IT THROUGH  ANOTHER GREAT REFERENCE POINT  IS THAT NOW IT WAS TROPICAL  STORM US BECAME HURRICANE  DEBBY LATER ON. YOU'LL SEE  THAT WE DID WORK TOO. DROP THE  WATER AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE  BEFORE THE RAINS CAME. SO TAKE  WE NUMBER 8 IS THAT THE CITY  OF NORTH PORT DOES MOVE WATER  TO PREPARE FOR WEATHER BASED  UPON SCIENTIFIC SOURCES. WE  WATCHED THE CAJUNS WE WATCH  THE FORECAST AND WE PREPARE AS  MUCH AS POSSIBLE AHEAD OF TIME  TO PUT THAT CAPACITY IN THE  SYSTEM FOR WHAT LOOKS LIKE A  BIG STORM. WE KEEP HEARING  THAT IT FEELS DIFFERENT THIS  YEAR IT JUST FEELS DIFFERENT  THIS YEAR. IT WENT THIS YEAR  THERE'S SO MUCH WATER STILL  IT'S NOT MOVING. WHAT IS  HAPPENING. WHY WHY DOES IT  FEEL DIFFERENT. WE ARE SEEING  THAT INTENSITY OF STORMS MAY  BE CHANGING QUINCY, MAYBE NOT  WITH THE INTENSITY MIGHT BE.  THIS CHART IS PRETTY  INTERESTING SO THIS IS FROM  NOAA AND YOU'LL SEE THAT THE  FIRST UPPER LEFT MINE IS 2021  ACCUMULATION KNOW THIS IS JUST  DURING HURRICANE SEASON. SO IN  2021, WE SEE THAT GREEN LINE  THAT TOO DURING HURRICANE  SEASON FULL HURRICANE SEASON  GOT TO JUST YOU KNOW 35  INCHES. 2022. WE SEE THAT THAT  WAS. THIS LEUER THE GREEN LINE  IS THIS IS EVEN WITH HURRICANE  IAN. YOU KNOW IT IT GOT TO  ABOUT 40 INCHES 41 INCHES FOR  THE YEAR. 2023 IS ACTUALLY THE  LOWEST ON RECORD BASICALLY AND  IT IS RIGHT IN LINE. THERE'S  NO GREEN MIND BECAUSE IT IS  RIGHT IN LINE WITH THE RED  LINE BECAUSE IT IS THE LOWEST  ON RECORD SO LAST YEAR WE WERE  REALLY LUCKY TO HAVE  RELATIVELY QUIET RAINY SEASON.  BUT THIS YEAR IS MAKING UP FOR  IT. THAT LITTLE GREEN ACCENTS  ON THE OTHER CHART SHOWS WHERE  WE ARE YEAR-TO-DATE FOR RAINY  SEASON. WE ARE SURE PASSING  ALL THE PREVIOUS YEARS WITH  HOW MUCH RAIN WE'VE GOTTEN  THIS YEAR. ARE READY AND THIS  IS ONLY THROUGH AUGUST 31ST.  WE'RE ALREADY ALMOST YOU KNOW  48 INCHES THAT'S MORE THAN  OTHER YEAR SAW IN TOTAL DURING  THIS TIME FRAME. SO KEEP IN  MIND THAT YES THIS YEAR IS  DIFFERENT IT DOES FEEL  DIFFERENT BECAUSE MOTHER  NATURE IS GIVING US A  DIFFERENT YOUR TO DEAL WITH.  SO WE HAD TALKED ABOUT HOW IT  TAKES TIME FOR WATER MOVES  THROUGH THE SYSTEM AND IF WE  HAVE MORE WATER LEAK WE'RE  HAVING THIS YEAR. IT'S GOING  TO TAKE MORE TIME. IS IT RAINS  AGAIN THE WATER STILL TAKE 72  HOURS TO GET THROUGH THE  SYSTEM THAT CLOCK RESETS EACH  TIME. SO HOW RESIDENTS CAN  HELP WITH STORM WATER. KEEP  YOUR PROPERTY CLEAN YOUR I  CLEAN I MAKE SURE THAT YOU  DON'T HAVE. HEARTS ARE  ANYTHING BLOCKING THE SWELLS.  YOU KNOW STORM WATER SYSTEM AT  ALL PLAYING ESPECIALLY BEFORE  STORMS COMING. REMOVE  VEGETATION THAT'S IN THE WAY  OF THAT FLOW AT YOUR DRIVEWAY  PIPES. IF THERE'S SOMETHING  REALLY A ROW DID. YOU KNOW YOU  CAN FIX IT IF IT'S SOMETHING  THAT'S IN OUR SYSTEM WILL COME  AND FIX IT JUST HAVE TO LET US  KNOW WE NEED TO HEAR FROM  RESIDENTS. IF THERE'S A  PROBLEM. THERE IS YOU CAN  REPORT IT TO NORTH REPORT OR  EVEN CALL PUBLIC WORKS  DIRECTLY WILL GET A WORK ORDER  IN WE'LL HAVE STAFF VALLEY,  YOU ATE IT AND WILL DETERMINE  WHAT THE NEXT STEPS ARE TO  MAKE SURE WE MANAGE THAT. ALSO  I WAS LIKE TO ADD TO REMIND  PEOPLE TO LIMIT FERTILIZER USE  AS YOU PUT THAT ON YOUR LAWN  WHEN IT RAINS IT GOES RIGHT  INTO THE HABITAT SO BE MINDFUL  OF THE TIMING AND THE TIME OF  YEAR WE'RE USING FERTILIZER.  TAKING UP WIN NUMBER 10 IS  THAT YOU CAN HELP REPORT THOSE  ISSUES THE NORTH REPORT APP OR  CALL PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTLY.  AND THEN THIS IS JUST A RECAP  OF THE 10 TAKEAWAYS THAT WE  HEARD TODAY SO AGAIN WE'RE A  LARGE WATERSHED AND WE GET OUR  WATER FROM THE NORTH COMING  THROUGH WE WON'T SEE THOSE  IMPACTS FOR MYAKKA RIVER TOO  MUCH. IN PORT AND WE  DEFINITELY WANT TO SEE  ANYTHING FROM TAMPA OR THE  CITY OF SARASOTA COMING  THROUGH NORTH FOR IT. THE  PERMIT OF STORM WATER SYSTEM  WAS DESIGNED WITH FULL BUILD  OUT OF MIND COMMERCIAL  PROPERTY KEEPS THEIR WATER ON  SITE. AND IT'S A 5. 10 YEAR  STORM. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT  IS REQUIRED TO RETAIN AND  STATE AGAIN. ROADS ARE PART OF  THE WATERWAYS, A STORM WATER  SYSTEM SO TEMPORARY. I OF  WATER ON ROADWAYS IS EXPECTED  DURING HIGH INTENSITY STORMS.  STORM WATER RUN IT THROUGH I  CATCH COMES SERVE OUR  UTILITIES FOR DRINKING WATER.  THIS SYSTEM IS ACTIVELY  MANAGED WITHIN THE BUDGET  AVAILABLE. WATER CONTROL  STRUCTURES ARE BEING  REHABILITATED WITHIN THE  BUDGET AVAILABLE. WE MOVE  WATER TO PREPARE FOR STORMS AS  WAS AND FROM HURRICANE DEBBY.  TIME FOR WATER TO MOVE THROUGH  THE SYSTEM. IT DOESN'T MEAN  THE SYSTEM'S NOT WORKING IT  MEANS THAT JUST TAKES A LITTLE  BIT OF TIME TO GET THROUGH.  AND AGAIN HOW RESIDENTS CAN  HELP US. WE'RE HERE FOR  QUESTIONS OR TO FACILITATE A  CONVERSATION. RIGHT.  >> A LOTS OF INFORMATION LOTS  GREAT INFORMATION AND I THINK  YOU COVERED ALL THE POINTS. I  LOVE YOU NUMBER 22, MAKES YOU  ORGANIZE AND CARE. ALL RIGHT  SO YOU'RE READY FOR QUESTIONS.  YES WE'RE READY ALL RIGHT.  VICE MAYOR TAKING  >> WELL THANK YOU VERY GOOD  PRESENTATION, YOU KNOW WHAT  PERSONALLY FEELING THIS IS ONE  OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUES  WE AS A CITY HAVE TO DEAL WITH  ESPECIALLY WITH OUR GROWTH  CURVE. I APPRECIATE THAT STAFF  CITED THAT THIS WAS  APPROPRIATE TIME TO TALK TRY  TO EDUCATE COMMUNITY HOW OUR  SYSTEM WORKS AND THE  CHALLENGES WE DO WE. REALLY  APPRECIATING THAT WE HAVE A  SYSTEM THAT WE'RE MANAGING AND  WE'RE LIVING. ITS CAPABILITIES  UNDERSTANDING THE HOST OFF  ELEVATING THE SYSTEM WE HAVE  TO A HIGHER LEVEL FOR THEM OUT  A 5 DAY 10 YEAR STORM LEVEL  IT'S IS ASTRONOMICAL AND COST  SETTING THAT ASIDE FROM THE  MINUTE. DO WE HAVE ANY  CONFIDENCE OVERALL  COMPREHENSIVE WATERSHED  MANAGEMENT MASTER PLAN IN OUR  CITY. YOU AFTER WE'RE GOING TO  BE 200 50,000 CITIZENS CITY.  YOU KNOW. I WOULD HOPE THAT  THAT'S SOMETHING THAT WE'RE  GOING TO NEED TO DO EVEN IF WE  DON'T HAVE PLACE  >> CHUCK SPEAKE PUBLIC WORKS  DIRECTOR SO WE DO HAVE A 10  YEAR STORM WATER MANAGEMENT  PLAN THAT WE WE UPDATE FROM  FREQUENTLY. AND THAT.  BASICALLY LAYS OUT WHAT OUR  PLANS ARE FOR THE NEXT 10  YEARS TO ADDRESS. ASSISTANT  DIRECTOR WAS OR STATE ID  SYSTEM. YOU KNOW IT WAS  DESIGNED OBVIOUSLY FOR 10 YEAR  STORM. WE DO NOT HAVE A PLAN  DON'T FORESEE A PLAN DIRECTED  OTHERWISE TO TRY TO CHANGE  THAT TO RETROFIT THE SYSTEM  AGAIN. ONE 0.5 DOLLARS IS  PROBABLY CONSERVATIVE.  PERMITTING FOR THAT WOULD BE  MY OPINION PROBABLY IMPOSSIBLE  TO GET. THEY WANT TREATMENT IS  KNOWN QUALITY ISSUES WITHIN  THE HARBOR AND THE GOLF.  THEY'RE NOT GOING TO LET YOU  CONCRETE EVERYTHING AS FOR  WATER OUT.  >> IT'S THE PUBLIC IS THERE A  POTENTIAL SOLUTION. BUILD  CONSIDERING THE WAY THE WATER  FLOWS. IS THERE A WAY WITH  OBVIOUSLY STATE IN FEDERAL  ASSISTANCE. 2 CREATE. AND  ADDITIONAL WRESTLE FOR OR OR.  WE TAKE ACTION AREAS COULD  HELP BECAUSE I MEAN THE  REALITY IS DESPITE. OR BEST  EFFORTS FOR LARGER  DEVELOPMENTS BOTH COMMERCIALLY  RESIDENTIAL EAT A MANAGER ON  STORM WATER RUNOFF AND THEY DO  AND AND WE STAY ON HIM TO DO  THAT WE STILL TREMENDOUS  SINGLE FAMILY.  >> GROWTH AND THERE NO CONTROL  ON THAT QUARTER ACRE OR ACRE  LOT TO DO ANYTHING IN THE WAY  OF STORMWATER MATCH. AND WE  ADDING MORE AND MORE  IMPERVIOUS SURFACE THROUGHOUT  THE CITY IT'S UNDENIABLE  DESPITE WHAT ANYBODY SAYS THE  IT'S GETTING WORSE. WHETHER  IT'S A COMBINATION OF MORE  STORMS MORE INTENSITY MORE  DEVELOPMENT THINGS ARE PLAYING  A PORT SO. THERE IS I BELIEVE  SOME BIGGER SOLUTIONS IT'LL BE  INTERESTING TO KNOW. IF YOU  THINK. IT'S WORTHY OUR EFFORTS  TO REALLY START CAMPAIGNING  FOR AND BECAUSE MONEY IS IS  ONE SUBJECT THEIR WORST OR IT  WAYS TO APPROACH RAISING FUNDS  TO DO THIS. SO PROBABLY BUT  BUT CURIOUS BECAUSE. OVER THE  YEARS FOR DISCUSSION ABOUT  THIS KIND OF STUFF. AND WHAT  IS DISCUSSION. AND MEANWHILE.  THE SITUATION CONTINUES TO GET  WORSE.  >> MAYBE BUT IN YOUR OPINION  IT GETS WORSE RIGHT I SEE THE  SYSTEM IS WORKING AS ITS  DESIGN. SOME YEARS LAST YEAR.  HAVE A WHOLE LOT OF  COMPLAINTS. YOU HAVE A LOT OF  RAIN. ALL RIGHT SO WHATEVER IS  CAUSING THE CYCLE OF INCREASED  INTENSITY OF STORMS SHE SAYS  INTENSITY OF STORMS. IT'S NOT  SO MUCH THAT WE'VE GOT RAIN.  EVERY DAY WE GET RAIN EVERY  DAY PRETTY MUCH EVERYONE SEES.  THE AMOUNT OF RAIN THAT WE'RE  GETTING PER HOUR. THIS YEAR.  IF YOU LOOK AT AND WE WATCH MY  TEAM WATCHES THOSE AT THOSE  RAINFALL AMOUNTS JUST AS MUCH  AS WE WATCH THE GAUGES. THE  AMOUNT THAT WE'RE GETTING YOU  KNOW WE WERE AVERAGING  SOMETIMES INCH AND A HALF AN  HOUR RAIN. DOESN'T MATTER WHAT  YOUR SYSTEM WE HAD A 100 AND  YOU OUR RAIN IS GOING TO PUT  WATER IN THE STREETS. IT'S  JUST THAT'S THAT COMING FILL  THE BATH YOU PULL THE PLUG IT  DOESN'T INSTANTLY GO AWAY. IT  TAKES TIME HAS TO MOVE THROUGH  THE SYSTEM SO. COULD YOU CURB  AND GUTTER FOR EVERYTHING HIGH  THE WATER YES, BUT IF YOU GET  THAT INTENSE RAIN. YOU'RE  STILL GONNA HAVE WATER AND THE  STREETS AND WILL BE BIG ENOUGH  TO TAKE THAT WATER OFF THE  STREETS. AS SOON AS IT COMES  >> AND AND AND I CAN  APPRECIATE THAT BUT AT THE  SAME TIME THERE'S A SECOND  PIECE TO THIS THAT I SEE AND  THAT'S YOU KNOW WHAT WE  ADDRESS AND IT'S A LITTLE OFF  THE SUBJECT TO STORM WATER  MANAGEMENT BUT BUT WHAT  PRECIOUS RESOURCE AND THE  ABILITY TO CAPTURE FOR POTABLE  AND RECLAIMED PURPOSES THE  CHALLENGE EVERY DEVELOPER IN  EVERY MUNICIPALITY AND COUNTY  AND IT. TO TO CREATE  ADDITIONAL HOLDING AREAS FOR  WATER WE SEE IT WELL IN PART  WE ARE WHERE DEVELOPERS DOING  THAT IN IN A CONTAINED AREA  BUT BUT THESE KINDS OF.  >> LARGER PROJECTS WHICH AGAIN  WE CAN'T DO BY OURSELVES, BUT  IT SEEMS TO ME THAT. THERE'S  NO REAL FOCUS ON AND AND YOU  KNOW MANAGING STORM WATER IS  ONE THING AND I APPRECIATE HOW  GOOD OUR SYSTEM DOES AND THAT  IS A LOT OF EDUCATION THAT  GOES ALONG WITH PEOPLE  UNDERSTANDING OF THE PATIENTS  BUT AT THE SAME TIME THE  ABILITY TO CAPTURE THAT WATER  REUSE IT CLEAN IT USED FOR  DRINKING WATER USE IT FOR  RECLAIM PURPOSES, IT'S  IMPORTANT AND. I'M CURIOUS AS  TO LIKE IS THERE ANYTHING IN  ANY DISCUSSIONS GOING ON AT  ANY LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT SO  GET OVER US.  >> SO WE'VE YESTERDAY WE JUST  HAD A WITH A LOT PEOPLE IN  THIS ROOM ON JUST THAT TOP IT  IS VETTING OPTIONS FOR  RETENTION OR STORAGE OF WATER  FROM OUR SYSTEM DURING RAINY  SEASON, 2. FIRST PROVIDE WATER  TO THE HER PLANT AND TREATMENT  AND SECONDLY TO REDUCE SOME OF  THE WORLD THAT WE HAVE TO  PROCESS FROM THE SYSTEM. WHEN  JUDGMENT  >> BUT THOSE CONVERSATIONS ARE  ONGOING I THINK THIS WAS THE  SECOND OR 3RD MEETING THAT WE  HAD THE CONSULTANT WAS  PRESENTING OPTIONS. SO I'M  SURE THAT IN THE FUTURE YOU'RE  GOING TO SEE THAT COME BEFORE  BOWL.  >> GOOD MORNING. THERE ARE  DISCUSSIONS AND RESEARCH GOING  ON A LOT OF DIFFERENT LEVELS  SO THE MEETING THAT THEY HAD  YESTERDAY AND THAT STUDY IS  ONE AREA. ANOTHER THING THAT  WE'RE LOOKING AT IS THE  POTENTIAL TO DO STORM WATER  MANAGEMENT PARKS. THE MOST.  COMMON ONE THAT WE KNOW OF IN  OUR AREA, THE LARGEST MOST  WELL KNOWN IS CELERY FIELDS  THAT WHILE THAT IS A TOURIST  ATTRACTION. IT IS A WILDLIFE  REFUGE. IT IS A HUGE  ENVIRONMENTAL DRAW AND  ENVIRONMENTAL ASSET FOR SOME  SORT OF COUNTY PRIMARILY. THAT  PROPERTY IS A STORM WATER  MANAGEMENT. AND WE ARE LOOKING  AT. AREAS WITHIN PORT THAT  COULD POTENTIALLY BE UTILIZED  FOR SOMETHING SIMILAR MAY NOT  BE ABLE TO DO IT ON WHITE THAT  COREY END OF THE SCALE. BUT A  SMALLER SCALE AND HOW COULD WE  NOT ONLY ARE WE LOOKING AT  WE'RE LOOKING AT HOW CAN WE  GET FUNDING FROM OTHER PARTIES  TO HELP US DO THAT SO GRANTS  THAT ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE  STATE WERE THEY. FEDERAL  GOVERNMENT LOOKING AT  ENVIRONMENTAL PARTIES THAT  MIGHT BE ABLE TO PARTNER WITH  US ON WE HAVE SOME SITES THAT  WE'VE STARTED LOOKING  PERIPHERAL SORT OF JUST ON THE  HIGH LEVEL AS TO WHAT THEY BE  AN APPROPRIATE LOCATION DO  HAVE THEY FEATURES THAT WOULD  BE CONDUCIVE TO THAT ARE THEY  IN RIGHT AREA  FOR IT.  >> AND NOT ONLY WOULD IT BE  >> HUGE BENEFIT TO OUR STORM  WATER SYSTEM. BUT IT WOULD BE  AN ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT AS  WELL. SO AS AS SO WE FEEL IT  HAS ATTRACTED PEOPLE FROM ALL  OVER THE COUNTRY BIRDWATCHING  AND HE'S RECEIVED AWARDS FOR  WHAT IT WE COULD HAVE  SOMETHING SIMILAR TO THAT HERE  IN PORT.  >> IT WAS UP TO HERE BECAUSE  WE SHOULD BE A LEADER IN THIS  AREA WITH FACT THAT WE DO HAVE  CHALLENGES AND I THINK WE CAN  AND SO WHEN YOU'RE LIKE ONE  MORE AND THEN LIKE THAT'S OK.  MAYOR ALL I KNOW. I KNOW THAT  THINK IT WAS. IT'S MY DATES  RATE YOUR 1986 TALLAHASSEE  IMPLEMENTED FIRST STORM WATER  UTILITY. IT'S ABOUT 35. IN  COUNTIES THAT HAVE IT'S STORM  WATER UTILITY SINCE I KNOW  SARASOTA COUNTY. LAST I SAW  WAS RIHANNA F S 1000 MAYBE FOR  STORMWATER MATCH. I'M VERY  CURIOUS TO KNOW HOW OUR CITY  BENEFITS. FROM FAT TAX.  WE PAY IT. NO IT RELATES TO I  MEAN MAYBE ON THE WALL SO IF  IF I NEED TO BE CORRECTED. SO  BE IT. AND IF THE REASON STORM  WATER UTILITY. WOULD THAT NOT  BE SOMETHING WORKED DISCUSSING  ARE THINKING ABOUT IN TERMS OF  CREATING SOME FUNDING SOURCE  FOR TO DEAL WITH SOME OF OUR  STORM WATER CHALLENGE.  >> GOOD MORNING ELIZABETH WONG  STORMWATER MANAGER. I CAN GIVE  YOU SOME HISTORY ON STORY TONY  AND WAS USED FOR. HARD IN  2006. CITY AND ALREADY DO A  STUDY TO CREATE STORM WARNING  THE PRESS POLITICS I WORKED  ON. HOW SOMETHING CALL YOUR US  THAT JUST VERY GOOD STUDY. AND  ON THE CAME UP RATES THAT'S IT  OR PORT. AND THAT WAS  PRESENTED TO THE COMMISSION  THAT TIME. AND FORTUNE WHEN  THE STUDY IS COMPLETED IT WAS  RIGHT ABOUT THE TIME OF THE  DOWNTURN IN ECONOMY. AND IT  DID NOT PASS. THERE'S THAT  STUDY. STONE TO LEE, YOU'RE  RIGHT IT QUITE A FEW  MUNICIPALITIES INCLUDING  SARASOTA COUNTY. IT HAS GONE  WAY TOO AND HAS A GREAT SOURCE  OF FUNDING SPECIFICALLY FOR  STORM WATER PROJECTS AND  IMPROVEMENTS.  >> SAID ANSWER SHOULD TIP THE  CAN WE MOVE FORWARD IN FUTURE,  CERTAIN NAME. CAN LOOK AT THAT  THAT'S THE COUNTY. A  STORMWATER UTILITY THAT THEY  THAT THEY CHARGE, HAPPENED.  >> WAS SOMETHING OR WE  BENEFITING FROM DO WE KNOW ANY  DOLLARS FLOW BACK INTO OUR  CITY FOR ANY KIND OF STORM  WATER MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE. I  KNOW THERE'S SOME RULES ON  LIKE. IT'S GOT TO BE FOR IN  LIKE. FOR STRUCTURE THERE SOME  WILL JUST WHAT YOU COULD USE  SOME OF THOSE UTILITY DOLLARS  FOR ALL AT  >> AND I'M NOT AWARE OF ANY OF  THAT FUNDING COMING BACK TO  THE CITY OF PORT ALSO WHERE  THAT WE HAVE A ROAD DRAINAGE  DISTRICT. IT HAS AN  ASSESSMENT. SARASOTA COUNTY  DOES NOT HAVE THAT SO WE WOULD  HAVE TO MAKE SURE THAT THOSE  AREN'T I WOULD CONFLICT WITH  EACH OTHER IF WE IF WE TRY TO  TAX OR STORMWATER AGAIN ON TOP  WHAT WE'RE COLLECTING FROM THE  ROAD DRAINAGE DISTRICT ON THE  ASSESSMENT. THOSE MAY CONFLICT  WITH EACH OTHERS MAY TAKE AWAY  FROM UP IN THE SAME PLACE.  >> HE THANKS ROLYNN THIS IS A  GOOD THING WE'RE DOING IT'S  IMPORTANT TO ADDRESS THIS  ISSUE. THANK MAYOR FOR.  >> ALL GOOD QUESTION. VICE A  LOT COMMISSIONER MCDOWELL JUST  WANT TO CONTINUE QUICK.  >> NEVER MISSING STORMWATER  UTILITY COME. NORTH PORT  RESIDENT. PORT RESIDENTS TO  HAVE AND TO THAT THAT MEANS  PEOPLE. DO TRUST. SHE THE 10  YEARS FOR CAN'T PLAN. I HAVE  COPY OF IT DECISION.  >> WE'VE HAD DISCUSSIONS ABOUT  STORM WATER FOR AS LONG AS  I'VE BEEN DO YOU HAPPEN TO  KNOW WHEN THE 10 YEAR STORM  WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR  FISCAL YEAR 2022 2030.  >> WAS ADOPTED PRESENTED ARE  APPROVED HOWEVER.  >> JUST TRYING TO REMEMBER HOW  LONG IT TOOK.  >> 2 DO THAT. MANAGEMENT PLAN.  AND THEN ACTUALLY GET IT  APPROVED FOR IMPLEMENTATION.  THE 30'S GOING TO BE HERE  BEFORE WE KNOW.  >> HOW. HELPED. TOGETHER IT'S  IT'S REALLY INTERNAL PLAN  BASED ON. OUR FUNDING AND  PROJECTED FUNDING OVER THE  NEXT 10 YEARS SO. DOESN'T TAKE  A STUTTER A LONG TIME OK AND  WE DO MAKE CHANGES AND THAT  PRIORITIES CHANGE WITH STORMS  THAT SHIFT SOME OF OUR  PRIORITIES OTHER AREAS.  >> SO HAS THIS MANAGEMENT  PLAN. THIS IS THIS IS THE MOST  CURRENT ONE THAT I  UNFORTUNATELY THERE'S NO DATE  ON HERE ONE OF MY PET DO YOU  KNOW THIS HAS BEEN UPDATED. IT  RECENTLY, ESPECIALLY IN LIGHT  OF HURRICANE IAN.  >> I DON'T BELIEVE THAT WE'VE  UPDATED THE 10 YEAR PLAN.  >> I'M GOING MAKE A REQUEST I  DON'T KNOW IF MY FELLOW  COMMISSIONERS HAVE HAD A COPY  OF THIS PRESENTED TO OR THE  PUBLIC EVEN KNOW IF IT'S ON  THE WEBSITE, SO FORGIVE ME FOR  NOT CHECKING AHEAD OF TIME,  BUT I THINK A LOT OF THIS  INFORMATION IN HERE WAS A LOT  OF THE INFORMATION THAT WAS  USED IN THE POWER POINT THE  GREAT POWER POINT IT WAS VERY  VERY THAT OFFICIAL BUT I WAS  GOING THROUGH TODAY'S PAR  POINT CUT I SEEN THIS BEFORE  AND THAT'S WHEN PULLED OUT THE  PLANNED SAW A LOT OF  DUPLICATION WHICH IS GREAT  COMPLAIN, I THINK IT'S THIS IS  ONE OF THOSE CONVERSATIONS. I  THINK WE NEED TO HAVE LIKE  EVERY YEAR BECAUSE WE GET A  LOT AS WE KNOW A LOT OF NEW  RESIDENTS DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW  OUR SYSTEM WORKS. SO THANK YOU  FOR THAT.  >> I DO HAVE A COUPLE  QUESTIONS ON THE TOWER ONE  THING SKIP THAT FOR TIME.  >> WE HAD TALKED ABOUT DOING  SOME DREDGING ON THE COCO PLUM  THERE WAS A STUDY DONE TO SEE  IF IT NEEDED TO BE WHERE ARE  WE WITH THAT STUDY YES LAST I  THOUGHT IT WAS COMPLETE WHERE  ARE WE WITH THE DREDGING.  >> THE STUDY IS.  >> MOSTLY COMPLETE, HOWEVER IT  DID FIND OUT THAT IN MANY OF  THE AREAS IT WAS ACTUALLY  LOWER THAN ORIGINALLY  PERMITTED SO WE ARE NOT MOVING  FORWARD DRENCHING THAT THERE  IS A SANDBAR THAT WE'RE  LOOKING TO ADDRESS THAT IS NOT  JUST THE SAME. AS AS THAT  FIRST AREA ALSO WE HAD  COMPLETED THE STUDY AND  HURRICANE AND HAPPENED SO  REALLY THE FINDINGS OF THAT  STUDY WOULDN'T BE SUPER  BENEFICIAL AT THIS POINT  EXCEPT FOR THE FACT THAT AGAIN  AND SHOW THAT AREAS IT WAS  LOWER THAN ORIGINALLY SO SO  DEEPER. WE WANT WATCH SO THAT.  CURIOUS ABOUT A BENEFIT. WE  HAD TALKED ABOUT DOING CLOSED  SYSTEM AND HOW IT WOULD COST  ONE POINT WHATEVER BILLION  DOLLARS TO CLOSED SYSTEM. WE  HAVE YOU TOLD PROJECTS THAT'S  BEING BY NEIGHBORHOOD. THERE  BE A BENEFIT. INSTEAD OF.  PUTTING PAVING FOR THE WATER  AND TO POSSIBLY PUTTING DOWN  THE PIPE BEING IN CONVEYANCE  FOR STORM WATER AT THE SAME  TIME. SO I'M JUST KIND SPIT  BALLING IN TRYING TO COME UP  WITH IDEAS TO MAXIMIZE AND  PICKING BACK PROJECTS ON TOP  OF PROJECTS. SURE SO.  >> I'M JUST GOING TO BE A SIDE  PROJECT JUST REAL QUICK  UNEXPLAINED WAS HER KIND KIND  OF WENT OVER THAT IN THE  PRESENTATION OR YES, I SAW THE  SHOOTER IS THAT WE COMPLETE  THAT SO PART OF THAT IS WEVE  PIPE THEN EVERY OUTFALL. IT  WAS IN THAT AREA, HE ALSO  REPLACE EVERY ROAD PIPETTES.  >> ACCORDING TO METAL ARE  GOING IN THERE PUTTING  CONCRETE PIPE SO WE DON'T HAVE  TO GO BACK AS THESE METAL, YOU  KNOW THESE METAL PIPES OR 40.  HERE'S A THIS POINT. THAT'S  PART OF THE REHABILITATION OF  THOSE AREAS. AS WELL AS R  DITCHES OR WE HAVE A NAME WHAT  A WAY TO ARE ADDRESSED. NOW  BACK TO YOUR QUESTION WE WERE  TO GO IN AND AND PIPE THE  TERTIARY TRYING TRACK THE  FRONT SIDE SWELLS. WE WOULD  THEN YOU'RE NOW MOVING WATER  AND HIGHER VELOCITY AND YOU'RE  OUT FALLS IN YOUR HEART I WAS  GOING TO MOVE INTO THE HIGHER  VELOCITY INTO WATERWAYS. SO  YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO MAKE  IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR JUDGES AS  WELL YOU ARE HONORING THE  BANKS OR HONORING THE  INTERSECTIONS WHERE THEY ARE  WITH OTHER WATERWAYS ARE  YOU'RE GOING TO BLOW THOSE OUT  YOU CAN JUST FIX. ONE PIECE OF  THE SYSTEM THE FIRST PART OF  SYSTEM YOU WOULD WANT TO  IMPROVE WOULD WATERWAYS  BECAUSE YOU CAN START PUTTING  MORE WATER INTO THEM. YOU KNOW  YOU'RE GOING EUROPE DESTROY  THE SYSTEM ON THE DOWNSTREAM  SIDE SO YOU REALLY HAVE TO  START WITH YOUR LARGER  SECTIONS AND WORK BACK TOWARDS  OR TERTIARY. THAT'S WHY I SAY  THAT 1.5 IS A CONSERVATIVE  ESTIMATE BECAUSE THAT IS BASED  ON WHAT IT COSTS TO APPLY CURB  AND GUTTER. AND UNDERGROUND  PIPING TO A TYPICAL  RESIDENTIAL WE TIME STRUCK  THAT HOT SPRINGS CITY. THAT  DOESN'T REALLY ACCOUNT FOR THE  WATERWAYS YARDAGE IS BECAUSE  YOU WOULD HAVE TO EXPAND  THOSE.  >> TRYING TO BE GOOD STEWARDS  OF TAXPAYER DOLLARS BUT I DO  UNDERSTAND NOW WHY THAT WOULD  NOT BE POSSIBLE. SO THANK YOU  FOR THAT AND TAKE WE NUMBER 3.  >> I'M WARY. IT MENTIONS  COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT IS  REQUIRED TO RETAIN WATER ON  SITE. WE'VE IMPROVED A LOT OF  DEVELOPMENTS OVER THE YEARS.  AND YES, THEY HAVE STORM WATER  PONDS BUT THEY ALSO HAVE OUT  FALSE THAT GO DIRECTLY INTO  OUR CANNOT. SO WHILE WHILE  IT'S REQUIRED TO HAVE THIS  STORM WATER SYSTEM ON SITE.  THEY DO FLOW INTO OUR SYSTEMS.  THE MOST RECENT DEVELOPMENT  THAT WE APPROVE WAS SARASOTA  MEMORIAL HOSPITAL THERE ARE 2  OUTFALLS THOSE 2 OUTFALLS ARE  ADJACENT NEIGHBORHOODS. SO  HELP ME UNDERSTAND AND EXPLAIN  HOW WELL THEY'RE RETAINING IT  ON SITE IT'S STILL GOING INTO  SYSTEM.  >> VERY GOOD QUESTION  ELIZABETH WONG STORMWATER  MANAGER. I DO ALL OF  DEVELOPMENT REVIEWS OF STORM  WATER HANDS. AND THE RULE A  NEW DEVELOPMENT. WE'RE TALKING  ABOUT COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL  AND SHOWS SUBDIVISION. NOT  SINGLE FAMILY HOME AND COUNTY  EXEMPTED FROM.  >> THOSE THOSE SPECIFIC RULES.  THEY HAD TO PUT IN STORMWATER  2 REASONS. ONE IS FOR WATER  QUALITY TREATMENT. WE ALL THE  JUNK AND SO ON UPTAKE BY THE  PLANTS AROUND ITS NUTRIENTS.  SO WE WANT TO COME BE THE  SECOND ONE WHICH IS MORE  RELATED TO FLOODING. IS THAT  VOICE YOU OFF THE POND. MUST  BE SIZED. ANDY OUTFALL  STRUCTURE. JUST LIKE A COPY  BOX WITH SOME CUTS IN IT.  >> LET THE WATER INTO  STRUCTURE IN A PIPE THAT GOES  OUT TO THOSE CANALS. THERE'S A  LOT OF CALCULATIONS HYDRAULIC  CALCULATIONS MOM THAT GOES  INTO SIZING THAT. TO MAKE SURE  THAT THE RELEASE OF WATER FROM  THAT POT. TO OUR SYSTEM. IT'S  NO. THE FLOW. THE PEAK FLOW NO  GREATER THAN WHEN IT  UNDEVELOPED. SO THE HEAT FLOW  CFS CUBIC FEET PER SECOND. IN  THE HOPES TO BOWMAN CONDITION  MEANING IT'S ALL DEVELOPED  PEOPLE LIVING THERE. THAT POST  DEVELOPMENT FLOW AND SEE IF  THIS UP HE COME OUT MUST NOT  EXCEED WHAT IT WAS WHEN IT WAS  TREES AND GRASS. AS A VERY  DETAILED USUALLY. SOMETIMES A  1000 PAGE REPORT.  >> THAT THEY HAVE TO DO NEED  TO AND SO SWIFT MIGHT ALSO  >> WE VIEW. DO IT TO NEW KENT  COUNTY. SO THEY ALLOWED. TO  FLOW INTO SYSTEM.  >> AT THE SAME RATE AS THE  PREVAILING WINDS GRASS AND  TREES. CANNOT EXCEED THAT SO  THEREFORE. IF THAT IS DONE  THEN THEY SHOULDN'T ADVERSELY  AFFECT ANY.  >> OFF-SITE.  >> YEAH THAT'S JUST ABSOLUTELY  SO AND I APPRECIATE  EXPLANATION. SO MY QUESTION IS  BECAUSE THEY HAVE STORM WATER  ON SITE AND WE CHARGE RONI  ROAD AND DRAINAGE YOU KNOW  BASED ON TREASURY SECONDARY  PRANK.  >> DO THEY STILL PAY INTO  USING OUR SYSTEM EVEN THOUGH  THERE'S OUTFLOW.  >> THEY DO PAINT PRIMER  PRIMATE IS ALL MAIN CHANNEL  CONVEINENCE OUR R CAN HOUSE.  THEY DON'T PAY FOR THE  SECONDARY.  >> THAT'S THAT'S THAT'S WHERE  THE PROBLEM ALL RIGHT, I JUST  WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY  WERE PAYING SOMEONE BECAUSE  THEY ARE STILL CONTRIBUTING  SOMETHING. OUT YOU BUT MAY  NEED TO ROUND 2 BECAUSE I SEE  A LOT OF LIGHT ON MARRIAGE  SURE.  >> ALL COMMISSIONER LANGDON.  >> THANK YOU MAYOR I ALSO HAVE  BEEN LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS  PRESENTATION THAT'S BEEN SUCH  A HOT TOPIC IN THAT COMMUNITY.  IN TERMS HER 30 DEVELOPMENT  BECAUSE IT SO CONCERN ABOUT  THAT.  >> WE HAVE A LIMIT SO I'M  WORKING THE QUARTER ACRE LOT  SITUATION. A CERTAIN  PERCENTAGE OF THAT LOT MUST BE  CAPPED. MASK, THEY KEPT HER  WHAT IS THAT PERCENTAGE HAS IT  CHANGED OVER TIME. QUEST.  >> SO WE DO HAVE LIMITS ON THE  AMOUNT OF IMPERVIOUS TALKED  RESIDENTIAL BECAUSE THAT'S I  MEAN REALLY WHAT WE  ♪ ♪ BACK GDC PERMITTED OUR STORM  WATER SYSTEM. THERE WAS NO CAP  ON IMPERVIOUS SURFACE FOR  SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL  LOTS. IT WAS ONLY A CAP FOR  ROOFED STRUCTURE STUFF THAT  WAS AT 30% OF THE LOT. BUT  THERE WAS NO CAP ON. PULLED  ACTS SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS PAVED  AREAS THE LOTS THAT WAS THERE  THERE WAS SIMPLY NO MAXIMUM IN  THE PAST. AND WE HAVE WE HAVE  THIS WE'VE GONE BACK TO THOSE  OLD COATS TO LOOK AT THIS. OUR  NEW ULDC THAT WAS JUST ADOPTED  GOES INTO EFFECT ON OCTOBER 28  HAS HAD DOES HAVE A MAXIMUM.  OF 70%. 0, 7, 0, THAT IS. FOR  ALL IMPERVIOUS SURFACES ON THE  LOT NOT JUST ROOTS STRUCTURES.  SO. 30% OF THAT LAW AND EVERY  LOT IS GOING TO HAVE TO BE.  OPEN SPACE HERBIE US. SO THAT  THAT'S SOMETHING THAT BACK  WHEN IT WAS I MEAN IT. WHEN  THEY DID THOSE CALCULATIONS  FOR THE BUILD OUT OF THE CITY  THEY DIDN'T USE A CAP THE  IMPERVIOUS SURFACE. SINCE  THERE WASN'T ONE IN EXIST.  >> DO YOU HAVE ANY FEEL FOR  HOW MANY. CURRENTLY DEVELOPED  RESIDENTIAL LOTS EXCEED THAT  SEVEN-DAY PERCENT. WE DON'T.  >> THAT WOULD ANALYSIS THROUGH  GIS ON A LOT BY LOT BASIS AND  I DON'T EVEN WANT TO GUESS AT  THE NUMBER OF HOURS THAT LET  ME ASK IT THIS WAY SO BACK IN  THE DAY OF GENERAL  DEVELOPMENT, THE TYPICAL HOUSE  AND SQUARE FEET. NOW IT'S 1800  AND SQUARE MANY HAVE A POOL.  SOME HAVEN'T SHED. SO BASED ON  THAT WHAT WOULD BE YOUR ROUGH  MATT OF COVERAGE. AND THAT  KIND OF SITUATION AND WHAT IS  A ROUGH PERCENTAGE DIFFERENCE  BETWEEN THE 1000 FOOT HOUSE  AND 2000 WHITE HOUSE.  >> WELL WHETHER IT'S A 1000  SQUARE-FOOT HOUSE OR 2000  SQUARE-FOOT HOUSE IT'S BUILT  NOW THEY STILL HAVE A MAXIMUM.  HAVEN'T YOU 70%.  >> THE SMALL LOTS THAT YOU SEE  IN IN THE O G D C.  >> SOME OF THOSE ARE PRETTY  HIGH COVERAGE AMOUNTS BECAUSE  EXPANDED THEIR DRIVEWAYS. THEY  BUILT ON TO THE BACK OF THE  HOMES THERE X THAT THEY'VE  ADDED CONCRETE DECKS THOSE  KINDS OF THINGS SO THE.  BECAUSE LOTS ARE THAT THINK  THEY DO TEND TO HAVE A LOT OF  COVERAGE. BUT 30% NOT  IMPERVIOUS IS A PRETTY  STANDARD. OUT. AND I THINK.  MOST OF OUR NEW BUILDS  PROBABLY IN THE PAST IF I JUST  LOOK AT. ARIEL. GIS DAVID. WE  MOST OF OUR BUILDS IN THE LAST  10 YEARS. WOOD. EQUAL OR  EXCEED 30%. IMPERVIOUS  >> I'VE BEEN HERE 10 YEARS AND  IN 10 YEARS WITH HAD TO.  >> 50 YEAR OR WORSE.  >> STORMS. THE DATA SHOWS THAT  YOU EVEN OVER THE PAST FEW  YEARS WE'RE HAVING WAY MORE  RAIN. THEN WE HAD 10 OR 20  YEARS AGO.  >> WHAT'S YOUR ASSESSMENT ON  THE IMPACT OF WEATHER CHANGE  VERSUS DEVELOPMENT AND CAUSING  SOME OF OUR DRAINAGE ISSUES.  >> FROM A DEVELOPMENT  STANDPOINT I CAN SAY THAT AS  WE CONVERT SOME OF THESE  SINGLE FAMILY AREAS TOO, NON  SINGLE FAMILY AREAS. WE WILL  BE ABLE TO BETTER MANAGE THE  STORM IN THOSE AREAS BECAUSE  THEY HAVE TO HAVE 4 MASTER  STORMWATER EVERYTHING WILL BE  FLOWING TO THE STREET WILL BE  CAPTURED ON SITE LONG TIME.  WELL YEAH AND THE OTHER THING  TOO IS THAT OUR NEW ULDC DOES  REQUIREMENT NOT GRANTED  BETWEEN NOW AND 21 7. AND SO  THE LEGISLATURE. RECOMMENDING  STRONGLY ENCOURAGING VOLUNTARY  COMPLIANCE. BUT ONCE THAT.  BILL. AND WERE ABLE TO ENFORCE  IT. WE WILL BE MOVING TO A 100  YEAR. STORM WATER, STORM THEY  WILL BE AND WE DO HAVE  DEVELOPMENT AND NOW TALK WE  TALK TO SOMEONE YESTERDAY.  THEY WENT AHEAD AND DESIGNERS  TO A 100 I DON'T HAVE TO BUT  THEY'RE GOING AHEAD AND DOING  IT THAT'S WHAT WE'RE SEEING  MAIL BECAUSE OUR DEVELOPERS  ARE STARTING TO RECOGNIZE THAT  NEED AND THEY WANT TO PROTECT  THEIR INVESTMENTS.  >> EVERY SPRING BEFORE RAINING  SEASON. I DILIGENTLY MAKE SURE  THAT PIPE UNDER MY DRIVEWAY IS  CLEAR AND I READ ABOUT ANY  WEEDS ARE GRASS AND MY SWALE.  AM I GOING TO FIRE WITH MICE.  WHALE SOUNDS LIKE THERE'S  BENEFIT TO HAVE SOME GROWTH  AND SOME WHEAT HAPPENED THERE  I NEED YOUR ADVICE.  >> SOME PROOF IS OKAY BUT  EXCESSIVE VEGETATION SHOULD BE  REMOVED AND WE GREATLY  APPRECIATE HOMEOWNERS THAT  TAKE THE TIME TO CLEAN THOSE  DRIVEWAY PIPES, THOSE ARE  ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF THE  WATER FLOW SO APRIL'S A GREAT  TIME TO GET OUT THERE REMOVE  THAT EXCESS VEGETATION MAKE  SURE THERE'S NOT A LOT OF  BUILDUP IN THE PIPES OR YOU'RE  SPOILED AGAIN IF YOU'RE HAVING  ANY CONCERNS OR YOU NEED  ASSISTANCE CALL PUBLIC WORKS  WILL BE KIND EYES ON.  >> GREAT THAT WAS GETTING  CONCERNED BASED ON TODAY'S  CONVERSATION THAT PERHAPS THAT  WAS A LITTLE QUESTION ON HOW  THINGS ARE. HAVING THINGS GOT  THERE THE SWALES SORT OF  GENTLE FLOW INTO OUR DITCHES  AND OUR WATERWAYS. WALLS AND  GUTTERS DO I UNDERSTAND IS  HYPED AND INTO A WATERWAY CAN  SOMEONE EXPLAIN HOW THE  OUTFALLS AND GOT YEARS. FLOW  INTO OUR  >> YOU'RE YOU'RE YOUR GUTTERS  NOW ALSO KIND OF 2 SEPARATE  PARTS OF THE SYSTEM. YOUR  GUTTERS ON CURB AND GUTTER  STREETS WILL FLOW TO A CATCH  BASIN JUST THAT'S WHAT YOU SEE  IN CURB THAT WILL DROP THAT'S  UNDERGROUND DRAINAGE THAT WILL  MOVE UNDERGROUND FROM THEN ON  INTO STAR SECOND YEAR.  WERTHEIMER SYSTEM. DISCUSSING  THAT WERE PIPING AND NOW ARE  THE OPEN NOW CALLS THAT COME  THE ROADSIDE SWELL TERTIARY  DRAINAGE SYSTEM TO THE  SECONDARY SYSTEM SO IT IS  THAT'S WELL THAT ARE OUT ALL  THAT KIND OF DEEPER SWELL THAT  RUNS BETWEEN THE LOTS ON THE  LOT LINES IT GOES FROM STREET  THE ARCH. THE REASON I FROZE  AS WE WORK WITH DEVELOPERS NOW  WHEN THEY DEVELOP A LOT ON  EITHER SIDE OF THAT WE WORK  AND GREET WITH THE DEVELOPERS  TO PROVIDE THE PIE. AND THEY  PIPE THOSE AND SO WE DON'T  HAVE TO COME TO IT LATER.  ALLOWS OUTFLOW CLEARLY WE  DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT  TREES GROWING, SLOWING IT  DOWN. IT'S EASIER FOR US TO  MAINTAIN ONCE THEY HAVE HOUSES  ON EITHER SIDE PEOPLE DON'T  WANT THE CITY COMING THROUGH  SHEER IN WORKING ON THOSE SO  WE PIPE A SECTION FROM THE  ROAD TO THE  >> AND THANK YOU FOR I CAN SEE  HIM GETTING LOW ON TIME SO I'M  I MIGHT NEED A SECOND ROUND.  ALONG TOLEDO AWAY AFTER MANY  OF THE RAINS WE'VE THIS SUMMER  THE SIDEWALKS FLOOD. AND THAT  CAUSES PEOPLE TO BE STRAY  THERE. AND THEY'RE A GOOD  THING. IS THERE ANYTHING WE  CAN DO WITH THAT THE SIDEWALK  FLOODING BECAUSE IT DOES THE  LAST 2 OR 3 DAYS AND THAT SORT  OF DISRUPTIVE TO PEDESTRIAN  >> AND WE'VE SEEN THAT IN  PREVIOUS ON SOME SECTIONS  NORTH PRICE. COLLEGE CONGRESS  PARK WE TAKE A LOT OF SLOW  FROM THE EAST COMES OUT OF  THAT WETLAND AREA. WHAT WE  FOUND IN THE PAST WE'VE  CLEARED EVERYTHING WE CAN  CLEAR AND THERE ONLY PRODUCE  WE CAN MAKE THE JUST THIS YEAR  HAS BEEN.  >> THE INTENSITY AND THEN THE  CONSISTENCY.  >> OF THE RAINS. I HAVE A  PRETTY MUCH KEPT US. BEHIND ON  THAT SECTION JUST HELP WATER  FOR DAYS AND DAYS AND I DRIVE  THAT EVERY DAY YOU KNOW SO. I  DID SEE THAT BUT THAT SYSTEM  EVERYTHING IS CLEARLY THINGS  MOVING. AND THIS SKY SOUTH  STRANGE BUT IT'S ONE OF THOSE  ELIZABETH. ONE OF WHAT I CALL  ELIZABETH SAW THINGS THAT  SHE'S ALWAYS SINCE I STARTED  THE CITY BUT ONLY ABOUT THE  THE BONES ASKED ABOUT HE AND  THOSE WHERE YOU KNOW THE  SNOWBIRDS RIGHT WE COULD DUMP  THAT ONE GONE LIKE THAT SO HAS  SHE SAID. FLOW IS CONTROLLED  BY WINDOWS CUT INTO THOSE OUT  BASINS AND SO THEY DON'T WANT  THAT WATER FROM THE FASTER THE  BECAUSE IT NEEDS TIME FOR  TREATMENT. I GUESS THAT  QUESTION TO HER MANY TIMES CAN  I MAKE A BIGGER WINDOW I CAN  MAKE THIS WATER MOVE ITS  PERMANENT THAT WAY WHEN THEY  BUILT ROBOT. ABSOLUTELY YOU  TRYING DO THAT.  >> IT'S SOMETHING I WANT TO  ADD ONTO THE SIDEWALKS AS WE  KNOW THAT THERE'S FLOOD THE  SIDEWALKS IF WE HAVE ON THE  PHONE. THAT IS COMING AND THAT  SAME YEAR WITH THE SIDEWALK IS  FLOODED. WE WILL ASK HIM TO  RAISE A SIDEWALK AND YOU SEE  THAT ON THE SIDEWALKS BEING  UPON A SEER A BIG WAREHOUSES  RIGHT NOW. THOSE THOSE I WAS  SO FUNNY MORE. WE WAYS AS  OPPORTUNITY ARISE WITH IT IN  CONJUNCTION WITH NEW  DEVELOPMENT. WE CAN LOOK AT  THE LAST. THANK YOU I YELL.  >> UP NEXT COMMISSIONER  AVERAGE.  >> OUR ON THE MAINTENANCE OF  CANALS LOT OF PERCEPTION OUT  THERE IS AS WE SEE.  >> TIME GO BY MAY NOT HAVE HAD  ANY RAIN WE SEE A BUILDUP OF  WATER LETTUCE ON THE TOP DOES  THAT IMPEDE THE FLOW OF THE  DRAINAGE OF THE WATER WITH  HAVING THAT WATER LETTUCE JUST  SITTING OUT ON THE SO WE'RE  NOT SO CONCERNED ABOUT THE  WATER WAS ON TOP BECAUSE THE  WATER WILL FLOW UNDER ACTION  MOVES THE WATER LETTUCE WITH  IT WE DO SEND A LOT OF THAT  >> THE ONE WHO WON ONE OF 6  FROM THE GATES ARE OPEN SEE  THE MANATEES ARE WAITING FOR  WORD ON THE OTHER NOT SO WE  PUSH AS MUCH OF THAT.  >> AS WE CAN OUT OF THE  SYSTEM. DOWNSTREAM BUT THE  WATER FLOWS JUST FINE UNDER  NICE ABOUT. TIME OF SORRY TO  INTERRUPT YOU, BUT THIS TIME  OF YEAR IS DIFFICULT FOR WATER  IT CAN DOUBLE AND TRIPLE WITH  AND THE YOU KNOW WITHIN A  WEEKS TIME FRAME AS FAR AS THE  AMOUNT SO YOU'LL SEE A LOT OF  IT RIGHT NOW.  >> WELL, THE MAIN REASON I ASK  THIS BECAUSE THAT'S A MYTH OUT  THERE PEOPLE SAY THIS IS WHAT  I SEE THIS AT THE OTHER NOW IF  YOU ARE TREATED OR CHEMICALLY  TREATED. IT WOULD DECOMPOSE  AND THEN BECOME SEDIMENT ON  THE BOTTOM AND THAT WOULD  RESTRICT YOUR WATER WELL  CORRECT, CORRECT IT'S THE  >> AND WE WE DO USE CHEMICAL  MEANS WITHOUT IN CERTAIN AREAS  TO KEEP IT MOVING ESPECIALLY  AS WE GET INTO THE DRYER  SEASON, WE KNOW WE'RE NOT  GOING BE ABLE TO FLESH AND  THROUGH THE SYSTEM WE'LL TRY  TO SLOW IT DOWN. JUST TO GET  AHEAD OF IT BEFORE THE METS  RAINY SEASON. IT'S IT'S  CYCLICAL WE TRY NOT TO DO THAT  BECAUSE AS YOU SAID THE MORE  THAT IT DECOMPOSES SO IT'S THE  BOTTOMS.  >> THE OTHER QUESTION I HAD  WAS.  ♪ PREPARING FOR A STORM AND THE  LOWERING OF THE WATERS WE HAVE  CERTAIN THANKS TO BE CAREFUL  FOR BECAUSE WE DON'T WANT TO  HAVE FISH KILLS OR ANYTHING  LIKE THAT SO ISN'T THERE A  LIMIT TO WHERE WE CAN LOWER  THAT WATER DOWN TO BEFORE WE  GET INTO THE DANGEROUS ASPECT  OF LOWERING.  >> SO ONE OF THE THINGS WE'VE  DONE WITH OUR WATER CONTROL  STRUCTURES AS WE REPLACE THE  STRUCTURES ARE KEY STRUCTURES  WHICH END OF OUR SYSTEMS ONE  '06, 1, 2, 1, 13 ARE THE FINAL  STRUCTURE BEFORE THE CREEK  KINDA HOLD EVERYTHING BECAUSE  CONTROL STRUCTURES ASTAIRE  STEPS.  ♪ I EVERY ONE OF THEM IS A  COUPLE A FEW LOWER THAN THE  ONE ABOUT. SO WE HAVE NOW WERE  WHEN WE BUILD THOSE WERE  PUTTING PUSH DOWN GETS. WORST  BEFORE WE HAVE PULL OF GATES  WHERE THE WATER GOES  UNDERNEATH YOU CAN'T CONTROL  WHAT YOU HAVE TO HAVE EYES ON  OR YOU COULD POSSIBLY DREAM  WATERWAY. MUCH LOWER THAN WHAT  YOU WOULD WANT TO DO THAT YOU  COULD YOU COULD HAVE FIXED WAS  PUSHED OUT GETS WE CAN PUSH  THOSE GATES DOWN TO THE LEVEL  THAT WE WANT. WHEN THE WATER  LEVEL GETS THERE IT'S ALMOST  LIKE SETTING WE'RE SO THE  WATER LEVEL WILL STAY AT LOWER  AND MORE.  >> NOW WHEN LET'S SAY WE DID  FISH KILL BECAUSE WE LOWERED  TO KNOW WOULD BE WE'D  SUSCEPTIBLE TO BEING FIRED.  >> THOSE ARE DRAINAGE  WATERWAYS. OKAY FIRST AND  FOREMOST SO IF WE HAD A REASON  THAT WE HAVE TO DRAIN THOSE  THAT'S THAT'S KIND OF OUR  PROBLEMS.  >> I JUST WANTED TO GET THAT  OUT THERE BECAUSE A LOT OF  PEOPLE ASK ME ABOUT THAT IF WE  DID HAVE A MAJOR FISH KILL  WHAT IS IMPACT THAT ARE WE  FIND THAT KNOW WHAT'S UP MAJOR  CLEANUP AND IT'S NOT VERY NICE  TO HAVE TO GO OUT AND CLEAN  ALL THAT UP BUT.  >> I HAD THERE AND DONE  ABSOLUTELY AND WE'RE VERY  CAUTIOUS. OUR TEAMS VERY  CONSCIOUS OF OF HOW WE SET THE  WATER. BUT AGAIN THESE ARE  FIRST AND FOREMOST DRAINAGE  WATERWAYS RIGHT THROUGH THEY  WERE BUILT FOR CREATION THEY  WERE BUILT TO DRIVE LAND WHICH  BASICALLY THIS WAS A SWAP. SO  YOU KNOW 80 MILES OF WATERWAYS  WAS TO MAKE IT AND MY FINAL  QUESTION IS  >> HOW MEN AND WOMEN TO HAVE  OUT THERE WORKING SKATES ON A  DAILY BASIS DOING MAINTENANCE  THE OPERATION OF THE GATES AND  STUFF LIKE THAT WHAT WAS THE  CONSISTENCY OF YOUR CREW.  >> SO FOR THE EVERYDAY  TOUCHING THE THE GIVEN  STRUCTURES I HAVE 2 OPERATORS.  DURING THE DRY SEASON WHEN WE  GO INTO THE INSPECTIONS WERE  ALL OF THE STRUCTURES ARE WE  WILL ADD STAFF TO THAT WE'LL  GIVE THEM EACH A HELPER TO GO  OUT BECAUSE WE WANT THE  INSPECTIONS OF THE WEIRS ARE  SOME REMOTE PLACES THAT WE  DON'T SEND THEM OUT ALONE. BUT  I HAVE 2 THAT ARE DEDICATED  EVERY DAY AND THEY TOUCH THESE  STRUCTURES EVERY SINGLE DAY  DOCUMENT EVERYTHING WORK ORDER  SYSTEM SO I CAN GO IN THERE  AND SEE WHAT I CAN PICK A  STRUCTURE AND WHAT GATES ARE  OPEN OR PERCENTAGE THEY'RE  OPEN. THEY GIVE YOU THE  RAINFALL FROM MOVES WE HAVE  RAIN GAUGES ON CAGE OR ONE  INCH STRUCTURE SO. SO  IMPORTANT JOB.  >> SO I JUST WANT TO GET THE  CITIZENS LITTLE OUTLOOK ON HOW  THE MAINTENANCE WAS YOU KNOW  WHAT ALL IS INVOLVED IN IT SO.  >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH SIR WE  WATCH WE WATCH THE STRUCTURES  WE WATCH THE WATER WE WATCH  THE RAIN EYES ARE ON 24 7.  THANK YOU AGAIN JOHN. THIS  >> GOOD FOR NOW ALL RIGHT.  OKAY, YEAH, I'M YES. REMEMBER  MY NAME IN THAT YOU THERE.  GREAT I REALLY APPRECIATE.  THAT A LOT OF IT FOCUSED ON.  HELPING PEOPLE UNDERSTAND  EXACTLY WHERE WE LIVE POVERTY  AND HOW. WE ARE IN THE BIG  SLOW THAT IT'S NOT A MATTER OF  CREATING MORE DRAINAGE PIPES  AND THINGS LIKE THAT THAT ARE  ARE ANYTHING THAT'S NOT BEING  DONE THAT'S CAUSING THIS. YOU  KNOW I I PICTURES I  COMMISSIONER AND WE'RE JUST  GONNA REMEMBER THIS IS WHAT  THE 1992, YOU KNOW WE HAVE  BOROUGH BOATS IN THE STREET,  SO THIS 92 WHEN THERE FAR LESS  PEOPLE LIVING HERE. AND THIS  WAS AN EARLY 2000 ON MY STREET  NOW THE ROBOT ON  >> ALSO WE'RE TALKING ABOUT  PREVIOUS SERVICES, YES, IT IT  YOU KNOW THERE'S THERE'S A  CONCERN ABOUT HAVING TOO MUCH  IMPERVIOUS  >> SERVICE BUT TO SAY THAT  THAT IS THE. THAT'S CAUSING  OUR  ♪ OUR FLOODING BEFORE JUST  BECAUSE OF WHERE LIVE AND.  HAVING KIDS TO UNDERSTAND THAT  AND PEOPLE I THINK FINALLY  UNDERSTAND THE WORK SHEET FLOW  THAT WE CAPTURE WATER FROM  AREAS THAT DON'T.  >> THAT'S NOT IN THE CITY AND  FOR US YOU TALKED ONE BILLION  DOLLARS THAT WOULD BE MONEY  THAT WE'RE SPENDING TO  ACTUALLY MANAGE OTHER PEOPLE'S  WATER I HATE PUT IT THAT BUT  THAT'S BASICALLY WHAT THIS  WEEK WE WE HAVE ONE PLANET WE  JUST HAVE LOOK AT IT THAT WAY.  APPRECIATE YOU TALKING ABOUT  THE THE PLANTS IN OUR DITCHES  AND AND OUR OUR DITCHES AND  WHAT THEY'RE FOR TUBES OR  FERTILIZER AND THIS STUFF WE  DON'T WANT TO GOING INTO OUR  WATER SUPPLY AND I REMEMBER I  HAD SWIFTMUD HAD THE LEAST 15  YEARS AGO SOMEBODY CAME INTO  PROGRAM. THAT SAID THAT THEY  ACTUALLY YOU WANT TO HAVE  THINGS LIKE YOU SAID TO SLOW  THAT WATER DOWN TO A CERTAIN  EXTENT BECAUSE ONCE WATER  GAINS THAT MOMENTUM AND YOU  HAVE THAT FORCE THAT IS SO  DESTRUCTIVE. IT'S PEOPLE WHO  LIVE ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI  RIVER KNOW YOU DON'T WANT THAT  JUST GOING DOING WHAT IT CAN  DO IT BECAUSE THEN YOU'RE  GOING TO HAVE A LOT OF.  EROSION AND AND EVEN LOSS OF  OF HOUSES THINGS LIKE THAT AND  YOU YOU WANT TO HAVE THOSE  PLANTS THERE. AND TREES, I  KNOW PEOPLE ALWAYS SAY THEY  DON'T WANT TO PLANTING TREES  IN THE MIDDLE OF OF DITCHES OR  THE SWELLS BUT YOU KNOW TREAT  ARE UP TO 400 GALLONS OF WATER  A DAY I MEAN THAT'S WHAT YOU  WANT TO SET THAT WATER UP SO  IT GETS EVAPORATED. AND GET  GETS THE WATER OUT OF THIS  WELL. AND AGAIN FOR FOR PEOPLE  TO MAYBE LOOK THIS JONO MILLER  MOST OF YOU KNOW WHO HE IS HE.  HE DOES IT'S ENVIRONMENTAL  HISTORY OF NORTH PORT WHICH  WAS REALLY INTERESTING. HE  TOOK AN OVERVIEW OF WHAT NORTH  PORT LOOK LIKE WHEN APPLE  BROTHERS FIRST BOUGHT IT WAS  JUST RANCH LAND AND IT SHOWED  THOSE BLACK SPOTS WHICH WERE  THE WETLANDS AND THAT HE DID  AN OVERLAY OF THE ROAD SYSTEM  AND IT WAS LIKE WHOA. THIS IS  WHY THOSE AREAS FLOOD LIKE  SOUTH SALFORD AT WETLAND AREAS  AND THAT AREA ALWAYS AND I'M  SORRY IT'S ALWAYS GOING TO  BECAUSE YOU CAN'T FOOL MOTHER  NATURE GETS WHAT IT WAS  DESIGNED TO DO SO THIS GOES  BACK TO WHAT I SAID IT'S  REALLY HELPFUL FOR PEOPLE TO  UNDERSTAND WHETHER LIVING AND.  YOU KNOW TO COME TO TERMS WITH  THAT AND TO DO YOU KNOW WHAT  WE CAN TO MINIMIZE AND AS YOU  SAID, YES, THE WATERS IN THE  STREETS. IT'S VERY  INCONVENIENT WAS VERY  CONVENIENT NOT BE ABLE TO GET  OUT OF YOUR DRIVEWAY OF HOUSE  WAS FIGHT. AND TAKES A WHILE  FOR IT TO TO GO DOWN. I  APPRECIATE NOTATION ABOUT THAT  THAT THE STATEMENT ABOUT ARE  IMPERVIOUS SURFACE WHICH GOING  TO BE 70% INCLUDE EVERYTHING  THAT IS THAT IS REALLY GOOD  BUT ON A 10,000 SQUARE-FOOT  LOT AT 7,000 SQUARE FEET  THAT'S GOING TO BE. FOR  IMPERVIOUS SERVICES AND YOU  KNOW THAT PEOPLE ARE BUILDING  HOUSES BIGGER. MENTIONED THIS  BEFORE STOPPING SOMEBODY WHO  TOLD ME SHE HAD A. SHE HAD 3  CAR GARAGE, IT WAS 1200 SQUARE  FEET AND I SAID WAIT A MINUTE  THAT'S MY HOUSE UNDER AIR.  >> SAYS THAT SO HOUSE OF GOT  BIGGER WE'VE HAD CAJUNS EASE  EASEMENTS UP HERE WHEN PEOPLE  PUT WHAT THEIR HOUSE.  >> SQUARE FOOTAGE IS AND SOME  OF THEM ARE UPWARDS OF 3,000  SQUARE FEET AND. I DON'T KNOW  I DON'T WANT TO ADDRESS THAT  IF YOU WANT TO START A  CAMPAIGN TO TELL PEOPLE NOT TO  BUILD SUCH A BIG HOUSE, BUT  THAT'S WHAT PEOPLE BUT AT  LEAST NOW THAT 70% IS AN  UMBRELLA. YES ABOUT THAT.  >> SORRY I JUST WANT TO  CORRECT SOMETHING I SAID  EARLIER 70% IS FOR ART. OUR SF  2 ARE SET THEM WE JUST LOOK AT  PARTS OF ONE 60% 60 SORRY IN  THE 70'S PERCENT GOT STUCK IN  MY HEAD, OKAY.  >> THANK YOU. DOWN A LITTLE  BIT OK.  >> SO THAT WILL BE 6 THAT ON A  10 SPECIAL LOT ALL RIGHT.  CHANGE IS REAL. IT'S HOTTER.  THAT MEANS MORE. COMPENSATION  MORE PRECIPITATION SO IT'S  SOMETHING THAT AS YOU  MENTIONED THE INTENSITY OF  THESE STORMS THEY GET A LOT OF  RAIN IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME  AND WE JUST HAVE TO LET IT  WORK ITSELF THROUGH SO YOU  KNOW I DIDN'T HAVE ANY  QUESTIONS BECAUSE AS ONE IS  LITTLE CHANCE FOR YOU KNOW, I  KNOW THIS IS THE WAY IT IS AND  ACCEPTED IT AND EMBRACE IT AND  AND I THAT I LOVE IT I JUST  LOVE FLORIDA THIS IS PART OF  WHAT IT IS, BUT I DIDN'T  APPRECIATE COMMISSIONER  MCDOWELL QUESTION THE OUTFALL  THAT IS THAT WHAT YOU CALL  BECAUSE PEOPLE ALWAYS HAD A  QUESTION ABOUT THAT ESPECIALLY  WITH THE HOSPITAL THAT THEY'RE  GOING TO FIND OUT AND I  APPRECIATE IT THAT TO RELEASE  IS CALCULATED SO THAT THE PIG  FLOW IS NOT GREATER THAN IT  WAS BEFORE DEVELOPMENT THAT  IT'S GOING IT REMAIN AT THAT  CONSTANT SO THAT'S GOING TO BE  REALLY HELPFUL WHEN I TALK TO  PEOPLE ABOUT THEIR CONCERNS  REGARDING FLOODING, LET'S SAY  THE NEW HOSPITAL COMING IN SO  THAT WAS REALLY GOOD  INFORMATION. AND THAT'S IT FOR  ME SO WE'RE GOING TO SECOND  ROUND OKAY WITH THAT.  COMMISSIONER MCDOWELL, YOU  KNOW JUST HAVE A COUPLE.  >> WHERE IT SAYS.  >> YOU HAD A MAP SHOWING SOME  REALLY HIGHLIGHTED AREAS THAT  HAD TEMPORARY FINDING IT'S  LIKE RED PURPLE COLORS AND  THERE'S 4 DIFFERENT AREAS IN  THE CITY. A LOT OF CITIZENS  AND AND I THINK MAYOR ALLUDED  TO THIS WHEN YOU HAVE THE  PONDING ON THE ROADS, IT'S. DO  WHAT IT'S DESIGNED TO DO. IT'S  KEEPING THE WATER OUT OF  PEOPLE'S HOMES ARE OUT OF  BUSINESSES. BUT WHEN YOU SAY  TEMPORARY PONDING. WHAT IS  THAT TIME FOR UNUSUAL.  >> IT'S HOUR.  >> A DAY SO SO WHAT WOULD YOU  CONSIDER BEING TEMPORARY.  >> SO WHERE THAT POND. SO THE  THAT ARE NOT DIRECTLY ADJACENT  TO THE MYAKKA HACHI WHICH  LOOKS LIKE THEY'RE NOT REALLY  THAT UP. THE AREAS THAT ARE  HIGHLIGHTED ABOUT.  >> DEPENDING UPON THE ABOUT  RAINFALL QUICKLY CAME DOWN WE  TYPICALLY SEE THAT A FEW  HOURS. SO THAT WOULD BE THE  TEMPORARY WITHIN A FEW HOURS,  CORRECT.  >> THE ONLY REASON THAT WE  WOULD SEE MORE THAN THAT. AND  IT WOULD REALLY ONLY BE ABOUT  CENTER.  >> BLOB THERE LITTLE HOT SPOT.  THAT'S JUST SOUTH THAT BACK I  DON'T KNOW IF YOU CAN PUT IT  BACK UP JUST SO PERFECT. SO  THE I WANT TO LOOK AT WHAT SO  ON THE RIGHT IT'S JUST SOUTH  OF 75 AT THE CORNER OF SUMTER  DEPENDING UPON THE LEVEL  EYE-CATCHING CREEK. WE DO HAVE  SOME WATER THAT CREEK IS AT A  HIGH LEVEL WILL PUSH BACK INTO  THOSE MARGINS. SO IT WILL  ACTUALLY KINDA BACKFLOW INTO  THAT NEIGHBORHOOD. SO THAT CAN  BE SUSTAINED BASED ON CREEK  LEVELS RAND PAUL BECAUSE WHEN  WE GET ADDITIONAL RAINFALL  THAT POINT IT HAS NOWHERE TO  GO. BECAUSE THE OUR JUDGES ARE  FULL. YEAH BECAUSE.  >> IT'S IT'S ALWAYS AMAZING TO  ME DRIVING DOWN THE ROAD AND  YOU HAVE THE PONDING OF WATER  AND YES TO AVERAGE PERSON IT'S  THE ROAD IS FLOODING. SO  FLOODING PONDING SAME SAME  DIFFERENT KIND OF THING. BUT  IT GOES AWAY QUICKLY. AND IT  ALSO IS COMPLETELY RELATIVE TO  HOW MUCH RAIN HAS JUST FALLEN.  YOU GET 2 INCHES. IT'S GOING  TO FLY AND IT DOESN'T MATTER  IF YOU'RE HERE IN NORTH PORT  OR IF YOU'RE IN CHICAGO, YOU  GET 2 INCHES IN LESS THAN AN  HOUR YOU'RE GOING TO FLIP. SO  I APPRECIATE THAT.  EXPLANATION. THE OTHER THING  THAT I'M HEARING FROM  CITIZENS. IS OUR DITCHES THE  SWALE AREAS. SOME OF THE  SWALES. ARE LIKE NORMAL THEY  THEIR ROLE LEVEL KIND OF GO  DOWN A LITTLE BIT AND THEN  THEY GO UP FOR THE SEPTIC  TANKS ARE PERSONAL PROPERTY.  BUT SOME OF THEM ARE VERY VERY  DEEP, YOU CAN TELL THEY'VE OUT  AND THEY'RE VERY VERY DEEP,  YOU COULDN'T EVEN TRY TO STAND  PROBABLY BE ABOUT FOR A FEW  TOP DUKE.  >> THOSE DO NOT SEEM TO BE  MAINTAIN.  >> AND WHEN I ENDS. BASED MY  OBSERVATIONS AND CITIZENS  OBSERVATION GS YOU COME  BETWEEN THE STREET AND  WHEREVER THAT AREA EVEN THOUGH  IT'S A SWALE IT'S NOT THE  DITCHES IN THE BACK. THEY THIS  SIDE BUT THAT DITCH AREA THAT  4 FEET DEATH AREA. IS GOT.  TRUNKS OF TREES GROWING IN IT  AND THEY'RE NOT CLEARED OUT  IT'S NOT I'M SHOWING THE FLAG  IT AND IT IS IMPEDING THE  FLOAT. SO I AM HOPING THAT YOU  MIGHT BE ABLE TO ADDRESS THAT  TO HELP THE CITIZENS  UNDERSTAND THAT PART OF IT  SURE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR  RESERVE ACTION.  >> WHEN WE DO THE 6 MONTHS  HERE R DITCHES AND THE WEB ARE  TOUCHES RIGHT PART. ONCE WE  HAVE SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT  ONLY GO TWICE A YEAR. THAT'S  THE SAME FOR ROADSIDE SWELL SO  ROADSIDE SWELLS TO DEPLOY  CAPITAL CONVENTIONAL  EQUIPMENT. IT'S ONLY GOING TO  TWICE A YEAR WITH A BOOM ARE.  IT'S JUST THE LEVEL OF SERVICE  PERSONS WHAT TYPE  >> THERE ARE AREAS THAT I CAN  SAY HAVE NOT IN A VERY TIME SO  HOPEFULLY HOPEFULLY THOSE.  AREAS CAN BE REALLY ADDRESS, I  MEAN THERE THERE'S SOME OF ITS  IN FRONT YOU CAN SEE IT IN  FRONT OF OUTFALL THAT THERE'S  SOMETHING BLOCKING IT. SO I  JUST WANTED TO BRING THAT TO  YOUR ATTENTION.  >> AND AND APPRECIATE THE  EXPLANATION THAT.  >> TWICE YOU'RE ALSO APPLIES  TO THOSE REALLY DEEP SWALE  AREAS THOSE ARE TYPICALLY AT  THE END OF A SO THAT'S ONE OF  THE DEEPEST HAVE A HIGH POINT  LOW POINT QUANTUM HALL. AND  THAT'S WHY THEY'RE DEEPER MOST  ARE SOME AREAS THAT ARE WHAT A  NEW STATES THAT REALLY DO. BUT  IF YOU SEE ANYTHING LIKE THAT  LOOKS LIKE IT HASN'T MEANT  TIME FOR US OUR PUBLIC WORKS  WE HAVE A LOT MORE RESIDENT  EYES OUT THERE THAT WE HAVE  STAFF TRYING TO AND OUR STAFF  ARE OUT THERE PICK UP WHAT  THEY CAN. WE CAN'T EVERYWHERE  ABSOLUTELY.  >> THANK YOU FOR THAT IDEAL  FINISHED. THANK YOU OKAY, HAVE  QUESTION TO GET BACK UP AND  >> THE DEATH OF THE SWELLS  HAVE AN ENDING DO YOU CONSIDER  THAT THE WATER TABLE. THE FACT  THAT YOU DAY SO FAR YOU HIT  WATER ANYWAY, I MEAN IT'S NOT  GOING TO GET WATER AS PEOPLE  SAD WATER STANDING ALL THE  TIME AND I AND I SAY IT'S  BECAUSE THE WATER TABLE IS  RIGHT THERE. AND HAS NOWHERE  TO GO AND IS PRETTY MUCH AT  WILL.  >> PLAY A PART IN SOME AREAS  UNDERSTAND THAT DEPTH OF THE  SWELL AND WHERE WE CUT THAT  SWELL OR EVEN RETENTION  DITCHES THAT IS ALL BASED ON  WHERE THE PIPES ARE THAT'S  PART OF OUR PERMANENT SYSTEM  SO THE ELEVATIONS OF THE PIE  DICTATE HOW WE  >> THAT'S WELL IN FRONT OF  PEOPLE'S HOUSES, SO ANY DEEPER  THAN WHAT WHERE THAT PIPE IS  THE RIGHT PARTS RIGHT. RIGHT  OKAY. ALL RIGHT. I I CAN  MENTION ONE OTHER THING THAT  ONE  >> YOU KNOW WE DISCUSSED  DEVELOPMENT A LOT. THROUGHOUT  THIS AND HOW IT IMPACTS THE  STORMWATER SYSTEM RIGHT SO. MY  MAJOR CONCERN WITH RESIDENTIAL  DEVELOPMENT AND ONE THAT I  RESIDENTS TO HELP US WITH  THIS. DRIVEWAY PIPES AND WE  TALKED ABOUT YOU KNOW YOU GO  OUT AND CLEAR YOUR PIPE AND  YOU BELIEVE IT. OUR PUBLIC  WORKS WILL COME LOOK AT YOUR  PIPE THERE'S DEBRIS WITHIN  YOUR PIPE THAT YOU CAN'T GET  OUT WE HAVE EQUIPMENT CLEAR  THAT PIPE FOR YOU. IT'S PRETTY  AS BUILD MORE HOUSES THAT'S  MORE POTENTIAL SPOTS FROM A  SYSTEM TO GET BLOCKED UP. YOU  KNOW AGAIN WE ASKED THE  RESIDENTS IF YOU'RE YOU SEE  THAT DRIVEWAY PIPE ISN'T EVEN  VISIBLE ANYMORE BECAUSE IT'S  UNDER DIRT. YOU KNOW  ORIGINATORS GIVE US A CALL  COME OUT THERE BECAUSE THAT  WILL AFFECT THE ENTIRE SYSTEM  UPSTREAM.  >> OKAY.  >> RIGHT AND YET THOSE ARE  DITCHES ARE REALLY IMPORTANT  JUST AGAIN TO BRING OUT WHEN  WE TALK ABOUT ATV'S HOW WE  DON'T WANT TO SEE THE BODY  THAT RIGHT AWAY SOME OF THE BY  THE ART IT DITCHES THERE  BEHIND ME IT'S ACTUALLY IT  THERE'S ONE THAT COMES UP  PERPENDICULAR RIGHT AFTER YOUR  GUYS WERE OUT THERE. BUT THAT  THERE WAS A DUMP TRUCK BACK  THERE THEY WERE DIGGING OUT SO  MUCH DIRT. THERE WAS A WHOLE  FAMILY OF  ♪ A TV PEOPLE THAT THEY COULDN'T  GET UP THE HILL AND I THOUGHT  THEY JUST FIX THAT AND THERE  THEY WERE JUST PUT ALL THAT  ARE BACK IN AGAIN SO WHEN WE  TALK ABOUT WHY WE DON'T WANT  ♪ TO SEE ATV RIDING AROUND AND  AREAS THAT'S ONE OF THE  REASONS WHY. YES, I'M MY  SOAPBOX I'M NOT SEEING ANY  OTHER. PEOPLE IN THE QUEUE DID  WE HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS  FROM A PICK UP HERE. WE GET  THAT YEAH, IT'S IN THE  PRESENTATION.  >> AND THINK WE COULD TAKE  MAYBE A 5 OR 10 MINUTE BREAK  BEFORE WE DO THE VULNERABILITY  SHORT SHORT, WE DO THAT AND 2  CARS.  >> I AM FOLKLORE I JUST LAST  MONTH.  >> YES ALL RIGHT.  >> GET EXCELLENT PRESENTATION  AND I THINK THAT SOME OF THOSE  SLIDES COULD REALLY BE SHARED  ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND NOT JUST  ONCE EVERY STORM BECAUSE  THAT'S EVERY STORM THERE'S  ALWAYS THE SAME QUESTIONS  WISER ROAD FLOODING AND THEN I  WANT TO SAY THAT THE RULES  WERE DESIGNED TO TAKE THAT  FLOOD WATER THAN THE NEXT  QUESTION IS ALWAYS SO WHAT AM  I GOING TO DO ABOUT GOING TO  STAY HERE FOR 3 DAYS UNTIL THE  WATER GOES DOWN BUT SOMETIMES  IT SO DOESN'T TAKE THAT LONG  WITH THERE'S BEEN SOME  COMMENTS LIKE THAT AND WHAT I  REALLY LIKE TO SEE IS IT THE  CITY COULD PROVIDE AN UPDATE  OF THE MAINTENANCE OF THESE  DRAINAGE DITCHES SO LET US  KNOW THAT LOOKS TO SAY THESE  ARE THE BRAIN THAT WE'VE  WORKED ON IN LAST COUPLE OF  MONTHS, THIS IS WHAT'S COMING  UP, I KNOW YOU CAN'T GIVE AN  EXACT TIME FRAME BECAUSE THEY  WANT TO SAY OH WORKING ON THIS  IN THE NEXT MONTH AND IF THAT  DOESN'T HAPPEN THEN THERE'S  ALWAYS HELD A IT WOULD BE NICE  TO SEE WHAT'S COMING UP AND  WHAT'S NOT AND THEN ALSO MAYBE  LIKE WHAT IS IN DEFINITIONS OF  SOME OF THESE SO AND I DID  LEARN A LOT AND PRESENTATION I  OR THAT I'M IN A FLOODED AREA  FROM THE RAIN NOT STORM WATER  SEARCH. I WAS REALLY I AND I  ALSO ONE OF THE OTHER THINGS  WILLS. ROBIN WAS SO NICE TO  SHARE THIS MEETING AGENDA AND  SOME WANT TO COMMENT ON IT.  >> ABOUT THE FACT  >> SOMETHING ABOUT THE SWALES  AND WHATNOT ROBIN THANK YOU  FOR COMMENTS THAT MAYBE YOU  SHOULD ATTEND THE MEETING  TODAY OR MAKE A PUBLIC COMMENT  AND I JUST THINK THIS IS  PRETTY SAID AND IT'S A SORRY  BUT I'VE LIVED HERE FOR 66  YEARS AND WORK FOR THE CITY  OF NORTH PORT FOR 38 YEARS I  KNOW IT'S A WASTE OF MY TIME  TO TALK TO ANY ELECTOR  APPOINTED EMPLOYEE.  >> I JUST WANTED TO BRING  ATTENTION THAT THERE'S MORE  THAN JUST. 3 OF US OR LESS  THIS.  >> THANK  >> ALL RIGHT AND I GET BELIEVE  THAT MEANS RETENTION I THINK I  HAVE THAT RIGHT WHICH MEANS  IT'S DRY. SOMETIMES IT CAN BE  DRY AND FILL WITH WATER, YEAH.  >> BECAUSE DURING IS SOME OF  THOSE R DITCHES WERE RAGING  RIVERS THE ONE BEHIND ME WAS  REALLY INCREDIBLE. YEAH AND  THAT'S AND THEN IT GOES DOWN  TO NOTHING WE HAVE ANYTHING  ELSE. MORE RELEVANCE AND THE  >> LAST ONE. THANK ROBINSON  ♪ ♪ THANK YOU ELAINE, RYA. THANK  YOU MAKING THOSE PERCENTAGES  ON SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL  WANTED TO. WE SHOULD PUBLISH  THAT ON THE CITY'S WEBSITE,  SOMEWHERE BECAUSE I'M GETTING  THAT QUESTION LEFT AND RIGHT  ALL THE TIME. AS FAR AS THE  INCREASING FLOW BECAUSE OF A  LOT OF ABC ENDING. BUT HE'S  ANOTHER PROBLEM AND I THINK I  PUT THIS UP BEFORE THE SWELLS.  YOU SAY REPORT IT REPORT IT.  WELL IF REPORTED MY NAME IS  PUBLIC. GUESS WHAT I'M GOING  TO GET ALL SORTS OF THREATS  PROBLEMS FROM MY NEIGHBORS  WHICH I HAVE DEALT WITH IN THE  PAST AND I STOPPED REPORTING A  LOT OF THINGS BECAUSE I WAS  GETTING A LOT OF NEIGHBORS.  HAD DRIVE AROUND THE CITY AND  SEE PEOPLE'S CARS PARKED ALL  OVER INTO THE SWELLS REGULAR  BASIS, SOMETIMES PRESIDENT AND  THEN MESSING UP THE  >> AND IF THEY PARKED IN FRONT  OF MY HOUSE MESS IT UP ON  POSSIBLE. SO I DON'T KNOW HOW  WE'RE GOING TO WITH THIS  PROBLEM WITH THE SWELLS AND  THEN THESE THESE BUILDINGS  THAT YOU KNOW HALFWAY THOUGH  THE HOUSE AND THEN SOMETHING  HAPPENS THEN EVERYTHING IS A  LITTLE WRONG DOES NOT WANT  SPOILS OF THINGS OVERGROWN. I  KNOW WE'RE SHORT WITH CODE  ENFORCEMENT. WANTED TO DRIVE  AROUND THE CITY AND LOOK AT  ALL OF THE SWELL PROBLEMS. BUT  IT'S EVERY SINGLE DAY GOT TO  DO IS DRIVE AROUND A COUPLE OF  BACK ROADS AND THAT'S A  REGULAR NEIGHBORHOODS AND  YOU'LL SEE ALL THE MESS TO  PITCHES FROM PEOPLE PARKING  AND I DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO  POSSIBLE TO PAY FOR MY PITCH  BECAUSE MY NAME IS GOING TO  TAKE THE GUN TO SHOOT IT  BECAUSE I KEEP COMPLAINING.  THAT'S THAT'S A REAL PROBLEM I  DON'T KNOW HOW WE'RE GOING TO  DO WITH THAT AS THE CITY BUT  WE NEED TO DEFINITELY LOOK AT  THAT AND MAYBE SOME OF THE  THINGS CITY MANAGER HAD  RECOMMENDED WITH THAT SINCE WE  GOT RID OF THE IMPINGING  GROWTH. AND MAYBE WORKING  TOWARDS THAT PLAN THAT YOU  WANT TO PUT FORTH. THAT  INCLUDES THE SWELLS EVERYTHING  ELSE. BECAUSE WE DEFINITELY  GOT TO TACKLE THIS PROBLEM  WHAT'S GOING ON THE SWELLS  BECAUSE IT DOESN'T PEOPLE WANT  TO SWELL. ALL RIGHT. THANK  YOU.  >> IT'S OK SO WE'RE GOING TO  TAKE OUR FIVE-MINUTE BREAK.  IT'S 1138, SO THAT AND COME  BACK AT 1140 WOULD HE 45 ALL  HE SAID BACK IN 10 SO 1149  COMBAT.  ♪ ♪ >> 49 AND WE'RE GETTING  BUSINESS WE'RE READY OF AGENDA  24 DASH 1, 2, 3, 0, WE GETTING  OUR SEEKS WHICH IS GREAT IT  WAS WHAT  ♪ ♪ OKAY. THE CITY MANAGER THIS IS  YOUR ITEM WHEN YOU'RE READY.  THANK YOU MADAM I 2, 3, 0,  >> DISCUSSION ABOUT REALLY  ASSESSMENT AT A STATION WHERE  I WANT TO TURN FOR WHAT A WANT  INTRODUCE US TO OUR SPEAKERS  AS WELL PEOPLE.  >> WHEN COMMISSION LET'S STORE  MANAGER. THE STATE REQUIRES  ALL MUNICIPALITIES TO DO A  VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENTS I'M  GONNA CALL THE AP FAT FOR  SHORTS MOUTHFUL AND WE'VE GOT  A GRANT FOR ABOUT $200,000  RETAINED A CONSULTANT TO DO  THE SAME FOR IT'S ALMOST ANTIC  AND WITH US HERE TODAY IS  COUNTY WEST OVER. SHE'S THE  PROJECT MANAGER I HAVE KNOWN  KILLING 4. I MEAN 18 YEARS NOW  HAS SHE'S EXCELLENT SHE'S A  GREAT PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND  SHE HAS WITH HER DOCTOR JASON  OWENS WHO IS EXPERT IN  HYDRAULIC MODELING AND CLIMATE  CHANGE BOATS WAS ONE OF THINGS  ARE GOING TO HEAR ABOUT SO I  TOLD HIM TO BE BRIEF. TO KEEP  IT TO 15 MINUTES MAXIMUM IT  ALLOW SOME QUESTIONS MAYBE THE  QUESTIONS COME AT THE END  THANK THIS SCRIPTED  >> IT GOOD MORNING ALMOST GOOD  AFTERNOON SAW  >> I WAS PREVIOUSLY WITH  SARASOTA COUNTY SO WE'VE KNOWN  EACH OTHER FOR A LONG TIME  LEISURE TO WORK WITH  ELIZABETH. BUT WE HAVE TODAY A  BRIEF PRESENTATION TO SHARE  WITH YOU I KNOW THAT YOU HAD  IN YOUR PACKET AHEAD OF TIME.  3 MAIN COMPONENTS AN OVERVIEW  OF THE VULNERABILITY  ASSESSMENTS. SOME OF THE  RESULTS IN THE PROCESS AND  THEN WHERE WE ARE WITH THE  STUDY IN OUR NEXT STEPS. I  WOULD LIKE TO RECOGNIZE HAS  MISSED WANTED THAT THIS IS  FUNDED THROUGH THE FLORIDA  DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL  PROTECTION. THE CITY DID  RECEIVE A RESILIENT FLORIDA  GRANT IN THE AMOUNT OF  $200,000 I'M COMPLETELY  FUNDING OUR WORK FOR THE STUDY  SO THAT'S THAT'S PRETTY  AWESOME. THE SPONSORS WERE THE  CITY AND E E P AND THEN THIS  IS THE CONSULTANT TEAM STAND  WITH ME HAVE DOCTOR EVANS SAYS  STETSON UNIVERSITY AS WELL AS  CLEARVIEW GEOGRAPHIC AND THEN  WE DO HAVE AN ATTORNEY ON OUR  A PROJECT TEAM IS WELL AIR  DIDI WHO IS NOT WITH US TODAY,  BUT SHE'S BEEN INSTRUMENTAL  WITH INTERPRETING THE FLORIDA  STATUTE DOING SOME OF THE  POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS. WE DID  FORM A STEERING COMMITTEE  RIGHT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE  STUDY AND I HAVE A LIST HERE  OF ALL THE DIFFERENT  DEPARTMENTS WITHIN THE CITY  OF NORTH PORT THAT WERE I'M  PART OF THAT STEERING  COMMITTEE AS WELL SARASOTA  COUNTY CHARLOTTE COUNTY  COASTAL HEARTLAND NATIONAL  ESTUARY PROGRAM THEY WERE ALL  PART OF OUR STEERING  COMMITTEE. SO THIS STUDY THE  MAIN OBJECTIVE WAS TO MEET THE  STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS A  COUPLE SLIDES ON THAT TO GO  OVER IT'S VERY IMPORTANT AND  TO BE COMPLIANT WITH THAT  REQUIREMENT AND TO UNDERSTAND  THE RAINFALL. TIDAL FLOODING  STORM SURGE FLOODING THAT  COULD POTENTIALLY OCCUR WITHIN  THIS WITHIN THE CITY. LOOK AT  YOUR CRITICAL ASSETS EVALUATE  THOSE RISKS AND TO ENGAGE IN  WAS IT FEED FROM THAT STEERING  COMMITTEE VERY IMPORTANT  THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS AND  ULTIMATELY ON THE NEXT PHASE  OF THE STUDY WILL BE  IDENTIFYING ADAPTATION  STRATEGIES TO MAKE NORTH PORT  A MORE RESILIENT CITY. THIS IS  A SNAPSHOT OF THE TIMELINE FOR  WHEN WE STARTED BACK IN JUNE  TO TODAY, PRESENTING TO YOU  THE RESULTS OF THE STUDY SO AS  YOU CAN SEE WE HAD NUMEROUS  STEERING COMMITTEE MEETINGS.  WE WERE WITH YOUR STAFF  AMAZING STAFF AS WE LOOKED AT  ASSETS WE COLLECTED THE  MODELING THOSE RESULTS. SO  THIS IS JUST A SNAPSHOT OF OUR  OVERALL TIMELINE. I I WOULD  LIKE TO CLARIFY WHAT. THIS  VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT IS  AND WHAT IT ISN'T. SO IT'S  FOLLOWING THE STATE  REQUIREMENTS. IT'S EVALUATING  ASSETS AND POTENTIAL  VULNERABILITY TO FLOODING.  IT'S GOING TO HELP THE  COMMUNITY AS WELL AS THE  COMMISSION EVERYONE UNDERSTAND  THE FUTURE IMPACTS AND THE  LAST BULLET THERE IS REALLY  IMPORTANT. SO WHEN THE CITY  HAS THIS STATE COMPLIANT  VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT.  THOSE RECOMMENDATIONS IN THE  ADAPTATION PLAN. I THEN  ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING FROM THE  STATE OF FLORIDA RESILIENT  FLORIDA PROGRAM OR 50% COST  SHARE TO IMPLEMENT THOSE  RECOMMENDATIONS. SO THAT'S WHY  WE'RE SO CAREFUL TO MAKE SURE  THAT WE FOLLOW ALL THE STATUTE  REQUIREMENTS. WHAT IT IS NOT  IS ENGINEERING STUDY. THIS IS  A PLANNING HIGH LEVEL PLANNING  STUDY IT'S NOT A DRAINAGE  STUDY WE SAW. THE PREVIOUS  PRESENTATION ABOUT THE AMAZING  WORK THAT THE CITY HAS DONE  WITH THEIR DRAINAGE SYSTEM AND  WITH THERE. A TEENAGER  HYDROLOGIC HYDRAULIC MODELING.  BUT THIS STUDY IS NOT THAT IT  DIDN'T INCLUDE FIELDWORK  MEASURED ELEVATIONS THINGS  LIKE THAT SO I JUST LIKE TO  POINT THAT OUT IN THE  BEGINNING. NOT GOING TO READ  THE SLIDE BUT THIS IS A  SNAPSHOT OF SECTION 3.80. 0,  9, 3, IN THE FLORIDA STATUTE  THAT OUTLINED VERY CLEARLY THE  CRITERIA THAT WE NEEDED TO USE  TO DEVELOP THE VULNERABILITY  ASSESSMENT. SO IT SPECIFIED.  SEA LEVEL RISE AREAS. TIME  HORIZONS WE HAD TO LOOK TIDAL  FLOODING HIGH TIDE FLOODING.  >> HOW WE LOOK AT YOUR  RAINFALL FLOODING STORM SURGE  ALL OF THAT PRESCRIBED BY THE  STATUE.  >> AND THE PROCESS THAT WE  FOLLOW IT IS IS VERY SIMILAR  VERY TYPICAL FOR VULNERABILITY  ASSESSMENTS AND ADAPTATION  PLAN SO THE FIRST 2 BOXES  THERE ARE ABOUT THE DATA. WE  IDENTIFIED ALL THE DATA THAT  THE CITY THE STATE SURROUNDING  JURISDICTIONS HAD REGARDING  YOUR ASSETS. IDENTIFIED IN THE  GAPS THAT WE HAD IN THAT DATA.  >> NEXT WE LOOKED AT WHAT WAS  THE EXPOSURE AND THE  SENSITIVITY TO THAT FLOOD  RISK. AND THEN 3RD.  >> THE CLUSTER OF HOT SPOTS  WHERE AREAS WERE CRITICAL  ASSETS ARE MOST IMPACTED AND  THEN PRIORITIZE THOSE  ULTIMATELY DEVELOP A ABILITY  ASSESSMENT REPORT ELECTION  MAPS ASSOCIATED WITH IT AND  THEN DEVELOP ADAPTATION  STRATEGIES FOR THOSE ASSETS.  >> SO TALKING ABOUT HOW WE  DEVELOPED THE ASSETS SO WE  TEAM DATA FROM YOUR  SURROUNDING JURISDICTIONS AND  THERE'S OR CLASSES WITHIN THE  STATUTE FOR THOSE ASSETS.  TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE,  COMMUNITY EMERGENCY FACILITIES  AND YOUR NATURAL CULTURAL AND  HISTORICAL RESOURCES. SO  TYPICALLY YOU CAN SEE THE 4  ACROSS THE TOP HERE. AND THEN  WITHIN THOSE ICONS, OUR  PARTICULAR ASSETS THAT WE  CATEGORIZED WITHIN AT STATUTE  REQUIRED. CLASS IN THE CITY  OF NORTH PORT SO IF WE LOOK AT  TRANSPORTATION. WE IDENTIFIED  BUS TERMINALS. POTENTIALLY  EVACUATION ROUTES DIFFERENT  STREETS AND BOAT RAMPS. IF WE  LOOK AT THE SECOND ONE  CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE. WE  LOOK AT YOUR UTILITY SYSTEM.  DIFFERENT LIST STATIONS  BOOSTER STATIONS WHERE FPL HAD  SOME HIGH PRIORITY FACILITIES.  AND THE 3RD BUCKET THERE WE  HAVE COMMUNITY EMERGENCY  FACILITIES SO ARE STATIONS.  SOME OTHER LOCAL GOVERNMENT  FACILITIES EVACUATION  SHELTERS. ANDY SERWER SAID A  MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FACILITIES  HERE. AND THEN IN THE 4TH  BUCKET THERE OBVIOUSLY YOUR  SPRINGS SUPER IMPORTANT. SO WE  LOOK AT THOSE WETLANDS PARKS.  ANY OTHER HISTORICAL SORT OF  AREAS. AND THEN MOVING ON  AFTER WE IDENTIFIED ALL THE  ASSETS AND WE LOOKED AT THOSE  DIFFERENT EXPOSURE SCENARIOS.  SO DOCTOR EVANS IS GOING TO  LEAD US THROUGH. WHAT THOSE  FLOOD RISK EXPOSURE.  COMPONENTS FOR IN THE STATUTE  AND HOW WE USE THOSE.  >> YES THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR  HAVING ME HERE TODAY. SO WE  STARTED WITH THE SEA LEVEL  RISE SCENARIOS AND THOSE ARE  RIGHT IN THE STATUTES WE  DISCUSSED RATE BY WHAT THE  STATUTE SAYS. AND HIGH TIDE  FLOODING AND SO WHAT DOES THAT  MEAN IT'S NOT JUST AVERAGE  HIGH TIDE THAT'S NOT WHAT THE  STATUTE CALLS IT.  >> THIS IS THIS IS THE HIGHEST  HIGH TIDE, YOU'D EXPECT IN A  YEAR ON AVERAGE AND IT'S  ACTUALLY DEFINED AS 2 FEET  PLUS MEAN HIGH OR HIGH WATER  FOR THE ENTIRE STATE. SO AS  EVERYONE KNOWS MEAN WATER IS  SO THAT IS THE HIGHEST THAT  THE 2 HIGH TIDES EACH DAY.  THAT YOU WOULD HAVE AND THEN A  MISDEMEANOR OF THOSE AND THEN  YOU ADD ON THE 2 FEET WHICH IS  GOING TO BE UP TO ABOUT  AVERAGE THE HIGHEST HIGH TIDE.  YOU HAVE EACH. EACH YEAR. SO  THAT'S.  >> WITH THOSE MAP SHOWS ABOUT  THAT'S OFTEN CONFUSING FOR  PEOPLE SO I LIKE TO RUN  THROUGH. AND THEN OF COURSE OF  THIS ONE'S NOT SO CONFUSING  BUT THINKING THROUGH THE STORM  SURGE WHICH IS THE 100 YEAR  STORM SURGE AND SO THAT'S  MONTH IN THE HARBOR. AND THEN  OF COURSE THE RAINFALL INDUCE  FLOODING. YOU GUYS HAVE A  THERE'S A GREAT MODEL THAT'S  ALREADY BEEN DEVELOPED FOR THE  BIG SLUICE THAT WE USE THAT  FOR THE RAINFALL FLOODING. AND  THEN OF THE COMPOUND FLOODING  WHICH WHICH IS VERY TRICKY TO  MODEL. AND SO WE DID MODEL IN  THE TRUE HYDRAULIC SENSE BUT  THIS IS WHERE YOU HAVE THE  COMBINATION OF THE TIGHT AND  YOU HAVE THE SURGE IN THE  RAINFALL. SO I'M JUST TO GO  THROUGH THE MAPS HERE SO SO  THIS IS LOOKING AT SEA LEVEL  RISE PLUS HIGH TIDE FLOODING  AND SO WE STARTED WITH 2020.  AND THEN THERE IS A LITTLE BIT  OF SEA LEVEL RISE THAT. WE  LOOKED AT FROM THE YEAR 2000  UP UNTIL OF YOUR 2020. AND SO  THAT'S WHAT THIS MAP SHOWS AND  WE EVEN SEE A LITTLE BIT OF  THE MYAKKA MOSTLY. AND THOSE  AREAS. AND THEN IF WE GET TO  20 OF TO 20 40 AND IN THIS  CASE THE 3 AND A HALF FEET  WHAT WHAT THE TWENTY-TWENTY  MEAN WATER WHAT YOU GET IS  KIND OF CONFUSING BUT THAT  THAT'S WHERE THE STATUTE READS  SO THAT'S WHAT THIS MAP SHOWS  YEAR. AND WE STOP ON THAT ONE  FOR A SECOND. AND WE GOT THE  2070 WHICH THIS IS THE HIGH  SCENARIO THAT WE HAVE TO LOOK  AT THIS 5 AND A HALF FEET  ABOVE MEAN OUR HIGH WATER  WHICH IS ABOUT 3 AND A HALF  FEET OF SEA LEVEL RISE. AND  THAT'S WHAT THE MAP SHOWS SO  THAT THAT'S AGAIN THAT THAT WE  HAD TO DO WITH THE WE ALSO  LOOK AT A LOWER SCENARIO AS  WELL THAT THAT THAT ALSO.  WRITTEN ALL RIGHT STATUE, BUT  THIS IS KIND OF THE WORST CASE  SCENARIO THAT WE AND SO WITH  THE SHOW'S YEAR THIS IS JUST  SHOWING THE BIG SLEW MODEL  WHICH IS THE 100 YOUR 24 HOUR  RAINFALL EVENT FOR THE BIG  SLEW AND SO. AND SHOWING THAT  WE DID NOT LOOK AT WHAT MIGHT  BE CHANGES IN RAINFALL IN THE  FUTURE WE WERE JUST TALKING  ABOUT THAT EARLIER STILL DON'T  REALLY KNOW WHAT THOSE MIGHT  BE FOR THIS AREA, THERE'S A  LOT OF WORK GOING ON THAT THAT  WE DO THINK THAT MAYBE THESE  THINGS ARE INCREASING, BUT WE  DON'T KNOW EXACTLY CHANGE BOTH  ISSUES YET AND ACTUALLY TO  COMPLY WITH STATUE, WE DON'T  EVEN REALLY HAVE TO DO THIS  FROM NORTH PORT THAT BECAUSE  WE KNOW YOU HAVE SO MUCH  FLOODING. WE WANTED TO. WE  WANT TO HAVE THIS IN HERE  BECAUSE IT GOT THIS GREAT  MODEL WHICH A LOT OF OTHER  PLACES DON'T HAVE A REALLY  GOOD MODELING. SO THIS SHOWING  THE HIGH TIDE FLOODING ALONG  WITH THE BIG BLUE MODEL AND  THIS WOULD BE FOR PRESENT DAY.  AND THIS IS A THIS GOING UP TO  2040 WHICH AGAIN THE ONLY  THING THAT'S GOING TO CHANGE  IN THIS IS JUST THE THE TIDAL  FLOODING. THIS IS GOING OUT TO  27 E BUT THE BIG SLEEP MODEL.  ALSO HIGH TIDE. OK AND NOW  THIS ONE HEARS THIS THIS IS  THAT A 100 YEAR STORM SURGE  AND SO THE WAY THAT WE GOT  THIS 3 OF THE FLOOD INSURANCE  STUDY WHICH I WAS JUST UPDATED  HERE FOR THE COUNTY. WE TOOK  THE FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY AND  WE RAN IT THROUGH OF THIS  OTHER OF THE MODELED IF YOU  MAY USE AS WELL AND THAT'S FOR  LOOKING THAT'S LOOKING AT THE  EXPOSURE FOR ASSETS AND SO  FEMA USES UP FOR EXAMPLE  THINGS LIKE FIRE STATIONS IN  TRYING TO UNDERSTAND WHAT'S  GOING TO HAPPEN YOUR FIRE  STATION HAS TENDS TO BE A  LITTLE BIT MORE AGGRESSIVE AND  EVEN THE FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY  BUT THEN WE RAN HERE LOOKS  PRETTY CLOSE WITH THE FLOOD  INSURANCE STUDY FOR WHAT WE  SEE RIGHT NOW. AND THEN WE DID  THE SAME THING AGAIN SO WE  WENT UP 2040. SO THIS ADDING  SEA LEVEL RISE UP ON TOP OF  WHAT WOULD BE THE 100 YOUR  SURGEON SO YOU'RE GOING TO SEE  THIS EXPAND OUT. IF WE'VE GOT  THE 2070 WHICH I DON'T LIKE  LOOKING AT THIS MAP BUT SO  THAT'S 3 FEET ABOVE. ABOUT 3  AND A HALF FEET ON TOP OF A  100 YEARS SERVED RIGHT NOW SO  IT'S IT'S A LOT OF WATER IN AS  WE HOPE THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN  WITH THAT. BUT THAT'S WE HAVE  TO BEFORE A THE MAPPING. AND  WITH THAT THINK THIS BACK OVER  TO KELLY THE SENSITIVITY  ANALYSIS TO TALK ABOUT THIS  I'M HERE TO ANSWER ANY  QUESTIONS AS WELL. NOT A GOOD  PART.  >> OKAY SO THEN AFTER. LATE  NOW WE HAVE THE ASSETS KNOW WE  LAY OVER ALL THESE DIFFERENT  SCENARIOS AND WE IDENTIFIED  HOTSPOTS SO WHAT WHAT MAKES A  HOT SPOT. IT HAS A CLUSTER OF  ASSETS THAT ARE AFFECTED BY  THOSE DIFFERENT SCENARIOS.  EITHER SEA LEVEL RISE SURGED  RAINFALL OR COMBINATION 2040  2070 AS DIFFERENT TIME  HORIZONS AND WE WENT OVER  THOSE IN WITH STAFF IDENTIFY  THE 3 HOT SPOTS THAT YOU SEE  IN FRONT OF YOU RIGHT NOW, I'M  GONNA GO THROUGH EACH ONE AND  GIVE YOU A SNAPSHOT OF THE ARE  IDENTIFIED IN THERE AS WELL.  FIRST I WANT TO EXPLAIN A  LITTLE BIT ABOUT HOW WE RANKED  THEM. THE STATE STATUTE  REQUIRES THAT NOT ONLY  IDENTIFIED THE ASSETS AND THE  IMPACTS BUT THAT YOU COME UP  WITH THE RANKING SYSTEM TO  HELP THE COMMUNITY PRIORITIZE.  AND SO WE DEVELOPED A RANKING  SYSTEM. THAT LOOKS AT THE TIME  HORIZON SO HOW SOON AS THAT  IMPACT GOING TO OCCUR 24 TEAM  IS RANKED HIGHER THAN 2070.  AND THEN IT ALSO HAD A FLIGHT  RISK COMPONENT. SO HOW WILL  THE FLOODING BE DEEPER MEANS A  HIGHER SCORE. HOW OFTEN AND  THOSE DIFFERENT SCENARIO.  DOCTOR EVAN SHOWED WILL THAT  ASSET EFFECTED SO THEIRS. A  RANKING SYSTEM DEVELOP BEHIND  THE SCENES THAT WE USE TO  IDENTIFY A PRIORITY. ONE  HIGHEST RANK TOO. THE PRIORITY  3. WHAT I'M SHOWING YOU RIGHT  NOW IS HOT SPOT ONE WHICH IS  AFFECTED BY SEA-LEVEL RISE  STORM SURGE AND RAINFALL  FLOODING. 3 OF THOSE.  DIFFERENT SCENARIOS IMPACT  THIS ONE HOT SPOT. AND IT HAS  A CLUSTER OF ASSETS THAT YOU  SEE IN THESE RANGE FROM. WATER  TREATMENT FACILITY. CLOSE TO  THE WATERWAY. STORM WATER  CONTROL STRUCTURES. SOME  BRIDGES. SOLICITATIONS OTHER  GOVERNMENT FACILITIES ALL  DIFFERENT TYPES OF FACILITIES  HERE RANKED BASED ON THAT  SCORING SYSTEM I DESCRIBED.  AND JUST TO JUST TO PUT THIS  IN PERSPECTIVE SO THIS IS  BASED ON 2018 DIGITAL  ELEVATION MODEL AND WHERE THE  POINT FOR THAT ASSET WAS ON  THAT ELEVATION MODEL AND THEN  ALL THOSE DIFFERENT SCENARIOS  STACKED ON TOP OF THAT. SO  THAT'S WHY THERE'S A PRETTY  GOOD CLUSTER OF ASSETS WITHIN  THIS FIRST HOT SPOT. MOVING  ONTO HOT SPOT TOO. THIS ONE IS  PRIMARILY RAINFALL INDUCED  FLOODING.  >> SO THIS IS PRICE BOULEVARD  IN THESE ARE STORM WATER  STRUCTURES. FORSTER WATER  STRUCTURES AND ONE STORM WATER  WE'RE STRUCTURE THAT I BELIEVE  IS PART OF A STORM WATER  MASTER PLAN AND STAFF MANAGES  THESE VERY CLOSELY AS WE HEARD  IN THE PREVIOUS PRESENTATION  AND SO THIS IS ANOTHER AND  APPOINT ANOTHER PIECE OF  INFORMATION IS THEY LOOK AT  POTENTIAL MODIFICATIONS AND  MANAGEMENT FOR THE STORM WATER  CONTROL STRUCTURES. AND THEN  THE 3RD HOT SPOT. THIS ONE IS  BASED ON SEA LEVEL RISE AND  STORM SURGE FLOODING. AND SO  THE RAINFALL MODEL IS NOT  IMPACTING THIS AREA HERE AND  THIS REALLY LIST STATIONS SO  DEPENDING ON THE YEARS THAT  THESE WERE CONSTRUCTED. THE  DEVELOPMENT THAT'S OCCURRED  AND THIS AREA, IT'S A CLUSTER  LIST STATIONS THAT COULD  POTENTIALLY BE LOOKED AT TO  SEE WHAT IS THE STORM SURGE  AND SEA LEVEL RISE  IMPLICATIONS ARE. AND THEN  IT'S ALSO A BRIDGE WEST  VILLAGES PARKWAY BRIDGE.  THERE. SO THAT'S THE PRIMARY  BULK OF THE STATUTE  REQUIREMENTS REGARDING THE  VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT. SO  NOW WE TAKE THOSE RESULTS WE  COME UP WITH THE  RECOMMENDATIONS SO OBVIOUSLY  PRIORITIZE LEVEL. ONE FIRST  LOOK AT ADAPTATIONS STRATEGIES  FOR THOSE AND THEN MOVE ON TO  2, 3, THE GOAL WOULD BE TO  ADVANCE THOSE KEY PRIORITIES  WITHIN THE NEXT YEAR. YOU KNOW  IF THERE'S OPPORTUNITIES THAT  POTENTIALLY SUBMITTED FOR.  EACH ARE RESILIENT FLORIDA  GRANT APPLICATIONS AND THE  NEXT CYCLE AS THIS PLAN IS IS  COMPLETED. AND THAT'S AN  OPPORTUNITY. ALSO LOOKING AT  HARMONIZING ADAPTATION  PLANNING WHICH IS THE NEXT 20  WITH EXISTING POLICY WORK SO  HE'S WORKED HARD TO UPDATE  SOME OF YOUR CODES AND  ORDINANCES SO INCORPORATING  THOSE INTO THE ADAPTATION  STRATEGY RECOMMENDATIONS. AND  THEN OBVIOUS RECOMMENDATION AS  WELL AS 2 INCLUDE FUTURE  VULNERABILITY ASSUMPTIONS IN  FUTURE PROJECT DESIGN ANY  POLICY CHANGES THINGS LIKE  THAT JUST TO TAKE THAT INTO  CONSIDERATION. THE RESULTS OF  THE STUDY. THE NEXT PHASE THAT  WE WE HAVE ALREADY STARTED  BEHIND THE SCENES IS THE  ADAPTATION PLAN. AND THERE'S A  MENU OF ADAPTATION STRATEGIES  THAT.  >> WE LOOK MATCH UP TO THOSE  ASSETS.  >> AND IT COULD INCLUDE  CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION CIP SORT  OF RECOMMENDATIONS LIKE STORM  WATER IMPROVEMENTS, ELEVATING  THINGS NATURE BASED SOLUTIONS  AS WELL REGIONAL COORDINATION  SARASOTA COUNTY HAS AIRED  VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT GOING  TO THE COUNTY COMMISSION. I  THINK. PROBABLY 2 OR 3  SARASOTA COUNTY COUNTERPART  WAS MENTIONING SO REGIONAL  COORDINATION CHARLOTTE COUNTY  STARTING THE YEAR SO AND IF  THERE'S OPPORTUNITIES THERE AS  WELL AS FUTURE TARGETED  STUDIES LIKE I MENTIONED THIS  IS NOT HYDROLOGY STUDY THIS IS  A HIGH LEVEL PLANNING EXERCISE  IT'S NOT ENGINEERING SO  RECOMMENDATIONS TO HAVE TO GO  TO A THE FUTURE DESIGN STUDY.  AND THEN INCORPORATING ANY  POLICY GOVERNANCE  RECOMMENDATIONS. SO THIS IS  THE TABLE THAT SHOWS ON THE  LEFT THE TYPES OF ASSETS THAT  WERE IDENTIFIED TO BE  VULNERABLE. AND THEN ON THE  RIGHT TYPICAL ADAPTATION  STRATEGIES THAT ARE CONSIDERED  FOR THOSE TYPES OF ASSETS. SO  IF WE LOOK AT A UTILITY  FACILITY. SOME POTENTIAL  OPTIONS COULD BE TO HARDEN IT  TO DO FLOOD PROOFING ELEVATE  ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, DIFFERENT  COMPONENTS LIKE THAT. WE'RE  LOOKING AT A STORM WATER  STRUCTURE IT MAY BE TO HARDEN  THE BANK'S ADJACENT TO THE  STRUCTURE. POTENTIALLY  INCREASE CONVEYANCE CAPACITY  THROUGH THE STRUCTURE,  DIFFERENT TYPE OF  RECOMMENDATIONS LIKE THAT. AND  OUR NEXT THAT THE FIRST TIME  SHOWED YOU WAS HOW WE GOT TO  TODAY AND THEN THIS IS SO IN  SEPTEMBER OBVIOUSLY WE'RE  WE'RE HAVING A PUBLIC  PRESENTATION OR COMMISSION  MEETING TODAY. WE HAVE ALREADY  HAD OUR STEERING COMMITTEE.  THEY HAVE VIEW THIS  PRESENTATION AS WELL. WE HAVE  A TEAM WORKING ON THE  ADAPTATION STRATEGIES AND THAT  WILL CONTINUE THROUGH OCTOBER  WILL BE PRESENTING THOSE TO  THE STEERING COMMITTEE AND  ALLIES IN THE RECOMMENDATIONS  AND THEN MOVING THROUGH THE  DRAFT REPORT AND SUBMITTAL TO  D P.  >> DON'T KNOW IF I MADE IT IN  15 MINUTES, BUT I DID MY BEST  WITH THAT I'D LIKE OPEN IT UP  FOR ANY QUESTIONS THAT. MAYOR  VICE MAYOR COMMISSIONERS YOU  MAY HAVE.  >> YES ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU SO  YES WE'LL MOVE ON TO QUESTIONS  AND VICE MAYOR FIRST WE SHOULD  APPRECIATE THE STUDY WAS THE  WAY THAT. WE WERE ABLE TO GET  SOME GRANT MONEY YEAR SO THAT  TAXPAYERS DON'T HAVE TO PAY  FOR THIS AFTER LISTENING TO  THE PREVIOUS PRESENTATIONS AND  THE TALK ABOUT.  >> OUR STORM WATER MANAGEMENT  SYSTEM AND HOW PRETTY MUCH  WORK SAYS IT'S INTENDED. AND  LOOKING AT SCENE THE  CHALLENGES THAT THE CITY WILL  FACE GOING FORWARD OVER THE  NEXT AND 2030 40 YEARS.  LEADS ME TO WONDER LAKE. NOT  THIS STUDY BRANDS BUT MORE SO.  WHAT ARE WE REALLY PREPARED  AND CAPABLE OF DOING TO  ADDRESS IT. AS WAS SAID IN THE  PREVIOUS PRESENTATION. YOU  KNOW WE'RE IN SOMEWHERE  BETWEEN. PROBABLY YOU KNOW.  YOU KNOW. A BILLION DOLLARS TO  2 BILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF  INFRASTRUCTURE FIX TO TO DEAL  WITH SOME OF THIS SO I'M JUST  WONDERING YOU KNOW WHERE IS  NEXT STEP IS SIMPLY TO REPORT  AND SAYING GEE HERE WE ARE YOU  KNOW THIS IS WHAT WE'RE FACING  HERE IN THE CHALLENGES WE'RE  GOING TO HAVE WATER STRUCTURE  ISSUES WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A  BUILDING ISSUES AND AND WHAT  ARE WE REALLY DO ABOUT IT AND  LIKE ARE WE PREPARED.  >> TO TAKE THAT NEXT STEP YOU  CAN SPEND A LOT OF MONEY ON  SPACE NOW SEES AND ALL THE  REST BUT THE REALITY IS LIKE  ARE WE GOING TO FIX THIS IS  THIS A REALISTIC THING WE CAN  DO ARE WE GOING TO PARTNERS  LIKE I'M REALLY INTERESTED TO  KNOW WHERE WE GO FROM HERE OR  IS THIS JUST LIKE. HERE ARE  YOUR GUYS LIKE. THIS IS THE  PROBLEMS YOU'RE FACING AND  THAT REALLY IN THAT **** THING  WE CAN DO ABOUT BECAUSE  BECAUSE IT'S VERY CONCERNING  TO HEAR FIRST PRESENTATION  WHICH SYSTEM WORKS THE WAY IT  BEST AND IT'S WORKING WELL.  AND YET HERE THIS POINTS TO  EXACTLY WHAT PEOPLE'S CONCERNS  ARE WITCHES. LET'S MAJOR  LISTEN EXPENDITURES AND  COMMITMENTS TO FIX AND DO SOME  THINGS EXTRAORDINARY TO  ADDRESS THESE PROBLEMS WERE  GOING AND THINGS ARE GOING TO  GET WORSE.  >> SHE WAS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR  OF PUBLIC WORKS. YES, WE DID  EXPLAIN THAT IN THE LAST  PRESENTATION THAT OUR SYSTEM  IS WORKING AS DESIGNED HOWEVER  AT EACH OPPORTUNITY AS WE'RE  REPLACING WATER CONTROL  STRUCTURES OR LIKE WITH THE  PRICES ARE WAY CROSSINGS AS WE  EVALUATE WHERE THEY'RE AT AND  WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO  HARDEN TO BUILD TO A HIGHER  LEVEL TO ENSURE THAT WE ARE  LOOKING FORWARD AT POTENTIAL  ADDITIONAL IMPACTS WE'RE  TAKING THOSE STEPS AND SO HOPE  SOME OF KELLY HAD MENTIONED IN  THIS PRESENTATION. IT'S NOT  NECESSARILY A COMPLETE  REDESIGN OF THE 1.5 BILLION IT  IS HARDENING WHERE YOU CAN IT  IS REDESIGNING WHERE YOU CAN  IT IS YOU KNOW EVALUATING IS  THIS THE RIGHT PLEASE FOR THE  RIGHTS PIECE OF EQUIPMENT. AND  THIS CONVERSATION IS REALLY TO  HELP GUIDE THOSE CONVERSATIONS  GOING FORWARD AS WE LOOK AT  OUR UPCOMING CIP EASE CAPITAL  IMPROVEMENT. WE'RE GOING TO  HAVE THESE CONVERSATIONS. THE  STUDY IS GOING TO HELP I'D  FUTURE DECISIONS AND ALSO  RETROFITTING SOME DECISIONS.  IT'S NOT LOOKING FOR 1.5  BILLION DOLLAR FIX. I JUST  REALLY THERE ARE INCREMENTAL  STEPS ALONG THE WAY DID IT  WILL BE ABLE TO UTILIZE THE  KNOWLEDGE IS BEING PROVIDED  FROM THIS PRESENTATION.  >> THERE'S NO THAT THE SO  THERE ARE THINGS WE CAN DO  THEIR WATERPROOFING RINGS WE  CAN PUT ON THE TOPS OF THE  STATIONS. THIS BERM SYSTEMS WE  CAN CREATE AROUND THE EXISTING  LEGACY WATER TREATMENT PLANT.  >> END OF THE DAY.  >> WE DO AND ONE NEW CUSTOMER  TO UTILITY SYSTEM OR ADD ONE  NEW HOUSE. WE HAVE A LEGACY OR  EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE THAT  NEEDS TO BE A G-RATED.  REPAIRED. AND WE NEED MONEY.  AND THAT REQUIRES THIS IS A  GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE  CITIZENS OF PORT. COMING UP IN  NOVEMBER. 2 TAKEN TO GIVE UP  TO GET ANOTHER TOOL A TOOL BOX  FOR THEIR STAFF TO MAKE SURE  THAT WE'RE RESILIENT CHANGES  IN THE BOX SO JUST WANT TO TIE  THAT BACK TO THE OPPORTUNITY  COMING UP NOVEMBER WITH THE  REFERENDUM.  >> THANK YOU MISTER DEPUTY  CITY MANAGER THAT WAS THE  PROBLEMS I WANTED  TO DRAW. THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I  WANT TO BE HERE IT'S GOING TO  TAKE A COMMITMENT WE CAN  STANDINGS IN THE WORLD WE WANT  WE CAN DO ALL THE TALKING WE  WANT. BUT THE TIME COME TO  ADDRESS THIS ISSUE OF  INFRASTRUCTURE AND TO DO THE  THINGS WE'VE GOT TO DO AND OUR  CITIZENS NEED TO UNDERSTAND  THAT THE COMMISSION NEEDS  UNDERSTAND THAT STAFF ALL NEED  TO FINALLY BITE THE BULLET AND  DO THIS AND IT'S GOING TO COST  MONEY AND IT'S GOING TO TAKE  SACRIFICE TO DO IT SIR THANK  YOU VERY MUCH. YIELD.  >> GOOD ALL COMMISSIONER  LANGDON.  >> THANK YOU MAYOR, I ACTUALLY  DO HAVE A COUPLE OF I DON'T  USUALLY. THINK ABOUT THEM OR  OCEAN DRIVEN IMPACTS WHEN I  THINK ABOUT PORT. DONE THIS  PRESENTATION IS IT A SAFE  ASSUMPTION.  >> TO SAY IT'S MOSTLY THE  BEHAVIOR OF THE MYAKKA RIVER.  BECAUSE THAT IS IMPACTED BY  THINGS LIKE STORM SURGE VERY  HIGH TIDES AND DOESN'T IMPACT  THE CREEK AT ALL.  >> SO.  >> YEAH, SO THAT SO MANY OF  THE STORM SURGES OF THE  COASTAL FLOODING THAT'S BECOME  UP THE MYAKKA RIVER. FOR YOU  TO SEE WHAT WOULD BE THE 100  YEAR SHOW THERE. HURRICANE  WOULD HAVE TO COME IN THE  RIGHT WAY. I GUESS THE WRONG  WAY FOR THAT FOR THAT WATER TO  SO THAT THAT'S THE WAY THEY DO  THAT MODELING AND SO I'M NOT  SURE IF YOU'VE SEEN THE 100  YEAR SURGE. AND PROBABLY  WASN'T A 100 YEARS THINK  CHARLIE WAS NEITHER HERE. SO  WE HAVEN'T SEEN THAT HERE. I  DON'T BUT BUT THAT BUT THAT'S  WHAT COULD HAPPEN AND THEN  GUESTS WOULD COME UP TO MY  ACTED IT COULD GO PRETTY FAR.  >> AND WHAT IMPACT THE CREEK  ALL. I CAN ANSWER THAT  LIZABETH LONG MANAGER ALL  WORKING SPIN  COUNTER-CLOCKWISE. CAME SOUTH  OF US TO FORT MYERS THAT AREA.  SO WHEN IT GETS TO KNOW WHAT  THE WIND WAS COMING FROM THE  NORTH TO THE SOUTH. NOT SO TO  THE NORTH. SO WE DID NOT GET  THE STORM THINK GOT. IT GOT TO  PUSH WATER OUT ALL I'M DALIA.  SPIN THE PILOT THE MOST STORM  SURGE. BUT WE HAVEN'T SEEN A  HUGE STORM SURGE. AND IT'S  TRUE SENSE OF THAT WORD.  CORRESPONDING TO THE MALL. SO  IT HAS THE PERFECT STORM THAT  PUSHED EVERYTHING MYAKKA NOW  DOESN'T CREEK. DOES PUSH. THE  WATER HIGH NOTE, WE LOOKED AT  SOME ELEVATION DATA THIS THIS  MORNING ACTUALLY 2 FRESHMEN  MEMORY. THE STORM SURGE  ELEVATION IS HIGH UP TO PUSH  THE WATER. A WATER CONTROL  STRUCTURE. ONE O ONE WHICH IS  ON THE WEEK. ONE '06 WHICH IS  ON COUPLE PLAN. SO WHEN THAT  HAPPENS. IT WILL IT AFFECT. I  USED THE IT ISN'T JUST  ENGINEERS TELL WAR MEANING  THAT YOU'VE GOT FRESH WATER  TRYING TO COME IN YOU'VE GOT  THIS WERE COMING COME UP.  >> SO THEY CANNOT GET OUT THAT  QUICKLY SO IT WILL.  >> AND A SOMEWHAT RELATED  QUESTION. WE'RE VERY FAMILIAR  AND WE WATCH WATER COMING FROM  THE NORTH NORTHEAST THROUGH  THE SLOW THINK WE'RE ALL VERY  SENSITIVE TO THAT NOT SO MUCH  WHAT'S HAPPENING FROM THE  OCEAN. AND AND YOU'RE MODELING  DID YOU TAKE INTO ACCOUNT. THE  BIG SLOW DID KNOW THAT THESE  FLOW OF WATER THE BIG SLOW.  >> YES SO WE USE THE 100 YEAR  IS THE 100 YEAR A 24 HOUR  EVENT FOR THE BIG SLEW AND SO  YOU ALL HAVE A VERY EXCELLENT  IS EXCELLENT MODEL WORKED WITH  ELIZABETH ON THAT AND SHE WAS  CHECKING US EVERY STEP OF THE  WAY FOR THAT TO MAKE SURE THAT  WE HAD.  >> ALL ALL THAT RIGHT THERE.  >> WITH A STORM SURGE FLOODING  WHEN YOU HAVE THAT. THAT AT  LEAST FOR THE MYAKKA AND EVEN  UPSTREAM EVEN OVERWHELMS WHAT  WHAT YOU GET FROM. THE  RAINFALL WHAT WE DID NOT DO IN  THIS WOULD BE NEXT STEP TO THE  REASON WHY WE DIDN'T DO IT  BECAUSE IT'S VERY COMPLICATED  TO DO THE COMPOUND FLOODING.  NICOLE WHICH IS WHERE WHAT  WOULD HAPPEN WITH THE 100 YEAR  RAINFALL EVENT AND THEN IF WE  HAVE SAY. 2 FEET OF SEA LEVEL  RISE OR IF WE HAD A BIG STORM  SURGES JUST SEE THE DOOMSDAY  SCENARIO, IAN EVEN WOULD HAVE.  WOULD COME THIS WAY AND THEN  AND WHAT WE SAW FOR EXAMPLE,  FORT MYERS GOT A TERRIBLE  STORM SURGE AND SO IF YOU CAN  IMAGINE THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN  HERE ON WITH GETTING 15 INCHES  OF RAIN. WHAT THAT WOULD LOOK  LIKE SO WE DID NOT MODEL THAT.  SO THAT BECAUSE THAT'S VERY  COMPLICATED TO DO THAT TYPE OF  MODEL. AND AND THERE ARE STILL  NEXT STEPS TO KIND OF GO THERE  WITH ALL OF THIS IT'S REALLY  BIG DOOMSDAY SCENARIOS JUST TO  EVEN GO ON WHAT. WE TALKED  ABOUT EARLIER. IF THERE'S  NOTHING YOU CAN BUILD TO  PREVENT THAT FROM HAPPENING.  SO A 100 YEAR STORM SURGE AND  THAT WHAT YOU DO IS YOU  AND SO THAT AND THAT'S 3 IS  WHAT WE DO THAT IT WOULD JUST  ASTRONOMICALLY EXPENSIVE TO  TRY. STOP THAT AND SO. SO WE  LIVE IN FLORIDA. THERE'S RISK  OF 35 COMMUNITIES. I SHOULD  JUST TALK LITTLE BIT EVERY  COMMUNITY HAS THE SAME  DISCUSSION WE SEE NOT THE ONLY  ONES. BUT BUT IT'S JUST IT.  IT'S RISKY PLACE SO WITH  HURRICANES AND THAT SORT OF  THING THAT WHEN THEY SAY  EVACUATE YOU SHOULD AND  THERE'S NOTHING WE CAN DO TO  PREVENT THAT FROM HAPPENING  BUT BUT THEN WE DO THESE  VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENTS FOR  THINGS LIKE ARE REALLY  CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE. WE  WANT TO KNOW IF THOSE THINGS  ARE VULNERABLE BECAUSE IS THAT  YOU WANT TO HAVE THAT HARD AS  MUCH AS POSSIBLE.  >> I REALIZE THAT YOU'RE  IDENTIFYING.  >> AND THAT PATIENTS  STRATEGIES WHICH I THINK BY  DEFINITION ARE SOMEWHAT  INCREMENTAL. WE'VE BEEN  TALKING I THINK VICE MAYOR  ALLUDED TO IT EARLIER IN THE  DAY. OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE A  REZ OF WINE OR GLASS OF THE  MYAKKA HACHI CREEK AND I I  WHAT I KNOW IT'S MASSIVE AND I  KNOW IT'S HUGE GO BACK. I KIND  OF THINK IT'S THE ONLY WAY TO  REALLY DEAL WITH THAT. SLEW  CALL IT THAT I HAVEN'T HAD AN  OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK WITH  SINCE WON ABOUT THAT, SO I  LIKE YOU TO WEIGH IN ON THE  EFFECTIVENESS FEASIBILITY  DOING SOMETHING REALLY MAJOR.  CREEK. ELIZABETH WONG  STORMWATER MANAGER.  >> THANK YOU FOR THAT YES, WE  HAVE LOOKED EVERYTHING IN ONE  OF OUR 2 10 I'M NOT SURE IF  YOU  ♪ MAYBE NOT BUT I'M IN BUILDING  MISSION IN A LONG TIME AGO TO  MISSIONS THAT WE DIDN'T LOOK  AT PUTTING  ♪ OR GIANT REZA BORE US NORTH OF  THE CITY. DID THAT MALL. AND  OH MY GOSH WE TALKING HUNDREDS  OF ACRES OF SIZE OF A  RESERVOIR AND WE FOUNDED IN  MAKE MUCH DENT ON THE 100 YEAR  STORM. BUT MADE LITTLE  DIFFERENCE ON THE 10 YEAR  STORM BUT FOR THAT AMOUNT OF  MONEY AND EFFORT IN  PERMITTING. IT DIDN'T MAKE THE  FLOODPLAIN GO AWAY. IT HELPED  A LITTLE BIT ON THE 10 YEARS  STORM, SO I THINK THAT KIND OF  MADE A SLOW DEJECTED OVER  THAT. NOW I DO WANT TO SAY  THAT WE ARE LOOKING RECENTLY.  PUTTING A REZA WALK FOR  POTABLE WATER SUPPLY. AND  WHICH WOULD ALSO HELP WITH  FLOODING. POSSIBLY ON A BIG  TRACT OF LAND CALLED THE SHU  RANCH. USED TO CALL SO WITH SO  THEY ARE ALL THOSE ALL TURNS  BEING LOOKED AT RIGHT AND  WHERE IS ABOUT AGAIN THAT ON  WEST SIDE. NORTH PUT JUST  OUTSIDE OFF TO OUR 3, 6, RUNS  ALONG THE WEST SIDE OF PORT.  >> IT TRACKED TO LAND. YOU  LOOK ON THE MAP TODD IS A KIND  OF LIKE ARMPIT THEY'RE READY  THE LINE THAT'S VERY IT'S IN A  GOOD LOCATION. COULD IT DO ALL  KINDS OF THINGS IN ADDITION TO  POUR WATER SUPPLY CONTROL.  RECREATION HABITAT IMPROVEMENT  WETLAND WILDLIFE A KIND OF  STUFF. SAID IN NORTH PUTTER IS  IT TAKES BUT IT'S IN THE.  BOUNDARY LINE OF NORTH PORT  BUT IT BELONGS SO. THANK YOU.  ALL RIGHT, THANK COMMISSIONER  MCDOWELL.  >> WAS.  >> GOING OVER YOUR STUDY AND  AND I APPRECIATE THE FACT THAT  WE HAD TO DO THE STUDY. THE  STATE PAID FOR IT I GET IT.  >> I WAS AT.  >> AS I WAS RESEARCHING I WAS  TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW IS  THIS GOING TO BENEFIT US AND  WHAT CAN WE DO SHORT TERM  MEDIUM TERM AND LONG TERM I  WAS REALLY HOPING TO HAVE SOME  OF THOSE KIND OF NEXT STEPS  SHORT MEDIUM LONG-TERM TO MAKE  THIS STUDY. BENEFICIAL. AND  REALLY GET AN UNDERSTANDING OF  WHAT WE CAN DO, ESPECIALLY  GIVEN THE FACT OF WHEN YOU'RE  LOOKING AT TO THE 3 HOT SPOTS  THAT WERE IDENTIFIED. ONE OF  THEM IS PRETTY MUCH BUILT OUT.  THAT HAS A LOT OF THINGS THAT  ARE ALL ALREADY IN EXISTENCE.  BUT WE ARE GOING TO HAVE OUR  UTILITY BUILDING OUT THERE SO  TAKING THIS STUDY WITH THE  UTILITY BUILDING. AND I KNOW  THE UTILITY BUILDINGS ALREADY  BEEN DESIGN BUT NOW WE HAVE  THIS STUDY IT IS THERE ARE  WAYS TO ADAPT THE UTILITIES TO  HELP WITH THIS.  >> I DON'T KNOW  >> SO SO THE STUDY WAS THE  PALM PILOT E PORTION OF IT.  THIS IS THE FIRST TIME WE'VE  IDENTIFIED THE AREAS OF  CONCERN. AND WE'RE THE NEXT  COUPLE FACES WILL BE THE  ADAPTATION PLAN. OUR  UTILITIES. BUILT OUT IT IS  ALREADY DESIGNED IS THERE  STILL OPPORTUNITIES TO BUILD  OUR ARMS OR TO CHANGE FORWARD  TO DO SOME THINGS THAT MIGHT  BE IDENTIFIED IN THE NEXT THIS  PROJECT IS WHAT WILL BE  LOOKING AT. THAT'S WHY YOU  DON'T SEE. YOU KNOW THE SMALL  MEDIUM AND MARCH PLANS YET  BECAUSE THAT'S ACTUALLY THE  NEXT STAGE OF THIS PROJECT  THIS WAS JUST IDENTIFYING THE  PRIORITY AREAS MAKING SURE  THAT WE'RE ON THE SAME PAGE IS  TOO. WHAT WE THINK A PRIORITY  AREA IS WHERE WE THINK  CONCERNS MIGHT BE HOW DID  THIS. ASSESSMENT. YOU KNOW  RESONATE WITH THE TEAM UP HERE  SO THAT WE KNOW WE'RE ON SAME  PAGE WHEN WE'RE LOOKING  FORWARD WHAT PROBLEMS WERE  LOOKING TO POTENTIALLY SOLVE  AT HIGH MEDIUM ALL OPTIONS.  >> SO ONE OF THE OTHER AREAS  IS PRICE WHEN WHEN I WAS  LOOKING AT THIS I ACTUALLY  THOUGHT IT WAS THE SNOW TO THE  WATERWAY. NOT REALIZING IT WAS  PRICE UNTIL IT WAS SAID THIS  IS PRICE BOULEVARD. SO WE'RE  IN THE MIDDLE OF DOING PRICE  BOULEVARD SO HELP ME  UNDERSTAND HOW WHAT WE'RE  DOING FOR PRICE BOULEVARD IS  GOING TO. IMPACT OF THIS YEAR  HOW WILL THIS STUDY IMPACT  PRICE BOULEVARD.  >> PRICE I THINK EVERYBODY  REMEMBER THE 4.  >> CAN NOW CROSSINGS PRICE  BOULEVARD BEEN COMPLETELY  WASHED OUT DURING HURRICANE  IAN.  >> ACTUALLY I'M KIND OF GLAD  IT HAPPENED BEFORE WE ACTUALLY  DID THE PRICE WIDENING  IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STORM I  WENT OUT THERE AND MOCKED THE  HIGH WATER MARKS AT EACH  CROSSING WITH HOW HIGH THE  WATER GOT. AND IT EVEN A FEW  MORE IN JUST AND I'M MEDIA  WORK REMEMBER THAT TIME. SET  WE HAVE TO REDO OUR DESIGN OF  THESE CRIMES THESE CROSSINGS  HERE IS A DAY THAT HOW WE  SHOULD BE MODELING THIS TO  INCREASE THE CAPACITY OFF THE  UNDER THE NEW ROADWAY.  WHENEVER WE. IT JUST PRETTY I  DIDN'T HANDLE THAT. I WORRY A  STORM SO THESE ALL THE  INCREMENTAL STEPS MISSION IS  SAY WE CAN DO THINGS LIKE THAT  AS WE DO A PROJECT.  CAN'T YOU A LITTLE BIT 1 ONE  BYTE NEED MILK CHOCOLATE SO I  THINK SOMETHING LIKE THIS IS A  GREAT EXAMPLE OF US TRYING TO  PLAN AHEAD. HE SIGNED THAT IS  500 YEARS EVEN 5 MANY YEARS DO  WHICH IS WHAT HURRICANE IAN  IS. AS WE SEE THINGS THAT ARE  NEEDS REPLACEMENT ORMY STRIP  THERE. WE LOOK AT WAYS DO EVEN  BETTER BECAUSE OF ALL THESE  FLOODING ISSUES LIKE FOR ONE  '06 THAT THAT GOT WASHED STONE  IS THAT JUST COULDN'T DO IT  AND THAT. WE DESIGNED IT  CONCRETE. ALONG THE BANKS THAT  TIES INTO THE STRUCTURE. IT'S  GOING TO STAND UP THE NEXT  ANOTHER STRUCTURE ALSO HAVE  THE SAME PROBLEM WE USE  CONCRETE ALONG THE CANAL  BANKS. FOR SAYS JUST BLOCK. SO  YEAH.  >> I WANT FAUCI CONFERENCE AND  THERE WAS A VENDOR SHARE THE  WITH CITY MANAGER AND I THINK  I EVEN CENTER TO TALK DIRECTLY  EMAIL TO SAY HEY LOOK FOR  THIS. IT WAS REALLY  INTERESTING HOW INSTEAD OF  JUST USING REP PREP HOW THEY  CAN STRENGTHEN HELP WITH OUR  EMBANKMENT AREAS SO I REALLY  HOPE THAT THAT WOULD BE  POSSIBLY CONSIDERED IN THE  FUTURE I I WAS EXTREMELY  IMPRESSED WITH IT. BUT ON A  SIDE I HEARD A COUPLE TIMES IN  THE PREVIOUS DISCUSSION THAT  WE'RE REALLY NOT DOING MUCH TO  ADDRESS THE STORMWATER AND I  WANT TO. 6 THAT NOTION BECAUSE  THE COMMISSION HAS TAKEN STEPS  IN THE PAST TO HELP FIGURE OUT  WHERE SOME VULNERABILITIES  WERE AND I WAS COMPARING IT TO  THE 2019 WE HAD A COMMISSION  MEETING IN MARCH OF 2019 AND  THEN AGAIN IN DECEMBER A  FOLLOW-UP BASED ON THE DEVOTES  STUDY. WHERE THEY TALKED ABOUT  THAT BYPASS CANAL TO KIND OF  RUN PARALLEL TO THE MYAKKA  HACHI CREEK THEY TALKED ABOUT  A RESERVOIR IN THOSE 4  DIFFERENT AREAS. HOW COST  PROHIBITIVE IT WAS AND HOW  IT'S NOT EVEN IN OUR CITY  LIMITS AND THAT WE HAVE TO  HAVE ALL THESE PARTNERSHIPS SO  WE HAVE BEEN TRYING TO COME UP  WITH WAYS TO ALLEVIATES THE  FLOODING IN OUR CITY AND THAT  SHE FLOW IN OUR CITY SO I  DON'T WANT THAT TO BE LOST ON  ANYBODY. AND FOR ANYONE TO  THINK THAT OR NOT TRYING TO  FIND SOLUTIONS. BUT WHEN I WAS  COMPARING THIS VULNERABILITY  TO THE DILUTION IN 2019.  >> I WAS SURPRISED THAT. IT  WAS NO BIG DEAL.  >> CORRELATION AND HELP ME  UNDERSTAND WHY I WE JUST IS  THIS STUDY JUST INFRASTRUCTURE  HELP HELP ME UNDERSTAND THE  DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE BIG  CITIES LIKE REDUCTION STUDY.  WHICH ALSO INCLUDED THE STORM  WATER MANAGEMENT. THAT WE HAD  IN MARCH. COMPARED TO WHAT  WE'VE GOT TODAY.  >> I'M GOING TO GIVE IT A SHOT  LIZ STONE MANSION. THE STUDIES  FOCUSED ON THE SEA LEVEL RISE.  CHECK ON STORM SEARCY THOUGH  RISE COMPLIMENT. I THINK  DOCTOR EVANS MENTION THAT THE  FRESH WATER FLOODING PART WE  USE  ♪ WHAT WE ALREADY HAD IN THE BIG  STUDY. I NOTICED THAT DID NOT  FOOTING DID NOT CHANGE 2040 27  BECAUSE THAT WAS NOT THE  INTENT OF THIS GRANT FUNDING  TO REDO A HYDRAULIC MODEL IN  JAMES THAT I GOT NOW.  >> SO HAS A QUICK FOLLOW-UP.  >> BECAUSE THIS VULNERABILITY  IS GEARED TOWARD LEVEL RISE.  AND AS IT'S BEEN ALLUDED TO WE  WE DON'T REALLY HAVE WE HAVE  SMALL AMOUNT OF THAT. IF WORD  TO IMPLEMENT SOME OF AND AT  STATIONS THAT YOU GUYS ARE  GOING TO BE LOOKING AT IN IN  THE COMING MONTHS. HOW ARE WE  GOING TO COMPETE FOR FUNDING  TO INCORPORATE SOME OF  RECOMMENDED CHANGES WHEN THE  SEA LEVEL PROBLEMS IS SO  FOCUSED ON ON THE SHORELINES.  HOW ARE WE EVER GOING TO GET  ANY OF THAT MONEY YEAH.  >> SO THIS IS EVEN ABOUT HOW  STATUTE IS WRITTEN AND SO NOT  AN ATTORNEY BUT I'M ACTUALLY  DO MY BEST SO SO OF THE  STATUTE ITSELF. ALL OF THE  COMMUNITIES IN FLORIDA HAVE TO  DUTY SIR AND THEN BUT THE WAY  THE STATUTE IS WRITTEN, YOU  ARE CONSIDERED TO BE A COASTAL  COMMUNITY WITHIN THE STATUTE  AND SO THE WAY IT'S WRITTEN IS  THAT YOU HAVE TO DO THIS YOU  OVER COMPONENT. AND SO ONCE  YOU HAVE THAT. AND WE DIDN'T  HAVE TO DO ANY OF THE FRESH  WATER FLOODING AND SO FOR  EXAMPLE ORANGE COUNTY WHICH IS  ME AND ONE. THEY DO HAVE THEY  HAVE TO DO HYDRAULICS TO  MODELING IN THE MODELING  ACTUALLY HARDER FOR THEM TO  COMPLY WITH THE STATUTE. BUT  SINCE YOU ALREADY HAVE THE BIG  YOU GET THE BIG SLEW MODEL YOU  GET THE CHANT MODEL. WE DID  INCLUDE THAT WITHIN THE  VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENTS SO  WE ACTUALLY WENT ABOVE AND  BEYOND WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO. SO  ONCE YOU COMPLY AND THAT GETS  YOU IN TO WHERE YOU'RE  ACTUALLY ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR  GRANTS AND SO AND SO ACTUALLY  WE CAN DO THE SEA LEVEL RISE  AND WE DO BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO  WE HAVE TO DO THE SURGE. BUT  IF YOU HAVE OTHER FLOODING  ISSUES IF YOU HAVE STORM WATER  ISSUES. STILL YOU SHOULD JUST  PUT THAT. BUT WE SHOULD PUT  THAT FOR THIS IS WHAT THE  PRIORITIES US TO THE NEXT  PARTY. EXACTLY HOW THE DPP'S  DEVELOP MONEY. I DON'T EXACTLY  KNOW, BUT BUT AT LEAST YOU'RE  THERE AND YOU'VE GOT THE STUDY  THAT ACTUALLY MAKES YOU TO  WHERE YOU CAN ACTUALLY APPLY  FOR THAT.  >> AND WOULDN'T IT BE.  >> LIKE MOST GRANTS THEY'RE  HIGHLY COMPETITIVE. THERE ARE  COMPOUNDED THAT THE STATE IS  GIVING OUT A LOT OF MONEY  RIGHT NOW ZONE. A LOT OF  MONEY.  >> AND THEY ARE COMPETITIVE.  BUT IF YOU DON'T APPLY GET IS  THE WAY  >> MY FINAL QUESTION MAYOR THE  NEXT STEPS HAS A LIST NOT I  THINK IT'S FOR DIFFERENT  THINGS THAT NEED TO GET DONE.  AND THAT'S TO IDENTIFY WHAT WE  NEED TO DO TO FIX  VULNERABILITIES IN MY  UNDERSTANDING THAT FOR THE  ADAPTATION  >> SO THE ADAPTATION THE NEXT  STEPS TEAMS WORKING ON AN  ADAPTATION STRATEGIES FOR EACH  ONE OF THOSE PRIORITIZED  RECOMMENDATIONS ON I MAKE THEM  LESS VULNERABLE. AND THAT'S  PART OF THE NEXT STEP.  >> SO ARE THOSE SUGGESTIONS  GOING TO COME BACK TO THE  COMMISSION FOR REVIEW FOR  UNDERSTAND HOW HOW DOES THAT  WORK. SO THEY'LL BE IT'S NOT  JUST THE COMMISSION IS THE  PUBLIC RIGHT.  >> RIGHT SO BILL DEVELOPED AND  PRESENTED TO THAT STEERING  COMMITTEE AND I MENTION TO YOU  AS ADDED THROUGH THE STEERING  COMMITTEE IS AS EVERY PIECE OF  INFORMATION HAS BEEN THUS FAR  AND THEN THOSE RECOMMENDATIONS  WILL BE FINALIZED WITHIN THE  REPORT THAT WOULD THEN COME TO  THE COMMISSION.  >> THE TIMING FOR THAT AND I  HAVE TO LOOK TO STAFF FOR  THAT, BUT. THAT'S THE OVERALL  PROCESS AND THERE'S NO FORMAL  ACTION. FOR STATUE REQUIREMENT  FOR THE GRANT THERE'S NO  FORMAL ADOPTION OR APPROVAL OR  ANYTHING LIKE THAT NEEDED BY  THE COMMISSION OTHER  >> THE CITY SAYS THE FINAL  REPORT TO THE E P.  >> YEAH, I'M STILL COUNTY  FAILING TO UNDERSTAND HOW  PRICE BOULEVARD GOT THE LISTED  AS A HOT SPOT WHEN WE'RE  ALREADY TRYING TO FIX IT WE'VE  ALREADY DONE REDESIGN OF OUR  BRIDGES AND STUFF SO I'M NOT  MODELING WAS BASED ON  EXISTING. AGAIN SO.  >> THAT DOESN'T SOUND LIKE  IT'S GOING TO BE MUCH FOCUSED  WHEN YOU GUYS ARE DOING YOUR  DETENTION AND THEIR WINNINGS  SOME PATIENTS.  >> THE FUTURE DESIGN WILL BE  TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION. OK  THANK  >> I JUST HAD A QUICK QUESTION  OR COMMENT I LISTEN TO THAT  ONE OF THE GOALS IS THAT THE  STUDY ENABLES US TO ONE  PROJECTS ARE. THAT IT SHOULD  BE PROJECTS READY FOR WHEN  FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES BECOME  AVAILABLE AND ALWAYS HAVING A  STUDY USUALLY ONE OF THE FIRST  THINGS THAT YOU HAVE TO HAVE  FOR THAT DO WE HAVE ANY  PROJECTS AND THEN TO THAT ME  BE ABLE TO SLIDE INTO.  >> ALWAYS WATER CONTROL  STRUCTURES ARE PART OF  STRUCTURES THAT WE HAVE.  REGULARLY READY TO GO. WE'RE  ALL STOP BEEN ALLUDED LAST 2  MEETINGS WORKING WITH A  CONSULTANT NOW TO I TELL YOU  WE SHUN OF WATER RETENTION OF  WATER THAT MIGHT BE A GREAT  PROJECT I HAVE NOT SEEN ON THE  PRAIRIE CARMEN SHED OR HOW  THEY'RE GOING TO SCORE  DIFFERENT PROJECTS BUT AS WE  RECEIVE THAT INFORMATION.  COUPLED WITH OUR EDUCATION  STRATEGIES WILL BE ABLE TO SEE  WHICH ONES MIGHT SEE EVE  FUNDING WORK ROUTE.  >> BUT AGAIN I DO SEE THE  VALUE OF COURSE OF HAVING A  STUDY BECAUSE AT LEAST THAT  STEP ONE IS DONE BECAUSE IT  TAKES A WHILE TO GATHER THE  INFORMATION AND TO PRESENT IT  AND THAT'S ALREADY DONE AND  GRANTS USUALLY AT THE TIME  LINE AND YOU HAVE TO GET  EVERYTHING TOGETHER THAT WE  HAVE THIS TAKEN CARE OF. CAN I  ASK HOW LONG AS WHAT'S THAT  HUM OF WOMEN OF THIS STUDY OR  IS THERE IS CONCERN NOT ONE A  BALLOT QUESTION.  >> YEAH THIS TO THIS STUDY  WILL WRAP UP THE END OF THE  YEAR. AND THE GRANT AGREEMENT  WILL EXPIRE IN MARCH SO WILL  BE DONE WITH ALL THE WORK THE  END OF DECEMBER AND THEN WORK  WITH THE GREAT AGENCY ANY  DELIVERABLE REVIEW AND FINAL  INVOICING THINGS LIKE THAT FOR  THE CITY. AND THEN THE  RESILIENT FLORIDA GRANT  PROGRAM SO THAT YOU COULD TAKE  RECOMMENDATIONS AND SUBMIT  THEM FOR ADDITIONAL GRANT FUND  RESILIENT FLORIDA THAT OCCURS  NEXT SUMMER. AND THEIR CYCLE  IS USUALLY JUNO MAY JUNE  SEPTEMBER. SO YOU WOULD BE  WELL POSITIONED TO THEN SUBMIT  WITHIN THAT GRANT CYCLE. SO  KIND ALL RIGHT GREAT.  >> ALL RIGHT THAT'S IT FOR ME  I'M NOT SEEING ANYBODY ELSE  WITH LAST CHANCE WE'LL CAMP  HERE ALL RIGHT SO WE'RE MOVING  ACTION FOR MOST YET STAFF.  >> EVEN THINK YOU WE JUST  WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT YOU  ARE WHERE WHERE WE'RE AT THE  SAME TIME THAT THE UP PATIENTS  STRATEGIES WILL BE COMING  FORWARD, OKAY. THANK YOU VERY  MUCH. THANK YOU AND THANK ALL  OF YOU FOR.  >> DO KNOW SO WE'RE MOVING ON  TO PUBLIC COMMENT.  >> AND SAID ISN'T A COMMENT.  THE TRANSPORTATION STUDY I  THINK THAT'S FORTHCOMING. IS  THAT GOING TO BE. IS IT GOING  TO BE INCORPORATED IN WITH  THIS PARTICULAR ON THE BILLY  ASSESSMENT STUDY LED BY  LOOKING AT EVACUATION MAPS.  BECAUSE I THINK I PUT THIS UP  BEFORE AS FAR AS ALL OF US  RESIDENTS THAT ARE OFF OF THIS  GAME AND THE PASS TO LEON AREA  AND THAT WHOLE SECTION HAVE NO  WAY OUT WE HAD NO WAY OUT TO  RING I WILL HAVE NO WAY OUT  AGAIN. SO I WAS JUST WONDERING  IF THE TRANSPORTATION STUDY IS  GOING TO BE TAKING THIS  PARTICULAR STUDY INTO  CONSIDERATION BECAUSE WE HAVE  NO WAY OUT WE CAN'T GET TO  PRICE. WE CAN'T GET THE 41  BECAUSE IT'S ALREADY CROWDED  IT'S ALREADY. WE CAN'T GET  OUT. SO THE ONLY WAY FOR US TO  GET OUT IS GOING THIS GAME TO  75. WHICH IT ENDS RIGHT THERE  IT'S 75 WE JUST NEED TO GET  RIGHT THERE. TAKEN BY TRUMP  AND IN 8 SEPT KNICKS THIS  GAME. THIS IS NO WAY OUT. SO  WE REALLY NEED TO REALLY  SERIOUSLY LOOK AT AREA.  THERE'S A BUNCH OF CITIZENS  THAT COULDN'T GET OUT TO ALL  RIGHT. THANK YOU. AND CARS.  >> I CAN FEEL PART OF THIS IS  THAT THE PRESENTATION IS GOING  THAT EYE OPENER FOR THE  CITIZENS TO SAY JUST EXACTLY  HELSLEY THE CITY IS WITH THE  INFRASTRUCTURE WHAT IT WAS  LIKE. IT'S IS IT YOUR FAULT  KNOW BECAUSE IT'S BEEN KICKED  DOWN THE ROAD FOR ALL THESE  YEARS AND IT'S IMPORTANT TO  ADDRESS IT NOW WITH THE  REFERENDUM. THAT'S GOING TO BE  COMING UP, THAT'S A GOOD  OPPORTUNITY. HOWEVER, IT'S  GOING TO BE UP TO THE CITIZENS  TO VOTE AND THAT'S THEIR  PERSONAL VOTE WITH HOW THEY DO  IT WHETHER THEY RESEARCHED THE  INFORMATION THAT THE CITY HAS  GRACIOUSLY PROVIDED ON THE  WEBSITE AND AT THESE MEETINGS  THAT'S THEIR OPPORTUNITY OR  THEY GOING TO GO WITH THE  POPULAR VOTE AND SAY LONG TO  DO THIS WRONG BUT I DO THAT  HOWEVER SOME OF THE I CALL  THEM THE CHICKEN LITTLE POSTS  ON SOCIAL MEDIA WITH ALL WE  DID AND IF WE HAD THE MONEY WE  COULD BE DOING THIS AND THEN  SOME OF THE OTHER THINGS THAT  IF THE REFERENDUM DOESN'T PASS  THEN WE'RE GOING TO BE IN ON  THE CITY'S STAFF'S PART. THEN  YOU KNOW YOU'RE KIND OF  TEETERING WITH STATE STATUTE.  SO THAT'S WHAT I JUST WANT TO  PUT FORWARD THAT YOU KNOW THIS  IS WHAT I'M STARTING TO SEE  AND DO IT SO BUT I KNOW THE  INFRASTRUCTURE IS IMPORTANT I  KNOW IT'S IMPORTANT TO THE  CITY SO THAT'S MY COMMENT. ALL  RIGHT, THANK YOU. OKAY  COMMISSIONER MCDOWELL.  >> CITY  >> WHAT IS THIS TRANSPORTATION  STUDY THAT OUR SONS AND HAD  MENTIONED WE DOING A  TRANSPORTATION STUDY.  >> WE'LL SEE IF STAFF UNABLE  TO ANSWER THE QUESTION BUT  CITIZENS DECISIONS THAT I  CAN'T SPEAK TO WHAT THE  CITIZEN I UNDERSTAND THAT I'M  JUST CURIOUS. IS A CITY  UNDERGOING ANY TYPE OF  TRANSPORTATION STUDY. AND  AGAIN WITH HER TO FIND OUT  EXACTLY WHAT SHE'S TALKING  ABOUT, BUT I WANTED TO ASK THE  QUESTION FIRST.  >> THERE IS TRANSPORTATION  CITY FOR THE OVERALL CITY, I'M  NOT SURE IF THAT WAS A  CONVERSATION THAT CAME THROUGH  WHEN WE MENTION THAT AS  DEVELOPMENT COMES THROUGH.  THERE ARE CERTAIN  TRANSPORTATION STUDIES THAT  ARE DONE DEVELOPMENT ALSO HAVE  A CONNECTIVITY STUDY THAT WAS  DONE THAT WE'RE WORKING ON  IMPLEMENTING AS FUNDING  BECOMES AVAILABLE THE  CONNECTIVITY STUDY AND SO  THANK YOU FOR THAT JUST WANTED  TO SEE IF THERE WAS AN ACTUAL  TRANSPORTATION STUDY CITYWIDE  BEING CONDUCTED.  >> BECAUSE I DEFINITELY DIDN'T  REMEMBER THAT SO THANK YOU.  >> THAT'S OKAY I JUST WANT TO  CLARIFY THAT IT SAYING ON YOUR  POSSIBLE MOTION DO WE HAVE TO  FORMALLY ACCEPT THIS  ASSESSMENT IS WE DON'T HAVE TO  ACTUALLY MOTIONING FOR THAT.  WE DON'T BELIEVE SO OKAY. AND  SO IT COME BACK TO SAY WELL  YOU NEVER FORMALLY ADOPT  DIDN'T AND SO WE CAN'T DO  ANYTHING SO WORLD CAT. YES  THANK YOU MAYOR, JUST WANTED  TO MAKE COMMENT. SIR, MY  FELLOW COMMISSIONERS TO BE  AWARE.  >> ACTUALLY BEING ABLE TO  EVACUATE FROM THE CITY IS A  CITY WIDE ISSUE IT'S IT'S NOT  JUST AND ONE AREA THERE IS NO  WAY OUT. AND THAT HAS BEEN  IDENTIFIED AND WE.  >> HAVE ADDED.  >> 2 PROJECTS TO OUR  LONG-RANGE PLAN ON THE  METROPOLITAN PLANNING  ORGANIZATION. ONE IS THAT  CONTINUATION OF TOLEDO BLADE  TO 7 DAY. THE CONTINUATION  PRICE TO RIVER ROAD. BOTH ARE  TOUGH PROJECTS BECAUSE THEY GO  THROUGH ENVIRONMENTALLY  SENSITIVE LAND. SO THEY WOULD  BE VERY EXPENSIVE TO EXECUTE  ON, BUT MUCH NEEDED SO THERE  IS A FOCUS ON THAT THOSE 2  PROJECTS ARE ON OUR WEST WITH  THE MPO FDOT. OKAY THANKS FOR  BRINGING THAT UP.  >> ALL RIGHT SO DO WE HAVE ANY  FURTHER PUBLIC COMMENT. NO MEN  ALL RIGHT NOTHING ELSE ARE WE  GOOD. I'M GOING 90 OUT. ITS  1245 AND I DURING  >> REX HAS A FULL CLASS TRX TO  CAMP IS A NEW CLASS FOR ME,  ALTHOUGH I'VE BEEN USING TRS  FOR MANY YEARS WITH PERSONAL  TRAINING THAT