Changes in Water Management Jeff Cole Director of Communications and Intergovernmental Programs St. Johns River Water Management District.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Delivering SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Through the National Science and Technology Consortium.

Advertisements

Public Health - Always Working for a Safer and Healthier Washington Washington State Department of Health Division of Environmental HealthOffice of Drinking.

Sustainable Regional Water Resource Management By: Tucson Regional Water Coalition and Southern Arizona Leadership Council.

1 Indiana Department of Environmental Management Budget Presentation FY

Ramsar Convention on Wetlands ( Ramsar Convention on Wetlands ( Convention on Wetlands “The conservation and wise use of.

State of Water: Minnesota’s Lakes, Rivers and Wetlands John Jaschke Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources Nov 13, 2014.

2013 – Priorities The Rivanna Conservation Society is committed to the protection and enhancement of the Rivanna River Basin's water quality and.

Watershed Management Framework Mission of watershed management –Coordinate and integrate the programs, tools, and resources of multiple stakeholder groups.

2 1)Familiarize State agency staff with Water Plan Update 2013 information, tools and resources 2)Identify opportunities for State agencies to derive.

ETF – O IL AND G AS T RACT, M AY 5, 2015 GROUNDWATER AUTHORITY AND REQUIREMENTS.

Kyle Abraham Effectiveness Monitoring Coordinator Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board.

1 U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS AND ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Indian River Lagoon North Restoration Feasibility Study Public Meeting September.

CENTRAL FLORIDA COORDINATION AREA Central Florida Water Initiative Central Florida Water Initiative Regional Water Supply Plan Bill Graf Intergovernmental.

B-WSFWP-1 Water Supply Facilities Work Plan (WSFWP) Adoption Hearing May 19, B-WSFWP-1 Water Supply Facilities Work Plan (WSFWP) Adoption.

Application CPA (Large Scale Map and Text Amendment): A request initiated by Alachua County to amend Conservation and Open Space Element as follows:

1. Natural Resources Conservation Service Strategic Plan Strategic Plan

1 The Rise of Regionalism in Water Resources John K. Woodling California Department of Water Resources North Bay Watershed Association Conference April.

Lake Apopka Restoration Proposed projects for Legislative Appropriation.

The South Florida Region and its Water Management System Linda Lindstrom, P.G. Director Environmental Resource Assessment Department South Florida Water.

Robert Beltran, P.E., BCEE Assistant Executive Director.

Ohio Balanced Growth Program October 30, 2012 Sandra Kosek-Sills PhD Ohio Lake Erie Commission.

Regional Water Council Planning Update Dargan “Scott” Cole Hall Booth Smith & Slover, P.C. 191 Peachtree Street, Suite 2900 Atlanta, Georgia

Governor’s Strategic Growth Plan Flood Protection and Clean, Safe, Reliable Water Supply Bond and Financing Acts of 2006 and 2010 Southern California Water.

Anatomy of Iowa Floods: Preparing for the Future “How urban and rural Iowans work together to reduce flood impacts.” Wayne Peterson, Division of Soil Conservation.

Short and Long Range Water Supply Planning and Aquifer Performance Test (APT)

Sustainable Regional Water Resource Management By: Tucson Regional Water Coalition and Southern Arizona Leadership Council SUMBER:

Rulemaking for Central Florida Coordination Area Coordinated Rulemaking by the South Florida, St. Johns River and Southwest Florida Water Management Districts.

Metropolitan Council Environmental Services A Clean Water Agency Environment Committee September 13, 2011 Water Supply Work Plan for Clean Water Fund Activities.

Click to edit section. Needs for a Stormwater Management Program NFIP/CRS Emergency Response Flood Protection TMDLs Water Quality NPDES Development Review.

Central Florida Coordination Area South Florida, St. Johns River and Southwest Florida Water Management Districts.

Sierra Water Workgroup Water Summit Kings Beach, California June 11, 2013 Barry Hill, Hydrologist Pacific Southwest Region USDA Forest Service.

Orange County Landscaping and Water Conservation Ordinance Presented to: Orange County Board of County Commissioners June 23, 2009.

Cooperating Partners Presentation October 12, 2006 Integrated Regional Water Management Plan (IRWMP) B S Strategies and Objectives C ANTA ARBARA OUNTY.

Southwest Florida Water Management District Association of State Floodplain Managers Orlando, Florida June 9, 2009.

Chagrin River Watershed Partners, Inc. Chagrin River Balanced Growth Plan Amy Brennan (440) , Newbury Township.

Proposition 1 Workshop: the Grant Application Process July 2015.

POTABLE REUSE THE ALTERNATIVE WATER SUPPLY. Florida Section WateReuse Association November 9, 2015 Chuck Drake, PG.

Sonoma Valley Groundwater Management Planning. 2 Presentation Overview SCWA/USGS Groundwater Study Stakeholder Assessment Groundwater Management Work.

Is the Mid-Atlantic Region Water Rich? Presentation to 5 th Mid-Atlantic Regional Planning Roundtable November 7, 2008 Joseph Hoffman, Executive Director.

Withlacoochee Regional Water Supply Authority Final Water Supply Plan Update July 2014.

Regionalism in Water Resources Management

California Water Plan Update Advisory Committee Meeting January 20, 2005.

One Water LA is a collaborative approach to develop an integrated framework for managing the City’s watersheds, water resources, and water facilities in.

MEKONG RIVER COMMISSION PROGRAMMES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.

Water Supply Orange County Presented by Kirby B. Green Executive Director St. Johns River Water Management District January 27, 2009.

St. Johns River Water Management District Central Florida Water Initiative Water Supply Plan Mike Register, P.E., Director Division of Water Supply Planning.

SB 536 Study and Report WateReuse Florida November 9, 2015 Janet G. Llewellyn Office of Water Policy Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

Adapt, Flee, or Perish John T. Andrew Department of Water Resources North Bay Watershed Association Petaluma, California April 4, 2008.

Santa Rosa Plain Groundwater Management Planning Update Fall 2013.

HAMPTON ROADS REGIONAL WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Presentation John M. Carlock, AICP Deputy Executive Director, Physical Planning Hampton Roads.

1 Indiana Department of Environmental Management Budget Presentation FY

Water Supply Facilities Work Plan Amendment. Overview Background Statutory Requirements Meeting the Requirements Identified Issues Timetable.

Work Session Water Issues and Water Rate Study Topics: Fundamental Assumption Key Issues Areas of Concern / Focus Water Audit Water Meter Audit Water Rate.

St. Johns River Water Management District Surplus Property Proposal Discussion Agenda December 18, 2012 Board of County Commissioners.

Growing Smarter Pennsylvania’s Land Use Agenda. Percent of Land Developed in Pennsylvania Source: Natural Resources Conservation Service, U.S. Department.

COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE MEETING 3 – NATURAL & CULTURAL RESOURCE ELEMENTS 1/09/2014.

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Environmental Quality Improvement Program (EQIP) Edwards Aquifer State Resource Concern (EA SRC) Jim.

Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District DRAFT Water Resource Management Plan Review

Protecting the Quality of our Water

Florida and Reclaimed Water

Reclaimed Water Funding

Water Supply and Water Quality Act of 2018

The 1st Draft of Thailand National Adaptation Plan

Water Supply Planning in the St

WATER POLICY And Management in AlabamA

FISCAL YEAR Discussion on Mid-Year Budget Adjustment:

Water Infrastructure Funding and Update on the Amendment I Lawsuit

Nebraska Water Infrastructure Funding and Financing Programs

Why Potable Reuse in Florida?

Central District overview and the 2016 Water Bill

Presentation transcript:

Changes in Water Management Jeff Cole Director of Communications and Intergovernmental Programs St. Johns River Water Management District

Responding to Feedback PublicPublic LegislatureLegislature GovernorGovernor Department of Environmental ProtectionDepartment of Environmental Protection Local governmentsLocal governments Business communityBusiness community Agricultural interestsAgricultural interests

Mission Statement “We will ensure the sustainable use and protection of water resources for the benefit of the people of the District and the state of Florida.” Core missions: Water supplyWater supply Flood protectionFlood protection Water quality and natural systems protection and improvementWater quality and natural systems protection and improvement Organizational effectivenessOrganizational effectiveness

Changes Property tax reductionProperty tax reduction Budget reductionBudget reduction Staff reductionsStaff reductions Contractual services reductionContractual services reduction Agency reorganizationAgency reorganization Focus on improvement to customer service and assistance to stakeholdersFocus on improvement to customer service and assistance to stakeholders

Agency Priorities Flood protection and restoration projectsFlood protection and restoration projects Water supply planningWater supply planning Monitoring water quality, quantity and environmental trendsMonitoring water quality, quantity and environmental trends Land managementLand management A streamlined and enhanced permitting processA streamlined and enhanced permitting process

Agency Priorities Maintain commitment to completing major District projects: GIS imagery and land use/land cover mappingGIS imagery and land use/land cover mapping Fellsmere Water Management AreaFellsmere Water Management Area Canal 1/10 RediversionCanal 1/10 Rediversion Lake Apopka North Shore RestorationLake Apopka North Shore Restoration Groundwater resources assessment – aquifer performance testing, modeling and data enhancementsGroundwater resources assessment – aquifer performance testing, modeling and data enhancements Flood control structure rehabilitationFlood control structure rehabilitation

Agency Priorities Maintain commitment to major cooperative funding projects: MFLs prevention-recovery strategy (water resource development and/or AWS projects)MFLs prevention-recovery strategy (water resource development and/or AWS projects) Water quality and ecological restoration projectsWater quality and ecological restoration projects Water Conservation and Demand Management projectsWater Conservation and Demand Management projects

Funding in Central Florida RestorationRestoration –Middle St. Johns River Basin –$30 million Land acquisitionLand acquisition –$137 million Cooperative projects in Seminole and Orange countiesCooperative projects in Seminole and Orange counties –$91 million –Reclaimed water, stormwater management and water supply planning

Permitting Streamlining Proactively provide assistance to permit applicantsProactively provide assistance to permit applicants –Increased proactive communications with applicants –Increased use of online permitting –Reduced and simplified permit categories and reporting requirements –Establishment of pre-application meetings for potential applicants –Enhanced outreach Amend rules to reduce the burden on permit holdersAmend rules to reduce the burden on permit holders

Protection of Environment Protecting water resources and natural systems remains a priorityProtecting water resources and natural systems remains a priority Streamlining and efficiency measures will not negatively impact the environmentStreamlining and efficiency measures will not negatively impact the environment Monitoring the health of water resources, preventing unacceptable impacts and restoring resources where needed will continueMonitoring the health of water resources, preventing unacceptable impacts and restoring resources where needed will continue

Water Supply Planning District water supply planning roleDistrict water supply planning role Floridan aquifer systemFloridan aquifer system –Primary drinking water source –“2013” date Alternative water suppliesAlternative water supplies –Brackish groundwater –Ocean water desalination –Surface water –Reclaimed water –Conservation