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South Florida Water Management District Cooperative Funding Program Exhibit South Florida Water Management District Cooperative Funding Program Exhibit "B" Stormwater Management FINAL Eligible Approved CFP No. Entity Project County Type Receiving Waters Construction Funding Cost Lee County Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve Natural System Caloosahatchee SW-2047 Conservation 2020 Lee $300,000 $150,000 North Hydrological Restoration Restoration River Program Indian Trail Natural System Loxahatchee SW-2030 Improvement Moss Property Rehydration Palm Beach $360,000 $150,000 Restoration River District City of Port St. Lucie Utility City of Port St. Lucie Water Farm C-23 and St Lucie SW-2004 St. Lucie Storage $705,000 $200,000 Systems Phase 1 River Estuary Department Lehigh Acres - Municipal Services Natural System Tidal SW-2019 Moving Water South, Phase II Lee $750,000 $200,000 Improvement Restoration Caloosahatchee District Lee County Natural System Caloosahatchee SW-2026 Division of Natural Fichter's Creek Restoration Project Lee $2,094,190 $150,000 Restoration River Resources Water City of Port St. Veterans Memorial Stormwater North Fork of St SW-2016 St. Lucie Quality/Quantity $250,000 $125,000 Lucie Quality Retrofit Phase 1 & 2 Lucie River Improvement Spring Lake Spring Lake Improvement District Water Lake Istokpoga SW-20081 Improvement Stormwater Treatment Area - Phase Highlands Quality/Quantity via Arbuckle $2,587,276 $200,000 District 4 Improvement Creek Water Jordan Marsh Water Quality SW-2046 City of Sanibel Lee Quality/Quantity Sanibel River $400,000 $150,000 Treatment Park Improvement SW 70th Ave. and 100th St. Water C-100 and SW-2076 Village of Pinecrest Stormwater Improvement Project for Miami-Dade Quality/Quantity $500,000 $150,000 Biscayne Bay Sub-Basin C100DN-1E Improvement Lee County Charlotte Harbor Buffer Preserve Natural System Caloosahatchee SW-2048 Conservation 2020 Lee $150,000 $75,000 Hydrological Restoration Restoration River Program Martin County Natural System Loxahatchee SW-2023 Board of County Cypress Creek Weir Project Martin $460,000 $150,000 Restoration River Commissioners Water City of Bonita SW-2040 Felts Avenue Bio-Reactor Lee Quality/Quantity Imperial River $650,000 $100,000 Springs Improvement Martin County Water Warner Creek SW-2022 Board of County Warner Creek Improvement Project Martin Quality/Quantity and St Lucie $1,500,000 $175,000 Commissioners Improvement River Water Town of First Avenue and Forest Street SW-2088 Orange Quality/Quantity Lake Butler $431,715 $175,000 Windermere Drainage Improvements Improvement 1REDI Community 2Proposed funding under AWS CFP Applications - AWS-2020 and AWS-2021 Exhibit "B" Page 1 of 7 South Florida Water Management District Cooperative Funding Program Exhibit "B" Stormwater Management FINAL Eligible Approved CFP No. Entity Project County Type Receiving Waters Construction Funding Cost Water Town of Miami Miami Lakes Lake Sarah Drainage Lake Sarah, Lake SW-2059 Miami-Dade Quality/Quantity $1,161,868 $125,000 Lakes Improvements Project Adela, Lake Hilda Improvement Water Town of Sewall's Mandalay to Marguerita / South St Lucie River SW-2089 Martin Quality/Quantity $500,000 $100,000 Point Sewall's Point Road Improvements Estuary, IRL-S Improvement Central County Alico Canal, L-2 SW-20951 Water Control Pump Station #11 Project Hendry Flood Protection $281,000 $200,000 Canal District North Bay Village Outfall Infrastructure SW-2085 North Bay Village Miami-Dade Biscayne Bay $450,000 $150,000 Improvement Project Improvement Water Ventura Avenue Drainage and Lake SW-20981 City of Clewiston Hendry Quality/Quantity $333,000 $175,000 Water Quality Project Okeechobee Improvement Water Village of Palmetto Drainage Infrastructure C-100 and SW-2002 Miami-Dade Quality/Quantity $779,000 $125,000 Bay Improvements Sub-Basin 59/60 Biscayne Bay Improvement Water Stormwater Improvements: Phase C-4 and Biscayne SW-2093 City of Sweetwater Miami-Dade Quality/Quantity $3,848,791 $125,000 2B Bay Improvement Water Town of Southwest Dykes Road Drainage and Water SW-2013 Broward Quality/Quantity C-11 $378,868 $100,000 Ranches Quality Project Improvement Water Lake Worth SW-2070 Riviera Beach Singer Island South Palm Beach Quality/Quantity $1,183,583 $150,000 Lagoon Improvement Monroe County Key Largo II Roadway and Drainage SW-2049 Monroe Flood Protection Florida Keys $800,000 $150,000 BOCC Improvement Project Water City of Oakland SW-2034 East South Zone Broward Quality/Quantity C-13 $649,777 $100,000 Park Improvement Venetian Shores Stormwater Water Village of SW-2027 Management Project: Bayview Isle Monroe Quality/Quantity Florida Keys $746,425 $150,000 Islamorada Dr. and Villa Bella Dr. Improvement Water City of West Palm Gregory Road Green Streets Lake Worth SW-2092 Palm Beach Quality/Quantity $55,000 $27,500 Beach Initiative Lagoon Improvement Water Centennial Park Stormwater Lake SW-20871 City of Okeechobee Okeechobee Quality/Quantity $250,000 $175,000 Drainage Construction Okeechobee Improvement Martin County Water Warner Creek SW-2021 Board of County Hilltop Water Quality Retrofit Project Martin Quality/Quantity and St Lucie $250,000 $100,000 Commissioners Improvement River 1REDI Community 2Proposed funding under AWS CFP Applications - AWS-2020 and AWS-2021 Exhibit "B" Page 2 of 7 South Florida Water Management District Cooperative Funding Program Exhibit "B" Stormwater Management FINAL Eligible Approved CFP No. Entity Project County Type Receiving Waters Construction Funding Cost Water City of Key Colony SW-2061 12th Street Stormwater Monroe Quality/Quantity Florida Keys $500,000 $100,000 Beach, FL Improvement Intracoastal Waterway and Water Neighborhood Rehabilitation Project Jupiter Inlet SW-2050 Jupiter Inlet Colony Palm Beach Quality/Quantity $4,674,244 $75,000 (Septic Tank Conversion) (South Sector, Improvement Indian River Lagoon) SUBTOTAL - Projects Within Available Funding Level $27,979,737 $4,277,500 Water City of Boynton Ocean Inlet Drive Drainage Lake Worth SW-2006 Palm Beach Quality/Quantity $300,000 Beach Improvements Project Lagoon Improvement City of Bonita Natural System SW-2041 Pine Lake Preserve Re-Hydration Lee Imperial River $1,200,000 Springs Restoration Water Town of SW-2086 Town-Wide Drainage Improvements Orange Quality/Quantity Lake Butler $409,604 Windermere Improvement Water Sanibel Floating Treatment Wetland SW-2020 City of Sanibel Lee Quality/Quantity Sanibel River $25,000 (FTW) Demonstration Project Improvement Conservation Natural System Lower Charlotte SW-2064 Foundation of the Pine Island Flatwoods Restoration Lee $435,500 Restoration Harbor Gulf Coast Water C-17 Canal and Avenue O Neighborhood SW-2072 Riviera Beach Palm Beach Quality/Quantity Lake Worth $1,780,018 Infrastructure Improvements Improvement Lagoon Lee County Water SW-2037 Division of Natural Lakes Park Littoral Zone Lee Quality/Quantity Hendry Creek $900,000 Resources Improvement Water C-17 Canal and SW-2073 Riviera Beach W 6th Street to W 7th Street Palm Beach Quality/Quantity Lake Worth $246,530 Improvement Lagoon Central County Water North Datil Paving and Swale L-2 Canal, SW-20961 Water Control Hendry Quality/Quantity $679,950 Improvement Project Western Evergla District Improvement Water Naples Bay Restoration and Water SW-2044 Naples Collier Quality/Quantity Naples Bay $898,400 Quality Improvements at the Cove Improvement Caloosahatchee Shoreline Infrastructure Caloosahatchee SW-2065 City of Fort Myers Lee $525,000 Stabilization Phase 1 Improvement River 1REDI Community 2Proposed funding under AWS CFP Applications - AWS-2020 and AWS-2021 Exhibit "B" Page 3 of 7 South Florida Water Management District Cooperative Funding Program Exhibit "B" Stormwater Management FINAL Eligible Approved CFP No. Entity Project County Type Receiving Waters Construction Funding Cost Water C-17 Canal and Federal Gardens W 11 St to W 14 SW-2069 Riviera Beach Palm Beach Quality/Quantity Lake Worth $525,450 St Improvement Lagoon Water City of Coral Stormwater Improvement at SW-2012 Broward Quality/Quantity C-14 $340,000 Springs Corporate Park Improvement Venetian Shores Stormwater Water Village of SW-2028 Management Project: Palermo Dr. Monroe Quality/Quantity Florida Keys $606,968 Islamorada and Porto Salvo Dr. Improvement Griffin Road Area Stormwater Natural System SW-2015 Collier County Collier Rookery Bay $1,200,000 Project Restoration West Miami Stormwater Drainage C-4 and Biscayne SW-2063 City of West Miami Miami-Dade Flood Protection $231,676 Improvements, Phase IV Bay Water Avenue H East and West - North of Lake Worth SW-2074 Riviera Beach Palm Beach Quality/Quantity $1,546,500 Blue Heron Lagoon Improvement Stormwater Improvements North 2 Water Lower Charlotte SW-2077 City of Cape Coral Utility Extension Program - East of Lee Quality/Quantity $1,816,600 Harbor Burnt Store Rd., Catch Basins Improvement Water Lely Branch Canal Water Control Lely Main Canal SW-2014 Collier County Collier Quality/Quantity $497,400 Structure and Rookery Bay Improvement Stormwater Improvements North 2 Water Lower Charlotte SW-2080 City of Cape Coral Utility Extension Program - West of Lee Quality/Quantity $473,000 Harbor Burnt Store Rd., Catch Basins Improvement Water Town of Cutler Bay SW 100 Avenue C-100 and SW-2081 Town of Cutler Bay Miami-Dade Quality/Quantity $945,192 Drainage Improvements Biscayne Bay Improvement City of Boynton N.E. 20th Avenue Drainage Infrastructure SW-2005 Palm Beach Groundwater $630,000 Beach Improvements Project Improvement Indian Trail Infrastructure Loxahatchee SW-2031 Improvement M-1 Canal Enhancements Palm Beach $1,576,260 Improvement River District
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