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2020-2021 RIVER Submittals
The following project applications were received. They are listed alphabetically by applicant name with abbreviated project descriptions . Scopes and requested amounts may be adjusted during final review with applicants.
| Applicant | Project Name | Description | Requested Amount | Total Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alachua Conservation Trust | Santa Fe and New River Floodplain Protection Acquisition | Purchase 133-acre property comprised of 2 parcels to permanently protect and manage the property to ensure its usefulness for flood protection, natural system conservation, and to contribute to the health of the Santa Fe and New Rivers. | $100,000
|
$458,560 |
| Alachua County Board of County Commissioners
|
Storm water pumps for emergency response
|
This project is to acquire up to two mobile stormwater pumps dedicated to responding to flooding both in Alachua County and in surrounding areas as needed through coordination with FDEM and the Alachua County Emergency Management Department. | $109,233
|
$218,466 |
| Bradford County
|
Alligator Creek - Water Quality Improvement / Trash Removal Project | The use of a trash trap to improve the water quality of Alligator Creek and Edwards Bottomland Mitigation Area and to Lake Rowell and Lake Sampson. | $235,000
|
$235,000 |
| City of Archer
|
Water System Master Plan Improvements | The project will provide improvements to water tower 2 and a master plan for water line replacements. | $215,000
|
$215,000 |
| City of Lake City
|
SR47 Septic to Sewer Phase 2 Connector | Extend approximately 3,300 feet of 8-inch gravity sewer mains and eight manholes to the Phase 2 service area of the SR 47/I-75 Wastewater Improvements Project. | $553,000
|
$7,878,000 |
| City of Lake City
|
SR47 Septic to Sewer RV Park Extension
|
Abandon 18 septic tanks at the Casey Jones RV Park, install 300 feet of 4-inch and 800 feet of 8-inch gravity sewer mains, 3 manholes, up to 6 grinder pump stations with associated piping and connect to the City's central sewer system currently under design. | $360,000
|
$2,057,000 |
| City of Newberry
|
Water & Sanitary Sewer Agricultural and Equestrian Center | Extend sewer service to Alachua County Agricultural and Equestrian Center and remove existing septic systems. | $200,000
|
$4,423,661 |
| City of Starke
|
Starke Critical Water Loss Improvements | The project replaces water main lines and the altitude valve and other critical water valves and equipment on the water tower that are currently inoperable. | $280,000
|
$280,000 |
| Lafayette County
|
Lafayette County CR300, Roosevelt Area Flood Control | Supplemental funding to complete the retention/percolation ponds for storage in extreme events. | $350,000
|
$375,000 |
| Live Oak
|
Railroad Avenue Drainage Improvements | This project includes construction of several inlets and piping to convey runoff from the Railroad Avenue/US 90 intersection and the US 90 corridor to an existing City-owned stormwater management facility . | $494,428
|
$548,860 |
| Madison County
|
SE Old County Camp Road Stormwater Facility | Obtain easements over 3 properties (78 Ac) to increase volume of pond and storage. | $100,000
|
$473,054 |
| Taylor Coastal Water and Sewer District
|
TCWSD System Loss Monitoring
|
The project proposes to install 4 neighborhood master meters during Phase 1 to monitor for system losses within the TCWSD water system. | $100,000
|
$100,000 |
| Town of Mayo
|
Stormwater Runoff Collection Enhancement - Town of Mayo | This project seeks to acquire a 0.97 acre parcel within the Town of Mayo and survey, design, permit and construct a stormwater retention pond. | $112,000
|
$112,000 |