Resolution 96-845RFSOLUTION NO. 96 845
A RESOLUTJON OF TUE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA
APPROVING ENTERING INTO AN INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT
PROVIDING JOINT CONTROL OF POLLUTANTS BETWEEN
MUNICIPALITIES, STMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION YrOHN SEMINOLE
COUNTY.
WHEREAS, the City Commission of rile City of Longwood Florida desires to
to protect and promote the public health, safety and general welfare through Bre
management of stormwarer ,,.off. and
WHEREAS, to forward that ellort the County and till Cities have executed an
agre meat to submit an NPDES Part I permit applicalron, and
WHERBAS, it is the desire of the City of Longwood to contm- the cooperative
relationship toward establishing relationships and responsibilities for controlling discharges
to separate storm sew , systems.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF LONGWOOD,
FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
Sector L That the InterlocnI Agreement Providing Joint Control of
Pollutants between Municipalities, Seminole County, State of Florida Department
of Transportation within Seminole County, hereto attached by reference, is hereby
adopted.
Section 2 That the Mayor IF, authorized to sign tine NPDES Part2 permit
application. ��✓�
William F.. Winston, Mayor
ATTEST:
�,-,Idiae D. Zambri./Gity Cle k
Approved as w fort» and legaliry for the use and reliatl.ongw.o d, Florida
only. —JJ
Rr ha d S. Taya� , rty Attorney
In Dee tuber I-, Se. -We County, the arpar tad I'li, within It (Alum to Springs,
Cassciberry, lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Sanford and Winter Spciags), —fie Florida
Department of Tcansp-ith n(PDOTh-- notified Cheteach mustsubmit to the
Envicotunental ttd Snon Agency(EPA)apermit applicationto dischargestormwatec into
s of Me United States.Seminole Couaty,ehecib diJ watees Ni,b nd majorsurface
re shown in Figure ESL The permit to be obrained Is celled a Na«onal Pollutant
Discharge ElimiSystem (NPDES) municipal separate storm sewer system (M54) permit. The I98g Amendmentd—t s to the Clean Water Act require mwicipalities (cities, counties, and other
govecamental agencies responsible [or stormwatec management) to submit e two-part pecmit
application baseduponpopulation: taurvcip A1withpopulation over b,000 wererequired
submit based upon the most recent census. A letter from EPA December 1993 notified the
County and the rides that the uc«ncorporated population defined by e — en
the Census exceeded
100,000, so that the permit application was required. Cities and counties wercouraged to
eoope — in the t,,-on process and indeed,Seminole Coil. the dries listed above and
PDOT arejoming together as eo-app4cants wiM Seminole County as the Lead Applicant.
The purposes of the NPDES M59 permit is b, eliminate non-stormwatec discharges (illiut
ons)to the sror —b-system, to control the discharge of stormwatec pollution to the
tit practicableoc MEP, and to Sontrol the discharge of stormwatec from
industrial acdvitles using available tecfmology. The first hvo purposes are the subjects of this
perznit appticadon— the latter purpose related to industrial stormwatec discharges has its
,, permitting process.
Part I of the permit application provides the EPA with Wormation related to existing programs
within the municipalities related to five specific areas: legal authority, source identificatlon,
rcchacacteriu«on, managemeneprograms and fiscal ability. Each of these components tell
EPA how the murilcipali is Wng stocenwater pollu tion to the MEP. The Part 1 peanit
application was submittedd EPA b[o EPA before the deadline of Tune 13, 199,5.
Part 2 of the permit application provides the EPA with iNocmatlon N the same fivecarogones
related to fixture programs to control stormwatec pollution to the MEP. That is, the co -
applicants define the programs whicic will be continued or newly implemented wlrirh will
trol stormwatec pollution dwing the `ryeac life of the pecmit. The rorrrmitinen6 made in the
Pact 2 application will become the p—it conditions Every S years after the receipt of the first
pecmit, the permit will have 1, be renewed.
Provided herein is the Pact 2 permit apply-- foe Seminole County, the f incorporated titles
and the local FDOT program- As of 1992, «ce total Seminole Cowty population was 223,200, of
which the uninrorporated populntion was l>3,3f10.
E ECUTI VESUMMARY
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SEMINOLE COUNTY AND CO -APPLICANTS
C NPDES MS4 PERMIT APPLICATION PART 2
SEMINOLE COUNTY DRAINAGE BASINS
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Legal A.111.1ity
During the Part 1 permit application p— it was determined il,t:
• 'I' he County and all of the dd,, needed addiional legal authority b, 1
• The County ..d —,,d .—d additional authority for the removal of iWdt
conne<hons and f., lh—.—I of spills.
C—ly d Al of ffi, cities needed in-1-1 agreements f., the —,l of
stormwater —Ifin, — —wa'Al, . —th-
-,,1 and CtH— —d additional legal authority related t.
—p—, mid ,-- of regulations and t. inspection, —ffl— and
montoring of f.dhb—
ppli—t, -..it b, obtain the I,t,l —b—ty needed as described above by the end of
1999. The co -applicants are <urxentty worltlng do en intedocel agreement to comply with tlils
component oElegal authority.
Source Identifirat�nn
In the NH I permit application theco-applicants id-fifid and mapped known —falls,
s of the United States IdenHfled in Part i was 859. Uuring the Part 2 applleaHon Amass,
ontfalls were identified. The Hn
consisted of
p-d, d fadft- -h S�dtd �d.—[ Cd, fSIQ — a1s.
P,.,id'd m the P- 2 by —1,1by -d watershed. The list — prepared
sing the High Technology I—hC—t
Florida C—il f High
and .-6td of M
Source Cb—,--l-
This section f the Part 2 permit application providesid.,—b- on wet weather sampling,
s of pollution loads for certain parameters, a xhedulc for the development of seasonal
loadsaand . long-term monitoring program proposal.
Five sit— sampled -mg --th, '—pl", to
It- from each site. The five sites represent runoff from a particular
land use: Lake Mary Blvd Spth,,-.d Villa,, Shopping c'.-
Nlm W11, Community (—di— density residential), S--, (1.
"Af",,R y
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density residential) and Sun lake Aprtments(high density residential). Composite and
grab samples were collected and nnalyved for about 140 classical, orgv+ic, tozie and
heavy metal parameters Tl+e analysis showed that Me classic poilutantvalues wem
wiM lilerefure ranges and with data .neared by other NPDES permit
applicants around Florida. Some orgaWrpollutants (generally pesticides) were
aced more then once at the residenttal sites, which D usually Indicative of tewn care
products.
Era > Pouatant loaaaw area wr earn
Wclpailty using the Camp Dreasu & McKee Inc (CDM) W Wershed Management
Model (WMM) developed for [his p.M.- Loads were estimated for biochemical
oxygen demand, carbonaceous oxygen demand, total suspended solids, total dissolved
solids, rota and dissolved phosphorus, ammorva nitrogen, Nnate plus nitrate rdnogen,
cadmium, copper, lead and line. The Part 2 permit app-b— provides the uFunated
annual runoff amounts and total loads by municipality (repeated m Table ESl) and by
watershed.
The WMM model was also used to estimate the reduction R pollutant loads —W.,
Rd- Ne stormwater treatment currently being provided by treatment facilities
(detention and retention ponds). individual watershed toads ere reduced by up toM
percent by the existing major stormwater treatment facilities.
—dule for Esti eof Seesr+nI Pnllutant l.nads. Seasonal variability of pollutant
loading is Rkelye esult of variable ra 11,pars rrmoff(chaoges rvgrowd
�er),ev tratmna,nnd the efnaleneles of treatment ponds,Theco-
applicants intend to gather INonnotlon for watershed for each of these potential
ariables and will provide seasonal pollutant loading estu-a for each watershed
during the fifth year of the --S permit.
Lnng-term Mon W r+e Promam The Part 2 permit application proposes along -term
ring program to help determ ne the impact of stormwater on receiving waters, to
help estimate the effectiveness of stormwater program N reducing pollution, to identify
potential sources of contaminated stormwater, and to evaluate Wends. To these ends, the
proposed long-term program cotrslsts of three components.
Trend Moiiltorliig. Ftve ambientgmb sampl=rag sites are offered to be mor+itored
quarterly. The sites include Little Welds' (liver at SR 434, Howell Creek at SR
419, take Jesup at SR 46, Gee Creek at SR 419 and Soldiers Creek at SR 419.
These sites will be used to statisdcaily monitor the improvement of water quality
as d+e M'DES programs are implemented. Each U the sites are to be —Tutored
for the duration of the pe-L
LXECUTIVESUMMARY
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Sedini �t 5nniph gProgru i. si,— bprovide a relat eof st
pollution, espealally for uondissolved pollutants. T'o pni— la, the waterehedsain
Semlwle County relative ro stormwater pollution, the co -applicants propose a
sediment sampling program whereby sediment samples Throughout Al of the t6
ersNeds be taken once during the if, A the permit, The sedii— will be
nalysed mostly for heavy metals end the data will be used to rank -
watersheds and to find potential stormwater pollution' hot spots."
DMP F.Jfiu'rnry Monitoring. Theecmal efdcieocles of different types of stormwater
nmfrtit facili ties or best manage—practices(RMPs) have been questioned in
-,ids studies. Since the use of RMV, Is critical to the success of the
anagement program it, Seminole County, the final component A
fhermonitoriag program will include the two IMIS with intensive r,i—event
ring for U mondss far each Facility. This monitoring is proposed to start
m the second yen, of Me permit and end after the third year.
Management Programs
The Part 2 permit application provides a description of management programs currently being
implemented, or to be starred, by each--tpality to control pollution to the maximum extent
practicable. All of them -applicants rely on both tho State of Rlonda (e.g., Department of
Environmental Protection) and St. Johns River Water Management District (SIRWMD) b
provide certain management services suds as state certification of pesticide and herbicide
applicators, development of stomrwater regulations, permitting of new development, end the
mspecdoa of private stormwater systems. Programs discussed N the Part 2 permit application
include: operation and maintenance (O&M) of structural controls; stormwater conrols on new
dev.lopmear, O&M of sneers and roads; reho(it of hood control projec<s to treat stormwater;
landfill monitoring and control of runoff; pesticide, herbicide and fertilizer controls; elimination
of Illicit eonneedorrs; spill containment and prevention; disposal of used oil and other household
vials;. -A of —tent' sewer seepage into the SRR; inspection of iadosMes,-
ritng of industriesslte plvrNng for e construction activities; eotssHuetlon RMP's; end
eratoopr training. For the most part, —bbg programs provide a measure of
the EPA pertnrdt requiremeacs (based upon dse permits issued in Florida to date) except for long -
ter quality marumring, the eliminah'on of Illicit cormec6— through dry season
screenmg and follow-up and the documentation d stormwater related activities.
To assess the effectiveness of the management programs, the m-applic..0 propose to document
eachprogram for theannual reports required by the eventual permit Overall, 1he1M model
es that structural I —educe rtotal county loads by 2 to 6 percent, the effectiveness
w thin the cities much higher due to more extensive urban areas meeting the state stormwater
treatment r,quheme— The effectiveness of other programs will be monitored by
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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documenting the volumes of material removed as a resole of the program (e.g., torus of sediment
sent ro IantlEll from sheet sweeping,
Fiscal Analysis
The part 2 permit application provides estimates of program costs for each of the arapppcants.
Costs for each of the proposed pr.g— Ilsted above were estimated by dete—ung budgets
for eusnng program and adding estimated costs for new prograzns. rive -year costs a re
provided in Table Eii-2. The costs assume a duce percent growth rate each year. New program
costs for the 5 year period average about nine p-1 of the total mess shown.
Roles and Responsibilities
While Seminole Cowty is the Lead applicant far the WDES M%permit, each co-zpplicant has
defined responsibilities io —ply with the eventual permit. The Cowry proposes to be the lead
for the armual reports and long-term mo-ingprogram. Each co-applicantwill be resp—ble
for legal authority -d management programs administered within respective mwlcipalitiea.
EXECUT[VESUMM RY
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Table ES-2
Seminole County NPDES MS4 Permit Application
Summary of Program Costs
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SIGNATURE PAGE
SEMINOLE COUNTY NPDES PART 2 APPLICATION
FOR THE
MUNICIPAL SEPARATE STORM SEWER SYSTEM
As Lead/Co-Appl—, we certify wder penalty of law that this document and all attachments
ere prepared under our dlrxtion or supervision m accordance with a system designed to assure
that qualified persowel properly gather and evaluate the Wor 6- submitted. Based on our
ingwry of the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons directly responsible for
gathering the Wormation, the Wormadon submiteed is, to the best of our knowledge and belief,
and complete. We are a ware that 6, are significant penalties for submitting false
informaHoneincluding the p—iHity of Crnes and imprisonment for knowing violations. This
—ficahon is applicableo y to ehe Wormation relating to the Lead/ —Applicant for which I
ninam
sigg on the dace indicated.
City of Longwood-C—pplicanf Date
Mayor William Winston
address and phone number of the Co-Appticant is mduded N the Introduction Section of the
permit application.
INTERLOCAL a
xxG "INT CONTROL OF 11-8
AND STATE OF FLORIDA SEMxNOLE COUNTY PANSPORTATION
THIS INTERLOCAL AGREENLINT is made and entered into this _
day of , 1996, by and between the CITY OF
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, a Florida municipal corporation, whose address
is 225 Newburyport Avenue, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701; the
CITY OF—SELDERRY, a Florida municipal corporation, whose address
is 95 Triplet Lake Drive, Casselberry, Florida 32707; the CITY OF
LAZE MARY, a Florida municipal corporation, whose mailing address
is Post OEEice Box —700, Lake Mary, Florida 32795-0IOG; the CITY
OF LONGWOOD, a Florida municipal corporation, whose address is 175
Wes[ Warren, Longwood, Florida 32750; the CITY OF OVIEDO, a Florida
municipal corporation, whose address is 400 Alexandria Boulevard,
ov.i.edo, Florida 32765-0.159; the CITY OF SANFORD, a Florida
1768, Sanford, Florida 32772-1788; the CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS,
whose address is 1126 east State Road 434, Winter springs, Florida
32708, hereinafeez referred to as "CITIES" or CITY, SEMINOLE
COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, whose
address as Seminole county Services Evilding, 1101 east First
Street, Sanford, Florida 32271, hereinafter referred to as
"COUNTY;" and STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, an
agency of the State of Florida, wnose address is 'l19 South Woodland
oulevard, Deland, Florida —20, hereinafeez referred to as the
"DEPARTMENT."
WHEREAS, the CITIES, SEE —ENT and COUNTY desire t, protect
and promote the public health, --y and general —1—I through
the management of stoxmwater runoff; and
—S, the CITIES, DEPAR—T and COUNTY desire t, maintain
and assist in the isprovement If —t- quality and P11-1. and
I-1— the —1111111tIl quality If stx ears and I'llillIg —tIl.;
,,d
... Int t.
Act, .—Iin political entities are required to implementstorm-
water
tiII f— and
WEEREAS, .— t. The Cl— 14—, A -I requirements, the
United States E—i .... -tal Protection Agency (USEPA) has developed
regulations under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination
system (NEESE) permit program published . Part 40, C.d. If F.d.—I
Regulations (C.F.R.), Section 122.26, — N.—, 16, 19 , 55 FR
—90; and
nEREAS, — 40 C.F.R., Section 222.26(a) (l) , requires that
,t-- p.E.its be obtained for 1-g, and medium municipal
separate storm sewer systems, I. determined f... the 1990 1--,
and Appendix 1 to 1—t - C.F. Section 122, designates the
COUNTY as a medium mpnl cipal separate storm sewer system; and
WHEREAS, the USTEA, Region IV, notified the COUNTY by 1—.,
dated De ,mb- 16, 1993, that the CITIES are designated I. part If
the COUNTY municipal ..p—t. storm sewer system for the E-p....
Il —. perm ittingl and
WHEREAS, Part 40 C.F.R., Seetion 122.26(d)(z)(i)(D), requires
control, chrough interagency agreement, of the conL ribueion of
polluC ants from one portion of the municipal system to another
portion of the municipal system; and
WHEREAS, the CITIES, DEPARTMENT and CODNTY are accountable for
their separate storm sewers which ou[fall to another CITY',, the
COUNTY s or the DEPARTMENT'S separate Etoim sewer systems or to
Waters of the united States, and
WHEREAS, the CITIES, DEPARTMENT and COUNTY have approved the
concept of intergovernmental Cooperation to effectively manage and
control discharge rnto separate storm sewer systems; and
WHEREAS, it is the mutual desire Of the CITIES, DEPARTMENT,
and COUNTY to establish relationships and responsibilities for
controlling discharges to separate storm ..WI,systems as see forth
in Part 40 C.F.R., Section 122.26.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants,
agreements and promises contained herein, and other good and
valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is
hereby acknowledged, the parties agree as follows:
Section 1. Purpoee. The purpose of this Agreement is co set
forth the relationship of Che CITIES, DEPARTMENT and COUNTY with
respect Co the general responsibilities of the CITIES, DEPARTMENT
and COUNTY in controlling the contribution of pollutants from one
identified CITY, DEPARTMENT, or COUNTY separate storm sewer system
another identified CITY, DEPARTMENT, or COUNTY separate storm
sewer system.
r
S-- 2. G ... — Reaponeib ilities. The CITIES, DEPARTMENT
and COUNTY, as co applicants, recognize Chat
established through I Ilpl,I,l ayreement, —h c -applicant I.
—-- for the di.,—- from within it. — boundaries. The
CITIES, DEPARTMENT ..d COUNTY shall b, independently responsible
for 111-Illitg the eoneribueion If pollutants from —i, respec-
tive llp111tl It— — system t. another CITY, DEPARTMENT or
COUNTY 11p.—I .— 1-11 tl. i. —pli.111 with P— 40,
I—._ Section- —.— Nothing herein —11 b. --ttlld ..
preventing , P—Y from P--g further —i" 'gli—L any entity
responsible for specific .-I or —i-i... which contributed
P.11—tts to the party'. storm —l' system.
Section 3. Copies. Ill. final execution If this Amended
Agreement, two (2) —pi— —11 be provided each party herein.
Section S. Permit Implementation. ..I—. Ith--1
estab-
lished through I —1 agreement, each party —11 be solely
responsible for impl—tlti— of the NPDEE permit conditions
within the boundaries If it, I-p—till il—dit—l. The
—It.till from each CITY, the DEPARTMENT and the COUNTY th.11
be t—l—ibll for assuring the acceptability If NYDS8 permit terms
If the —pt—tttil— jurisdiction. The CITIES, DEPARTMENT and
COUNTY I—Sli., that I. implementation --ll will be included
it the St- Y application. It I. the i-l- If this Agreement that
the CITIES, DE —ENT and COUNTY agree, subject t. budgetary
nsCrarnts t.d It— financial considerations, I complete
implementation according e0 the application schedule a approved by
Section E. Legal Authority. The CITIES and COUNTY shall
consider, and if the CITIES and COUNTY determine [hat such action
is in the best interest of the CITIES or COUNTY, adopt, modify Or
amend any ordinances, resolu bons, rules, regulations or policies
which will tend to enforce the content of this Agreement all in
accordance with Par[ 90 C.F.R., Section 122.26. The parties hereto
recognize that -the DEETS—ENT cannot legally bind the State of
Florida to take legislative —till pursuant to this Agreement.
Section 6. Budget. The c :applicants hereto recognize that
under their respective legal powers they are unable to obligate
themselves legally to expend funds in excess of one (1) budget
I—; however, the c0-applicants hereby bind themselves to complete
this Agreement as they may be able to in accordance with the laws
of the State of Florida, and agree to appropriate funds subject to
budgetary constraints and other financial considerations.
section ]. Notices. All notices provided for herein shall be
in writing and mailed by registered or ce rtiEied mail, ox hand
delivered to the addresses shown below, which addresses may be
changed upon proper written notice to the others as provided below:
City City Engineer
ewburyport Avenue 95 Triplet Lake Drive
Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 selberry, FL 32]0]
(40]) 830 385] 1.71 263-3912
of Public Works Director of Utilities
cOffice 1 32 3326 E C Slate Road 434
Lake Mary, F 795 -0]00 r Springs, FL 311.
Wlnte
(90]) 329-3000(90]) 32]-1900
LONOWOO
ity Engineer Charles E Eall, III, P.E.
ue S[ormwater Programs M nager
Longwood,WFL 32]50an Public Works/ Aoad Operations
(40]) 263-2363 Lake Mary Blvd.
e "I
OVIEDO anford, FL 32]]3
(407) 323-2500 Ext. 5709
City Engineer
Alexandria Doulevard iDEPAxlatsNx edo, e
(90]) 9]]L602965
ental P Engineer
te Staoof Florida Department o£
Transportation
City Engineer ]19 South Woodland Boulevard
Office B Deland, FL 32]20
anford, FL 32]]2'8888
(40'l1 330-5600
Section B. Severability. If any part of this Agreement is
found invalid or unenforceable by any Court, such invalidity or
unenforceabilfty shall not affect the other pares of this Agreement
i. the rights and obligations of the parties contained herein are
not materially prejudiced and if the intentions of the parties can
continue to be effected. To chat end, this Agreement is declared
severable.
Section 9. Effect. No additions, alterations or variations
of this Agreement sha11 be valid, nor can provisions of this
Agreement be waived by any party unless such additions, alter-
ions,—Iiltions or waiver are expressly set forth in writing and
duly signed by the parties. This Agreement sha11 be governed by
the laws of the State of Florida, and it shall become eEfecCive
immediately upon execueion by the parties hereto.
Section 10. A..igvment. 'Phis Agreemene shall be binding on
the parties hereunder and their representatives and successors.
The parties shall not assign this Agreement or the rights and
obligations hereunder to any other parties without the prior
written consent of the other parties hereto.
Section 11. Annexation Law.. Notwithstanding anything t the
contrary contained herein, this Agreement shall not be construed or
interpreted to contract away the rights and authority o£ the CITIES
pursuant to the Municipal Annexation and Contraction Act, Chapter
171, Florida Sta to tea, as amended from time to time, nor sha11
anything herein be coast—d to contract away the COUNTY S right to
challenge any annexation in accordance with the laws of the State
o£ Florida.
Section 12. Public Record. Law. each party acknowledges its
obligations under Chapter 119, Florida Seatuees, to release public
records to members of the public upon request. Each party
acknowledges it is required Co comply with Chapter 1 , Florida
Statutes, in Che handling of the materials created under this
Agreemene and thae Che seatute controls over the terms of this
Agreement.
Section 13. Effective Dace Term. This Agreement sha11 become
eEfecCive upon full executton by the parties hereto. Unless
sha11 remain in effect for all perpetuity
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the lawful represenca[ive of the parties
hereto have executed and affixed their official seals to this
Agreement for the purposes herein expressed on the date and year
first above written.
ATTEST: CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS
Sy:
PAT WAINRIGHT, City Clerk J. DUDLEY RATES, Mayor
ATTEST: CITY OF CASSELBERRY
8y:
THELMA MCPHERSON, City Clerk BRUCE PRONOPOST, Mayor
RY:
CAROL A. FOSTER, City Clerk LOWRY E. ROCKETT, Mayor
DaC e:
ATTEST: CITY NGW
G ➢INF D 2 RI, City Clerk JAM ON, Mayor
ACTEST CITY OF 071EDO
Ey
CINDY S. HONHAM, City Clerk —I- BRUCE, Mayor
ATTEST:
,ANl T E, D—WkTY, ty Clerk
AATT/T_EBTT::
'MtaRGO M— HO S, City Clerk
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk t the Board of
County Commissioners of
Seminole couney, Florida.
For the u11 and reliance
of Seminole County only.
l eprl sufficiYand
ga y.
CITY OP SANPORD
Hy:.� _L ..
DT^�-' ➢. SMITH, mayor
Dat Vyz- /L, 2qe&
CITY OR NTB/,R/JJ/S�/Pl.S..GJS
Sy S May _ "/
oat e:� or
ao /996
STATE OF FLORIDA
➢EPARt'MENT OF TRANSPORTATION
H NANCY M. HOUSTON
Attest:
Executive Secretary or Notary
Approve as to Form and Legality:
Drst rrcL General Counsel
ARU OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
By:
DICA VAN DER we SDE, Chairman
As authorized for e n by
the and of ey ucomm.vs-
e their ou
19_rs regular meeting.
SIGNATURE PAGE
SEMINOLE COUNTY NPDES PART 2 APPLICATION
FOIL THE
MUNICIPAL SEPARATE STORM SEWER SYSTEM
As Lead/Co-Applicant, we certify under penalty of law that t document and all attachments
ere prepared wd, our direction or supervision m acmrdG—with a system designed E, assure
that qualified personnel properly gather and evaluate the tnformadon submitted. Oased on our
inquiry o(Ne person or persons who mawge thesyslem, or those persons directly responsible for
gathering the iNormanon, the informadon submitted is, to the bear of our knowledge and belief,
a,,Wing IC,—biEl,ware Nat -ere are sigNHeantpenalfies for submitting false
informedoneincp-b they is tl,l of fines and imprlstl,, n for knowing violations. I
�rb'fieadonh &E,m t—,d to the uJomtatlon reAoting to the Lead/CrApplicanf for which1 am
signing on the date indicaeed.
City of Longwood - Co-Apphcan[ Date rT
Mayor William Winston
The address and phone number of the Co-Appb.t is included in the Introduction Section of the
permitapplication.