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Resolution 94-763'RGA6, pnrsnv',t to SA n 402 (p)(2), Federal. Clean W6(wsA� polittoal regairea to Lmpl A� ntt nv water management pcogrvvs eri.thiie vertain iuvc franra.5; and to the cognizes the interxal.etionshl.ps betn:ecn dt wfe rent m pa1 s ithin 1'Lhe County and r.- ended a oope rat ivee pe*m t app l�icatrion apY�'roach with the Conmtycas lead eppl icmnt, and the Fi,SCity C Of the City ➢f gwood, Florida, de ixeatu protect Lonand III—e ti'ie public health, safety and g eral welfare through the nia g ent oP storm wale. xvno£I; ,. Till" CITY COMMS53ICN Cl 2tii. C_lY U1 LONG 00D, FLORT DA A6 PUL,I.OW e City C of the City DI Longwood, Florida, t',eraby apprloVes e g into a INTERLOI"AI. A ING SOIN'1' APPLI:CATIONnL LU'PHN'T D.LSCHARGCNE DINATYON SYSTEM6 (NPDES� P L SF�PAkATE STORM .TE4— 11-1,110 :eith b nDle C ntyl whichONis hereby arteched aad adopted by refers nce therct D. PAv6CD AND ADOPTED -IS �{[ DAY OP MAY, 1994, 1 AUL �L OVES ITiA ,� YOR A TENT. Ge 11' e D. 'Lamb xty clerk Approved a D "T an3 legality for the u and rel.ieuoe uL the b a City f onywuod, Plorida, only �d b. S yJ r. City Attorney CONFIRMATION COPY OF A DOCUMENT PREVIOUSLY TRANSMITTED BY FACSIMILE Seminole County Government April 25, 1994 Shelton 5 ith CityWAdministrator City of Longwood W Longwood, F1 32]50e419] Re: s I stormwater Permit Application Preview of Interlocal Agreement _ bear Shelton, A. a follow-up to o April 5 eeting with all of the c - applicants, w ou ldr like to request a eand meeting, at your of £ice, with you and your City Engineer todiscues the details of a proposed I erlocal Agreement (to be forwarded under separate er) between the City and the C my for preparation and funding ofV the Part 1 NPO£$ permit only. This agreement details the ary i vidual responsibilities for the s ssful and timely ompletion oflthe permit application process. This meeting will be the prelude to a presentation to your City C approve the inter local agreement. ould like t schedule this a agenda i m before your City C mission at either your May 2, r May L" "4 Commisslon Meeting om Equally important, this agreement will include an itemized cost eqv itable a of the o rall permit cost. W. should c t that thisrr ended c ing approach is nt ly being v f Florida c unties f collar applic And,r nal basis,o the majority of applications throughout the United States a ing the population distribution approach as their methodology forucost sharing. ampler here Florida of the cost distribution method a unty i using $1.50 per capita, Sarasota County is u ing $1.10 per capita and Escambia County is using $1.10 per capita. Blood upon the negotiated contract with o sultant, inC and g t fig C ures as aa m for populaMtion, anticipatedsha ed costLLef oe art ofthe N Es permit, tributed to t my a will be oboutIC— per —pit. in 5emin— County; a reepe tre. able figuTotal costs are $2]4,965 W. Shelton smith, city Administratll April 2 994 gage tvo ask you i advance f r your n cooperatio. I hope to hear from you regarding a ent t fr joint s aff meeting, ary office will cally— office shortly to arrange a convenient meeting time. �L Ra bun sty manager attachment cc. JR Ball I ist—t County Engineer Bott McClelland, CMM TABLE I SEMINOLE COUNTY STORIMWATER NI'DES PART 1 COST ALLOCATION BASED ON POPULATION „e��. TOW 5274,945 FDOT and Transportation Authority Allocation 29,250 Remaining $245,695 Enilty Population 9 Allncatioo Unlwrporated County 155,481 50.8% $124,813 Al— Springs 36,380 ILA% 28,992 C-Oberry 22,227 7.3% 17,936 Lake Mary 6,426 2.1% Longwood 13,312 4.4% 10,81i Oviedo 14,539 4.8% 11,793 Sanford 34,156 11 2% 27,518 Wintar Springs 23,352 7.6% 18,673 Tola:s 305,872 100.0% 5245,695 �" Cnitn of '�1MngfvnuD Jry \ s ft1�, eparnx.cnt of3u6(ic' arks s nzzsv C- m MEMORANDUM To. Shelton smith, city Aaminisirator �I� FROM: Fexnand J. Tiblier, City Engineer SUBJECT: Stormwater NUDES Meeting with S- .— April 6, 1994 ----------------------------------------------------------------- esterday, Richard and I the S Hole C unty m ing ing the USEPA's requirements of the National Pollutant scharge Elimination System (NUDES) Permitting Process fox water. Seminole County i required to apply for this permit t. oidentify, ...it— and, if n _-by, c ect pollution s stormwater --ff. The C anty's c sultant i ertIks ing i amp, D represented at the meeting uby S ott cCleilan. The eC anty N asking the cities to participate i cthe process with cost shexinq b sed prorated population. i estimated that the c ton cities would be $1 to $2 per capita. The C unty is planning to submit proposed I erl ocal Agreements with cost sharing data by 4/25/94 for ratification by the municipalities prior to The P Application deadline i 6/12/95 fox Part I of the process and 6/12/96 fox Part 1I of the process. Please call if you have any questions. ce. Richard Kornbluh, Director of Public Works FJT/vh COUNTY OF SEMINOLE ,yF�T—_Tibli P.E. Ci �i Cill of o 1]5 W. enoAdvenue w—d. C—id. 32yso As di sed .1 --9, .1—d i� � -py.f the —1-1 n the City C—ty f.0 j-1 P—�ic-- I. the NPEES _q.Agxe=nt please give us a —11 if we may provide further Information ox clarification on this matter. As - —d with y— and y— City .- 9- di-T this A e Scope of the NPSEE Program prior to any meeting blf.11 Y.- city Commission th �. -d- dine, Lie City �y -It —needn .obtainI'll on Dux —1 delays19 4. ti- 1� f W. apologize f i' tannot contact me at 2—, --- 57c3. Thank you Eor your coop ration in this e and we 1foxwazd to hearing - --y I p E. Pahun 15 175 West Warr 1, o ..d, Florida 327; the CITY OF —E , address is Post Office Box 1788, an£ord, Florida 32772-1788; and the CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, whose address is 1126 East State Road 434, Wi-., Spring., Florida 32708, hereinafter referred to as "CITIES" or CITY, and SEEINOLE COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, whose address is Seminole county Services Building, 1101 East First Street, Sanford, Florida 32771, herei—f- ter referred to as COUNTY." WHEREAS, the CITIES and COUNTY desire to protect a d promote the public health, safety and general welfare through the .-0.- -t of stormwater runoff; and WHEREAS, the CITIES and COUNTY desire to maintain and assist in the improvement o£ water quality and to preserve and enhance the environmental quality of streams and receiving waters, and FAEREAS, pursuant to Section 402(p)(2), Federal Clean Water Env>ronmen<al Protect-- Agency (£PA) as dIVelopea regulations under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Systems (NPDES) permit program published as Part 41, Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.) Section 122.26 on November 16, 9 , 55 FR 479 , and —PE eotion 122.26(a)(1), C.F.R., provides that storm - water permits be required for large and medium municipal s paste stors sewer systems, as determined from the 1990 census, and medium municipal separate storm sewer system; and WHEREAS, the EPA, Region IV, notified the COUNTY and CITIES by I-- dated December 16, 1993,that the CITIES are designated as part of the COUNTY municipal separate storm sewer system for the purposes of NPDEE permitting, a copy of which is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit "A;" and wAEA£ , the EPA, Region IV, recognized the interrelationships between different municipal separate storm sewers within the COUNTY, and recommended a cooperative permit application approach with the COUNTY as lead applicant and the CITIES as Co -applicants; —REAS, the CITIES and COUNTY have approved the concept of a rati— approach as recommended by the EPA, and WREREAS, it is the —111 desire of the CITIES and COUNTY I. establish . relationship and delegate responsibilities for NOW, THEIIIIIE, 1n consideration of the mutual agreements and promises contained herein, and other goad and valuable consideration the receipt and sufficiency of Obi- are hereby —k—l-b- by the parties, the CITIES AND COUNTY m .wally —ti.. I. Recitals. Th. .1b.— —it— are —h and correct and —1 1 material 1,— of this Agreement upon which the parties have relied. Section 2. P=P1— The purpose of this Agreement is t. — forth the relationship b.—h the CITIES and COUNTY with respect to — (.) I. define the general responsibilities of the lead applicant and .—ppli.hts in developing the NPDEN permitapplica- tion —1111d 11 Section 122.25, 40 C.F.R. (b) I. --li.b . —t allocation method t. ..—t. equitable distribution of p—g- 6—ti., 3. Gb.—I Responsibilities. (a) The COUNTY —11 function 11 the 111d applicant and will —9— A —1111t.bt t. —i- in preparation f Part 1 of the application for an NPOES permit in accordance with —ii. 122.26, (b) Th. COUNT' -Ill —i- and approve the scope of —1k tt.d by the consultant t. complete the application. The COUNTY —11 review and Ppl.l. the fees s.bbitted by ansultant to —.PI.tA the —P. (d) The COUNTY shall Id.i.i—1 the consultants contract. (I) ENI COUNTY . 1.Ad applicant —11 h... the —1—i.g —ibiliti— (1) Th. COUNTY —11 --g. the P—J.— (2) Th. COUNTY —11 direct and .—p— with the (5) Th. COUNTY —11 involve the --,YpIi—ts i, the development of the permit application and copy the .—Ppli—, with 11=11PI-1— from the EPA. (1) Submit III P111— --p—d—c. t. COUNTY. (2) A,p.i,t, A representative t. Ott— meetings, review and comsent N consultant submittals and the permit application, and to t—i— --P.Ud..e from the COUNTY. (3) Pl.lide the required information to pl.pl— the CITIES' portion of the application in . timely --. —li.. 4. Cost All—ti... (.) Th. CITIES and COUNTY —11 share the —t of th. permit application. The cost t. the CITIES and COUNTY —11 be distribut- ed based hp.E the population within each respective jurisdiction. A distribution of 0.— expressed i. p—ht,hg, shares i. — forth in Exhibit --B,-'attached hereto and incorporated herein. (b) Th. COUNTY —11 forward an invoice and I —It allocation breakdown t. the CITIES. Th. CITIES —11 1-- the i.di.—d .— of an invoice t. the COUNTY Nithi, forty (40) d.ys of receipt. Th. COUNTY shall I., TO. full —.Ut of the C.C.—.U— i—i-- Section S. C.Pi... Up.n completion of the permit applica- tion, U copy —11 be provided TO each CITY and the COUNTY as provided in E.Oti.. I2 hereinafter. Section 1. Co -Applicants R ... ibility. The CITIES, — —i— with it S. designated or implied authority over any other O.Ei.ip.lity i. the COUNTY, whether an application is submitted in conjunction with th. '—d applicant" or separately. E—th., regardless Of the number Of permits issued, unless otherwise established through a separate .91--t, each co -applicant i. responsible for di--- from Uithin it. boundaries. Section I. Withdt-1 from Participation. A CITY ..y --- f..m p,tticip.ti.n in this Agreement, hp t. and including the time of submission Of the application t. the -A, it it --il— that it is no 1—— in it. best —.t t. apply for I SIDES permit as A co -applicant with the COUNTY. Such withdrawal >—1 I. —d. i. writing and ig..d by the I-i—h IS the ✓ithdrawing p—tyl. U.—NiNE board. If a CITY withdraws .1— the —Ig.i, -- it —11 remain obligated I. pay a pro -rats share If I.— incurred, pursuant t. Exhibit 11S,'' N.IiEg the ibi it remained , co -applicant. Section 8. Permit Implementation. Each CITY shall b. solely responsible III implementation If the permit I.A—t within the —Od-i.. If it, —P—i— jurisdiction. Th. representatives application are acceptable. Th. CITIES and COUNTY recognize that an implementation O—d— may be included in the final permit 'PpIi—i... It is the intent If this Agreement that the CITIES and COUNTY agree, subject t. budgetary constraints and -P., fibl"i-I considerations, t. .—. implementation If the Part I application according to the application schedule .. approved by the EPA. A separate agreement concerning . implementa- tion approach may be considered after issuance If the permit 11 Section 9. —Pt— If Legal Authority. Th. CITIES and COUNTY agree, upon completion If PAST I If the application, t. I —id., and, if the CITIES and COUNTY determine that such action is in the U.- interest If the CITIES or COUNTY, adopt, modify or amend any Otdi--, resolutions, tj or policies ---y to obtain permit approval. Sbbti.. 11. I.dq.t. — -ties Hereto b ... i— that under their .pb-i— 11 p.blbb they 11, .-1e t. obligate them- selves I.gbIIy to bp— f—ds i, excess of one (1) budget year However, the b—i— do hereby bind thb-1— t. ...pl.tb the term state of Florida, and agree t. .p—t. funds —j— to budgetary lb--i— and other financial considerations. section 11. indemnity. T. the b,tb.t --d by law., each party agrees t, defend, indemnify and ...e b-1— the others, their boards .,d ..PI.Y..., and agents, f,.m and against all actions, caus... claims, demands, judgments, payments, recovers , and suits of any kind, arising out foregoing is not intended as . -- of the benefits of Section 76S.27, Florida Statutes, .. any similar law, by either party. Sb.ti.. 12. xotices. All —till, PlIlidld for herein h,I1 be i. writing and mailed by rdgi.t ... d or certified mail, or hand delivered to the addresses -- below, —h addresses may be bb—gbd by a party bp.b p,.pl, written —ti.e to the others as Altamonte springs, FL ]2]Ol city Engineer r.i p let Lake O s.i—ly, FL 32207 (40]) --3551 City Engineer ost Office BOx 950�00 Lake Mary, Florida 32795-0700 City Engineer est w n Avenue Longwood, Florida 32'150 City engineer Alexandria Boulevard F loriaa 11-1 14o-ei)�365-32B7 ity Engineer Post Office B aneora, Fiori1z aa�z2>z-l2Ba (407) 130-5hoo City Engineer 126 E e Road 434 interaSpr ings, FL 3270B (407) 327_1B00 Charles E. (JR) Bally III unty Engineer Engineering Division ublic works Department Reflections Plaza Illy slva. FL 32773 (a 0a) 323-2500 Ext. 5-3 Section 13. Term. bdl..d otherwise .1t.—d by .—t If the parties hereto, this Agreement —11 terminat upon submission of the NPDES — 1 permit Ip,Ii—tidd which I.... its subject matter. Section 14. S-1-ility. If any pIlt If this Agreement is found .invalid or unenforceable by any Court, IIII invalidity or —enforceability shall not III— the It— P—d If this Agreement if the rights and IbligIti..s of the parties .—IiIbd I ... I, are not materially prejudiced ..d if the intentions If the parties can tj... t. be effected. T. that —, this Agreement is -declared Section 15. Effect. Tbid i-t—It ..d.titd— the "till Agreement b.— the PlIti.. and dIdId all p—i... di..d.- - ---di- and agreements, 'd-1 Iritt between the ti.s relating t, the subject lIttll If this Agreement. N, additions, alterations or variations If this Agreement shall I. valid, ... ... provisions If this Agreement b. waived by ..y party —Id.1 such additions, alterations, 1.1iIti.l. or ldi'll .1. Il—ly set forth i. writing and duly signed by the pdltj... This A91—It 1h.11 be governed by the ld,d If the St— If Florida, and it sha11 Id—, effective immediately upon execution by the PlItill hereto. Section 16. Assignment. This A11—t shall I. binding on the PlIti. hereunder and their zepresentatives and successors. The pasties lhdII not —i9d this Agreement or the light, and obligations hereunder to any other parties without the prior written consent of the other parties hereto. Section 11. Annexation L.I. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, this Agreement shall not be construed or interpreted to contract away the rights and authority of the CITIES pursuant to the Municipal Annexation and Contraction A , Chapter anything herein be construed to contract away the COUNTY S right to challenge any annexation in accordance with the laws of the State Section 18. F—ie EecoId. Law. Each party acknowledges its obligations under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, to release public records to members of the public upon request. Each party Statut , in the handling o£ the materials created under this Agreement and that the statute controls over the terms of this Agreement. IN FITNESS WHEREOF, the lawful representative of the parties hereto have executed and affixed their official seals to this Agreement far the purposes herein expressed on the date and year first above written. By: PAT —RIGHT, ity clerk J, DUULEY —BATES, Mayor ATTEST. S— DP WINTER BPRENDH By: MAAY T. NORTON, City Clerk SOHN BUSH, Mayor BY: MARYANNE MORSE DICK VAN DER WEIDE, Chairman clerk to the SO— of my C mmissi, 1 o£ Date: Seminole County, Florida. i the u and reliance authorized for e cation by of S n— C my only. the and o£ unty Commis- APproved as toufoxm and at theixo , legal sufficiency. _, regular meeting. county Attorney EDD/axe uAttachments a Exhibit " Letter from EPA Exhibit "B - Distribution of Costs/Soint Permit Application EXHIBIT "A" t uuilco srarEs EruviaoE4 an AV I—T-T--1-1 December I6 1993 'r`w�ra. caoixc�w 3wss {f��{�''�'�f,1II''' CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED UUUIlllS555 VLCLL::::JJJJ ARE: 4WM-WPEE OH Y 0 irrJ Mr. ....ld P.— County M nagez noleaCounty I101 E zet St. Sanford,FEL 32771 Dear Mr. ab.. water quality problem. in urbanized watersheds a major ental cnnationwide. The Water Quality Act (WQA) of 1982 amended theClean w t (CWA or Act) to add section 402(p) requiring EPA to develop regulations under the National Pollutant D e.hazge Elimination Sy.tem (NPDES) permit program to address et rm water discharges to waters o£ the united State.. The implementing regulations ....... published i t 40 .£ the Code of Federal Regulation. (ceF.R.) S 122.26 ...November 16, 1990, 55 FR 47990. The Federal Reyi.te5 co ing the regulations and a e mmazy a .closed. Although the n requirement. c ..tube fullydiscu.aed in this letter, EPA, Region SV, want. to notify you of actions w e taking pursuant to the authority at Section 402(p) of the CwA. Section 402(p) of the Act provide. that s r permit. may t be required £or c r t rdischarges until after October 1, 1992, eztendedto Octoberl, 1994 by the Water Resources Devel.pment Act Cf 1992, a cept fox storm water discharges listed under Section 402(p)(2). One a cepted c1— of discharge. includes those from a cipal separate storm . er .y.tem e ing a population of 100m000 o e but lees thaneW 250,000"•(medium m .ipal eys .). In a ordance with 40 C.P.R. S 122.26(b)(J)(i) and the data from the 1"0 Ce compiled by the Bureau of Cen.us, a Region IV i. hereby identifying 'your cipality, and th— listed i Table 1, a. being subject to therNPnEA permit application requirement. of 40 C.F.R. S 122.26. w The application c of t o (2) part.. Part I shall be submitted to EPA Regi— W byJune 12, 1995, and Part 2 by June 13, 1996. addition to th.ae m cipalities listed in Table 1 meeting the above population criteria, we have the authority t0 designate, on e-by-case boa ie, other m cipal separate storm e system. (MS4) as part of a medium munrcipal separate etozm sewer system. Thee. designations a e based o iter hthe i nterxelationehip between there rcdiechaiges of the c ipal ity m ing the population c a (a regulated cipal ity) ! 1 the storm e r diacharges of the designated es cipal itithe proximity of discharges from the cipee i designated m alitito discharges from a regulated cipalityunI. making the determinations, CPA say c Sider: (1)rphye ical interconnections between m cipal separate storm ra [see 40 (2) the proximity of diechaigea from the deeignated ma cipalitiee to di.chazges from the listed m icipalit- (3) therquantity and nature o£ pollutants discharged t o£ the u tad States (4) the nature o£ the receiving wateree and (s) other relevant £actors. In o attempt to apply these regulations, w met with the s cia o£fila on vember 4, B5 3, to discuss storm water Permitting Floridaeased on that meeting and the sabove regulatory eideratione, wa have determined that all the m cipal separate storm s .y.i— within your c unty should be deeignated ae part.£ the c unty'e eepazate storm a systes for the purpose of obtaining -.. permit c rage.eWTherefore, those m cipalitiee az required to submit an NPpRs application £or thairie.P-- storm e r diacharges (se ncloeed Table 1). eignated m cipalitiee have the s t i and 2 application submittal deadlines as the regulatedmunrcipalitiee. Although separate a ey.tem applications mI be submitted and p.rmitar ved . individual basis, this approach would be administratively burdensome for EPA, States, and m cipalitiee to m nags. Such a approach would ale. result in a piecemeal storm water program for a given city o ..ty. As a suit of the extensive interrelationship between different cipal of nier. a Iaand atsystemws hiwtihtihn in the sutty ad the e pxmity dichagee �d tat the lImIt d ggegtaa ddilso nht thp descttditieteuy boundary should be -applicants. This approach i ant with other storm water related activities for manycofethe c ntiea i te the s of Florida where e str utility diictsuhave been formed The State of FloridaWata nagemeat program is based o watershed approach to reduceaetorsaw r pollutant load. as set forth i state water policy (Chapter 17-40, Florida Adminavistr raativebelieve 'hie aoach will yield fble nviro entalwr sulte and willpprbe administratively orkable. eAleo,nthe caste.£ eubmittin the mit a lication n be .haze not as bur e e to either �ntlividualis crparity. ithip rmittees e o..—imreaponsible only E.1 theudiechargea within the boundaries of their municipality. Any m cipality may submit a individual applications however, you m t discuss zespon.ibilttie. fox any .hared oet£alls with any adjacent m pa cility. a also con ting Florida Department o£ T n.portation andaChapter 2ac t 98Special Districts that o and operate separate storm a systems, within the unties listed i Table 1, of their being deg ignat.d pursuant to the authority di ...... d in this letter. EPA has c ozdinated with the Florida Department of Enviroem:ental zatecti.. to schedule a workshop in Tamp January 11, 1994, to diet... these regulations with the regu aTdte and�esi a M54. in greater detail. Thi, meeting will be a the Holiday Inn, Ashley Plaza, Convention center, Ill Wa.t Fortune Street, Tampa, Florida, £rom 8:30 a . to 4:00 p.m. Future individual meetings with EPA may aI.. be arrang_ not... any municipality to attend thi. workshop, buta.trongly a rage your and/or your repxe.eatative(e� presence. Boseoof the small m cipalitiea may not o and operate a .yetem but, they should attend to hear how this program may apply to them in the future. Encioned a docusent. that will a ist you in preparing for this workshop. Hy copy of this letter, w alvo informing the devignated cipalitiea of o r determination and reque.t that they uely c eider bet ming a -applicant with other cipalitiea; oth.—i—, individual application. will be required. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. 1£ you have any questions, please feel Erse to contact the Storm Water Perntit Writer livted in Table''1 fox the county and the sunrcipalitie. within it. Since// Illy`yours, xay. Cunning Drgpk/' water M nagement iaionV Enc Sosuree (9) cc: Municipalitiev listed in Seminole County Ben Watt., FDOT Eric Livingston, FDEP H 1 aevion ry namaaMlNAm2oM o AREAS WITHSN NONSC PI ALTIIT (.'OONTY WAITaA Lee Medi m Jeannie M-ill Cape Coral 404/34'I-3012, Fort Myers ezt. 29'1'1 Sanibel Leon Michael Mitchell Tallahassee Medium 404/329S- 12, ext. 2951 Mediu,n Seannie MCNeill Maria -d radenton Bradenton D ach Holmes Beach Longboat Rey Palmetto Medium Caroline Bjimofor Dade City 404/347-3012, New Po Richey ext. 297E ort Richey Saint L San Antonio Zephyrhills Sem'nole B—it, Richardson Mediwn Altamonte Springs , 1041347_1112, Cas selberry ext. 2950 Lake Mary Longwood O iedo Sanford Wi-- Springs pulatioI on c siderations are based on the 1990 U.S. Bureau of census aaca, i i - -- . �� ®tea �� ® ®� �� ® ��1 EXIBBTT A SEMINOLE COUNTY STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PROGRAM SCOPE OF WORK FOR STORMWATER NPDES PERMIT APPLICATION - PART I As required by recent federal regulations, the unincorporated Seminole County (COUNTY) and the iI.W ted cities within the COUNTY, are required to iresubmit permit applications for a ni,httI separate storm sewer system which discharges to Waters of the United States. The COUNTY will submit a combined application with Ranicipelbb cities defined by interlocal agreement (referred to below as CITIES). To this end, the COUNTY, with the support of the CITIES, has .—ted with Camp Dresser and McKee Inc. (CUM), referred to below as the ENGINEER, to complete the following =it,. TASK INTER -GOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION TASK I -I MOBILILITION The ENGINEER will prepare a NUDES Stormwater Permit Application Work Plan which de'nes tazks, schedules, and responsibilities for the Pan I Permit Application. The Work Plan will be finalized after contact with the Environmental Protection Agency (Region IV, Atlanta), who will review the permit application and thimatUy issue the permit. The Work Plan will be prepared after the ENGINEER meets with the COUNTY and CITIES to discuss NUDES permit appiiradon tasks. The ENGINEER will daft an in ,keel agreement for the COUNTY which can be used by the w-applicants for the preparation of the NUDES st,rmwater permit application. The ENGINEER will azsist the COUNTY m finalizing the interi,cai agreement by re wing suggested modifications offered by co -applicants. The ENGINEER will suggest m,th,d,(,share the costs If the application among the co -applicants, including cos( sharing based upon the relative number of m,j,,—fiells and percentage of total population. TASK 1-2 LIAISON The ENGINEER will assist the COUNTY in the cooperative efforts of co -applicants for the NPDES svit—to, permit. The ENGINEER will participate in a meeting with the CITIES for Ne putpose of encouraging the CITIES to w-apply. The ENGINEER will also meet with the COUNTY and CITIES regularly based upon the schedule defined in the Application Work Plan. In the meetings the ENGINEER will discuss the status of the permit application, additional information and/or decisions to be made by Ne w-applfcants, and activities to be wmpleted for the next —fi,. The ENGINEER will arti pcipate r up to s x (6) meetings during this task. TASK 1-3 COOPERATIVE DATA MANAGEMENT The ENGINEER will develop formats for the exchange of dam among co -applicants including mapping information, application nte cont, relevant digital daman , d minimum hazdwaze and software requirements where pettinent to the sharing of data for the permit application. Daft on formats will be provided to the COUNTY and CITIES for review. Comments received on the daft will W incotpoated into a set of final formats which will be used for the permit application. Mapping developed as pan of this contract will be prepared m a format wmpatible with the COUNTY'S currently proposed CAD syscem. As part of this rash, the wmpatible f — will be £oofirmed between the ENGINEER and COUNTY. The ENGINEER will provide the COUNTY and CITIES with a list of the minimum hardware and software needed for the use of the elwtronic dam exchanged as part of this project. TASK II PREPARATION OF PART 1 PERMIT APPLICATION TASK li-I ASSESSMENT OF EXISTING LEGAL AUMORITY This msk is to provid, information rel,wd to §122.26(d)(1)(ii), referred to in the regulations t Legal Authority. TASK II-LI Review COUNTY and CITIES Ordinances and Smte Enabling Legislation and Evaluate Required Regulatory Authority. The ENGINEER will conduct an assessment of the existing legal authodty to trot the dischargeofp ll,mntstotheCOUNTY'sstormwaterconv.yoti—ystem. The ENGINEER will and provide a rof federal, s and regional (St. Johns River Water N,anagement District) regnlati . Tt e ENGINEER will m with the COUNTY to discuss the pert ordinan and otg.1,th, s nee4ed for this assessment. Based upon this meeting, the COUNTY will provide to the ENGINEER these ordinances and regulations, which will be reviewed relative Io the following requirements: Control stormwater associated with new commercial and residential land development. Control stormwater ossetnost] with existing and new industrial activity. Prohibit illicit discharges. Control stormwater from construction sites. Control spills, dumping or disposal of materials other than stormwater. Require compliance with ordinances, permits, etc. • Conduct inspections, surveillance, and monitoring. Thee ting legal authority will be compared to the authority required in the regulatioand deficiencies will be noted. The ENGINEER will provide a daft summary of this aviewto the COUNTY for review with the COUNTY Attorney. The COUNTY Attorney will review the men[ sod tlocument agreement for inclusion in the "DES permit application or will 'e"est additional ordinances or regulation far review. If additional legal authority is suggested by the COUNTY Attorney, the ENGINEER will include it in the summary for resubmibel to to COUNTY Attorney. Two submittals by the ENGINEER are included io this scope. A —i of the local legal authority for the CITIES elslil to [he above referenced requirements will be provided to the ENGINEER by the CITIES, including copies of appropriate ordinances, regulations, etc. The format of the CITIE$'sUbml tzl will be included in the Work Plan. The ENGINEER will review the information provided by the CITIES for sufficiency and comment to the CITIES if additional effeas'by the CITIES are rbeebee. TASK 11-1.2 Recommend Changes Required to Demonstrate Adequate Legal Authority The ENGINEER will recommend approaches to satisfy the criteria for adequate legal authority for the COUNTY specified io the NPDE$ regulations. The development of the recommended approach will be discussed with the COUNTY Attorney. Recommendations for new of revised ordinances and regulations will be addressed under the Part 2 permit application. The ENGINEER will also prepare a schedule to obtain the necessary legal authori y where defrcle-he exist. TASK U-2 SOURCE IDENTIFICATION This Task is to provide informatioo for §122.26(d)(I)(Hi), referred to to the regulations as Source Identification. For§122.26(d)(1)(iii)(A),Ihe COUNTYwiliprovideto[he ENGINEER a description of to historic use of ordi-- or It, controls which limit to discharge of non- stormwater discharges 10 Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTW). TASK II-2.1 Identify Waters of the United States Within Seminole COuoty The ENGINEER will prepare a section of the permit application which describes the -methods used deft to deWaters of the UniIIJ States within Seminole County. The ENGINEER will use these methods to recommend to the COUNTY waters which are likely to be wosidered Waters of the United States by the USEPA. The ENGINEER will use information from the COUNTY', GIS system on hydrologic features in the COUNTY. This information will be augmented by the St. III- River Water Management District wetland inventory provided to the ENGINEER by the COUNTY. Waters of the United States will be tdentifed on he base maps and included as a CAD Iayer, The CITIES will use the recommended methods le identify potential Waters of the United States within the CITIES using haze maps provided by the COUNTY and provide maps to the ENGINEER. The ENGINEER will review the submittals by the CITIES for sufficiency and provide to the CITIES to—em , if —Ity. The ENGINEER will include the CITIES findings to the oe-application and as a CAD Iaye, TASK II-2.2 Stormwater OWSI Inventory The ENGINEER will prepare for the COUNTY an inventory of --tot o.tftJl,. The ven[ory will be based on available information. For'/ of the l6 watersheds io the COUNTY, the ENGINEER will use either the structure inventory produced during the storm —a master R., or the inventory of structures prepared as part of the Ste—ttier Master Plan (1988) . the basis of the o,tfgl inventory. For the remaining 9 watersheds, the ENGINEER will use v.ilable studies, as -built plans, etc. for the basin inventory. Of the stormwater—fielis, the ENGINEER will identify those which are major outf th, The ootfoIN will be identified on the base map. .. The CITIES will identify, and mark on maps, known —fells within city lime!,. The annotated maps or computer files in mutually agreed w format will be provided to the ENGINEER for inclusion in the County -wide inventory. The ENGINEER wall review the information provided by the CITIES and comment on sufficiency. The ENGINEER will determine lb, drainage areas for sabbW,,l abbi,Rd with the major outfalls associated with the COUNTY. Where possible, the ENGINEER will use the drainage ea delineated by the Stormwatar Master Plan or basin master plans. The CITIES will determine Ne drainage areas associated with m jot —R,111 within city limits. TASK R-2.3 Industrial Site and O.lDl Inventory For discharges from industrial activities owned or operated by the COUNTY, the ENGINEER will identify the loradon and chain , of such facilities on appropriate maps. The ENGINEER will alm develop, list ofnon-municipal industrial activities and assist the COUNTY imtocating such facilities on appropriate maps. The list will be developed based upon the existing COUNTY iinventory supplemented by a list of NPDES permitted facilities provided W the COUNTndustrial Y by EPA, Region IV. The CITIES will provide W the ENGINEER tables listing known municipal and non.municipal stormwater discharges from industrial activities, with muNally agreed to information. TASK ❑-2.4 Data Collection for Watersheds of Major Outtalk For the major o,tfalls, the COUNTY will provide to the ENGINEER in A,WCAD or other suitable digital format county -wide existing land uses, future land uses, SCS soils, populaton densities and population growth for a ten-year period by Tmffic Zones ('1Z), the location of open and closed landfills, the Iacono. of known veatment, storage and disposal(TSD) facilities for p icipal w and the location of publicly -awned arks, recreational areas, and other open Iandsun The ENGINEER will add to this information regiona. --bid co troll (such as nicipal retention and detention ponds) based upon disc—m with COUNTY s.ffand review ofuCOUNTY aerials. These data will be use Pot the preparation of maps w a scale of I inch w 2000 feet for the mapping submittal required by §122.26(d)(I)(iii)(E). The CITIES will compile these data and provide to the ENGINEER for inclusion in the prepared maps for the NPDES stormwater permit application. When possible, the mmpilM data and information will be provided w the COUNTY and CITIES as layers on CAD lowing,, based upon mutually agreed w formats. The ENGINEER will use the land use and soils information to estimate a rvnoff c ffcient and impervious area matrix. The population information will be used by the ENGINEER to prepare ii table of current population within the 16 drainage basins. TASK 11-3 DISCHARGE CHARA ERMTION This Task is o provide information for §122.26(d)(1)(iv), referred to m the regulations az Discharge Chaacleri-ion. TASK 11-3.1 Summarize Water Qmlity Documentation The ENGINEER will obtain and summarize water quality information for Waters of the United States as well as for stormwatec ootfails m the COUNTY. Information from [he ongoing pfogreme by the COUNTY, the CITIES, FDOT, SSRWMD, and FDEP will be assessed for pertinent data and water quality evaluations. In, particular, the ENGINEER will wnsider the ecent Florida 305(b) report, waters listed in the Florida §304(1)(A) and B) reports, Stale Nonpoint Source Assessment (§319(a)), eotrophic lakes identified in the state reports under §314(a), and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's National Wetland Inventory. The ENGINEER will extract the following informa[ion: 1) Discharge volume and quality. Summaries will be prepared for the work conducted in previous studies and will be wrrelaled and condensed to sadsfy the Pan I permit application. 2) List of potentially affected rece ving waters. The ENGINEER will identify both dng and future receiving w er affected by non -point source discharges, based upon exi ling information. The following evaluations will be performed on the available data and reports: • The potential contributions of stormwatec discharges to the water quality problems wilt be summarized. • The causes of water quality lmdard violations and non-support of designated uses will be considered. • The water bodies that require the control of stormwatec discharges in order to attain or maintain water quality s dards will be identified. • The eotrophic condition of major publicly owned lakes in the COUNTY and any special = m anagemen[ 11 restomdon programs for lakes with impaired uses will be • Stormarizedwater management programs in place to prote tect critieat war bodies wilt be summ. TASK 11-3.2 Field Scrcening During Dry Weather For the dry the, field ureening ➢rogrzm of the NPDES permit application required by g322.26(d)(I)(iv)(D), the COUNTY and CITIES will be required to perform a field inspection of stormwater -WE. If dry weather Flows are observed, then the NPDES permit application spresence include the collectlon of descriptive data ananalyses, d field which are intended to detect lheof illicit connections or illegal dumping. In accordance with EPA requirements, the ENGINEER will identify up to 250 -fall, located throughout the COUNTY and CITIES for —eing. If Flow is detected, two grab samples at each site shall be wllwted tluring a 24- hour period with a minimum period of 4 hours between samples Descriptive data to be ealiwted for each sample include: o Site I Imdoa Date, dme, name of sampler Weather observations Water femperatura Presence of oil sheen or surface acum Cola, Net • Turbidity During the screening, color photogaphs of the dry weather Flow with time, data, and a lomaime code sapadmposed formal, —fall will b.obtained by thescreening crew(s). Fieldanalysiswill be performed on selected outtalk which have dry weather Ilow. Required Field analyses will include measurements of: Flow • pH Total Chlorine Total Phenol Dmm,mnlslSurfar-, • Total Copper Field analyses will be performed using relatively inexpensive coloromroic test kits which can provide screening level results rather than quantimtwe data. The ENGINEER will identify manufacturers of field teat kits Me will recommend to the COUNTY preferred test kits. Upon the approval of the COUNTY, the ENGINEER will purchase sufficient kits (and replacement chemicals) for the field screening progam. Field sampling will be conducted by the ENGINEER with one or more 2-person teams for health and safety easidemtions. The ENGINEER will develop a comprehensive field screening IS. to provide a systematic approach w the NRnES requirements for dry weather field screening. The plan will include information on the sites, protocol to be followed, and blank forms to be completed during each field visit. The ENGINEER will !rein the COUNTY on the use of the field kits by providing in -the -office and in -the -field training. The ENGINEER will obtain two sets of field screening equipment for the field screening teams. The equipment will consist of field crew equipment (e.g., had hat, gloves, wading b.. eye protection), analysis equipment (e.g., graduated container, stopwatch, pH meter, wash bottles, distilled water, disposable latex gloves, test Rib), sample eollmlion equipment (e.g., sample _conWhem, bucket, rope), other equipment (s.g., Flow —1,clipboard, writing m [et-W, flashlight, camera, crowbar, tape measure), and safety materials (e.g., Tefflc control, vests, first aid, snake bite kit, safety line/m v, and personal safety kits). The equipment will be used by the ENGINEER during the execution of this task and [hen turned over to the COUNTY upon the completion of the project. Data compiled during the dry weather field screening progam (see Task II-3.2) will be put into a database that is compatible with the COUNTY's ARC/INFO system. The format of the database will be based upon a consensus between the ENGINEER and COUNTY. TASK II-3.3 Planning for Storm Event Monimring Program (Wet Weather Conditions) The ENGINEER will prepare a It season monitoring plan eo ,chant with the requirements of $ 122.26(d)(1)(v)(E). Tho purpose of the storm event monitoring program is to identify and characterize the s[a—ter quality of m je, oIlf.11I representative of commercial, residential, and industrial land uses. Tire design of the progam will evaluate and fake into aceount the following elements: • Site selection and sampling locations. Watershed size, hydraulic ch—wristics, land Ill I,g., mixed urban versus single land use); sampling sloe locations (access, safety, urity, AC power); proximity [o NPDES pennit[ed dischargers that might bias mpling data. • new onitoring strategy. Monitoring ms--hhion; primary flow control devices (wetrsmfiumes) v rsu open channel rating accuacy. • Sampling strategy. Number of rt s for runoff sampling; p—dtp n d—tion, volume, in nsity; sampling in n (automatic samples v anual gmb sampling); sampling memo, (disc etem s Flow composit j; sampling ffegoenoy; samPle collection chain of custody protocols; antecedent moisture conditions. • Sampling station se urity. Instrument shelters; location m fenced sec availability of AC Power supply; security of sampling probes and conduits; public safety and vandalism considerations. • Water quality parameters. TOW suspended solids, total disolved solids, chemical oxygen demand, biological oxygen demand, it and grease, fecal coliform, fecal streptococcus, pH, — kjeldahl nitrogen, t,W and dissolved phosphorous, organics, meW,, etc. and additional panmeters for industry if expsted to be present. I bora(ory analytical procedures. Sample volumes required (e.g., oil and grease analysis requires about I liter sample volume); preservation techniques and holding tr es,-ttlyticai Procedures; laboratory capabilities (priority pollutant scan, QAIQC). • Physir h—i.l Inane measurements. Parameters such as III, dissolved oxygen, LemperaNre, conductivity. • Data management and analysis. Design of a water quaan lity and quantity database for mrcrocompurer; gen moon of statistical and gaphical summaries. . The ENGINEER will work with COUNTY and CITY cuff to identify a range of representative underexisting conditions as well as under future land use conditions. The ENGINEER will analyze residential sites based on average de,,sity (e.g., dwelling ,it, per acre) for existing and build -out conditions, age of development utilities (water, sewer) and growth rate. Commercial and industrial outfalls will be monitored s,p,,t,ly. The storm event monitoring plan will be prepared by the ENGINEER as a sepam(e decument (which will be ultimately incorporated into me Part I application) which may be submitted to (he USEPA III review prior to the Pan I aPPlicarion. TASK II4 ASSESSMENT OF COU=1 EXISTING STOR ATER MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS The ENGINEER will assess the COUNTY', existing stormwatet management program related to thestormwater pollution control as required by §t22.26(d)(t)(v). The ENGINEER will — with the COUNTY and CITIES to eefne the ffif—ai,, reqW,,,] for this III—t If the application. The illf—mki, Mll h,l],d,: St,I lt,al and nonstructural RMPI; op,'I" and 'ai—mm P—ti RIgi,ild— —6, erosion and sediment convol requirements for conswcdon sites; Floodphl, management; Wetland 1p—lbii,; and, • r—'—' spill —'— p"..; The COUNTY will pi,,,lde written descriptions (WordPerfect, 1t edition, for Windows) If each If theseprograms t. the ENGINEER The ENGINEER will re the wm- d,,6pd... for sufficiency and provide ---, t, the COUNTY. The written descriptions may b, augmented by meetings with COUNTY staff —i,I,libl, f,, the programs. The ENGINEER will —d up to three (3) meetings with COUNTY stiff for this purpose. The CITIES will provide to the ENGINEER . written assessment If respective sormwater _g"I't p"g_ listed above. The 11111—t will b, p—idi,,! W [he ENGINEER i, _,.Ily agreed W written and Ilw—i, format for inclusion into the NPDES ll-- N-it application. TASK 11-5 —STING FISCAL RESOURCES This task is w compile fiscal information �uidefiningd by 5122.26(d)(1)(,i), defining the financialabilities bi 11 b" that are available W the COUNTY and CITIES, and, in pwi,,I,, In& id-fri,li w —pl'il the P� 2 II -it tippli-i— T, this end, the COUNTY ill provide the ,i,ti,g , nidpll budgets toIt'll-11 as well as current assets and liabilities. The CITIES 'i" limido to the ENGINEER information, i, , mutually agreed I, 'Ilmli w the flll'i'I "Ill 11;� 11 the municipality including current 1il d liabilities, d ability to fund 1, 2 'ymunicipalitymunicipalitymunicipalityl, p- t application. TASK III PREPARE PART I PERMIT APPLICATION This mlk will produce the Pa I I,Illit 'plifi-i- from the PId-, If n,l,l I and 11 • AllIll—I If ldqlny If Ilgl] -1h.i&fty; • S.— id.dfi.Ii., • DischargehmRriufi,,: • St'l-11 ItIllItill I—ml R,Ig—,; and, • Elild, fiscal ---. The technical memoranda, maps, and relevant digital data for these tasks will be prepred m formats that will be suitable for inclusion m the Part 1 submitmt. A daft Pan I permit application and all as ociated documents will be submitted to the COUNTY and CITIES for a 30-day review period prior to preparallon of the final Pan 1 applicant and submittal w EPA. Two copies of the final Pan 1 applicaion will be submitted to EPA on or before June 12, 1995. Two copies of the final application will be P—ided to the COUNTY and CITIES. TASRIV COORDINATE NEGOTIATIONS WITH REGULATORY AGENCY DURING PERMIT REVIEWS AND PROCESSING During the 90-day review period for the Pan I Wet Season Sampling Plan, the ENGINEER will .tsta with EPA ff to answer que and provide additional documentation if Th ecessary. e pum of this effort nr the re w pro and to provide the ecessary follow-up inform o that the Part IWet Season Sampli, Plan can be approved n a timely fashion. TTe ENGINEER will respond to EPA wmments on the Pan I stormwater perm t appli=m. Tasks I -I I-2 1-3 . II-1 11-2.1 11-2:2 11-2.3 11-2A EXMBIT C STORMWATER NPDES PERMIT APPLICATION - PART I SUMMARY OF DELIVERABLES FROM ENGINEER Dese^o.on Mobiliration pel'veable Permit APPlieation..Work Plan Meeting with EPA Region IV Mceting with Cioes and Counly Draft Interlpcal Agreements Coordination Six (6) Co -applicant Meetings Data Exchange Daly Exchange Formats Legal Authority Meeting with County Draft Summary of Legal Assessment Recommended Approach to Legal Authority Schedule for Legal Authority Identify Waters - Methods he Define Waters of the US CAD Layer of Waters of the US Mdell Inventory CAD File and Table of County and City 0 dell, Drainage Areas of Major Ou All Industry Inventory Map Files and CAD Overlays with Industrial Activities Watershed Data Map Files and CAD Arerlays with Land Use, Soils, Open & Closed I.andflls, TSDs, Open Lands Tables of Population & Densities for 1995 and 2005 Table of Land Use -specific Runoff Coeffeients & Impernousness Water Quality Data Summary of Water Quality Informahon 1 EXHIBIT C STORMWATER NPDES PF,RMIT APPLICATION - PART I SUMMARY OF DELIVERABLES FROM ENGINEER (camm�oa) Tasks ne�.� Der�eame II-3.2 Field Screening Field Scrcening Kill Field Screening Plan Training Field Equipment (2 sets) II-3.3 Wet Sampling Plan Wet WeaNer Sampling Plan �D-t' Pmg— Assessment Mewing, (3) With Staff II-5 Application Dnft NPDM Stormwater Permit Application Base Maps with Overlays (hardcopies) Electronic CAD snit Arcllnfo Fit. i. Tabular Data in Digital Format Final Application (2 EPA, Co -applicants) IV' Negotiation Response to EPA Completeness Comments EMMIT C STORMWATER NPDES PERMTT APPLICATION - PART I SUMMARY OF DELIVERABLES FROM COUNTY Task= Desc Denvemo I -I Mobilization Meeting with Cities and Engineer Review of Dmft Imerlocal Agreements I-2 Coordination Si. (6)Co-applicant Meetings I-3 Data Exchange Review of Data Exchange Formats 'IM Legal Authority Mcet, it Engineer Copies of E kftg C—ty Regulations Review of Dmft Summary of Legal Assessment by Atm,,y Review of Approach to Legal Authority Review of Schedulefor Legal Authority II-2 Charncteriretion Historical Ordinances Related to POM '. Restrictions II-2.1 Identify Waters Hydrologic Features CAD Files Drainage Area CAD Files Base Maps with Hydrologic Features (Hardcopy) II-2.2 0alf0l Inventory GIS Layers (Hydrologic features, wetlands, eta.) Copies of Completed Studies and SWeture Inventories H-2.3 Industrial Inventory Existing Industrial Inventory EXHMIT C STORvIWATER NPDES PERMTT APPLICATION - PART I SUMMARY OF DELIVERABLES FROM COUNTY (Cnnfmt,ad) Tasks Dtltlnmnerveame _ 11-2.4 Watershed Data GIs Files with Existing and Future Land Use, Soil Associations, Taflic Zones, Open & Closed Landfills, ISM, Open Lands, and Basin/Subbnm Delineation Tables of Population & Densities for 1994 vtd 2004 Meeting on s tual Controls II-3.1 Water Quality Data Existing Water Quality Studies and Ongoing Sampling Programs 11-3.2 Field Screening Review of Field Screening Site Selection 11-0 Program Assessment Written Descriptions & Computer Files on _ County Management Plogrzms for: • Structural &Non-stacNrel Controls • O&M Pactiees • Constriction Site Controls • FloodpWa Management • Wetland Protection • Emergency Spill Response Meetings (3) with Stiff It-5 Fiscal Resources Existing County Budgets Existing County Assets & Liabilities Line Item for Part 2 Permit Application Source of Funding III Application Review of Daft NPDES Application IV Negotiahon - Rev ,, of R,,p—1, to EPA Completeness Commems EXHIBIT D SE, HOLE COUNTY STORMWATER NPDFS PERMIT APPLICATION EXHMIT D SEMINOLE COUNTY STORMWATER NPDFS PERMIT APPLICATION Signilican[ Roject Milestones October 1, 1994 C 'Pleb,. of Preliminary Mapping February 1, 1994 we Weather Sampling Plan March 1, 1995 Completion of Field Screening May 1, 1995 Preliminary Draft of NPDFS Permit Apo. 1— 12, 1995 SO,oitW of Part I Permit Application TABLE I SEMINOLE COUNTY STORMIVATER NPDES PART I COST ALLOCATION BASED ON POPULATION T9ta1 FDOT and Tram DMdon Authority Alt-10n Remaining A29,250 Entity Population % Uaicorp...d COan 155,481 50.8% Altamonte Springs 36,380 11.8% C-0-y 22,227 7.3% Lake Mary 6,426 2.1% 5,159 Longwood 13,312 4 .4% 10,811 Ovim 14,539 4.8% 11,793 San(otd 34,156 11.2% 27,518 Wintu SPdngs 23,352 7.6% 181673 "Totals 305,872 100.0% $245,695