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St. Johns Myer
Water Management District
Kirby B. Green III, Executive Director. John R. Wehle, Assistant Executive Director
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Post Office Box 1429 . Pal atka, FL 32178-1429 . (386) 329-4500
October 10, 2002
Wayne Saunders
City Manager
City of Clermont
P. O. Box 120219
Clermont, FL 34711
RE:
City of Clermont - Consent Order
CUP No. 2478
SJRWMD F.O.R. No. 2001-146
Dear Mr. Saunders:
Enclosed please find a copy of the executed Consent Agreement between the
City of Clermont and the St. Johns River Water Management District to resolve the
violations of the City of Clermont Consumptive Use Permit. District staff is willing to
provide advice and other assistance as necessary to ensure the City of Clermont
complies with the corrective actions stated in paragraphs 24 through 29 of the Consent
Agreement within the stated timeframes.
If you have any questions, please contact me at (386) 312-2347.
Very truly yours,
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Charles A. Lobdell, III
Assistant General Counsel
Office of General Counsel
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Enclosure
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Dwight Jenkins (w/enc.)
Shannon Joyce (w/enc.)
PDS - Pal atka & Alt. Spgs.
GOVERNING BOARD
Duane OUenstroer, CHAIRMAN Ometries D. Long, V1CE CHAIRMAN R. Clay Albrighl, SECRETARY David G. Graham, TIOEASURER
JACKSONVILLE APOPKA EAST lAKE WEIR JAC1<SONVILLE
W. Michael Branch Jeff K. JeMings William Kerr Ann T. Moore Catherine A. Walker
FERNANDINA BEACH MAffiN O MELBOURNE BEACH BUNNEll. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS
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City of Clermont
Lake County, Florida
Consumptive Use Permits No. 2-069-0175,
No. 2-069-0963, and No. 2-069-1180
F.O.A. No. 2001-146
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CONSENT AGREEMENT
This Consent Agreement is entered into between the City of Clermont, a Florida
municipality ("Respondent"), and the St. Johns River Water Management District
("District"), to settle certain matters at issue between them under Chapter 373, Florida
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Statutes (F.S.), and Chapter 40C-2, Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.).
FINDINGS OF FACT
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1.
The District, a special taxing district created by Chapter 373, F.S., is
charged with the responsibility to prevent harm to the water resources of the District and
to administer and enforce Part II, Chapter 373, F.S., and the rules promulgated
thereunder.
2.
The District is specifically authorized to administer and enforce the
permitting programs in Sections 373.219 and 373.244, F.S. In part, the District has
implemented these programs through Chapter 40C-2, F.A.C.
3.
Respondent is a public supplier of water located in Lake County, Florida.
4.
On July 7, 1992, the District issued Consumptive Use Permit (CUP)
Number 2-069-0175 to Respondent. This permit authorized the use of groundwater
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from the Floridan aquifer to supply an estimated population of 8,792 people with water
for household use, commercial/industrial use, and urban landscape irrigation. A true
and correct copy of Consumptive Use Permit Number 2-069-0175 is attached hereto as
Exhibit "A" and incorporated by reference.
5.
. On February 13, 1990, the District issued CUP No. 2-069-0963 to Lake
Hills Utilities. This permit authorized the use of groundwater from the Floridan aquifer to
supply an estimated population of 2,265 people with water for household use,
commercial/industrial use, and urban landscape irrigation. A true and correct copy of
Consumptive Use Permit No. 2-069-0963 is attached hereto as Exhibit "B" and
incorporated by reference.
6.
On June 15, 1995, CUP No. 2-069-0963 was transferred to Respondent.
7.
On September 12, 1995, the District issued CUP No. 2-069-1180 to
Respondent. This permit authorized the use of groundwater from the Floridan aquifer to
supply an estimated population of 1,149 people with water for household use,
commercial/industrial use, and urban landscape irrigation. A true and correct copy of
Consumptive Use Permit No. 2-069-1180 is attached hereto as Exhibit "C" and
incorporated by reference.
8.
The applications for renewal of Consumptive Use Permit Nos. 2-069-0175,
2-069-0963, and 2-069-1180, have been combined into CUP application No. 2478 that
is currently under review by District staff.
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Condition 16 of CUP No. 2-069-0175 states, in pertinent part:
Maximum annual groundwater withdrawals for public supply must not
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436.9 million gallons in 1996
465.4 million gallons in 1997
480.3 million gallons in 1998
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Condition 14 of CUP No. 2-069-0963 states:
Maximum annual withdrawals for household use must not exceed 40.6
mgals [million gallons] in 1990, 60.9 mgals in 1991, 81.2 mgals in 1992,
101.5 mgals in 1993,131.4 mgals in 1994, 131.4 mgals in 1995, and
131.4 mgals in 1996.
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Condition 16 of CUP No. 2-069-0963 states:
Maximum annual withdrawals for landscape irrigation must not exceed
27.5 mgals (84.3 acre-feet).
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Condition 14 of CUP No. 2-069-1180 states:
Maximum annual ground water withdrawals must not exceed the following:
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26.59 million gallons in 1995;
53.12 million gallons in 1996
64.58 million gallons in 1997.
13.
Respondent's withdrawal of groundwater from 1996 to 2000 inclusive
exceeded the amount allocated by CUP No. 2-069-0175, as stated in the table below:
Year Use (mgals) Allocation % Over
1996 503.49 436.90 15
1997 514.18 465.40 10
1998 612.87 480.30 28
1999 642.83 480.30 34
2000 580.40 480.30 21
14.
Respondent's withdrawal of groundwater from 1997 to 2001 inclusive
exceeded the amount allocated by CUP No. 2-069-0963, as stated in the table below:
Year Use (maals) Allocation % Over
1997 182.87 158.90 15
1998 218.60 158.90 38
1999 604.47 158.90 280
2000 707.31 158.90 345
2001 255.53 158.90 61
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Respondent's withdrawal of groundwater from 1996 to 2001 inclusive
exceeded the amount allocated by CUP No. 2-069-1180 as stated in the table below:
Year Use (maals) Allocation % Over
1996 96.45 53.12 82
1997 159.65 64.58 147
1998 113.73 64.58 76
2000 158.12 64.58 145
2001 163.77 64.58 154
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
16.
The District has jurisdiction over Respondent and its withdrawal of water.
Sections 373.069(2) and 373.219, F.S., and Chapter 40C-2, F.A.C.
17.
Respondent's exceedances of its maximum annual groundwater
withdrawals in 1996 through 2000.violated Condition 16 of CUP No. 2-069-0175 and áre
violations of Chapter 373, F.S. and Chapter 40C-2, F.A.C. Section 373.219, F.S., and
Rule 40C-2.381 (1), F.A.C.
18.
Respondent's exceedances of its maximum annual groundwater
withdrawals in 1997 through 2001 violated Conditions 14 and 16 of CUP No. 2-069-
0963 and are violations of Chapter 373, F.S., and Chapter 40C-2, F.A.C. Section
373.219, F.S., and Rule 40C-2.381 (1), F.A.C.
19.
Respondent's exceedances of its maximum annual groundwater
withdrawals in 1996 through 2001 violated Condition 14 of CUP No. 2-069-1180 and are
violations of Chapter 373, F.S., and Chapter 40C-2, F.A.C. Section 373.219, F.S., and
Rule 40C-2.381 (1), F.A.C.
20.
The District is authorized to commence a cause of action in circuit court and
seek a civil penalty in an amount not exceeding Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) per
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offense per day for violations of Chapter 373, F.S., and Chapter 40C-2, F.A.C. Section
373.129(5), F.S.
21.
The District is authorized to recover investigative costs and reasonable
attorneys' fees expended in the enforcement of its programs. Section 373.129(6), I=.S.
CORRECtiVE ACTION
22.
Respondent shall not undertake any further withdrawals of water except
as authorized by District permit.
23.
In lieu of paying a settlement penalty, Respondent shall perform the
corrective actions below. The District has determined that the cost of performing the
corrective actions will exceed by 150% or more the monetary settlement penalty for the
violations of the Permits.
24.
Within 120 days of rendition of this consent agreement, Respondent shall
permanently hire a water shortage enforcement officer to enforce the watering
ordinance and any water shortage agreements that the District issues. Respondent
must track the watering violations complaints and enforcement actions and make these
lists available to the District upon request.
25.
Within. 120 days of rendition of this consent agreement, Respondent shall
adopt a provision in its building code that requires the Respondent to inspect in-ground
sprinkler systems installed as part of new home construction for an operational rain shut
off sensor device as required by Section 373.62, F.S., prior to issuing a Certificate of
Occupancy. Respondent shall not issue a Certificate of Occupancy if an operational
rain shut off sensor is not installed on all automatic sprinkler systems.
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Within 120 days of rendition of this consent agreement, Respondent shall
include a provision in every permit it issues that authorizes the installation of in-ground
sprinkler systems to require an inspection for an operational rain shut off sensor as
required by Section 373.62, F.S. The final inspection must not be approved if the rain
sensor is not installed or operational. This provision must apply to all permits issued by
the City Building Department to install in-ground sprinklers at existing or new homes.
27.
Within 120 days of rendition of this consent agreement, Respondent shall
adopt an ordinance that requires, within one (1) year of adoption of the ordinance, the
installation of an operational rain shut off sensor for every in-ground sprinkler system
that was installed prior to the adoption of Section 373.62, F.S. (on May 1, 1991) and for
those installed after May 1, 1991 that do not'have the required sensor. The goal of this
ordinance is to ensure that every in-ground sprinkler system will have an operational
rain shut off sensor that is maintained.
28.
Within 120 days of rendition of this consent agreement, Respondent shall
co-fund at least 50% of a mobile irrigation lab for a minimum of two (2) years.
Respondent shall advertise that the mobile irrigation lab is available to all the residents
of the City of Clermont at no cost.
29.
Respondent shall either upgrade the Western Wastewater Treatment
Facility to tertiary treatment standards or send all wastewater that is treated at the
Western Wastewater Treatment Facility to the Eastern Wastewater Facility by 2006.
30.
The District agrees, for and in consideration of the complete and timely
performance of the obligations set forth herein that rendition of this consent agreement
is dispositive of the violations contained herein, and the District waives its rights to seek
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judicial imposition of damages or civil or criminal penalties for the violations contained
herein.
31.
By executing this consent agreement, Respondent waives its rights to
judicial review or an administrative hearing on the terms of this Agreement and waives its
rights, including defenses, under section 120.69, F.S.
32.
The District expressly reserves the right to initiate appropriate legal action to
prevent any future violations of Chapter 373, F.S., or the rules of the District.
33.
Performance of the consent agreement does not relieve Respondent of any
need to comply with applicable federal, state, or local laws, rules, or ordinances. In
addition, the rights of substantially affected persons as defined in Chapter 120, F.S., who
are not parties to this Agreement, are not abrogated by matters agreed to herein.
34.
This consent agreement will become effective after rendition (filing) by the
District Clerk, which will occur after its execution by Respondent and the Chairman of the
Governing Board on behalf of the District
35.
Upon rendition, this consent agreement will constitute a final administrative
action of the District, and the terms and conditions set forth herein may be enforced in a
court of competent jurisdiction pursuant to Sections 373.129 and 120.69, F.S.
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No modifications of the terms of this consent agreement shall be effective
until reduced to writing and executed by both Respondent and the District.
RESPONDENT
CITY OF CLERMONT
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RENDERED this qu.. day of Oc.;tDb~r
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SANDRA BERTRAM
DISTRICT CLERK
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PERMIT NO.
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DATE ISSUED
JULY
7, 1992
CONSUMPTIVe US.E
A PERMIT AUTHORIZING:
us OF GROUNDWATER FRQ~ THEFLORIOAN AQUIFER TO SÙPPLY AN eSTI~ATfD
POPULATION OF 8792 PEOPLE IN 7 Y~ARS
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LOCATION:
SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 22 SOUTH, ffANGE 2~ EAST
LAKE CO~NTY ,
CLERMONT POTAELE WATER SUPPLY
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CITY OF CLERMONT
1 WESTGATE PLAZI\
C~ERMONT, FL 34711
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Permittee agrees to hold and save the St Johns River Water Management District and its successors hannJess from any and all
damages, claims, of liabilities which may arise from permit issuance. Said application, including all plans and specifications attached'
thereto, is by reference made a part hereof.
This pennit does not convey to permittee any property rights nor any rights or privileges other than those specified herein, nor
relieve the permittee from complying with any law, regulation or requirement affecting the rights of other bodies or agencies.
All structures and works installed by pennittee hereunder shall remain the property of the pennittee.
This Permit may be revoked, modified or transferred at any time pursuant to the appropriate provisions of Chapter 373 or 403,
Florida Statutes and 4OC,1. Florida Administrative Codes:
PERMIT IS CONDITIONED UPON:
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SEf COND[TIONS ON ^TT~CHED "EXHIBIT A", DATED JULY
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AUTHORIZED BY: St. Johns River Water Management District
Department of Resource Management
Governing Board
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CONDITIONS FOR- ISSUANCE OF PERMIT NUMBER 2-069-0175NFGM
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1.
DISTRICT AUTHORIZED STAFF, UPON PftOPER IDENTIFICATION, WILL
HAVE PERMISSION TO E~TER~ INSPECT AND OBSERVE PE~MITTED AND
RI¡-LATEO FACILITIES IN ORDER TO DETERMINE COMPLIANCE WITH THE
APPROVED PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS PERMITD
2.
NOTHING IN THIS PERMIT SHOULD BE CONSTRUED TO LIMIT THE
AUTHORITY OF THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT TO-
DECLARE A WATER SHORTAGE AND ISSUE ORDERS PURSUANT TO SECTION
373.175, FLORIDA STATUTES, OR TO FORMULATE A PLAN FOR
IMPLEME~TATION DURING-PERIODS OF WATER SHORTAGE, PURSUANT TO
SECTION 373.246, FLORIDA STATUTES. IN THE EVENT OF A WATER
SHORTAGE, AS DECLARED BY THE DISTRICT GOVERNING BOARD, THE
PERMITTEE MUST ADHERE TO REDUCTIONS IN wATER wITHDRAWALS AS
~PECIFIEÞ BY THE DISTRICT.
PRIOR TO THE CONSTRUCTION, MODIFICATION, OR ABANDONMENT OF A
WELL, THE PERMITTEE MUST OBTAIN A WATER WELL CONSTRUCTION
PERMIT FROM THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 40C-3, FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE.
CONSTRUCTION, MODIFICATION OR ABANDONMENT OF A WELL WILL
REQUIRE MODIFICATION OF THE CONSUMPTIVE USE PERMIT WHEN SUCH
CONSTRUCTION, MODIFICATION OR ABANDONMENT IS OTHER- THAN THAT
SPECIFIED AND DESCRIBED ON THE CONSUMPTIVE USE PERMIT
APPLICATION FORM.
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LEAKIN-G OR INOPERATIVE I~ELL CASINGS, vALVES, ÒR CONTROLS MUST
BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED AS REQUIRED TO PUT THE SYSTEM BACK IN
AN OPERATIVE CONDITION ACCEPTABLE TO THE DISTRICT. FAILURE TO
MAKE SUCH REPAIRS WILL BE CAUSE FOR DEEMING THE WELL ABANDONED
IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 17.21.02(5), FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE
-CODE AND CHAPTER -373.309, FLORIDA STATUTES.
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PERMITTEE MUST MITIGATE ANY ADVERSE IMPACT CAUSED BY
WITHDRAWALS PERMITTED HEREIN ON LEGAL USES OF WATER EXISTING -
AT THE TIME OF PERMIT AP~LICATI~N. - THE DISTRICT HAS THE RIGHT
- TO CURTAIL PERMITTED WITHDRAWAL RATES OR WATER ALLOCATIONS IF
TliE WITHDRAWALS OF WATER CAUSE AN ADVERSE IMPACT ON LEGAL USES
OF WATER WHICH EXISTED AT THE TIME OF PERMIT APPLICATION.
'ADVERSE IMPACTS ARE EXEMPLIFIED BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
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REDUCTION OF WELL WATER LEVELS RESULTING IN A REDUCTION
OF 10% IN THE ABILITY OF AN ADJACENT WELL TO PRODUCE
WATER;
REDUCTION OF WATER LEVELS IN AN ADJACENT SURFACE WATER
BODY RESULTING IN A SIGNIFICANT IMPAIRMENT OF THE USE OF
WATER IN THAT WATER BODY.
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(C) SALINE WATER iNTRUSION OR INTRODUCTION OF POLLUTANTS INTO
THE WATER SUPPLY OF AN ADJACENT WATER use RESULTING IN A
SIGNIFICANT R~DUCTION OF WATER QUALITY; AND
(D) CHANGE IN ~ATER ~UALITY RESULTING IN EITHER IMPAIRMENT OR
LOSS OF USE O~ A)WELL_OR WATER D~DY. -
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6. PERMITTEE MUST MITiGATE ANY ADVERSE IMPACT CAUSED BY
WITHDRAWAL~ PERMITtED HEREIN ON ADJACENT LAND USES WHICH
EXISTED At- THE TIME OF PERMIT APPLICATION. THE DISTRICT HAS
THE RIGHT TO CURTAil PERMITTED WITHDRAWAL RATES OF WATER
ALLOCATIONS IF WITHDRAWALS 'OF WATER CAUSE AN ADVERSE IMPACT-ON
'- ADJACENT LAND USE ~HICH EXISTED AT THE TIME OF PERMIT
- APFLICAltoN. ADVE~SE IMPACTS ARE EXEMPLIFIED BY BUT NOT
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SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION IN WATER LEVELS IN AN ADJACENT
SURfACE WATER BODY;
LAND COLLAPSE OR SUBSIDENCE CAUSED BY A REDUCTION IN
WATER LEVELS; AND
DAMAGE TO CROPS AND OTHER TYPES OF VEGETATION.
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THE DISTRICT MUST BE NOTIFIED, IN WRITING, WITHIN 30 DAYS OF
THE TRANSfER OF THIS PERMIT. ALL TRANSFERS ARE!SUBJECT TO THE
PROVISIONS OF 'SECTION 40C-2.351, FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE,
WHICH STATES THAT ALL TERMS "AND CONDITIONS O.F THE PERIllIT SHALL
BE BINDING OF THE TRANSf.EREE.
8~ "A DISTRICT-ISSUED IDENTIfICATIO~ TAG SHALL BE PROMINENTLY
DISPLAYED AT EACH WITHDRAWAL SITE BY PERMANENTLY AFFIXING SUCH
TAG TO T~E PUMP, HEAD GATE, VALVE OR OTHER WITHDRAWAL FACILITY
AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 40C-2.401, FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE.
PERMITTEE SHALL NOTIFY THE DISTRICT IN THE EVENT THAT A .
REPLACEMENT TAG IS NEEDED.
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IF THE PERMITTEE DOES NOT SERVE A NEW PROJECTED DEMAND
LOCATED WITHIN THE SERVICE AREA UPON WHICH THE ANNUAL
ALLOCATION WAS CALCULATED, THE ANNUAL ALLOCATION
WILL BE SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION.
10.
ON THE TENTH DAY FOLLOWING THE MONTH Of RECORD,
PERMITTEE MUST SUBMIT TO THE DISTRICT COPIES Of THE
DER MONTHLY WATER TREATMENT PLANT REPORTS ON A MONTHLY
BASIS FOLLOWING THE MONTH Of RECORD. THE PERMIT NUMBER
MUST BE ATTACHED TO ALL RE~ORTS~
THE PERMITTEE MUST ENSURE THAT ALL SERVICE
CONNECTIONS ARE METERED.
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LAND~CRAPE IRRIGATION IS PROHIBITED BETWEEN THE HOURS OF
10:00 A.M. AND 4:00 P.M., EXCEPT AS FOLLOWS:
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS MAY BE OPERATED ANYTIME fOR
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR PURPOSES ~OT TO EXCEED TEN
MINUTES PER HOUR PER ZONE.
TREATED EffLUENT MUST BE USED AS IRRIGATION WATER WHEN IT
BECOMES PRACTICAL~ ECONOMICALLYFEÃSIBLE, AND PERMISSIBLE
UNDER APPLICABLE STATE AND FEDERAL STATUTES OR REGULATIONS
PROMULGATED THEREUNDER.
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WHENEVER fEASIBLE~ THE PERMITTEE MUST USE NATIVE VEGETATION
THAT REQUIRES LITtLE SUPPLEMENTAL IRRIGATION fOR LANDSCAPING
WITHIN THE SERVICE AREA OF THE PROJECT.
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IRRIGATION USING A MICRO-IRRIGATION SYSTE~ IS
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THE USE OF RECLAIMED WATER FOR IRRIGATION IS ALLOWED
ANYTIME, PROVIDED APPROPRIATE SIGNS ARE PLACED ON THE
PROPERTY TO INfORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND DISTRICT
ENfORCEMENT PERSONNEL OF SUCH USE. SUCH SIGNS MUST DE IN
ACCOHDANCE WITH LOCAL RESTRICTIONS.
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IRRIGATION OF, OR IN PREPARATION FOR PLANTING, NEW
LANDSCAPE IS ALLOWED ANY TIME OF DAY fOR ONE 30 DAY
PERIOD PROVIDED IRRIGATION IS LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT
NECESSARY fOR PLANT ESTABLISHMENT. .
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WATERING IN Of CHEMICALS, INCLUDING INSECTICIDES,
PESTICIDES, FERTILIZERS, FUNGICIDES, AND HERBICIDES WHEN
REQUIRED- BY LAW; THE MANUFACTURER, OR BEST MANAGEMENT
PRACTICES IS ALLOWED ANY"TIME WITHIN 24 HOURS OF APPLICATION.
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T~IS PERMIT WILL EXPIRE 7 YEARS FORM THE DATE OF 'ISSUANCE.
16.
MAXIMUM ANNUAL GROUNDWATER WITHDRAWALS
MUST Nor ¡:XCEED: '
389.5 MILLION GALLONS
402.2 MIL~ION GALLONS
419.8 MILLION GALLONS
428.9 MILLION GALLONS
436.9 MILLI~N'GALLONS
465.4 MILLION GALLONS
480.3 MILLION GALLONS
FOR PUBLIC SUPPLY
IN 1992
IN 1993
IN 1994
IN 1995
IN 1996
IN 1997
IN 1998
17. MAXIMUM DAILY GROUNDWATER, WITHDRAWALS FOR PUBLIC SUPPLY MUST
NOT EXCEED:
1.78 MILLION GALLONS IN 1992
'1.84 MILl'ION GALLONS IN 1993
1.92 Mllï..ION GAlLONS IN 1994
1.96 MILLION GALLONS IN 1995
1.99 ,MILLION GALLONS IN 1996
2.13 MILLION GALLONS IN 1997
2.19 MILLION GALLONS IN 1998,
18.
WITHIN SIX MONTHS OF PERMIT ISSUANCE, ALL EXISTING
WITHDRAWAL POINTS MUST BE EQUIPPED WITH TOTALIZING FLOW
METERS. TOTALIZING FLOW METERS MUST MAINTAIN A 95X
ACCURACY, BE VERIFIABLE AND BE ~NSTALLED ACCORDING TO
MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS.
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THE pe~MITTEE MUST MAINTAIN THE REQUIRED FLOW METERS. IN
CASE OF FAILURE OR.BREAKDOWN OF ANY METER OR OTHER DEVICE,
THE DISTRICT MUST BE NOTIfIED IN WRITING WITHIN 5 DAYS OF
ITS DISCOVERY. A DEFECTIVE 'METER ,MUST BE REPAIRED OR
REPLACED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF ITS DISCOVERY.
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TOTAL WIT~DRAWALS FROM EACH MONITORED SOURCE MUST BE
RECORDED CONTINUOUSLY, TOTALLED MONTHLY, AND REPORTED TO THE
DISTRICT AT LEAST EVERY SIX MONTHS FROM THE INITIATION Of
THE MONITORING USING FORM NO. EN-SO.
21.
THE PERMITTEE MUST HAVE ALL FLOW METERS CALIBRATED ONCE
EVERY 3 YEARS WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE ANNIVERSARY DATE Of
PERMIT ISSUANCE, AND RECALIBRATED IF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
THE ACTUAL FLOW AND THE METER READING IS GREATER THAN 5%.
DISTRICT FORM NO. EN-51 MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE DISTRICT
WITHIN 10 DAYS OF INSPECTION/CALIBRATION.
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PERMITTEE MUST IMPLEMENT THE CONSERVATION PLAN SUBMITTED TO
THE DISTRICT ON JUNE 9~ 1992 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE,
SCHEDULE CONTAINED THEREIN. A REPORT DETAILING THE PROGRESS
OF PLAN IMPLEMENTATION MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE DISTRICT ON
OR BEFORE JULY 7, 1996.
23.
SOURCE CLASSIFICATION IS CONFINED OR SEMI-CONFINED AQUIFER.
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USE CLASSIFICATION IS 70X HOUSEHOLD, 10%
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL, 10% URBAN LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION, AND
10% WATER UTILITY. '
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POST OFFICE BOX 1429
PALATKA, FLORIDA 32173-1429
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PERMIT NO.
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JRIGINAL PER~IT ISSUED Eg§B~ðß! 11, 1~2Q .
?ERMIT TRANSFER ISSUED "lU~~-l~, 122~ .
A PER~IT AUTHORIZING:
USE OF GROU~D WATER FRO~ THE" FLORIDAN A~UIFER TJ SERVE AN ESTIMAl
POPULATION OF 2,265 PEOPLE IN 7 YEARS AND TO IR~IGATE 22 ACRES Of
LANDSCAPE AREAS.
LOCATION:
SECTION 22~ TOWNSHIP 22 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST
LAKE (OUN TV
lAK"e "HILLS" WELLS
ISSUED TO:
(OWNER)
CITY OF ClE~MONr
P.o. BOX 12D219
CLERMONT, FL 34712
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PERMITTEE AGREES TO HOLD AND SAVE THE ST. JOHNS RIVER W~TER MANAGEMENT
DISTRICT AND ITS SUCCESSORS HAR~LESS fROM ANY AND ALL DAMAGES, CLAI~S,
OR LIABILITIES WHICH MAY ARISE FROM PERMIT ISSUANCE. S~"iD ~PPLICATION,
INCLUDING ALL PLANS AND SPECIfIC"ATIONS ATTACHED THERETO, IS "BY REFE~ENCE
MADE A PART HEREOF.
THIS PERMIT DOES NOT CO~VEY TO PERMITTEE ANY PROPERTY RIGHTS NOR ANY
RIGHTS OR PRIVILEGES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREI~, NOR RELIEVE THE
PER~ITTEE FROM COMPLYING WITH A~Y LAW, REGULATIJN OR REQUIREMENT
AFFECTI~G THE RIGHTS OF OTH:R BODIES OR AGE~CIES. ALL STRUCTURES A~D
WORKS INSTALLED BY PERMITTEE HEREUNDER SHALL RE~AIN THE PRO?ERTY OF THE
PER~ITTEE. "
THIS PERMIT MA~ BE REVOKED, MODIFIED OR TRA~SFE~RED Ai ANY TIME PURSUANT
TO THE APPRJPRIAT: PROVISrO~S Of CH~PTER 373 OR 403r fL~RID~ ST~TUrES AND
40C~1, FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODES": "
PER~IT IS CONDITIONëO UPON:
SEE CONDITIONS ON ATTACHED ~EXHr8rT Au, DATED FE8RU~RY 13, 1990 "
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AUTHORIZED òY: sr. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAG~MENT OISTRICT
DE~ARrMEÖ1b.R~i;~NA.EME~T Ga~ER~ . '"
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-CONDITIONS fOR ISSUANCE Of PERMIT NUMBER 2-069-0963NM
CITY Of CLERMONT
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ORIGINAL PERMIT ISSUED FEBRUARY 13, 1990
PERMIT TRANSFER ISSUED JUNE 15, 1995
DISTRICT AUTHORIZED STAFF, UPON PROPER IDENTIFICATION, WILL- .
HAVE PERMISSION TO ENTER, INSPECT AND 08SERve PERMITTED A~D
RELATED FACILITIES IN ORDER TO DETERMINE COMPLIANCE WITH THE
APPROVED PLANS, S?EC-IfICAfIONS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS PER~IT.
2.
NaTHING IN THIS PERMIT SHOULD Sf CONSTRUED TO LIMIT THE
AUTHORIty OF THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGE~ENT DISTRICT TO
DECLARE A WATER SHORTAGE AND ISSUE ORDERS PURSUANT TO S£CTION
373.175, FLORIDA STATUTES, OR TO FORMULATE A PLAN FOR
IMPLEMENTATION DURING PERIODS OF WATER SHORTAGE, PURSUANT TO
SECTION 313.246, FLORIDA STATUTES. IN THE EVENT OF A WATER
SHOR-TAG-E;---A$ - DEcIARl:"D ffY--"rHE-DIST- Ü:t-T-----G-Ö'JEirN:tN(;"--Š--ÖA-Rt)~ - THË---
PERMITTEE ~UST ADHERE TO REDUCTIONS I~ WATER WITHORAW~LS- AS
SPECIFIED_BY THE DISTRICT.
PRIOR TO fHE CONSTRUCTION, MOOIFICATIJN, OR A3ANDONME~T OF A
WELL, THE PERMITTEE MUST ~BTAIN A WATER WELL CONSTRUCTION
PE-RMIT FROM THE Sf. J~HNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 40'-3, FLOR!DA AD~INISTRATIVE CODE.
CONSTRUCTION, MODIFICATIO~ OR AaANDON~ENT OF A WEL~ WILL
REQUIRE Mo6IFICATION OF TKE CONSUMPTIVE USE PERMIT WHEN- SUCH
CONSTRUCTION, MODlfICATIO~ OR ABANDONMENT IS OTHER THAN-THAT
SPECIFIED AND DESCRI8ED O~ THE CONSUMPTIV£ USE P~RMIT
APPLICATION fORM.
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4.
LEAKING OR INOPERATIVE WELL CASINGS, vALVES, OR CONTRJLS ~UST'
SE REPAIRED OR RE?LACED AS RE~UIREO TO PUT TH~ SYSTE~ -8AC( IN
AN OPERATIVE CONDITION ACCEPTABLE TO THE DISTRICT. FAILURE TO
M~KE SUCH REPAIRS WILL BE CAUSE-FOR DEE~ING T~E WELL ABANDONED
IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHA?TE~ 17~21.02(5), FLORIDA AOMINISTR'TIVE
CJDE AND CHAPTER 373.309, FLORIDA STATUTES.
5.
PERMITTEE MUST MITI~ATE A~Y ADVERSE IMPACT CAUSED BY
~ITH~RAWALS PERMITTED HERE1N ON LEGAL USES -OF WATER EXISTING
AT THE TIME OF PE~MIT APPLICATION. THE DISTRICT ~AS THE RIGHT
TO CURTAIL PERMITTED WITHDRAWAL RATES OR WATE~ ALLOCATIONS IF
THE WITHDRAWALS Of wATER CAUSE AN ADVERSE IMP~CT ON LEGAL USES
Of WATER WHICH EXISTED AT THE TIME OF PER~IT ~PPLIC~T!ON.
ADVERSE IMPACTS ARE EX~MP~IFIED aUT NOT LIMITED TO:
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REDUCTION OF WELL WATER LEVELS RESULTING IN A REDUCTrON
OF 10% IN TH~ ASILITr OF AN ADJACENT WELL TO PRODUCE
WATER;
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REDUCTION Of WAT~R LEVELS IN AN ADJACENT SURFACE WATER
BODY RESULTI~G IN A SIGNIFICANT IMPAIRMENT OF THE USE OF
WATER IN THAT wATER 30DY.
SALINE WATER INTRUSIJN OR INTRODUCTION OF POLLUTANTS IN~O
THE WATER SUPPLY OF" AN ADJACENT ~ATER USE RESULTING IN" A
SIGNIFICANT REDUCTIO~ OF WATER QUALITY; ~ND
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CHANGE IN WATER QUALITY RESULTING IN EITHER IMPAIRME~T OR
LOSS Of USE OF A WELL ~R WATER 80ÐY.
6.
PERMITTEE MUST MITIGATe A~Y ADVERSE IMPACT CA~SED BY
WITHDRAWALS PERMITTED HEREIN ON ADJACENT LAND USES WHICH.
EXISTED AT THE TIME OF PERMIT APPLICATION. THE "DISTRICT HAS
THE RIGHT TO CURTAIL" PERMITTED WITHDRAWAL RATES" OF WATER
" ALLOCATI"(fNS" IF"""\fITfi"D R A WAL S ""OF"" "WA T fR"'"C AlfS E M4" "A D\'"e"R"S e-" IMP ACT"" ON
ADJACENT LAND USE WHICH EXISTED AT THE TI~E OF PERMIT
APPLICATION. ADVERSE IM?~CTS ARE Exe~PlIFIED 8Y 8VT VeT
LI~ITED TO: .
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SIGNIFICANT REOUCTIO~ IN WATER LEVELS IN AN ~DJACENT
SURFACE WATER SODY;
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LAND COLLAPSE o~ SUBSIDENCE CAUSED BY "A REO~CTION IN
WATER LEVELS; "AND
(C)
DAMAGE TO CROPS AND OTHER TYPES OF VEGETATIGN.
7.
THE DISTRICT MUST BE ~OrIFIED, IN WRITING, WITHIN 30 DAYS OF
THE TRANSFER OF THIS PERMIT. ALL TRANSfERS A~E SUBJECT TJ THE
PROVISIONS OF SECTION 40(-2.351, FLORIDA ~DMINISTRATIVE C~DE,
WHICH STATES THAT ALL TER~S AND CONDITIONS OF THE PER~IT SHALL
BE BINDING OF THE TRA~SFEREE.
8.
A DisTRICT-ISSUED IDE~TIFICATION TAG SHALL 3E PROMINE~TLY
DISPLAYED AT EACH WITHDRA~AL SITE BY PERMANENTLY AFFIXING SUCH
TAG TO 'THE PUMP, HEADGATE, VALVE OR OTHER WITHDRAWAL FACILITY
AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 40C-2.'01, FLORIDA AOMINISTRATIVE CQDE.
"~ERMITT~E SHALL NOTIFY THE DISTRICT IN THE EVENT THAT A
REPLACEMENT TAG IS "NeEDED.
9.
IF THE PERMITT~E DOES NOT SERVE A NEW PROJECTED DEMAND
LOCATED WITHIN THE SERVICE AREA UPON'WHICH THE *N~UAL
ALLOCATION WAS CALCUL~TED~ THE ANNUAL ALLQCATIO~
WILL Be SUBJECT TO MODIFICATIJN.
O~ THE, TENTH DAY FOLLOWINã THE MONTH OF RECORD,
PERMIrT~E MUST SUBMIT TO THE DISTRICT COPIES OF TKE
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OER MONTHLY WATER TREATME~T PLANT REPORTS ON A MONTHLY
BASIS FOLLOWING TH'E MONTH OF RECORD. THE PERMIT NUMBER
MUST BE ATTACHED TO ALL REPORTS.
TREATED EFFLUENT MUST BE ~SED AS IRRIGATION WATER WHEN iT
BECOMES PRACTICAL, ECONOMICALLY FEASISLE, AND PER~ISSIBLE
UNDER APPLICABLE STATE AND FEDERAL STATUTES OR REGULArIONS
PROMULGATED THEREUNDER.
IF CHEMICALS ARE INJECTED INTO THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM, THE
WELL OR SURFACE P~MP ~UST BE EQUIPPED WITH BACKFLOW PREVE~TION
DEVICES INSTALLED PURSUANT TO SECTION 5E-2.03Q, F.A.C.
13.' T,HIS PERMIT WILL EXPIRE III .7 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF
ISSUANCE.
14. MAXI MU,M A NNUAL WI rHO R A. WAL S FOR H Oll S EH OLD US E ,'1UST NOT
EXCEED 40.6 MGALS IN 1990,60.9 M6ALS IN 1991,8,.2
MGALS,IN 1992, 101.5 MGALS IN 199~¡, 131.4 MGALS I~
""'1"99'4;"'1"3"1".4 MGALS""IN '199'5':'" AN'O "131".4"' M'G'ALS' rN'1996',,""
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MAXIMUM DAILY WITHDRAWALS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ~UST NOT
EXCEED .233 MGALS I~ 1990, .350 MGALS IN ~991, .4S7
MGALS IN 1992, .5B3 MGALS IN 1993, .755 MGALS IN 1994,
.755 MGALS IN 1995 AND .765 MGALS IN 1996.
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MAXIMUM ANNUAL WITHDRAWALS FOR LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION.
MUST NOT EXCEED 27.5 MGALS (84.3 ACRE-FEET).
MAXIMUM DAILY WITHDRAWALS FO~ FIRE PROTECTION MUST NOT
EXCEED 3.96 MGALS. -
SOURCE CLASSIFICATION IS CONFINED OR S€MI-CONFINED AQ~IFE~.
USE CLASSIfICATION IS 75% HOUSEHOLD, 17% URBAN LAND-
SCAPE, 8% WATER UTILITY, AND ESSENTIAL.
. ST. JOHNS RIVER wATER M!6EMENT DISTRICT
POST OFFICE SOX 1429
.PALATKA, FLORIDA 32178-1429
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PERM.!T iltO.
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DATE ISSUED
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A PER~IT AUTHORIZING:
USE OF GROUND WATER FROM THE FLORIDAN AQUIfER TO SERVE AN
ESTIMATED POPULATION Of 1,149 ¡~ 2 YEARS.
LOCATION:
SECTIONS 03 21 28, TOWNSHIPS 22 23 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST
lAKE COUNTY
SOUTH HANCO(K WELL
ISSUED TO:
(OiliN'ER) .
CITY Of CLERMONT
1 WESTGATE PLAZA
CLERMONT, fL 34711
PERMITTEE AGREES TO HOLD AND SAVE THE ST. .JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT
DISTRICT AND ITS SU(C~SSORS HARMLESS tRaM ANY AND ALL DAMAGES, CLAIMS,
OR LIABILITIES ~HICH MAY ARISE fROM PERMIT ISSUANCE. SAID APPLICATION,
I~CLUO!NG ALL PLANS AND ~PECIFICATIONS ATTACHED THERETO, IS'BY REFERENCE
MADE A PA~T HEREOF.
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THIS PE~MIT DOES Nor CONVEY TO FERMITTfE ANY PROPERTY RIGHTS NOR ANY
RIGHTS OR PRIVILEGeS OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIfIED HEREIN, NOR R£LIEVE THE
PERMITTEE fROM (OMPLYING WITH ANY LAw, REGULATION OR REQUIREMENT
AffECTING THE RIGHTS Of OTHER BODIES OR AGENCIES. ALL STRUCTURES A~O
WORKS INSTALLED 8Y PERMITTEE .~EREUNDER SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTY Of THE
PERMITTEE.
THIS PERMIT MAY BE REVOKED, MODIFIED OR TRANSfERReo AT ANY TI~E PURSUANT
TO THE APPROPRIATE PROVISIONS Of CHAPTER 373 OR 403, FLORIDA $TATUTES ANI
40(-1, fLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODES:
.peR~IT IS CONDITIONED UPON:.
SEE CONDITIONS ON ATTACHED "EXHIB~T AQ, DATED SEPTEMBER 12, 1995
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CONOITIONS FOR ISSUANce Of PERMIT NUMBER 2-0~9-118DNG
CITY Of CLfR~CNT
DATED SEPTEMBER
12, 1995
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DISTRICT AUTHORIZED STAfF, UPON PROPER IÐENTIFICATION, WILL
HAVE PERMISSION TO ENTER, INSPECT AND 08SERVE PERMITTED A~D
R~LATED fAC!LITIES IN ORDER TO DETERMINE COMPLIANCE ~ITH THE
APPROVED PLANS, SPECIfICATIONS AND CONDITIONS Of THIS P£R~IT~
2.
NOTHING IN THIS PERMIT SHOULD BE CONSTRUED TO LIMIT THE
AUTHORITY Of ~HE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT TO
DECLARE A WATER SHORTAGE AND ISSUE ORDERS PURSUANT TO SECTION
373~175, FLORIDA STATUTES, OR TO fORMULATe A PLAN fOR
IMPLEMENTATION DURING PERIODS OF WATER SHORTAGE, PU~SUANT TO
SECTION 373.246, FLORIDA STATUTES. IN THE EVENT A WATER
SHORTAGE, IS DECLARED BY THE DISTRICT GOVERNING BOARD, THE
PERMITTEE MUST ADHERE TO THE WATER SHORTAGE RESTRICTION AS
SPECIfIED BY THE DISTRICT, EVEN THOUGH THE SPECIFIEO WATER
SHORTAGE RESTRICTIONS MAY 8E !NCONSISTENT WITH THE TERMS ANO
CONÐITIONS Of THIS PERMIT.
3.
PRIOR TO.THE CONSTRUCTION, MODIfICATION, OR ABANDONMENT OF A
WELL, THE PERMITTEE MUST OBTAIN A WATER ~eLL CONSTRUCTION
.PERMIT fROM THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT O~
THE APPROPRIATE LOCAL GOVERNMENT PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 40(-3,
fLORIDA AQMINISTRATIV£ CODE. CONSTRUCTION, MODIfICATION, OR
A3ANDONMENT ÒF A ~ELL ~ILL REQUIRE MODIfICATION.OF THE
CONSUMPTIVE USE PERMIT WHEN SUCH CONSTPUCTION, MODIFICATI~N
OR A8ANDONMENT IS OTHER THAN THAT SPECIfIED AND DESCRIBED ON
THE CONSUMPTIVE USE PERMIT APPLICATION FORM.
4.
LEAKING OR INOPERATIVE WELL CASINGS, VALVES, OR CONTROLS MUST
BE REPAIRED OR ~EPLACeD AS REQUIRED TO ELIMINATE THE LEAK OR
MAKE THE SYSTEM FULLY OPERATIONAL.
LEGAL USES OF WATeR EXISTING AT THE TIM~ OF PERMIT
APPLICATION MAY NOT SE SIGN!FICANT~Y ADVERSELY
IMPACTED BY THE CONSUMPTIVE USE. If UNANTICIPATED
SIGNIFICANT ADVERSE IMPACTS OCCUR, THE DISTRICT SHALL
REVOKE THf PERMIT IN wHOLE OR IN PART TO CURTAIL OR ABATE
THE ADVERSE I~PACTS, UNLESS THE IMPACTS CAN SE MITIGATED
8Y THE PERMITTEE. .
5.
OFF-SITe LAND USES eXISTING AT THE TIME Of PERMIT
APPLICATION MAY NOT 6E SIGNIfiCANTLY ADVERSELY IMPACTED
AS A RESULT Of THE CONSUMPTIVE USE. If UNANTICIPATED
~IGNIFICANT ADViRSE IMPACTS OCCUR, THE DISTRICT SHALL
REVOKE THE PERMIT IN WHOLE OR IN PART TO CURTAIL OR ABATE
THE ADVERSE IMPACTS, UNLESS THE IMPACTS CAN SE MITIGATeO
BY THE PERMITTEE.
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THE DISTRICT MUST 8E NOTIfIED, IN wRITING, WITHIN 30 DAYS
OF ANY SALE, CONVEYANCE, OR OTHER TRANSFER Of A WELL
OR FACILITY fROM WHICH THE PERMITTED CONSUMPTIVE use
IS MADE OR WITHIN 30 DAYS Of RNY TRANSfER Of OWNERSHIP
OR CONTROL Of THE REAL PROPERTY AT WHICH THE PERMITTED
CONSUMPTIVE USE IS LOCATED. ALL TRANSFERS OF OwNERSHIP
OR TRANSFERS OF PERMITS ARE. SU8JECT TO THE PROVISIONS Of
SECTION 40C-1.612. '
8.
A DISTRICT-ISSUED IDENTlflCATION TAG SHALL Be PROMINENTLY
DISPLAYED AT EACH WITHDRAWAL SITE BY PERMANENTLY AFFIXING
SUCH TAG rd THE PUMP, HEAOGATe, VALVE OR OTHER WITHDRAWAL
fACILITY AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 40(-2.401, fLORIOA
AOMINISTRATIVE CODE. PERMITTEE SHALL NOTIfY THE DISTRICT IN
THE EVENT THAT A REPLACEMENT TAG IS NEfOED..
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If THE PERMITTEE DOES NOT SERVE A NEW PROJECTED DEMAND
LOCATED WITHIN THE SERVICE AREA UPON WHICH .THE ANNUAL
ALLOCATION WAS CALCULATED, THE ANNUAL ALlOtATION
WILL BE SUBJECT TO MOOIfICATIONv
10.
If.WATER SOURce IS fROM WELLS, PERMITTEE ~UST DEVELOP,
IMPLEMENT, AND SUBMIT TO THE DISTRICT A WELLflfLD OPE~ATING
PROGRAM WITHIN SIX ( 0) MONTHS OF PERMIT ISSUANCE. .THIS
PROGRAM MUST EXPLAIN WHICH WELLS ARE PRIMARY, SECONDARY,
STANOqy (RESERVE), THE ORDER Of PREFERENCE IN TURNING ON
WELLs, CRITERIA fOR SHUTTING DOWN AND RESTARTING WELLS,
AND. ANY O.THER ASPECTS Of WELLfIELD M:ANAGEMENT AND OPERATION.
PERMITTEE MUST ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH EXISTING AND NEW
CUSTOMERS REQUIRING THEM TO I~STALL WATER CONSERVING DEVICES
ON SHOWER HEADS, FAUCETS AND WATER CLOSETS. FOR EXISTING
USERS THE ~ATER CONSERVING DEVICES MUST SE INSTALLED WITHIN
ONE YEAR OF ISSUANCE Of PERMIT. NEw USERS MUST HAVE THESE
DEVICES INSTALLED AT THE TIME OF CONSTRUCTION IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SUSSECTION 553.14, F.S. NEW CONNECTIONS ~!LL NOT BE
ALLOwED UNLESS THESE DEVICES ~RE INSTALLED.
ALL SUSMITTALS MADE TO DEMONSTRATE COMPLIANCE ~ITH THIS
PERMIT MUST INCLUDE THE CUP NUMBER 2-069-1180ANG PLAINLY
LAS..ELf.O.
THIS PERM1T WILL EXPIRE ON FEBRUARY 13, 1997.
MAXIMUM ANNUAL GROUNO ~ATER WITHOIAWALS MUST NÐT EXCEED THE
:fOLLOWIN.G:
26.59 MILLION GALLONS IN 1995;
53.12 MILLION GALLONS I~ 1996;
64.58 MILLION GALLONS IN 1997.
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MAXIMUM DAILY GROUND WATER WITHDRAWALS MUST NOT E~CeEO THE
FOLLOWING:
0.10 MILLION GALLONS IN 1995;
0.21 MILLION G~LLONS IN 1996~
0.25 MILLION GALLONS IN 1997.
16.
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'~HE PERMITTEE MUST IMPLEMENT THE WATER CONSERVATION PLAN
SUeMITTEO ON JULY 20~ 1994, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SCHEDULE
CONTAINED THEREIN. A REPORT DETAILING THE PROGRESS OF PLAN
IMPLEMENTATION MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE DISTRICT ON OR
BEFORE SEPTEMSER 1, 1996.
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THE PERMITT~E MUST CONDUCT A ~ATfR AUDIT ~ITH!N ONE YEAR OF
ISSUANCE O~ THIS PERMIT, OR WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE CJMPLETION
Of ALL PRESENTLY-AVAILABLE SERVICE CONNECTIONS, WHICHEVER IS
SOONER. ,IF THE WATER AUDIT SHOWS T~AT THE SYSTEM LOSSES
EXCEED 10%, A L£AK DETECTION AND REPAIR PROGRAM ~UST se
IMPLEMENTED..
ALL SERVICE CONNECTIONS WITHIN THE EASTERN SERVICE AREA MUST
se EQUI~PEt WITH INDIVIDUA( fLOWMETERS BEfORE OCTD8ER,13,
1996.
PRIOR TO 8EGINN1N6 USAGE, THE HANCOCK WELL MUST Bf EQUIPPED
WITH A TOTALIZING FlC~M£TER.. THIS METER MUST MAINTAIN 95%
ACCURACY, BE VERIfIABLE ANÐ eE INSTALLED ACCORDING TO THE
MANUFACTURER'S SPf(lfICATIONS. DOCÜMENT~TION (I.E.
MANUfAC~URER.5 SPECIFICATIONS AND A PHOTO) OF THE'PROPER.
INSTALLATION OF THIS METER MUST 8£ sueMITTED TO THE DISTRICT
~ITHIN 30 DAYS' Of METeR INSTALLATION
TOTAL ~¡~HDRAWAL fROM THE HANCOCK WELL MUST 8E RECORDED
CONTINUOUSLY, TOTALED MONTHLY, AND REPCRTEO TO THE DISTRICT
AT,lEAST EVERY SIX MONTHS fROM THE IN!TIATION Of THE
MONITORING USING DISTRICT fORM NO. EN-50. THE REPORTING
DATES EACH YEAR wILL SE AS fOLLOWS fOR TH~ DURATION Of THE
PERi'f1IT: '
REPORTING PERIOD
REPORT DUE DATE
JANUARY - J'UNE
JULY - DECEMBER
JULY 31
JANlJA.RY 31
THE PERMITTEE MUST MAINTAIN ALL METERS. IN CASE Of fAILURE
OR 8REA~DOWN OF ANY M£TER, THE DISTRICT MUST BE NOTIFIED IN
WRITING WITHIN 5 DAYS Of ITS DISCOVfRY~ A DEfECTIVE METER
MUST SE REPAIRED OR, R~PLACED ~¡THIN 30 oArs OF ITS
DIS.cOVE'RY.
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THE PERMITTEE MUST ~AVE ALL FLOWMETERS CALI8RATED ONCE EVERY
3 YEARS WITHIN 30 DAYS Of THE AN~¡VERSARY DATE OF PERMIT
ISSUANCE, AND RECALI8RATED IF THE DIffERENCE 8ETWEEN THE
ACTUAL FLOW AND THE ~ETER READING IS GREATER THAN 5%.
DISTRICT fORM NO. EN-51 MUST of SUBMITTED TO THE O!STRltT
W!THIN 10 DAYS OF THE INSPECTION! CALI8RATION.
SOURCE CLASSIfICATION IS 100% (64.58 ~GY) FRO~ TH~ CONFINED
OR SEMICONfINED AQUIFER.
USE CLASSIFICATION IS 10D~ (64.58 MGY) HOUSEHOLD TVPE USE,
WITH WATER UTILITY Nor" TO eXCEED 0.64 MGY.