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Tampa Bay Region - Southwest Florida Water Management District

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Describe your organizations efforts in developing, implementing and enforcing water conservation and flood protection<br />

ordinances.<br />

The <strong>Tampa</strong> <strong>Water</strong> Department’s (TWD) <strong>Water</strong> Conservation Program was formally implemented in 1989 in response to rapid<br />

population growth, record drought conditions and projected future water supply deficits. Faced with supplying growing daily water<br />

demands while reducing per capita consumption, the TWD recognized the potential benefits of increased water use efficiency<br />

practices and looked to alternative sources, including <strong>Tampa</strong>’s <strong>Water</strong> Conservation Program. <strong>Tampa</strong>’s <strong>Water</strong> Conservation<br />

Program encompasses a multi-tiered rate structure, code provisions, conservation projects and educational activities.<br />

Since 1989, the TWD has continued to concentrate its efforts on achieving demand reductions across customer classes through<br />

incentives, a conservation rate structure, education, water use restrictions and enforcement. Strategic planning combined with<br />

proper use and selection of best management practices and conservation measures has helped make <strong>Tampa</strong> an industry leader in<br />

water conservation. The TWD has been effective in reducing water demand through considerable cooperative efforts, creative<br />

implementation strategies and community and industry partnerships.<br />

The City of <strong>Tampa</strong> has also demonstrated a commitment to flood control efforts such as the Hillsborough County and City of<br />

<strong>Tampa</strong> Duck Pond Best <strong>Management</strong> Practices Implementation Project (SWFWMD Agreement No. 06CS0000033.)<br />

Funding Source<br />

Prior Funding<br />

FY2013<br />

Budget<br />

FY2014<br />

Budget<br />

Future<br />

Funding<br />

Total Funding<br />

Applicant Share 69,166 400,467 2,003,866 2,473,499<br />

Hillsborough River 69,165 303,253 2,003,866 2,376,284<br />

Total 138,331 703,720 4,007,732 4,849,783<br />

Matching Fund Reduction<br />

Check here if requesting a reduction in matching funds requirement pursuant to s.288.06561, F.S.<br />

Timelines<br />

Alternatives Analysis Scope Finalized 12/01/2012<br />

Alternatives Analysis Complete 06/01/2013<br />

Design, Permitting and Bidding Services NTP 10/15/2013<br />

30% Design Complete 02/05/2014<br />

Begin Preparing Permit Applications 03/07/2014<br />

60% Design Complete 06/07/2014<br />

90% Design Complete 10/07/2014<br />

Environmental Permits Issued 01/08/2015<br />

CEI Services NTP 03/07/2015<br />

100% Design Complete 03/08/2015<br />

Construction Bids Received 04/01/2015<br />

Construction NTP Issued 07/01/2015<br />

Construction Complete 10/01/2016<br />

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