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CASSLLBERRY CITY COMMISSION <br />Minutes of October 10, 2016 — Regular Meeting <br />Page 10 of 14 <br />A. Golf Course Stoimwater Study Results Presentation and Discussion <br />Staff Presentation: Deputy Public Works Director/City Engineer Kelly Brock explained that in 2015 the <br />City purchased the golf course and due to its being a large amount of strategically located land, one of the <br />City's consultants had been commissioned to look into whether there was potential for stormwater <br />improvements that could help protect the City's lakes system. He added that the timing was right, as the City <br />was embarking on update of its Stormwater Master Plan around the same time. He advised that he was <br />bringing this item to the Commission now, since he anticipated bringing the Stormwater Master Plan scope to <br />the Commission for approval in November of 2016. <br />Dr. Brock then gave a presentation on the Casselberry Golf Course Stormwater Opportunity Feasibility Study <br />which included the following components: <br />Background <br />Analysis Overview <br />o Four scenarios analyzed from a drainage and stormwater pollutant load/treatment <br />perspective <br />■ Existing condition: 18 hole course with existing stormwater ponds <br />■ Scenario 1 (lA,lB): keep as 18 hole course but add stormwater <br />improvements <br />■ Scenario 2: convert to a 9 hole golf course (close eastern half) and add <br />stormwater improvements <br />■ Scenario 3: replace entire golf course with stormwater improvements and <br />open space <br />o Also examined revegetation and access improvement opportunities (regardless of <br />scenario) <br />Analysis Components <br />o Updated hydrologic and hydraulic (H&H) stormwater model for each scenario <br />■ Includes identifying changes in flood stages at various points in watershed <br />for various scenarios <br />o Pollutant loading and reduction analysis (for each scenario and individual <br />components within scenario, compared to existing condition) <br />■ Total Nitrogen (TN) removed per year (lbs TN/year) <br />■ Total Phosphorus (TP) removed per year (lbs TP/year) <br />o Analyzed components included several pond improvements & alum treatment system <br />o Lifecycle cost/benefit analysis <br />■ Estimated total construction cost of each component in each scenario <br />■ Annual operations & maintenance (O&M) cost <br />■ Total 20 year cost (w/O&M) <br />■ Nitrogen removal cost: $/lb -TN <br />■ Phosphorus removal cost: $/lb -TP <br />Results Overview <br />o Some existing project/program numbers for reference: <br />■ City's best performing baffle boxes <br />