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Item M4C ounty of M onroe {f `° " rel BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS n Mayor David Rice, District 4 The FlOnda Key y m 1 �� Mayor Pro Tem Sylvia J. Murphy, District 5 Danny L. Kolhage, District 1 George Neugent, District 2 Heather Carruthers, District 3 County Commission Meeting June 20, 2018 Agenda Item Number: M.4 Agenda Item Summary #4349 BULK ITEM: No DEPARTMENT: BOCC District 5 TIME APPROXIMATE: STAFF CONTACT: Lisa Tennyson (305) 292 -4444 n/a AGENDA ITEM WORDING: Approval of submission of letter with the Board's comments to the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission regarding Florida Power and Light's application for a Subsequent License Renewal for Turkey Point Units 3 and 4. ITEM BACKGROUND: In January of 2018, FPL submitted to the NRC an application for a "Subsequent License Renewal" for Units 3 and 4, that will extend the operating life of these units to the year 2053. The current license is scheduled to expire in 2033. Extending the operations of Units 3 and 4 would also mean extending the life of the cooling canal system (CCS) until 2053. The review and approval process is 18 months, with the agency decision anticipated to be made by October 2019. (See attached overview of the process in the attachment entitled "Subsequent License Renewal Scoping Meeting Turkey Point Units 3 and 4 "). As part of the license renewal process, the NRC held a "scoping meeting" as part of the required environmental review, on May 31 ", 2018 in Homestead, Florida. The scoping process determines the scope of issues and alternatives to be considered in the Environmental Impact Statement, and is intended to ensure that problems are identified early and properly studied. Mayor Pro Tem Murphy and staff attended the scoping meeting, and provided verbal comments that reiterated the Board's concerns with the CCS that extending its life for another 30 years ran counter to the Board's call for the decommissioning of the CCS as soon as possible, per its resolutions. The NRC will accept written comments by June 21 ", 2018. A draft comment letter from the Board of County Commissioners is attached. (Also attached is the comment letter from the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority.) Background The Florida Power and Light Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant, located in South Miami -Dade County, utilizes a cooling canal system which consists of 5,900 acres of unlined canals. Turkey Point is the only facility in the world that uses a cooling canal system instead of mechanical draft cooling towers. Water from the cooling canal system communicated with the surrounding ground water, and long -term monitoring data has shown that a hypersaline plum of water from the canals is migrating into and communicating with ground water beyond the boundaries of the cooling canals. The plume is migration westward toward the Florida Key's supply of drinking water. Miami Dade County took action to address the issue in 2015 issuing a Notice of Violation to FPL and requiring through a Consent Order, that FPL take certain remedial actions to retract and contain the hypersaline plume. While at that time, the issues were focused on the westward migration, more recent water quality sampling has detected that there is a migration to the east as well, into Biscayne Bay. The Board has passed two resolutions expressing its concerns about the cooling canal system's plume contamination impacts. And, last year, when FPL applied to the NRC for a "Combined Operating License" for two new units 7 and 8, the Board submitted comments. That application was subsequently postponed. PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION: August 2017: Submission of Comments re: Combined License to construct and operate Units 6 and 7 at Turkey Point (Attached) February 15, 2017: BOCC Approval of Resolution 43 -2017 expressing concern for the discovery and impacts of the eastern and western migration of the hypersaline plume and seeking the decommissioning of the cooling canal system in favor of a more modern mechanical draft cooling tower system. (Attached) April 20, 2106: BOCC Approval of Resolution 87 -2016 expressing concern for the eastern and western migration of the hypersaline plume, support for Miami Dade DERM's issuance of the Notice of Violation and the Consent Agreement, and support for FKAA to take all steps necessary to protect the Florida Keys drinking water supply. (Attached.) CONTRACT /AGREEMENT CHANGES: n/a STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approval DOCUMENTATION: 1. Comment letter draft for License Renewal Units 3 and 4 2. FKAA comment Letter Florida Power Light App. for Renewal Facility Oper. License No. DPR- 31 DPR -41 3. Scoping Meeting Agenda Turkey Point Units 3 and 4 4. Resolution 043 -2017 Turkey Point Cooling Canals 5. Reso 87 -2016 FINANCIAL IMPACT: Effective Date: Expiration Date: Total Dollar Value of Contract: Total Cost to County: NA Current Year Portion: Budgeted: Source of Funds: CPI: Indirect Costs: Estimated Ongoing Costs Not Included in above dollar amounts: Revenue Producing: Grant: County Match: Insurance Required: Additional Details: If yes, amount: n/a REVIEWED BY: Bob Shillinger Completed 06/11/2018 4:31 PM Kathy Peters Completed 06/11/2018 5:16 PM Board of County Commissioners Pending 06/20/2018 9:00 AM BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS County of M onroe Mayor David Rice, District 4 lr tE ( Mayor Pro Tern Sylvia Murphy, District 5 The Inollda. Keys ��� Danny L. Kolhage, District 1 Heather Carruthers, District 3 `r George Nuegenf District 2 Mayor David Rice Monroe County Board of County Commissioners Historic Gato Building, 1100 Simonton Street Key West, Florida 33040 June 21, 2018 Ms. May Ma, Director Program Management Announcements and Editing Branch Office of Administration Mailstop: TWFN -7A6OM U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555 -0001 Re: Subsequent License Renewal Application Turkey Point Units 3 and 4 Dear Ms. May Ma: Florida Power and Light (FPL) has filed an application with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission seeking approval of a Subsequent License Renewal for Units 3 and 4 at the Turkey Point site in Miami -Dade County. The requested renewal would extend the operational life of the units and the existing cooling canal system (CCS) to 2053. Monroe County, which comprises the Florida Keys and operates under the Area of Critical State Concern statutory designation, borders Miami -Dade County to the south. Monroe County is following closely the developments at the Turkey Point facility. Representatives of the County attended the Scoping Meeting on May 31, 2018 in Homestead, Florida. I write to briefly state Monroe County's serious concerns about Turkey Point facility and its license renewal application. FPL is experiencing difficulties in the current operation of Units 3 and 4 at Turkey Point, specifically with regard to the CCS for these units. One byproduct of FPL's current operation of the CCS for Units 3 and 4, and our primary concern, is an underground hypersaline plume emanating from the cooling canal system westward toward the FKAA Biscayne Aquifer wellfield, placing the drinking water supply for all of Monroe County in jeopardy. Of secondary concern, is the eastward movement of the underground plume from the CCS into the environmentally sensitive Biscayne Bay. These developments are of grave concern to Monroe County as set forth in Resolutions 87 -2016 and 43 -2017. Copies of the resolutions are attached hereto as Exhibits A and B, respectively. Monroe County requests that any granting of FPL's requested subsequent license renewal for Units 3 & 4 at Turkey Point be conditioned upon the following: Demonstrated remediation of the existing hypersaline plume within a reasonable timeframe and with an identified completion date. Decommissioning of the CCS and replacement with new cooling towers to safeguard our water supply and surrounding natural resources. Respectfully submitted, Mayor David Rice Monroe County Board of County Commissioners r E Enclosures (2) Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority 0 Kennedy Drive P Key Key West, Florida 33040 Telephone (305) 296 -2454 vwww fkaa co June 7, 2018 May Ma, Director, Program Management, Announcements and Editing Branch Office of Administration Mailstop: TWFN- 7A60M, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 -0001 RE: DOCKET ID NRC- 2018 -0101 Florida Power and Light Application for Renewal Facility Operating License No. DPR -31 and DPR -41 Dear Director Ma: �j J. Robert Dean f/ Chairman ° District 3 Richard J. Toppinc Vice - Chairman = District 2 CIL David C. Ritz Secretary /Treasur( L District 5 N Antoinette M. App( District 4 CIL Cara Higgins District 1 r Kirk C. Zuelch Executive Director CIL 6 u This letter is in follow -up to a presentation the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority (FKAA) made on May 31, 2018 at the NRC Public Hearing in Homestead Florida, re: Docket 1D NRC- 2018 -0101, J Application by Florida Power and Light (FPL) for Renewal of Facility Operating License Numbers DPR- 31 and DPR -41. The Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority is an Independent Special District of the State of Florida with the responsibility of supplying the entirety of Monroe County, consisting of the group of islands known as the Florida Keys, with drinking water from the Class 1 Biscayne Aquifer located in southeast Miami -Dade County. Our Board of Directors is appointed by the Governor of the State of Florida and has directed staff to prepare this letter regarding the FPL Renewal of Facility Operating License No. DPR- 31 and DPR -41. For more than a decade, FPL has been out of compliance with operating requirements of its cooling canal system (CCS). The salinity values in the CCS have risen to concentrations significantly higher than found in seawater. The FPL interceptor canal originally intended to contain hypersaline water from the CCS from migrating offsite is not effective and as a result, a hypersaline plume has migrated more than two miles beyond FPL's property and contaminated a large portion of the Biscayne Aquifer. This hypersaline plume has also forced the freshwater- saltwater interface within the Biscayne Aquifer as much as four miles westward, which is tarther than would otherwise naturally occur. This condition, which FPL has been ignoring for decades, is now starting to threaten c ritical dr inking water supplies for south Miami -Dade, as well as all FKAA customers in Monroe County. If the FKAA drinking water wellfield. which is located annroximately ten miles from the Turkev Point Facility, becomes contaminated by the hynersaline plume created by FPL. the nrimary drinking water supply to Monroe County is lost. The State of Florida and Miami-Dade County have both found FPI, in violation of their operating conditions and filed regulatory and permit violations against FPL. FPL entered Consent Orders with both entities rather than contest these violations in court. The primary element of both orders is to allow Ii PL to develop and implement a remediation strategy to reduce the artificially high salinities in the Biscayne Aquifer resulting from uncontrolled leakage Frorn its CCS. Contrary to groundwater modeling results performed by FPL in development of their remediation strategy to comply with both Consent Orders, actual data gathered to date I"rom our wellfield monitoring program indicate that the current FPL remediation strategy is: I ) Not effective in first halting and then retracting the migration of the existing hypersaline plume, and 2) Continued use of the CCS is only exacerbating the migration of the existing hypersaline plume. Past and current operational practices by ITI., have led to the environmental degradation of the Biscayne Aquif'er and FPI. had shown little interest in dealing with these unpertnitted consequences of its operation until enforcement action was taken. Even with two Consent Orders in place, there is no clear evidence that ITL can or will resolve the issues caused by continued use of its CCS. FKAA believes that the existing darnage to the local environment Must be fully remediated before FPL is granted an extension to operate Units 3 and 4 at its 'rurkey Point facility, It makes no sense to allow this extension when FPL has such a poor track record operating the existing systern. FKAA also requests the NRC to require cooling towers be built for use with the existing operation and the closure of the existing CCS. Once built, the towers would alleviate further contamination of the Biscayne Aquifer with proven technology consistent with current industry design standards. We appreciate the opportunity to provide these comments to your Commission. If there are any questions please contact irie. Sincerely, lclfl' C. Executive Director cc. J. Robert Dean, FKAA Board of Directors Richard J. Toppino, FXAA Board of Directors David C. Ritz, FKAA Board of Directors Antoinette M. Appell, F'KAA Board of" Directors Cara Higgins, FKAA Board of Directors I George Neugent. Monroe County Commissioner David Rice, Monroe County Commissioner Danny Kolliage., Monroe County Commissioner Heather Carruthers, Monroe County Commissioner Sylvia Murphy, Monroe County Commissioner Roman Gastesi., Monroe County Administrator Bob Shillinger, Monroe County Attorney • S. l'.Nt1Y.0 STAYTY. 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Z ~C VT 3 1 w M- ri =a- M M t xv" 12 USA RC Packet Pg. 127 ! ! ! • 111 111111, 111, 111111iii1liq • Turkey Point, Units 3 and 4 — Environmental Report hftRs://www.nrc.gov/docs/ML1 81 1/M L18113A145.pdf • By mail: May Ma, Director, Program Management, Announcements and Editing Branch Office of Administration Mailstop: TW FN- 7A6OM, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 -0001 • Internet: www.regulations.gov Docket ID: NRC- 2018 -0101 t • 1 13 USNRC • # I A - [ - , I 1 14 • • Reactor License Renewal - hftps://www.nrc.gov/reactors/ol2erating/licensin-q/renewal.html • Turkey Point Nuclear Plant, Units 3 & 4 — Subsequent License Renewal Application - https:llwww. nrc.gov/ reactors / operating /licensing /renewal /apDli cationslturkey -poi nt -s ubseq u ent. html William "Butch" Burton, Environmental Project Manager Phone: 1- 301 - 415 -6332 Email: william.burton @nrc.gov a RESOLUTION NO. 043 - 2017 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA SUPPORTING EFFORTS TO SEEK A COMMITMENT FROM FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT TO DISCONTINUE USE OF THE COOLING CANAL SYSTEM AT THE TURKEY POINT NUCLEAR POWER PLANT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, The Florida Power and Light Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant, located in south Miami -Dade County, utilizes a cooling canal system which consists of a network of approximately 5,900 acres of unlined canals; and WHEREAS, The Florida Power and Light Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant is the only facility in the world that uses a cooling canal system instead of mechanical draft cooling towers; and WHEREAS, water from this cooling canal system communicates with the surrounding groundwater, and long -term monitoring data has shown that a hypersaline plume of water from the cooling canals has been migrating into and contaminating the groundwater, beyond the boundaries of the cooling canals; and WHEREAS, Miami -Dade County took action to address this issue, including, but not limited to issuing a Notice of Violation in 2015 to Florida Power and Light for certain water quality violations in the groundwater, and requiring, through an administrative consent agreement, the Florida Power and Light take certain remedial actions to retract and contain the hypersaline ground water plume; and WHEREAS, at that time, the issues were focused on the westward migration of the hypersaline ground water plume from the cooling canals, more recent water quality sampling has detected exceedances of water quality standards in certain surface water locations in or connected to Biscayne Bay, adjacent to and east of the cooling canal system; and WHEREAS, this Board, the residents of Monroe County and members of the general public are concerned about these recent discoveries and potential impacts on Card Sound, Biscayne Bay, and the Florida Keys' drinking water supply, and such discoveries serve to highlight the challenges posed by the continued operation of the cooling canal system; and WHEREAS, Florida Power and Light has a license from the federal government to operate the Turkey Point Power Plant units that use the cooling canal system until 2033; and WHEREAS, this Board is seeking a commitment from Florida Power and Light to discontinue the use of the cooling canal system in favor of a more modern mechanical draft cooling tower system that would remove all future interactions with ground water and make use of Miami - Dade County's reuse water; Page 1 of 2 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA that: 1. The Monroe County Board of County Commissioners seeks a commitment from Florida Power and Light to discontinue the use of the cooling canal system at its Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant, as soon as possible, in favor of mechanical draft cooling towers. 2. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County, Florida, at a regular meeting of said Board held on the 15 day of February, 2017. Mayor George Neugent Yes Mayor Pro Tem David Rice Yes Commissioner Danny Kolhage Yes Commissioner Heather Carruthers Yes Commissioner Sylvia Murphy Yes MADOK, Clerk By: Deputy Clerk BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MO ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA B Mayor a - n r r J :,x r't -� - ry 0 rA) **ROE QOUNTY ATTORNEY VED AS TO FORM: OSERT S. 8HI JR Page 2 of 2 Mayor Carruthers A RESOLUTION OFTHE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA EXPRESSING ITS CONCERN OVER THE THREAT FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY'S TURKEY POINT FACILITY'S COOLING CANAL SYSTEM POSES TO MONROE COUNTY'S SOURCE OF POTABLE WATER AND BISCVANE BAY; EXPRESSING A DESIRE TO WORK COOPERATIVELY WITH MIAMI-DADE COUNTY AND OTHER AGENCIES WITH JURISDICTION TO PROTECT THE FLORIDA KEYS POTABLE WATER SUPPLY; ENCOURATING THE FLORIDA KEYS AQUEDCUT AUTHORITY TO TAKE ALL STEPS NECESSARY TO PROTECT ITS WELLFIELDS IN FLORIDA CITY; DIRECTING THE CLERK TO DISTRIBUTE THE RESOLUTION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, Monroe County IS the SOUtherillijost county in the State of Florida and horne to the world renown Florida Keys; and WHEREAS, Monroe County shares a common boundary with Miarni-Dade County which is approximately 152 rnfles long and WHEREAS, the Florida Keys is home to approximately 75,000 full time residents his several thousand part time residents many of whorn reside full time in Miami-Dade County; and WHEREAS, the Florida Keys Aqueduct AL.1111101 (FKAA) is the pUblic entity created by the Legislature which has been vested with the responsibility for providing potable water to residents and businesses in the Florida Keys; and WHEREAS, the FKAA draws potable water primarily firom the Biscayne Aquifer through a wellfield located west of Florida City"' within Mlarni-Dada County; and WHEREAS, Florida Power & Light Cornpany (FPI.) is the third-largest electric utility in the United States and provides powers to over 4.8 million customers'` in the state, and WHEREAS, FPL owns and operates it's Turkey Point facility in southeast Miarni-Dade County comprised of multiple power generating units all(] WHEREAS, the Turkey Point facility includes all approximately 5,900 ­acre network of unlined canals and all interceptor ditch on the western side of the network, or collectively the cooling canal system' (CCS), which dissipates heat from tile water used in the operation of FPL's IlLiclear Units 3 and 4, as well as Unit I when in operation; and WHEREAS, FPL's CCS is located at its closest point less than two miles from the Miarni-Dadc/Monroc County line and approxiillately 9.5 miles f"•om the FKA.A's wellfield in Florida City; and Page I of 4 Mayor Carruthers WHEREAS, that while the CCS has no direct surface water discharges, data shows that water from the CCS has moved beyond its boundaries. and WHEREAS, the hypersaline plume extends two or three miles west of the CCS and continues to move westward and the plume is pushing the saline water interface, which is now i four or five miles west of the CCS, at the rate of 400 to 600 feet per year.' , and WHEREAS, Monroe County supports Miarni-Dade County's Division of Environmental Resources Management (DERM) for issuing a Notice of Violation and Orders for Corrective Action (October 2, 2015) against FPL to redress alleged violations of the Miann-Dade County Code involving the CCS and entering, into as Consent Agreement with FPL on October 6, 2015 to resolve those violations; and WHEREAS, Miami -Dade County recently issue,(] a Report ' on March 7, 2016 indicating that: a. the long terra water quality in the CCS is degrading - ,"" I b. water from the CCS is migrating outside its boundaries away from tile Turkey Point facility property with impacts measured in both surface and groundwater; ix c. monitoring data indicate that a hyper-saline groundwater plUme originating frorn the CCS has migrated landward and is impacting water quality;' & results for recent tritium sampling (an isotope of hydrogen that is frequently associated with the operation of nuclear power plants) provide the most compelling evidence that water originating from the CCS is reaching tidal surface waters connected to Biscayne Bay and c. rainfall, pumping additional water into the CCS and operations of the CCS Interceptor Ditch lead to record high water stage in the CCS which would be expected to result in increased seepage of water fi the CCS into Surrounding ground waters and perhaps surface waters.` WHEREAS, Monroe County is concerned that the westward migrating, hypersaline plume in the Biscayne Aquifer places the Florida Keys' Source of potable water in jeopardy; and WHEREAS, Monroe County is also concerned that the eastern migration of the hypersaline plurne, into the tidal surface waters connected to Biscayne Bay (and potentially the Biscayne Bay Aquatic Preserve) places these water resources in jeopardy where Monroe County citizens fish and recreate and WHEREAS, M County is working to gain a full understanding of all the solutions being proposed by DERM and the other agencies with jurisdiction over Turkey Point and the CCS including,, but not limited to, tile Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) and the Nuclear Regulatory (,'orrirnission (NRC); and WHEREAS, Monroe County desires to work cooperatively with Miami-Dade County leadership and other agencies with Jurisdiction over Turkey Point and the CCS to ensure that the FXAA's wellfields are protected to the maximum extent possible now and in the future; and Page 2 of 4 Mayor Carruthers WHEREAS, as comprehensive approach is needed to 1) stop tile western movement of the hypersaline plunge immediately, 2) reiii(. the CC'S dischar—ees into the Biscayne Aquifer in an expedited manner and 3) address any impacts to Biscayne Bay; and WHEREAS, Monroe County calls upon its partners at the FKAA to take all steps necessary to protect the Florida Key's supply of potable water, including potential partnering oil the development of now technical data to better understand the extent of the hypersaline Plume and potential threat to the FKAA's wellfields; and WHEREAS, Monroe County reserves its right to initiate tile conflict resolution provisions of the Florida Governmental Conflict Resolution Act""' and to bring an action under the Florida Environmental Protection Act' iv or any other available Federal or State legal remedy at a later date should the Board deem such action appropriate; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA THAT: 1. Tile above recitals are hereby Incorporated Into this resolution as restated herein constitute the legislative findings and intent of the Board of County Commissioners of Monroc County, Florida. 1 The Mian County leadership, the SFWMD and DEP are invited to open a dialog with Monroe County it' SUPPol-t of finding comprehensive Solutions to combat the western migration of the hypersaline PlUnle stemming from FPL's Turkey Point CCS; remove the CCS discharges into the Biscayne Aquifer in all expedited manner, and address any impacts to Biscayne Bay. 3. Monroe County encourages the FKAA to take all steps necessary to protect the potable water supply for the Florida Keys Including its wellfields In Florida City. 4. Monroe C is willing to provide material Support to tile FKAA to enhance its current of f"orts tea protect the Florida City welifields. 5. The Clerk far this Board shall furnish copies of this resolution to! • US. Senator Bill Nelson • U.S. Senator Marco Rubio • U,S. Representative Carlos Curbelo, District 26 • Florida Governor Rick Scott • Florida Senate President Andy Gardiner • Florida House Speaker Steve Crisafulli • State Senator Dwight Bullard, District 39 • State Senator Anitere Flores, District 37 • State Representative Holly Raschein, District 120 • Chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Stephen G Burns • Chair, South Florida Water Management District Governing Board, Daniel O'Keefe • Executive Director, South Florida Water Management District Peter Antonacci • Secretary, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Jon Steverson Page 3 of 4 Mayor Carruthers Miami Dade County Mayor Carlos Girnenez Chair, Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority Robert Dean Executive Director, Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority Kirk Zuelch 6. 'rhis resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Conitnissioners of Monroe County Florida, at a regular meeting of said Board held on the "?V' day of April, 2016. Mayor Heather Carruthers Yes Mayor pro tear George Ncuaent Not Present T, Commissioner Danny L. Kolhage Yes Commissioner David Rice Mes Commissioner Sylvia Murphy Yes BOARD OF COU COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE IF By: Ma. r He er Carruthers Per Brian Davisson, Monroe County GIS planner. See, cL 76 -441. Laws offlorida, water a er et Ltqht Co., dated October 7, 201 55. v v. Floid Pow Consent Agreernent in AJicn0-Do(1( Count ' r Tropical Audubon Sociel ' v v FII&L oncISPIViIII). Case 15-3845. J; 46 (DOAH Recd Order Dec. 31, 201-5); last ps:'I'.'Nvww.doah. state. fl. us/ROSI/2 15/ 1 5003845.pdf "' Report on Recent Biscayne Bay Water Quality Observalions Associated with Florida Power and I ight'Furkey Point Cooling Canal systems Operations Directive 152884. dated March 7, 2016 (Miami-Dade Report). v ... Miami-Dade Report pg. 1, Miann-Dade Report, po. 5. M iam i-Dade Report pv, a. Miami-Dade Report pg. 4. "'Miarni Dade Report pg. 4 F.S. 1 64.10 et seq. rTt F, S 403A1 -. C—D Page 4 of 4 PA)