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Resolution 501-2001 Commissioner Williams RESOLUTION NO. 501-2001 A RESOLUTION OF THE MONROE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS PROVIDING THAT THE DIVISIONS OF PUBLIC WORKS AND GROWTH MANAGEMENT WORK TOGETHER TO REVIEW THE 7 YEAR ROAD WORK PLAN TO INCLUDE STORMWATER IMPROVEMENTS IN ALL FUTURE ROAD PROJECTS WHERE FEASIBLE FINANCIALLY AND PRACTICAL. WHEREAS, clean unpolluted water in the seas adjacent to the Florida Keys, as well as being an environmental good in its right, is also the foundation of Monroe County's tourist economy; and WHEREAS, County roads collect hydrocarbons and other pollutants that, if unrestrained, run-off as pollutants into the adjacent seas as a result of rain events; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners desires to improve stormwater management whenever financially feasible and practical; now therefore BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA THAT: Section 1. Definitions a) County roads means all those roads within the County road system as defined in Sec. 334.03 (8), F.S. b) Road work means the reconstruction, expansion, and paving/repaving, including their application of sealants or surface treatments to any County road. Section 2. Compliance with goals and objectives of the Monroe County Stormwater Management Master Plan for road work where deemed feasible and practical. a) Wherever feasible and practical, when County road work is undertaken on any portion of a County road, a stormwater management system shall be constructed in accordance with the goals and objectives contained in the County's Stormwater Management Master Plan (Plan) then in effect. b) To carry out the intent of this section, the Divisions of Public Works and Growth Management will review the latest 7 year road plan to determine which projects should include stormwater improvements, whether required by regulatory permit or not, in consideration of the Stormwater 03/26/02 12:02 PM Commissioner Williams goals and objectives set out in the County's Stormwater Management Master Plan then in effect. c) In considering whether a stormwater management system is feasible, practical, and should be constructed, the following shall be considered: 1) existing flooding and water quality conditions; 2) proposed impact on flooding and water quality; 3) adjacent land use; 4) existing features within the right-of-way such as vegetation and physical improvements; 5) width of available right-of-way; 6) traffic characteristics of the roadway, such as volume and truck traffic; and 7) financial feasibility. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners, Monroe County, Florida at a regular meeting of said Board held on the 19th day of December. A.D., 2001. Mayor McCoy Mayor Pro Tem Spehar Commissioner Neugent Commissioner Williams Commissioner Nelson yes yes yes yes yes BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUN , FLORIDA BY: C) I..D a:: M w <C ....J 0 ~ 0 l.I.. U <( .-: . w x: ::J::u>- -' I- cr:. 0- oo::z 0:::: 'lC_=> r- .uo 0 N .....J .w lL. :,-xw 0:: ........10 C) c:t :;:wc:: W x: <! :z .-J c:---. 1::1 C> c::::> 1: lL. c::::> C"-.I Stormwater OJ/26/02 12:02 PM