Legislation Details

File #: 2015-6269    Version: 1
Type: Resolution Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 8/31/2026 In control: City Commission
On agenda: 9/9/2026 Final action:
Title: Request for approval of Resolution No. 2026-84, A $2,500,000 FDEP 50/50 Grant from the Water Protection and Sustainability Program Trust Fund for the Upper Floridan Aquifer Injection Well
Attachments: 1. Resolution No. 2026-84 FDEP Grant L0180, 2. 01. Original Agreement_L0180_for Grantee's signature

TO:  Mayor and Commission                                          AGENDA DATE:  9/9/2026

 

FROM:  City Manager                                          AGENDA ITEM:   9 - C                                                                

                                                                    

SUBJECT:                        

Title

Request for approval of Resolution No. 2026-84, A $2,500,000 FDEP 50/50 Grant from the Water Protection and Sustainability Program Trust Fund for the Upper Floridan Aquifer Injection Well

Body

 

LOCATION:

Alexander Ave RIB Site

 

COST:

$2,500,000

 

SOURCE OF FUNDS:

Grant Funds from FDEP

 

ORIGINATING DEPARTMENT:

Public Works / Utility

 

POTENTIAL MOTION:

Recommendation

“I move to approve Resolution No. 2026-84”

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BACKGROUND:

Background

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection and St Johns Water Management District, in an effort to support sustainability and aquifer recharge, has supported and funded with a 50/50 grant the City of Deltona’s Upper Floridan Aquifer Alternative Water Supply Aquifer Recharge Injection Well project. This project is to construct One non-hazardous Class V aquifer recharge well and two (2)  associated monitoring wells. These wells will provide information to evaluate the feasibility of future injection of treated surface water from Lake Monroe into the Upper Floridan Aquifer. Testing conducted for this project is only permitted to use potable water. Upon successful testing with potable water, Surface water from Lake Monroe will be treated to meet primary and secondary drinking water standards along with high level disinfection before being used to recharge the Upper Floridan Aquifer with a sustainable Alternative Water Supply source from Lake Monroe.

 

If the Commission approves this item, this grant will be included in Staff’s recommended Final Fiscal Year 2026 - 2027 Budget.

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