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Surficial Aquifer Steve Lamb P.G. Federico Lamb & Associates Water Management - Hydrologic Cycle - Rainfall - Hydrogeology - Permitting Floridas Hydrologic Cycle Water Budget South Florida Average Rainfall Average annual


  1. Surficial Aquifer Steve Lamb P.G. Federico Lamb & Associates Water Management - Hydrologic Cycle - Rainfall - Hydrogeology - Permitting

  2. Florida’s Hydrologic Cycle

  3. Water Budget

  4. South Florida Average Rainfall • Average annual precipitation • Days Place Inches • 91 Arcadia 52.2 • 106 Avon Park 50.8 • 108 Bradenton 56.2 • 145 Ft. Lauderdale 66.5 • 111 Ft. Myers 55.9 • 124 Ft. Pierce 53.8 • 138 Hialeah 70.4 • 106 Key West 39.8 • 135 Miami 61.9 • 120 Miami Beach 51.7 • 129 Naples 55.6 • – Pompano Beach 60.0 • 97 Tavernier (Key Largo) 46.0 • 102 Venice 50.5 • 130 Vero Beach 56.9 • 136 West Palm Beach 62.3

  5. Average is Only a Number

  6. Water Management

  7. PALM BEACH COUNTY HYDROGEOLOGY

  8. Surficial Aquifer System - LECsR

  9. Biscayne Aquifer

  10. Production Zone

  11. Surficial Aquifer - LECsR

  12. Control Levels • LECsR Model

  13. LWDD – Provides Storage, Recharge and Flood Protection

  14. Typical Onsite Surface Water Management System Design Outfall Control Structure w/Weir & Bleeder P.L. P.L. Limits of Onsite Surface Water Management System Perimeter Berm Building FF 100yr Secondary 25yr Drainage Canal (LWDD, etc.) Roads 5-10yr SURFACE STORAGE SOIL STORAGE (25yr recovered w/in 12 days) (Typically < 4’ DWT) WQ Seasonal High Water Table CE Undeveloped Land Surface Onsite Drainage Collection System Permanent Pool Saturated Zone Volume

  15. Lake-Wetland Separation Design Criteria Outfall Control Structure w/Weir & Bleeder Secondary Drainage Canal Wetland GRADIENT < 0.005 (LWDD, etc.) (or 1ft in 200ft) SHW Lake 200 1 CE Undeveloped Land Surface Permanent Pool Saturated Zone Volume

  16. SFWMD - Water Management

  17. CUP Permitting

  18. 1% Breakdown

  19. Need

  20. Wetland Protection

  21. Saline Intrusion •

  22. Florida Water Budget Surface & Groundwater 38% 1% 61% Evapotranspiration Lost to Tide Consumptive Use Fernald & Purdum. 1998. Florida Waters. Florida State University

  23. S-155 Discharge, cfs 2013 discharge = 59,283,400,000 gallons

  24. • “ ~ There is no such thing as bad storage ” • Tommy Strowd

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