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RIVER Cost Share Program is sponsored by Suwannee River Water Management District (SRWMD) and Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP). The District and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection are providing cost share funds to assist agricultural producers with projects to maximize irrigation system efficiency and advanced management tools that save water across the SRWMD.
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DEP Cost Share Program | Suwannee River Water Management District Program Overview - Springs The Florida Legislature, through the Department of Environmental Protection ( FDEP ), provides funding assistance for projects that improve the quality and quantity of the state’s water resources that protect and improve springs.
FDEP works closely with the water management districts, local governments and other stakeholders to identify and implement springs projects that achieve restoration goals. State funding assistance is being made available to entities to implement these projects. Eligible projects include land acquisition intended to protect springs, and capital projects that protect the quality and quantity of water that flows from springs.
This would include any viable springs protection, restoration or management projects, such as: Agricultural Best Management Practices (BMPs) Wastewater Collection and Treatment Other innovative approaches and efficiencies that further the intended goal Program Overview - Alternative Water Supply The Governor and Legislature recognize the importance of developing alternative water supplies for the growing economy and health of Florida's natural systems.
The Department and the Districts will give special consideration to projects in the MFL Recovery or Prevention Strategies or District Regional Water Supply Plans or projects otherwise benefitting MFLs.
Other Non-Traditional Source Feasibility and Land acquisition projects may be eligible if they relate to one of the above and are necessary to implement a regional project AWS and Springs Project Submittal Applications for the AWS and Springs funding requests for the fiscal year 2025-20 26 are now closed. Applications for these programs are open from October to December each year. Guidance documents are available for review.
Please use the Conceptual Project application which is available year-round. Projects for AWS or Springs may be submitted in the Conceptual application form. Staff will review and advise the applicant if the project will be considered for advancement to AWS and/or Springs.
The AWS/Springs application form can be accessed with the following link: AWS and Springs Application Form Conceptual Projects can be submitted anytime, they do not have a deadline.
If you would like to submit other projects for consideration, please use the Conceptual Project application form The application form can be accessed with the following link: Conceptual Project Application Form Please read the following guidance and reference materials which will provide the applicant with assistance with how to fill out the required project application: District Springs Funding Guidance (PDF) FDEP Guidance-on Springs-Funding Cost Effectiveness Calculator (XLS) Basin Management Action Plan Projects for SRWMD (PDF) Water Quality Assessments, TMDLs and BMAPs with Water Body IDs (WBID) FDEP-method-for-wastewater-TN-calculations (XLS) Nitrogen-source-inventory-and-loading-tool-NSILT-1 Spreadsheet-tool- for estimating-pollutant-loads-STEPL Lower Santa Fe Basin Recovery Strategy (PDF) North Florida Regional Water Supply Partnership ( NFRWSP ) Boundary Map (PDF) NFRWSP Projects for SRWMD (PDF) Outstanding Florida Springs (PDF) Priority Focus Areas (PDF) Surface Water Improvement and Management ( SWIM ) Plans - Coastal Basin (PDF) and Suwannee Basin (PDF) Water Resource Caution Areas Map (PDF) For more information, please contact the Agriculture and Environmental Projects team by email or by calling 386-362-1001.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Agricultural producers and dairy farms within the Suwannee River Water Management District. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
RIVER Cost Share Program is funded by Suwannee River Water Management District (SRWMD) and Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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