NRO_Permit_HC-NRO-24-0000014.pdf

NATURAL RESOURCES PERMIT

Permit Number: HC-NRO-24-0000014 Issue Date: 06/27/2024

Project Location: 16015 Race Track Rd Odessa FL 33556 Parcel/Folio: 002735.0000

Property Owner: City Of St Petersburg

Authorized Agent/Applicant: City Of St Petersburg

This permit authorizes the Applicant/Owner to undertake on the property described below those Land Alteration/Landscaping activities conforming to the County's approved Site Development Construction Plans. The issuance of this Permit is subject to the following conditions. Non-compliance with the approved Plans or with any conditions of this Permit will be considered a violation of the

Hillsborough County Land Development Code and may render the Permit void.

SPECIAL PERMIT CONDITIONS

This Permit authorizes the following: excavating and hauling away up to 9999 cubic yards of lime sludge from holding lagoon areas designated as Phase 7 per the approved plans submitted to the Development Services Department on June 10, 2024.

1. Lime sludge holding areas shall not be utilized. All lime sludge will be maintained within the lagoons until transferred directly to the hauling trucks.

2. HAUL ROUTE: The haul route shall be one of the following two options:

A) From site located at 16015 Race Track Road, head northeast on Race Track Road, at traffic circle take 1st exit to east to remain on Race Track Road. Turn left onto CR 587/CR 582/Gunn Hwy. Turn right on Van Dyke Road. Turn left onto the FL-589 Toll/North Suncoast Parkway ramp to SR 54 to site in Pasco Co.

B) From site located at 16015 Race Track Road, head northeast on Race Track Road, at traffic circle take 1st exit to east to remain on Race Track Road. Turn right onto CR 587/CR 582/Gunn Hwy. Turn left onto Ehrlich Road. Turn right onto the FL-589 Toll/Veteran’s Expressway to I-275 North to I-4 East. Exit I-4 at Mango Road. Head north to Pruett Road, turn right to 11850 Pruett Road.

i. It shall be the responsibility of the Permittee to ensure compliance with the permitted haul route. Non-compliance by truck traffic shall be subject to enforcement actions and penalties.

ii. If requested by the County, the Permittee shall be responsible for securing the services of an off-duty Sherriff’s Deputy, at the Permittee’s expense, to patrol for compliance with County’s Transportation Truck Route dated January 20, 2005 (link below) and the State Florida’s motor vehicle laws for trucks.

https://www.hillsboroughcounty.org/library/hillsborough/media-center/documents/development-services/land-development/resource-maps/trans-truck-route.pdf

3. The attached PCI (Pavement Condition Inspection) Data Reports for the two proposed haul route options list the current PCI for each roadway segment. Any segments of County-maintained roadway falling 10 points or more below the current PCI will require repairs as outlined in Condition #4 below.

i. Provide the County staff annually (December 1 of each calendar year) with a current PCI report of the public road segments of the two haul route options.

4. REPORT ROADWAY DAMAGE(S) and/or ROADWAY & RIGHT-OF-WAY FAILURES to the Development Services Division, Natural Resources staff at 813-276- 8399 immediately upon discovery. Any County-maintained roadway failures, damages, etc., shall be immediately reported to Public Works staff (Kevin Trimble) via email and Natural Resources staff at the following email addresses: trimblek@hcfl.gov and Naturalresources@hcfl.gov

i. Immediate action (within 24-hours) is required, by a private contractor, to repair/replace/restore the failed or damaged portion of the County-maintained roadway that was caused by any function or operation associated with this site.

ii. The above required work shall be permitted and performed in accordance with current Hillsborough County roadway regulations and standards and shall be subject to inspection by County staff.

iii. Any damage and/or failure to any turn radii, edge of pavement, shoulder of roadway and entrance as a result of the above land alteration activities shall be repaired and re-sodded immediately. This shall include up to full lane milling and re-paving as the per distance requirements established in the H.C. Utility Accommodation and Right-of-way Use Procedures Manual.

iv. ALL repairs to failures on Race Track Road and its associated appurtenances (under-drain(s), roadway, roadbed, turn radii, edge of pavement shoulder and/or right-of-way) shall be completed within a 24- hour period of the discovered damage.

5. TRAFFIC SIGNAGE (private property): Permittee shall install and maintain all required signage at their permitted ingress/egress point of their location and in the right-of-way:

i. Stop sign(s) according to approved plans (private property).

ii. Trucks entering highway signage (in ROW).

6. Posted Hillsborough County Road and Bridge weight limits shall not be exceeded.

7. No more than 9999 cubic yards of material are permitted to be removed off site in Phase 7.

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8. GENERAL PROHIBITIONS: Disposal or storage of any type of material other than excavated materials associated with the land alteration permitted for this site at any time including the following:

i. Hazardous substances of any type;

ii. Vegetative materials (trees, brush, plants, wood);

iii. Any other discarded materials;

a. Metal

b. Construction Debris

c. Plastics

d. Animal Waste

9. Days/Hours of Operation: Hours of operation shall be 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday. No operations may occur on Saturday and Sunday or any County recognized holidays.

i. Land alteration-related activities as described as follows but not limited to the following are PROHIBITED before, during or after permitted days/hours of operation:

a) Excavation

b) Equipment Maintenance

c) Loading

d) Hauling

e) Grading

f) Maintenance of Soil Tracking Devices

g) Jake/Engine Braking

h) Horn blowing

i) Idling

j) Queuing, parking or staging of trucks and/or equipment by the permittee or its contractors along the ROW of Racetrack Road.

10. FUGITIVE DUST, SMOKE, NOISE & ROADWAY MAINTENANCE: The land alteration operation shall be operated so that fugitive dust, mud, sand, rock, shell, dirt, and noise are minimized.

i. Trucks must have tailgates latched and loads covered with a tarp before leaving the site.

ii. Land alteration operations shall not create a sound level which exceeds the limits established by the Environmental Protection Commission of Hillsborough County.

LDC 8.01.05.C https://www.epchc.org/divisions/air/noise-program

iii. To control fugitive dust, frequent watering and/or sweeping of the internal haul road is mandatory. County roads must be swept and remain clear of debris, sand, mud, etc. LDC 8.01.05.G.1

a. Water Treatment Plant staff shall keep Race Track Road clean and free of mud, clay, rock, shell, sand, and/or dirt at all time. This shall include frequent sweeping of Race Track Road.

b. Road sweeping shall include frequent shoulder grading and/or cleaning to prevent berm creation that could cause water to pond on the roadway creating the decline of the road.

iv. Dust and Smoke: The land alteration shall be operated in such a manner that fugitive dust is minimized. To minimize dust and to prevent the deposit of material on paved roads, trucks shall be covered with their tailgates securely latched. Dirt road segments of the designated haul route may require regular watering to minimize dust generated by hauling activities. https://www.epchc.org/divisions/air

11. The existing exit/entry apron shall be maintained throughout the duration of the land alteration activities. The property owner is responsible for removing any loose material that is tracked or dropped onto the right-of-way and for keeping the travel lanes free of debris originating from the site.

STANDARD PERMIT CONDITIONS

1. A Final inspection is required to ensure compliance with the permitted plans. Schedule the NRO-Final inspection on HillsGovHub when the work is complete.

2. No disturbance is permitted within the limits of the Conservation Area(s). The limits of these area(s) must be barricaded with staked hay bales or other approved sedimentation barriers throughout the duration of the permitted land alteration activity.

3. Any activity interfering with the integrity of the wetlands, such as clearing, excavating, dredging or filling, without written authorization from the Director of the EPC or his designated agent, pursuant to Section 1-11.07, Rules of the Commission, would be a violation of Section 17 of the Hillsborough County Environmental

Protection Act, Chapter 84-446, and of Chapter 1-11, Rules of the EPCHC.

4. Please be advised that this review applies only to the development proposal as submitted and in no way does it provide Environmental Protection Commission (EPC) approval for any other aspect of the EPC review process.

5. All efforts must be undertaken to prevent any erosion or turbid water from being discharged off site, or into any surface water, drain, or Wetland Conservation or Preservation Area. Maximum allowable turbid discharges shall not exceed 29 NTU’s (Nephelometric Turbidity Units) above background levels.

6. The permitted activity shall not impede, divert, or increase the flow of surface water entering or leaving the property in a manner that adversely impacts off-site property.

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7. To satisfy National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) requirements and prior to the completion of the project’s approved stormwater management system, the General Contractor shall construct a temporary stormwater conveyance system to prohibit off-site discharges during the construction process.

8. Fugitive dust, smoke, noise, and roadway maintenance: The land alteration operation shall be operated so that fugitive dust, mud, sand, rock, shell, dirt, and noise are minimized.

i. Trucks must have tailgates latched and loads covered with a tarp before leaving the site.

ii. Land alteration operations shall not create a sound level that exceeds the limits established by the Environmental Protection Commission of Hillsborough

County. LDC 8.01.05.C https://www.epchc.org/divisions/air/noise-program

iii. Regular watering shall occur to reduce any fugitive dust.

9. The existing exit/entry apron shall be maintained throughout the duration of the land alteration activities.

The property owner is responsible for removing any loose material that is tracked or dropped onto the right-of-way and for keeping the travel lanes free of debris originating from the site.

10. Dewatering activities into public stormwater conveyance systems are prohibited in accordance with the

Hillsborough County Stormwater Quality Management Ordinance (94-15). Dewatering activities shall be conducted within the project boundaries.

11. All erosion, pollution, and sedimentation mechanisms required of the Stormwater Pollution Prevention

Plan of a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) stormwater permit, shall be properly installed and maintained throughout the construction process.

12. Any discharge, other than stormwater, into the County’s municipal separate storm sewer or into waters of the State or the United States which does not meet exemption standards of Section 6-1 of the Hillsborough

County Stormwater Quality Management Ordinance (94-15) is considered an illicit discharge or an illicit connection and is prohibited.

13. No person shall cause, let, permit, suffer or allow visible dust emissions in excess of the opacity standard of

20%. Any activity which interferes with the atmospheric purity and freedom of the air of Hillsborough County from contaminants injurious to human, plant, or animal life, which unreasonably interferes with the comfortable enjoyment of life or property would be a violation of Chapter 1-3, Rules of the Environmental Protection

Commission of Hillsborough County.

14. A protected copy of the Natural Resources Permit shall be posted at the entrance throughout the duration of land alteration activities.

Carla Shelton

Issuing Agent

THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON-SITE DURING THE PERMITTED LAND ALTERATION ACTIVITY(IES) AND SHALL BE EFFECTIVE

FOR A PERIOD OF TWO (2) YEARS AFTER ISSUANCE. THIS PERMIT DOES NOT RELIEVE ANY PERSON

FROM A REQUIREMENT TO OBTAIN ANY NECESSARY PERMIT, ZONING OR AUTHORIZATION FROM

ANY OTHER REGULATORY AGENCY AND DOES NOT RELIEVE ANY PERSON FROM COMPLIANCE WITH

ANY OTHER REQUIREMENT OF LAW.

SPECIAL NOTE: A Land Alteration/Landscaping Compliance Inspection must be conducted by the

Development Services Department. To schedule this inspection NRO-Final on HillsGovHub when permit activities have been completed.