
Section 6 The Selected Alternative Plan
EAA Storage Reservoirs Revised Draft PIR and EIS February 2006
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o Improved Miami Canal
o Improved Supply Canal
o Improved Bolles and Cross Canals
4. Levees
o L-601 Levee (Cell 1 Perimeter Levee)
o L-601i Levee (Internal Levee separating Cells 1 and 2)
o L-602 Levee (Cell 2 Perimeter Levee)
Stormwater Treatment Area
Approximately 1,495 acres of land already owned by the State of Florida and the
South Florida Water Management District adjacent to and in the southwest
corner of the reservoir has preliminarily been identified as the site for the
stormwater treatment area.
6.1.2 Pump Stations
6.1.2.1 S-610 Pump Station
S-610 is the reservoir inflow pump station with a total pumping capacity of 2,505
cfs and is located on the east side of Cell 1 on the North New River Canal. The
pump station is designed to capture runoff and Lake Okeechobee releases in the
North New River Canal. S-610 is a 9-bay pump station with six 360 cfs diesel
engine driven pumps and three 115 cfs electric motor driven pumps. All six
diesel engine driven pumps are used during maximum flood control operations.
The 115 cfs and 360 cfs pumps can be used to backpump seepage and maintain
the perimeter seepage canal levels during non-runoff event times. Although
electric motor driven pumps are presented for seepage pumping, for operational
flexibility, any combination of pumps can be used to maintain optimum seepage
canal levels.
6.1.2.2 S-611 Pump Station
The S-611 is a seepage collection pump station for Cell 2. This pump station
pumps water from the seepage canal, C-602. S-611 is a four bay pump station
with two 300 cfs diesel engine driven and two 100 cfs electric motor driven
pumps. The pump station provides a total pumping capacity of 800 cfs. It is
located near the southwestern corner of Cell 2 near existing pump station G-372.
For operational flexibility, either one electric motor driven pump or both can be
used to maintain optimum seepage canal levels.
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