Stormwater Treatment Areas

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Stormwater Treatment Areas are engineered wetland systems designed to filter and remove nutrients and pollutants from stormwater runoff before it enters natural water bodies such as the Everglades.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf engineered wetland system
stormwater management infrastructure
water quality treatment facility
associatedWith Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan NERFINISHED
Everglades Forever Act NERFINISHED
Everglades restoration
benefit enhanced biodiversity
improved habitat for wildlife
reduced nutrient loads to the Everglades
support for wading bird populations
designedFor treatment of agricultural runoff
treatment of stormwater runoff
treatment of urban runoff
engineeringDesign gravity-driven flow
shallow sloped basins
goal meet regulatory phosphorus limits for Everglades protection
hasComponent emergent vegetation
inflow canal
levees
outflow canal
periphyton communities
shallow treatment cells
submerged aquatic vegetation
water control structures
locatedIn Everglades Agricultural Area NERFINISHED
South Florida NERFINISHED
managedBy South Florida Water Management District NERFINISHED
monitoredFor phosphorus concentration at inflow
phosphorus concentration at outflow
vegetation health
water level
operatedAs constructed wetlands
purpose filter nutrients from stormwater runoff
improve downstream water quality
protect natural water bodies
reduce nutrient loading to the Everglades
remove pollutants from stormwater runoff
regulates flow patterns
hydraulic retention time
water depth
treatsPollutant nitrogen
organic matter
phosphorus
some pesticides
suspended solids
usesProcess microbial decomposition
plant uptake of nutrients
sedimentation
soil adsorption of phosphorus

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Water Conservation Areas hydrologicallyConnectedTo Stormwater Treatment Areas