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Read. Follow. Verify.Resolution 2026-R-04: Stormwater Agreement for G-2 and G-11 Canals
Record date · January 5, 2026
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What This Bill Does
This proposes a formal agreement between the City and Volusia County regarding the management and improvement of the G-2 and G-11 canal systems. The agreement outlines the terms for stormwater use and associated infrastructure projects.
This agreement establishes the legal and operational framework for how the City and Volusia County will manage stormwater infrastructure and canal maintenance, which directly impacts local drainage and flood mitigation efforts.
Who It Affects
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Volusia County
The county is a signatory to the agreement and will share responsibility for stormwater management and infrastructure improvements.
City Residents
Residents living near the G-2 and G-11 canals may be affected by future infrastructure improvements and changes in stormwater management practices.
Key Facts
- The resolution authorizes a Stormwater Use Agreement between the City and Volusia County.
- The agreement specifically covers the G-2 and G-11 canal systems.
- The agreement includes provisions for associated infrastructure improvements related to these canals.
- The document is currently in 'Agenda Ready' status.
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- The resolution was introduced on December 24, 2025.
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The document indicates a formalization of shared responsibility for specific canal infrastructure between the City and Volusia County.
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