Approval of Supplemental Agreement for NPDES Permit FLS000038
June 23, 2026
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The Frame
This agreement formalizes the ongoing administrative and regulatory responsibilities between Seminole County and the Florida Department of Transportation concerning the management of the Permit FLS000038, which governs stormwater discharge standards.
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Seminole County residents
Residents are affected by the regulatory compliance of stormwater discharge standards managed under this permit.
Florida Department of Transportation
The department is a party to the Joint Participation Agreement and shares responsibility for permit compliance.
Last recorded activity June 23, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Board of County Commissioners approved Supplemental Agreement No. 02 to the Joint Participation Agreement.
- The agreement is between the State of Florida Department of Transportation and Seminole County.
- The agreement pertains to NPDES Permit FLS000038.
- The Chairman is authorized to sign the agreement and the accompanying resolution.
- The Chairman is authorized to sign any potential future supplemental agreements and resolutions related to this permit.
- The scope of the agreement is countywide.
- The item was processed as a Consent Item under File 2026-0517.
Why It Matters
This agreement formalizes the ongoing administrative and regulatory responsibilities between Seminole County and the Florida Department of Transportation concerning the management of the Permit FLS000038, which governs stormwater discharge standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an NPDES permit?
Does this agreement involve new funding?
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Future Authorization
The board granted the Chairman standing authority to sign future supplemental agreements, reducing the need for individual board votes on subsequent minor amendments.
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