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Old Tampa Bay Tidal Circulation Water Quality Improvements
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In highly urban areas, large transportation projects often spend tens of millions of dollars purchasing right-of-way for stormwater management, including the purchase of developed property to be demolished to construct ponds. In lieu of traditional stormwater BMP's, Atkins and FDOT looked at an area of Old Tampa Bay that has historically had poor water quality and evaluated improving this offsite area to compensate for other projects that drain to Tampa Bay. This paper explores that, after more than two years of in-situ study, modeling and coordination with multiple agencies, Atkins and FDOT have established a new tidal connection through the SR 60/Courtney Campbell Causeway to improve water quality north of the causeway and create an ecological uplift that is conducive to seagrass growth.
In highly urban areas, large transportation projects often spend tens of millions of dollars purchasing right-of-way for stormwater management, including the purchase of developed property to be demolished to construct ponds. In lieu of traditional stormwater BMP's, Atkins and FDOT looked at an area of Old Tampa Bay that has historically had poor water quality and evaluated improving this offsite area to compensate for other projects that drain to Tampa Bay. This paper explores that, after more than two years of in-situ study, modeling and coordination with multiple agencies, Atkins and FDOT have established a new tidal connection through the SR 60/Courtney Campbell Causeway to improve water quality north of the causeway and create an ecological uplift that is conducive to seagrass growth.
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Daniel LauricelloVirginia CreightonDavid TomaskoMichael SalisburyEd CronynShayne Paynter
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Mar 2020
ISSN1938-6478
DOI10.2175/193864718825157639
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Content sourceNational Stormwater Symposium
Copyright2020
Word count9
Subject keywordsProgram DevelopmentManagementPlanning and Analysis

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In highly urban areas, large transportation projects often spend tens of millions of dollars purchasing right-of-way for stormwater management, including the purchase of developed property to be demolished to construct ponds. In lieu of traditional stormwater BMP's, Atkins and FDOT looked at an area of Old Tampa Bay that has historically had poor water quality and evaluated improving this offsite area to compensate for other projects that drain to Tampa Bay. This paper explores that, after more than two years of in-situ study, modeling and coordination with multiple agencies, Atkins and FDOT have established a new tidal connection through the SR 60/Courtney Campbell Causeway to improve water quality north of the causeway and create an ecological uplift that is conducive to seagrass growth.
In highly urban areas, large transportation projects often spend tens of millions of dollars purchasing right-of-way for stormwater management, including the purchase of developed property to be demolished to construct ponds. In lieu of traditional stormwater BMP's, Atkins and FDOT looked at an area of Old Tampa Bay that has historically had poor water quality and evaluated improving this offsite area to compensate for other projects that drain to Tampa Bay. This paper explores that, after more than two years of in-situ study, modeling and coordination with multiple agencies, Atkins and FDOT have established a new tidal connection through the SR 60/Courtney Campbell Causeway to improve water quality north of the causeway and create an ecological uplift that is conducive to seagrass growth.
Author(s)
Daniel LauricelloVirginia CreightonDavid TomaskoMichael SalisburyEd CronynShayne Paynter
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Mar 2020
ISSN1938-6478
DOI10.2175/193864718825157639
Volume / Issue
Content sourceNational Stormwater Symposium
Copyright2020
Word count9
Subject keywordsProgram DevelopmentManagementPlanning and Analysis

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Daniel Lauricello#Virginia Creighton#David Tomasko#Michael Salisbury#Ed Cronyn#Shayne Paynter. Old Tampa Bay Tidal Circulation Water Quality Improvements. Water Environment Federation, 2021. Web. 2 Oct. 2025. <https://www.accesswater.org?id=-10033680CITANCHOR>.
Daniel Lauricello#Virginia Creighton#David Tomasko#Michael Salisbury#Ed Cronyn#Shayne Paynter. Old Tampa Bay Tidal Circulation Water Quality Improvements. Water Environment Federation, 2021. Accessed October 2, 2025. https://www.accesswater.org/?id=-10033680CITANCHOR.
Daniel Lauricello#Virginia Creighton#David Tomasko#Michael Salisbury#Ed Cronyn#Shayne Paynter
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