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Lake Decatur Watershed Management Plan—Phase V Scope of Services& Budget <br /> 6. Development of sediment dewatering basin to forward opportunities that generate revenue for watershed <br /> improvements and grant "match." <br /> a. Production agriculture. <br /> b. Conservation and innovation. <br /> c. Marketing and outreach initiatives (i.e., locally sourced products). <br /> This task is available to support further advancement of some or all of these projects on an opportunity basis. These <br /> project opportunities all require coordination and synthesis between the City, stakeholders, landowners, regulators, <br /> and the private sector. <br /> In Phase V, a special project priority is to advance the anchored floating wetland concept to implementation and <br /> attempt to secure the needed grant funding. <br /> Task 5.8: Section 319 BMP Permitting, Engineering & Design <br /> Northwater will provide survey, engineering and design services under Phase V to support the following: <br /> • Several potential projects are possible, some of which are outlined below: <br /> o Atkins property(Bluffs subwatershed) pond and grade control if not completed under Phase IV. <br /> o Allerton Park property (Wildcat Creek subwatershed)wetland creation (if grant awarded). <br /> o City property (Friends Creek subwatershed) DeWitt wellfield wetland (if grant awarded). Preliminary <br /> design work was completed under Phase IV and will be finalized upon notice of grant award. <br /> o City property(Bluffs subwatershed)shoreline stabilization(if grant awarded). Tasks include permitting <br /> and limited construction management. <br /> o Larry Shackleford property (Bluffs subwatershed) floodplain re-connection (if grant awarded). A site <br /> survey was completed under Phase IV. Engineering and permitting is still necessary. <br /> o City property (Bluffs subwatershed) stream enhancement and wetland creation (if grant awarded). A <br /> funding request was submitted in 2023 and may be awarded in Phase V. Most of the engineering and <br /> permitting was completed under Phase IV. Minor design adjustments and finalizing the permit <br /> application is still necessary. <br /> This task does not include survey, design and engineering services for special projects (Task 5.7) or 2024 City-funded <br /> BMP projects. <br /> Task 5.9: Watershed Monitoring Program <br /> The monitoring initiated in Phase II will be continued and further expanded, which includes: <br /> 1. Discrete Monitoring <br /> Awl northwater <br />