Updates
Workshop details, including presentations and meeting notes, will be available to view after each meeting.
October 26, 2011 
- Stakeholder Workshop Meeting Notes
- Dr. Knight – Spring MFLs Workshop Presentation
- Dr. Kincaid – Spring MFLs Workshop Presentation
- Agenda for October 26, 2011 Stakeholder Workshop
September 6, 2011 
- Meeting Notes – Sept 6 Springs Coast MFL Workshop
- Agenda for September 6, 2011 MFLs Workshop
- SWFWMD Workshop Presentation-September 6, 2011
- Norman Hopkins’ Workshop Presentation-September 6, 2011
- Katie Tripp’s Workshop Presentation-September 6, 2011
- Joyce Kleen’s Workshop Presentation-September 6, 2011
- Brad Rimbey’s Workshop Presentation-September 6, 2011
- Boyd Blihovde’s Workshop Presentation-September 6, 2011
July 18, 2011 
- Agenda for July 18, 2011 MFLs Workshop
- Workshop Presentation-July 18, 2011
- USGS Workshop Presentation-July 18, 2011
- July 18, 2011 MFLs Workshop Notes
June 8, 2011 
- Agenda for June 8, 2011 MFLs Workshop
- Workshop Presentation-June 8, 2011
- June 8, 2011 MFLs Workshop Notes
The District is in the process of setting, or has recently set, the minimum flows and levels (MFLs) for the Chassahowitzka, Crystal, Homosassa and Weeki Wachee river systems. District staff is hosting a series of public workshops in the Springs Coast area to discuss the process for setting MFLs.
The workshops will focus on existing data and minimum flows methods, additional data collection or analysis possibilities, and minimum flows compliance for the four spring-dominated systems.
To promote efficiency, designated representatives from governmental organizations and local community and environmental groups will take part in a panel discussion during workshops. These meetings are open to the public. Additional public input will occur during a public comment period.
The District is interested in your comments concerning the information presented during the workshop series, and the data and methods used to establish minimum flows for Springs Coast water bodies. All public comments will be reviewed and used to support decisions regarding development and/or reevaluation of minimum flows and levels for the Chassahowitzka, Crystal, Homosassa and Weeki Wachee river systems. Please submit your comments by clicking on the link below.
Background Information and Reports 
- Response to Issues Raised at 26Oct2011 Stakeholders Meeting 13Dec2011
- HWS 2011 Memorandum – Modeling salinity regimes in the Homosassa River for 2030 sea level conditions
- Dynamic Solutions 2011 – Sea Level Rise Simulations of the Chassahowitzka River – Part 5
- Coastal Chloride History
- Correspondence from Mr. Rafael Rodriguez – Measuring Discharge on the Springs Coast
- Response to Mr. Miller – Water Use Permits, Flows & Spring Modeling
- Simulation of steady-state ground water and spring flow in the upper Floridan aquifer of coastal Citrus and Hernando Counties
- Effects of river discharge and high-tide stage on salinity intrusion in the Weeki Wachee, Crystal, and Withlacoochee River estuaries
- Effects of tidal stage and ground-water levels on the discharge
- Salinity and flow relations and effects of reduced flow in the Chassahowitzka River and Homosassa River estuaries
- Excerpt from HydroGeoLogic 2010 — Ground water flow & transport model
- Correspondence from Mr. Martyn Johnson
- Response to Mr. Miller — Water Use Permitting
- Dynamic Solutions 2011 — Sea Level Rise Simulations
- HSW 2011 Technical Memo — Sea Level Change on Salinities
- Knochnemus and Yobbi 2001 — Hydrology of the Coastal Springs Groundwater Basin
