Pinellas County Coastal Management Program
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1 Pinellas County Coastal Management Program Andy Squires Coastal Resources Manager Department of Public Works Division of Environmental Management
2 Topics Why Nourish Our Beaches County Managed Beaches Nourishment History Ongoing/Upcoming Projects Funding
3 Why Nourish Our Beaches
4 Most Important Reason! 1. Storm Protection Saves Lives Upland Infrastructure Property
5 STORM PROTECTION! Clearwater, September 1985 Clearwater, June 2011
6 STORM PROTECTION! Indian Rocks Beach September 1985 Indian Rocks Beach June 2011
7 STORM PROTECTION! North Redington Beach Post Fill 1999 North Redington Beach September 1985
8 1993 Same View Morgan Street Belleair Beach 2006
9 Economic Benefits! 2. Pinellas County Tourism (Data Research Services, Inc.. Analysis for 2009) 74.2% of Visitors Come for the Beaches $2.8 Billion - Total Economic Impact Over 35,800 - Jobs Supported $88.4 Million - State & Local Taxes Paid
10 Another Reason to Nourish Our Beaches 3. Environmental Benefits - Habitat Marine Turtles Shorebirds
11 County Managed Beaches HONEYMOON ISLAND Honeymoon Island Sand Key Treasure Island Sunshine Beach Sunset Beach Long Key Upham Beach Pass-A-Grille Beach Mullet Key (Ft. DeSoto Park) SAND KEY TREASURE ISLAND LONG KEY FT DESOTO Old Tampa Bay
12 Non-Federally Authorized Project Honeymoon Island State Funding Construction 100% Non-construction 75% (design, permitting, etc.)
13 Honeymoon Island Nourishment History 1921 Hurricane Created Hurricane Pass 1969 Beach Fill, 1.3 million yds of shoreline, used offshore Borrow Area with limestone gravel and rock N PHOTO DATE: 2010 PHOTO PROPERTY OF PINELLAS COUNTY Nourishment, 230,000 yds 3 From Hurricane Pass Maintenance Dredging 2000 Nourishment, 12,500 yds 3 Sand from Hurricane Pass Maintenance Dredging 2007 Nourishment, 140,000 yds 3 Sand from Hurricane Pass Ebb Shoal 2015 Nourishment, 162,890 yds 3 Sand from Hurricane Pass Ebb Shoal GULF OF MEXICO HONEYM OON ISLAND HURRICANE PASS
14 PHASE I PHASE II Honeymoon Island Phase I & II HONEYMOON ISLAND BEACH RESTORATION PROJECT PHASES I & II N T-GROIN 4 PHOTO DATE: 2010 PHOTO PROPERTY OF PINELLAS COUNTY T-GROIN 3 T-GROIN 2 BEACH FILL TEMPLATE REQUIRES APPROXIMATELY (100,000 CY) EXISTING T-GROIN 1 CONSTRUCTED UNDER DEP PERMIT JC EASEMENT-BORROW AREA (PROPOSED) PHASE II HONEYMOON ISLAND HURRICANE PASS BORROW AREA GULF OF MEXIC O Current Nourishment Interval = 3 Years
15 Federally Authorized Projects Sand Key Treasure Island Long Key Funding 60% Federal 20% State 20% County
16 Federally Authorized Sand Key Projects ,000 yds3, $2.6 M ,300,000 yds3, $14.5 M ,000yds3, $11.7 M ,612,166, $24 M ,700,000 yds3, $45 M yds3, $31.5 M
17 2012 Sand Key Nourishment Belleair Shore No Fill $31.5 million 1.25 million cubic yards Sand Sources (Not Shown on Map) 1. Egmont Shoals (N of Egmont Key) 2. Area L (11+ mi W of Sand Key)
18 Sand Key Nourishments Prior to Federal Authorization 1969: Indian Rocks Beach, 5,500 feet of shoreline - Federal Disaster Assistance ($856,000; 143,000 cubic yards) 1973: Indian Rocks Beach, post Hurricane Agnes - Federal Disaster Assistance ($1,667,600) 1974: Beach Disposal from Clearwater Pass Dredging - USACE (126,000 cubic yards) 1977: Beach Disposal from Clearwater Pass Dredging - USACE (186,000 cubic yards) : Northern Sand Key, Beach Disposal - Clearwater s Program, Inlet Improvement for Bridge Stability (600,000 cubic yards) 1985: Redington Shores from Dredging John s Pass - USACE/Pinellas County (60,000 cubic yards)
19 2012 Sand Key Nourishment First Sand Placement Dan s Island May 15, 2012 Belleair Shore No Fill Dan s Island May 16, 2012 Dan s Island May 16, 2012
20 Treasure Island & Long Key (From Elko and Mann, 2007)
21 Treasure Island Nourishment History Date / Volume (yds 3 ) / Sand Source / Length 1969 / 790,000 / Offshore borrow area / 0.8 mi 1971 / 75,000 / O Brien s Lagoon / 0.2 mi 1972 / 155,000 / Blind Pass / 0.2 mi 1976 / 380,000 / Offshore borrow area / 1.4 mi 1978 / 50,000 / Blind Pass / Southern Treasure Island 1981 / 70,000 / John s Pass / 0.6 mi 1983 / 220,000 / Blind Pass / 0.8 mi 1986 / 550,000 / Blind Pass & Pass-a-Grille Channel / 2.4 mi 1991 / 56,000 / John s Pass / 0.4 mi 1996 / 51,300 / Egmont Shoal / 0.4 mi 2000 / 350,000 / John s Pass / 1.6 mi 2004 / 225,000 / Pass-a-Grille Channel / 1 mi 2006 / 110,000 / Egmont Shoal / 1.6 mi 2010 / 225,000 / John s Pass / 1.6 mi 2014 / 300,516 / East Egmont Shoal / 1.6 mi
22 Upham Beach Nourishment History Date / Volume (yds 3 ) / Sand Source / Length 1980 / 254,000 / Blind Pass / 0.4 mi 1986 / 98,000 / Pass-a-Grille Channel / 0.4 mi 1991 / 230,000 / Blind Pass / 0.4 mi 1996 / 253,000 / Egmont Channel Shoal / 0.4 mi 2000 / 281,000 / Blind Pass / 0.4 mi 2004 / 408,000 / Pass-a-Grille Channel / 0.7 mi 2006 / 90,000 / Egmont Channel Shoal / 0.4 mi 2010 / 160,000 / Blind Pass / 0.4 mi 2014 / 160,545 / East Egmont Shoal
23 2014 Treasure Island & Long Key Nourishment Belleair Shore No Fill ~$16-17 million 520,000 cubic yards Pass-A-Grille Nourishment Planned Cost Share:60%/20%/20% (Fed/State/County) Sand Source Egmont Shoals
24 Sunshine Beach
25 Sunset Beach
26 Upham Beach Stabilization Project September 15, T-Groins Installed 2006 Beach Nourished T-Groins Tested T-Groins Damaged 2011 Major T-Groin Repair
27 Long Key / Upham Beach October 2002 August 2008
28 Upham Beach Stabilization Project 2014 Nourished ~2000 of Shoreline, 156,748 yds Install 4 Permanent Rock Structures T-Groin Construction Estimate = $8 million Funding 50% State / 50% County
29 Pass-A-Grille Beach One-mile Long Public Beach Highly Erosive 1940s-50s Groins & Seawall Installed by 1960s County Management Began in 1980s Accreted Beach Stabilized with Sea Oats in late 1980s Nourishment History 1986: (post Elena) : 73,000 yds 3, Pass-A-Grille Channel 1991: 100,000 yds 3, Blind Pass 2004: (post storms): 95,000 yds 3, Pass-A-Grille Channe 2014: 140,053, East Egmont Shoal 2006
30 Mullet Key / Ft. DeSoto Park ,000 yds 3, Federal beach erosion control project constructed at south end of western beach ,000 yds 3, central region of western beach ,000 yds 3, western beach - 350,000 yds 3, south beach - Sand source from Tampa Bay maintenance dredging 1990 Federal project deauthorized 2006 ~350,000 yds 3 placed on western and southern facing beaches (R177- R179.5 & R181-R183) - Sand source, Tampa Bay maintenance dredging
31 Mullet Key / Ft. DeSoto Park Project
32 Mullet Key / Ft. DeSoto Park Nourishment Before After
33 Coastal Management Program Funding from Tourist Development (Bed) Tax One-half of Third Penny ~ $ million Annual Revenue
34 Summary Beaches Managed/Nourished For storm protection, tourism, environment Honeymoon, Sand Key, Treasure Island, & St. Pete Beach, frequently nourished (every 3-6 years) 2 with structural improvement projects (Honeymoon, Upham) Pass-A-Grille Beach nourished every 5-13 years Mullet Key nourished 4 times, latest in Cost Sharing State % of total costs Federal participation ~60% of Total Costs Tourist Development Tax Fund Projections Annual revenue projections for beaches > $2.5m after FY 2012+
35 QUESTIONS Andy Squires, Coastal Manager beaches@pinellascounty.org Web Link to Updates:
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