An inventory of all public and private facilities and natural features which provide stormwater management for the campus, including detention and retention structures, storm drainage pipe systems, natural stream channels, rivers, lakes, wetlands, etc. Existing stormwater management facilities on the University of Florida main campus are depicted on a compilation of maps titled University of Florida Drainage Maps, Stormwater Management Master Plan and Permit Application Report , dated August 1999. These maps are maintained and periodically updated by the Physical Plant Division.
Maps are available as full-size paper xerox copies and electronically in AutoCAD format.
Additional details are provided in the final draft report titled University of Florida Stormwater Management Master Plan and Permit Application dated August 1999. The majority of the main campus area is located within the Lake Alice watershed. Lake Alice serves as the main detention facility for the tributary area. Stormwater runoff from developed areas within the depression basins is conveyed by overland sheet flow and by various-size underground pipes to natural depression areas. Stormwater retained within the depression areas overflows to the adjacent lower depression area or infiltrates.