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DEP permit: potable-water tank and booster pump station
DEP authorized a 0.51-million-gallon storage tank and booster pump station for the Lakefront water system.
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What the document establishes#
Permit 467493-001-WC identifies Lakefront CDD as water supplier and PWS 5224094, with expiration March 11, 2031.
Document text PDF page4 ↗ Opens a leaving notice in a new tab.The authorized works include a 0.51-million-gallon storage tank, six 30-horsepower pumps and a stated maximum-day operating capacity of 3,780,000 gallons.
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Qualifications#
These are authorized design figures, not observed water demand or proof of service commencement.
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DEP authorized a 0.51-million-gallon storage tank and booster pump station for the Lakefront water system.
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DEP permit: potable-water tank and booster pump station
- Document date
- Mar 12, 2026
- Source type
- Public record
- Confidence
- Primary source
- Location
- PDF pages 4
These are authorized design figures, not observed water demand or proof of service commencement.
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Lakefront Okeechobee Report. “DEP permit: potable-water tank and booster pump station.” https://lakefrontokeechobee.com/expanded-records/expanded-fa6d12c86615eaa4/
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