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Official Document Type
Second Amendment
Approved Date
10/23/2007
Control Number
2007-361
Agenda Item Number
7.N.
Entity Name
Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Co.
Subject
Beach Restoration Project for Sectors 1 & 2
Second Amendment to Agreement
Area
Ambersand Beach
Project Number
0502
Bid Number
2006047
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6656
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methods used in collection, handling, storage, and analysis of the <br /> samples; a map indicating the sampling locations; a statement by the <br /> individual responsible for the implementation of the sampling program <br /> concerning the authenticity, precision, limits of detection and accuracy of <br /> the data; the times of the day that the samples were collected; the total <br /> water depths at each of the sampling locations; the depth at which each <br /> sample was collected; the weather conditions just prior to the sample <br /> (e.g., precipitation, cloud cover, temperature, and wind speed and <br /> direction); the tidal stage and direction of flow; and, wave height, <br /> 13 . 1 . 1 .4 Excessive Turbidity . In the event that the Compliance turbidity samples <br /> exceed the Background turbidity samples by 29 NTUs for the Offshore <br /> Bonrow Sites) and permitted levels ( described in Section 1 i ] l 9 ' of <br /> these Specifications) for the Sebastian Inlet Sand Trap Borrovr Site the <br /> CONTRACTOR shall IMMEDIATELY CEASE dredging activities, <br /> notify the COUNTY and repeat the sampling and analyses until the <br /> turbidity has returned to acceptable levels. Dredging operations may not <br /> resume until the Compliance turbidity sample has returned to an <br /> acceptable level compliant with the issued DEP permit Z Allreportingto - Deleted: Qenffian29NTpsabovethe <br /> the Florida DEP shall be conducted by the COUNTY. The backgowd turbidity sample and withm <br /> We permitted mixing zone) <br /> CONTRACTOR shall be liable for any non-compliance within the <br /> conditions of the permits and terms of this contract attributable to their <br /> personnel or subcontractors. <br /> 13 . 1 . 1 .5 Quality Control . All data shall be recorded in the Turbidity Monitoring <br /> Report as provided in Appendix F of these Technical Specifications. The <br /> nephelometer shall be field calibrated immediately prior to each sampling <br /> event and recalibrated every thirty (30) minutes during each sampling <br /> run. The time of each calibration shall be recorded on the Turbidity <br /> Monitoring Report. The CONTRACTOR shall provide the COUNTY <br /> with a duplicate of the standard used to calibrate the nephelometer. The <br /> CONTRACTOR ' S authorized technician shall attest to the accuracy of <br /> the reported data, testing equipment and procedure by signing and dating <br /> the Turbidity Monitoring Report. The COUNTY of ENGINEER may <br /> direct that additional tests be performed at the CONTRACTOR' S own <br /> expense. <br /> The CONTRACTOR shall provide suitable transportation to and from the <br /> nearest public dock as requested by COUNTY staff or the ENGINEER to <br /> monitor the collection and analysis of turbidity samples as well as to <br /> collect and analyze comparative samples using the COUNTY ' s <br /> equipment. All monitoring shall be conducted in accordance with the <br /> CONTRACTOR ' S Quality Assurance Plan , <br /> 13 . 1 .2 Construction Stake Recovery. The CONTRACTOR shall propose, for inclusion in <br /> the Monitoring Plan, a method for inventorying and ensuring the removal of all <br /> TECHNICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS Rev October 5 , 2007 TS- 11 <br />
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