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Scope of Services
Approved Date
12/19/2006
Control Number
2006-422
Agenda Item Number
7.H.
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Thomas Penders Associates
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Statement of work-Wabasso Beach Park Restoration
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3.0 Thomas Penders & Associates approach to this project is based upon proven <br /> Approach methodology used successfully at several engagements. <br /> At a high level, the specific approach to this project includes the following major <br /> tasks: <br /> • Task 1 — Review of the Florida State Master Site File data to identify <br /> previously recorded prehistoric and historic archaeological sites within the <br /> project area and the immediate vicinity <br /> 6 <br /> • Task 2 — Conduct background research including, but not limited to the Indian <br /> River County Historical Society, Indian River County Government records, <br /> theses and dissertations at various Florida universities to identify possible <br /> historic and archaeological sites within the project area <br /> • Task 3 — Establish Areas of Archaeological Potential (AAPs) to customize the <br /> field survey for maximum coverage of high AAPS and test medium and low <br /> AAPS. <br /> • Task 4 — Interview local informants that live in the area who may have <br /> knowledge of unrecorded sites within or near the project. <br /> • Task 5 — Conduct an archaeological survey of the entire property to identify <br /> prehistoric site potential and determine exact areas of subsurface testing. <br /> • Task 6 — Conduct remote sensing and passive investigation techniques to <br /> identify site potential and determine exact areas of subsurface testing. <br /> • Task 7 — Identify and assess archaeological and historical sites and establish <br /> site boundaries. <br /> • Task 8 — Conduct a preliminary assessment of all sites and create a mitigation <br /> plan including sampling plan for Phase II testing (if necessary). <br /> • Task 9 — Analysis of all prehistoric and historic artifacts. <br /> • Task 10 — Present and review the final report with Government of Indian <br /> River County staff. <br /> • Task 11 — Thomas Penders & Associates will act as liaison with Government <br /> of Indian River County and the Florida Division of Historical Resources to <br /> ensure that the sites are properly protected. <br /> Thomas Penders & Associates consultants will work closely with the business and <br /> technical staff at Government of Indian River County to conduct a Phase I <br /> archaeological survey within the project area. Thomas Penders & Associates will <br /> attempt to locate unrecorded sites, relocate recorded sites and assistance in <br /> identifying solutions for protecting these sites. Thomas Penders & Associates will <br /> utilize the Florida State Master Site File data, Indian River County Government, <br /> FDEP title records, previous archaeological and historical survey reports, and other <br /> sources to identify sites and site potential within the project area and immediate <br /> vicinity. <br /> Thomas Penders & Associates will interact with Government of Indian River <br /> County staff members during the project to ensure that the planning effort remains <br /> on track with satisfying the requirements in the desired time frame. <br /> Thomas Penders & Associates will develop and deliver a final report that includes <br /> the results of all information gathering, field survey, analyses, conclusions, and <br /> Page 2 of 5 recommendations. <br />
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