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Item 1 - Response to RFI received subsequent to the issuance of ADDENDUM #4: <br />1. SHEET U-7 REVISED LIFT STATION: PLEASE PROVIDE A COPY OF THE SFWMD WATER <br />WITHDRAWL / DEWATERING PERMIT. ALSO PROVIDE A COPY OF THE DEWATERING <br />PLAN SHOWING WATER DISTRIBUTION, HOLDING, AND REMOVAL. <br />The means and methods of any required dewatering are up to the CONTRACTOR. CONTRACTOR <br />needs to be advised he is subject to SJRWMD dewatering criteria, not SFWMD. Also, caisson <br />installation method should dramatically change dewatering requirements. <br />2. GEOTECHNICAL: THE PILE INSTALLATION IS UNCLEAR WHETHER DRIVING IS <br />REQUIRED. ALSO, IF DRIVING IS A REQUIREMENT, DOES IT HAVE ANY IMPACT ON THE <br />TURTLE NESTING SEASON? <br />Piling for the boardwalk, ADA ramp, and stairs are not required to be driven; per the DRAWINGS by <br />Coastal Tech: "Piles shall have a minimum embedment of 8' feet below existing grade or to <br />elevation 0.0 NGVD whichever is lower." The AM Engineering geotechnical report indicates the <br />piles are to be driven to final bearing. Pavilion piles may be jetted to within 2 feet of the minimum <br />tip elevation and driven the last 2 feet. <br />3. ITEM #14 - EXISTING IRRIGATION WELL AND IRRIGATION SYSTEM: PLEASE PROVIDE <br />THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EXISTING WELL. PLEASE PROVIDE THE EXTENT OF <br />WORK FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEM REPLACEMENT. <br />Existing piping and wells have been cleared and exposed. A site visit with the plans in hand will <br />greatly clarify the "assumptions". Yes, we are aware the existing well data is not known, however, <br />our assumption is that it is not irrigating the sod with salt water and is therefore less than 20 feet <br />deep. <br />4. A. PLEASE CLARIFY THE LENGTH OF 16 PILES @ 10" DIAMETER FOR THE PAVILION <br />AREAS. <br />B. PLEASE CLARIFY THE LENGTH OF ALL 6X6 WOOD PILES FOR BOARDWALKS. <br />C. PLEASE CLARIFY THE LENGTH OF 6X6 WOOD PILES FOR THE COVERED BENCH <br />AREA LOCATED AT BOTH SIDES OF 8' WIDE BOARDWALK. <br />A.. For the piles at the pavilion, i.e. 10" Timber piles the minimum tip elevation should be +9.0' <br />NGVD. Section 2/S-4 shows the top of the pile at +28.0'NGVD and the top of slab at + 18.0'NGVD. In <br />addition to the minimum tip elevation of +9.0 the minimum embedment should be 9 feet. So, if the <br />final grades are as indicated on the section the minimum final pile length is 19'-0". Driving <br />parameters and cut off may require a longer pile, the pile Contractor should be consulted. <br />B. 6X6 piles for the main boardwalk shall have a minimum length of 21.5' ((+18'NGVD - O.ONGVD) <br />+3.5']. Any splices shall occur at the pile cap - as approved by the ENGINEER. <br />C. 6X6 piles for the covered bench area located a both sides of 8' wide boardwalk shall have a <br />minimum length of 27' [(+18'NGVD - O.ONGVD) +9']. Any splices shall occur at the pile cap - as <br />approved by the ENGINEER. <br />The cost to furnish and install all piling as shown shall be included in the LUMP SUM BID ITEM 2.01. <br />5, IN SECTION 03000, ARTICLE 2.1, ITEM B, YOUR ENGINEER HAS SPECIFIED THE PILES TO <br />BE TREATED WITH .40PCF MCQ WITH THE PILES BEING KILN DRIED AFTER TREATMENT. <br />IT IS MY STRONG RECOMMENDATION THAT YOU SUGGEST THE USE OF .80 CCA <br />PILINGS. <br />The following wood treatments will be acceptable alternatives for the construction of the boardwalk: <br />FAPublic Works\Cliff Suthard\Wabasso Beach Park\A Construction Bid Documents\Bid Documents as of 2-6-2008\Addendum #1 #2, #3, #4, & <br />#5\Addendum #5.doc <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />as <br />