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Indian River County Sector 3 -- Post-Construction Monitoring Services <br /> Scope o f' Work <br /> WORK ORDER 13 <br /> Sector 3 Beach and Dune Restoration Project <br /> Post - Construction Monitoring Services <br /> Overview : This Scope cf Work is intended to provide services in support of monitoring - after <br /> construction of Phase 2b ( R20 to R26+ 500 ) of the Sector 3 Beach and Dune Restoration Project ( Project) <br /> which includes fill placement from R20 to R55 . The monitoring under this Scope of Work is intended to <br /> fulfill monitoring requirements — as posed by the FDEP and/or the USACE permits consistent with the <br /> USF&WS Biological Opinion dated December 2 , 2009 - for : <br /> • year 2 " annual monitoring for the previously completed Phase I fill area ( R-36 - R- 55 ), and <br /> 0 year I " annual monitoring for the previously completed Phase 2 fill area ( R -26 + 500 - R- 36 ), and <br /> • immediate post-construction monitoring of the Phase 2b fill area ( R-20 - R-26+ 500 ) . <br /> Subsequent permit- required Biological or Physical Monitoring is not addressed in this Scope of Work. <br /> In general , the work will support the efforts of COUNTY staff, be performed by COASTAL TECH , and <br /> supported ( via sub -contracts) by Ecological Associates, Inc . (EAI ), Continental Shelf Associates , Inc . <br /> (CSA), Aerial Cartographics of America (ACA ) , Morgan & Eklund , Inc . ( M & E), and Inwater Research <br /> Group ( IRG ) as described below . The following describes the work under this Scope of Work : <br /> Task 1 — Post- Construction Physical Monitoring : In general , COASTAL TECH will provide physical <br /> monitoring services for post-construction monitoring for the Sector 3 Project — required by the FDEP <br /> Permit No . 285993 -001 -JC and outlined in the Physical Monitoring Plan dated December 16 , 2009 . It is <br /> anticipated that the COUNTY will provide topographic and bathymetric surveys of the beach and dune <br /> from R20 to R30 — as obtained by the Sebastian Inlet District . Specifically, COASTAL TECH will : <br /> • via subcontract with M & E , perform topographic and bathymetric surveys of the beach and dune <br /> from R30 to R60 , <br /> • via subcontract with ACA , provide controlled aerial photography from R15 to R60, <br /> • perform beach sand sample collection for Phases I and 2 - at a frequency of approximately every <br /> 3 , 000 shoreline feet (< 15 samples - obtained via subcontract with M& E at reference monuments <br /> R30 , R4I , and R52) , and analysis of sediment samples to evaluate the sediment characteristics of <br /> the restored beach , and <br /> • prepare and submit a post- construction engineering report and the associated monitoring data to <br /> FDEP and USACE (within 90 days post survey) . <br /> Task 2 —Post- Construction - Biological Monitoring - Escarpments : On a weekly basis, from May 1 <br /> through October 31 , 2012 or the end of the peak marine turtle nesting season ( whichever occurs sooner) - <br /> EAI will conduct visual surveys for escarpments along the entire Project area ( R20 to R55 ) to fulfill post. <br /> construction monitoring requirements of FDEP Specific Condition 24 and item 5 ( including 5a through <br /> 5b) of the "Terms and Conditions" for the "Protection of sea turtles" in the USF& WS Biological Opinion <br /> dated December 2 , 2009 - in accordance with FFWCC protocol . EAI will notify COASTAL TECH <br /> weekly of any persistent scarps within the Project area that may interfere with sea turtle nesting. <br /> COASTAL TECH will confer with the COUNTY and notify FDEP of the presence of those scarps and <br /> for coordinating any remediation measures , if required . The COUNTY will address leveling of <br /> escarpments as may be required . Escarpment data will be included in the annual report as a <br /> basis for <br /> evaluating Project effects . <br /> Page 1 of' 4 <br /> March 20, 2012 <br />