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r FEB -61980 Box 42 -aw 651 Mr. Jack G. Jennings January 29, 1980 Page -three- to ifiprove the bridge's structural integrity. The remaining bridges listed on Attachment C should be schedule for the appropriate reha- bilitation or replacement as soon as possible. In accordance with Paragraph (2) of Section 338.071 of the Florida Statutes, the County is required to perform inspections on its bridges at intervals not to exceed 2 years. The future inspection, in most cases, need not be as detailed as the inspection performed under the subject Program. A recommended schedule for future in- spection has been established and is attached (Attachment D). This schedule requires many of the bridges to be inspected within one year from the inspection date under this Program. This is adviseable considering no previous information or inspection reports where available on any of the bridges now under the County's jurisdiction._. In addition to the 80 bridges inventoried and inspected under this Program, there are five bridges in Indian River County which are presently maintained by the DOT. Whether these bridges will be turned over to the County is not known at this time. These bridges are the four bridges in the structure of Wabasso Road (C-510) over Indian River and the bridge at 27th Avenue (C-607) over the South Relief Canal. The current status on the Wabasso River bridges is detailed in Mr. John Robbins' letter of September 5, 1979 to Mr. Jack G. Jennings (Attachment E). The current status of the 27th Avenue Bridge is detailed in a letter dated June 25, 1979 from Mr. Ray G. L'Amoreaux, Director, Division of Transportation Planning, DOT, to the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, Indian River County (Attachment F). This submittal completes our the subject Program, and we on future bridge inspection Very truly yours, 'Cq Ralph /E. Eng / For the Joint Venture Attachments responsibility under the contract for look forward to working with the County and report programs.