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09/09/2014
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Board of County Commissioners
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EXHIBIT A <br />WORK ORDER NO. 13 <br />INDIAN RIVER COUNTY <br />ALL ABOARD FLORIDA <br />NOISE READINGS AND QUIET ZONE INDEX CALCULATIONS <br />BACKGROUND <br />All Aboard Florida (AAF) is developing a passenger rail service between Orlando and Miami, Florida. As <br />part of the proposed project, there are 30 instances within the Indian River County boundaries where <br />the proposed rail system crosses County, City or private roadways. As part of the project development, <br />AAF has prepared an environmental impact statement (EIS) and a noise study that address potential <br />issues or concerns relative to obtaining easements for each crossing from the governing entity of each <br />intersection and the compatibility of the proposed crossings with existing environmental components. In <br />April 2014, the County approved CDM Smith Inc.'s (Consultant) Work Order No. 10 to participate in <br />diagnostic field evaluations of the 30 crossings within the County, review the Environmental Impact <br />Statement (EIS) that is being prepared by AAF and review the corresponding Noise Study that is <br />anticipated to be submitted to the County for review concurrently with the EIS. <br />The Noise Study review authorized in Work Order No. 10 was specifically intended to review the study <br />as it pertains to the impacts to land owners surrounding each proposed crossing and the compatibility <br />with the County's Land Development Regulations. Additionally, if Florida East Coast Inc. (FEC) <br />information is readily available, the information on the proposed high speed rail system will be <br />compared to the existing noise levels of the FEC rail system for reference purposes. This study has not <br />yet been received and is not currently under review. <br />After completing the diagnostic field evaluations, County staff requested that Consultant prepare a <br />scope of services to perform Quiet Zone Risk Index calculations and replicate the conditions within the <br />AAF noise study at six crossings (to verify accuracy of the readings). <br />The following scope of services details the tasks necessary to complete the additional review. <br />SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />Consultant will perform the following services associated with the review of AAF's EIS. <br />TASK 1.0 - NOISE MONITORING AND DATA CONFIRMATION <br />Consultant will review the noise study submitted by AAF under Work Order No. 10. Once received, <br />Consultant will coordinate with County staff to select up to 6 crossings (budget and train schedules <br />permitting) at which to perform confirmatory noise sampling. The selected crossings will consist of a <br />representative sampling of conditions throughout the 30 crossings within the County. <br />Noise measurements will be recorded using a Type 1 or Type II noise level meter — Quest Technologies <br />SoundPro noise meter calibrated using national standards. Sound measurements will be in decibel <br />readings. Short-term (20 minute) sound level measurements near sensitive land uses will be conducted <br />at each site within the study area. Noise measurement will be logged at 1 minute intervals. A handheld <br />GPS unit will be used to record the approximate location of each site. Noise measurements will be taken <br />during the worst noise hour or peak hour to match with the EIS noise study. Baseline measurements <br />without train traffic will be conducted and a second set of readings with vehicular traffic and train traffic <br />math <br />A-1 <br />e+536.aoc <br />83 <br />
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