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9. Engineer will included field review at the start of the project that includes walking the road and photographing driveway geometry for a record of existing conditions. 10 Meeting notes will be used to memorialize decisions made throughout the design process. No summary report will be prepared Deliverables: (1 copy) —AutoCAD Master Plan drawing of proposed improvements in digital form on CD. Final Design 11. Permitting. Prior to preparation and submittal of the necessary permit applications the Engineer will attend up to one (1) pre-application meeting, and one (1) review meeting for each agency identified below. The permit applications will be submitted to the various agencies as soon as the drawings are completed to the extent they can be submitted. Any applications requiring signature will be routed to the County for signature. The Engineer assumes all permit application fees will be paid by the County. The Engineer anticipates up to two (2) rounds of reasonable comments from each agency during the permitting review process. The Engineer will prepare and submit the following permit applications for the work within the project area: a. St. John's River Water Management District(SJRWMD) Environmental Resource Permit(ERP) The scope assumes an Exemption will be allowed under 26-330.051 F.A.C. for the linear FDR portion of the project. The Engineer assumes that the existing roadside swale system has sufficient capacity to accommodate the increased impervious area with minor changes such as adjusting volume retained in the swales. Design and permitting of new stormwater treatment features through SJRWMD is specifically excluded from this scope. b. Indian River Farms Water Control District(IRFWCD) Permit The Engineer anticipates that culvert extensions and replacements and possibly new culverts will be required within the IRFWCD canals within the project area. The Engineer will prepare and submit permit applications as needed to support the work within the project area c. FDEP NPDES Generic Permit for Stormwater Discharge from Large and Small Construction Activities The Engineer will assist the County's Contractor in preparing and submitting the Notice of Intent (NOI) for the proposed project. The Engineer at this time assumes that any dewatering required for the project can occur under the terms of the Generic Permit (i.e. no contaminated site exists within 500 feet of the areas to be dewatered.) BCG INITIAL CLIENT INITIAL Page 4 of 14