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ATKI N S <br /> closeout submittals. Re-inspections are not anticipated and were not included in the fee <br /> estimation for this task. <br /> Upon construction completion, the Engineer will prepare a post construction report. This report <br /> will consist of a brief narrative of the project progress, from start to finish, and it will include, as <br /> attachments, key construction documentation. The intent of the report is to provide the County <br /> with one location to access key documentation and to be used with permit compliance submittals. <br /> H. Permit Compliance <br /> The Engineer will assist the County with permit compliance requirements for the Florida <br /> Department of Environmental Protection(FDEP)and the US Army Corps of Engineers(USACE) <br /> by completing the tasks outlined below. <br /> The Engineer will prepare and submit commencement notifications for both FDEP and USACE. <br /> The Engineer will review the contractor's daily turbidity monitoring reports for compliance with <br /> the contract documents. The Engineer will submit the turbidity monitoring reports to FDEP on a <br /> weekly basis. <br /> The Engineer will prepare and submit completion notifications for both FDEP and USACE. <br /> SECTION 2 ASSUMPTIONS AND EXCLUSIONS <br /> 1. Application fees, impact fees and any other fees required by regulatory agencies are considered a direct <br /> expense to the County and are not included in this scope and fee. <br /> 2. It is assumed the pedestrian bridge to be demolished is owned by the County, and that coordination <br /> with, or approvals from, FDOT will not be required for its removal. <br /> 3. It is assumed that the demolition work will be managed from the waterside (i.e. a barge) and that no <br /> work will be conducted form the highway bridge. If it is determined that work will be done from the <br /> highway bridge, coordination and approval from FDOT may be required. Such coordination and <br /> approval would be outside this scope of services and would be considered an additional service. <br /> 4. It is understood that the County obtained regulatory approval for disposal of the pier demolition debris <br /> at an offshore location. This work was done by internal County staff. <br /> 5. It is assumed the County Purchasing Department will lead the bid process,facilitate the pre bid meeting, <br /> issue addenda, and compile the bid tabulation. <br /> 6. The ultimate decisions related to regulatory approvals and funding assistance lie outside of the <br /> Engineer's control. The Engineer cannot guarantee issuance of regulatory approvals or funding. <br /> 7. Creation or modification of a State owned submerged lands lease or easement is not included in this <br /> scope of services. <br /> 8. Seagrass monitoring and reporting is not included with this scope and fee. However, it may be required <br /> by regulatory agencies. That requirement would be determined during the formal permitting process. <br /> If it is required, Atkins can provide those services as additional services. <br /> 9. It is understood that the County is pursuing funding assistance from FEMA. Services to assist with this <br /> effort, along with meeting compliance requirements associated with FEMA funding, are not included <br /> in this scope and fee. <br /> 10. It is assumed that the project will meet the Florida Statewide Programmatic Opinion (SWPBO) <br /> thresholds for Activity#10 in Consultation, Removal of Marine Debris. If the USACE determines the <br /> project does not meet these thresholds, they may require outside consultation. This could result in an <br /> increase in the duration of the permitting process. <br /> Page 6 of 7 <br />