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�TKI��JS closeout submittals. Re -inspections are not anticipated and were not included in the fee estimation for this task. Upon construction completion, the Engineer will prepare a post construction report. This report will consist of a brief narrative of the project progress, from start to finish, and it will include, as attachments, key construction documentation. The intent of the report is to provide the County with one location to access key documentation and to be used with permit compliance submittals. H. Permit Compliance The Engineer will assist the County with permit compliance requirements for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) by completing the tasks outlined below. The Engineer will prepare and submit commencement notifications for both FDEP and USACE The Engineer will review the contractor's daily turbidity monitoring reports for compliance with the contract documents. The Engineer will submit the turbidity monitoring reports to FDEP on a weekly basis. The Engineer will prepare and submit completion notifications for both FDEP and USACE. SECTION 2 ASSUMPTIONS AND EXCLUSIONS 1. Application fees, impact fees and any other fees required by regulatory agencies are considered a direct expense to the County and are not included in this scope and fee. 2. It is assumed the pedestrian bridge to be demolished is owned by the County, and that coordination with, or approvals from, FDOT will not be required for its removal. 3. It is assumed that the demolition work will be managed from the waterside (i.e. a barge) and that no work will be conducted form the highway bridge. If it is determined that work will be done from the highway bridge, coordination and approval from FDOT may be required. Such coordination and approval would be outside this scope of services and would be considered an additional service. 4. It is understood that the County obtained regulatory approval for disposal of the pier demolition debris at an offshore location. This work was done by internal County staff. 5. It is assumed the County Purchasing Department will lead the bid process, facilitate the pre bid meeting, issue addenda, and compile the bid tabulation. 6. The ultimate decisions related to regulatory approvals and funding assistance lie outside of the Engineer's control. The Engineer cannot guarantee issuance of regulatory approvals or funding. 7. Creation or modification of a State owned submerged lands lease or easement is not included in this scope of services. 8. Seagrass monitoring and reporting is not included with this scope and fee. However, it may be required by regulatory agencies. That requirement would be determined during the formal permitting process. If it is required, Atkins can provide those services as additional services. 9. It is understood that the County is pursuing funding assistance from FEMA. Services to assist with this effort, along with meeting compliance requirements associated with FEMA funding, are not included in this scope and fee. 10. It is assumed that the project will meet the Florida Statewide Programmatic Opinion (SWPBO) thresholds for Activity #10 in Consultation, Removal of Marine Debris. If the USACE determines the project does not meet these thresholds, they may require outside consultation. This could result in an increase in the duration of the permitting process. Page 6 of 7 P34