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A <br />40 <br />Technical Approach <br />Page 3 <br />A separate Pre -Application Meeting will be conducted with staff of the Jacksonville <br />District Headquarters and Merritt Island Field offices (and representatives of the U.S. <br />Fish & Wildlife and National Marine Fisheries Services as deemed appropriate). <br />Potential issues which are anticipated to be of particular interest to USACE District staff <br />include borrow area physical, environmental and cultural resources characteristics, <br />beachfill area physical and environmental characteristics, threatened and endangered <br />species protection, anticipated dredge material transfer rnethods/schedule, and <br />navigation safety concerns. Submittal requirements deemed appropriate by District <br />staff to allow for complete and favorable staff evaluation of the proposed nourishment of <br />the Project shorelines will be identified at the meeting. <br />Following the Pre -Application (Consultation) Meetings, ATM shall prepare Meeting <br />Summary Report(s) for distribution to all meeting attendees which will provide highlight <br />information from the meeting and actions required by ATM and County to complete the <br />Joint Coastal Permit Application. The Meeting Summary Reports will be transmitted to <br />all attendees within seven days of the respective Consultations. <br />Task 5.A.2 Preparation of FDEP Joint Coastal Permit Application <br />ATM shall prepare and submit to the County for review a "Joint Application for Joint <br />Coastal Penrnit/Authorization to Use Sovereign Submerged Lands/Federal Dredge and <br />Fill Permit" draft prior to formal submittal to the Department. Upon receipt of County <br />approval, ATM shall forward the original signed application, five (5) copies of the <br />application, and six (6) complete sets of all required drawings and additional information <br />to the County for County submittal to the Department. The County shall be furnished <br />with five (5) additional complete sets of the application form, drawings and additional <br />information for County internal use. <br />ATM shall confirm the Joint Coastal Permit Application processing fee amount with the <br />Department prior to check issuance by the County. ATM shall establish voice or <br />electronic communication with the Department within seven days of submittal to <br />determine the Application Number assigned to the Permit. Weekly contact will be <br />maintained by ATM with both Department and County staff from Application Number <br />assignment until receipt of the first Department Request for Additional Information (RAI). <br />Task 5.A.3 Review and Respond to First Agency Request for Additional <br />Information (RAI) <br />ATM shall expeditiously review and respond to the first RAI by reviewing the RAI items <br />with County staff within one week of receipt, discussing items with Department technical <br />staff as necessary. establishing item priority, and preparing the necessary written _.'3r <br />graphical information to adequately respond to the RAI. Assuming no additionL' field <br />data acquisition is required and no numerical or analytical model simulations are <br />necessary to prepare the response, ATM shall respond to the first Request for Additional <br />Information (RAI) within 30 days of receipt. This timeframe shall include preparation of a <br />draft response and review/modification of the draft with County staff prior to submittal to <br />the Department. Included in the initial RAI response will be an ATM prepared <br />topographic and hydrographic monitoring plan for Department review and consideration. <br />