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3) Emmanuel Baptist Church pond was impacted by the proposed expansion of Kings Highway <br />from a two-lane to a 4 -lane divided roadway. The analysis required evaluating the existing <br />permit for the existing retention pond on the church property, evaluating the impacts from <br />the roadway and performing the hydraulic analysis. This information will be included in the <br />St. Johns River Water Management District Permit Modification. <br />4) A new pond location has been established on the Overby property. This effort includes <br />Pgnrd inn tinn with the riPyPlnpo.r and hir eonni neer. I�lo� ., 1 C ti iv�utivii i� <br />........., wib.. a„a.j„a v. tuC r�C'rr wi � <br />be performed as well as modification to the proposed storm sewer system in the Kings <br />Highway construction drawings. <br />5) The two ponds within Basin C and Basin D have been relocated within their respective <br />blocks. This effort includes the design analysis and the revisions to the storm sewer system <br />in the plan/profile sheets and cross sections. <br />6) The Basin B pond has been reshaped within the property to accommodate a portion of Laurel <br />Homes. This effort includes the design analysis and changes to the construction plans. <br />7) In an effort to reduce right of way acquisition, analysis was performed to determine if <br />compensating treatment for the side streets could be undertaken outside of the side street <br />locations as previously permitted by St. Johns River Water Management District. This effort <br />included coordination with St. Johns River Water Management District, hydraulic analysis, <br />and modification of the retention ponds to accommodate the additional required treatment <br />volumes. <br />8) All of the modifications mentioned above have been summarized, compiled and included in <br />a narrative in-depth report to be submitted along with an application for permit modifi ,ation <br />to St. Johns River Water Management District. This will include the preparation of drainage <br />basin schematics, formatted analysis of each basin, description of modifications from <br />original permit, preparation of the permit application and follow up on request for additional <br />information from the District. <br />9) Construction plans will be prepared for the relocation of a force main on I st Street and 4th <br />Street. These six -incl[ force mains must be kept in service during the construction of the <br />bridge replacements on these respective streets. The utilities have been installed since the <br />original scope of work was contracted. This effort will include coordination with the utility <br />companies, insertion of the existing utilities into the construction plans, preparations of <br />construction plans to include plan view and utility adjustment details. This effort will also <br />include permit applications to FDEP. <br />10) The proposed development east of the 5th Street intersection with Kings Highway is <br />proposing a bridge crossing over the Lateral "B” Canal. This crossing will require that the <br />structure meet the clearance requirements of the Indian River Farms Water Control District. <br />In order to accommodate this bridge elevation, the intersection must be elevated to a finished <br />grade elevation of the bridge. This effort will include modification of the Kings Highway <br />profile grade line, modifications of inlet locations in the vicinity of the intersection, and the <br />modification of cross sections. <br />Page 2 0174 <br />