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7. The DESIGN LIMITS shall be extended to include the following : • 3, 700 linear feet along CR-510, west of the original survey limits • 1 ,000 linear feet along CR-510, east of the original survey limits • 2,640 linear feet, south of CR-510, along 58" Avenue • 250 linear feet along the following side streets: 59" Avenue, 58"i Court, 58'h Avenue (north), 55ih Avenue, 85'h Street, 47" Avenue, 87'" Street, and Shore Lane • 50 linear feet along the following side streets: 86ih Street, 46" Avenue, and 44`" Avenue B1 . Right-of-WaySurvev It is assumed that the FDOT will provide the County with a Control Survey/30% RIW Maps for this project. The Right of Way Survey will not be prepared for any roadways other than CR-510. The Right-of- Way Survey will consist of a Cover Sheet, one Key Sheet, and seven detail sheets depicting existing right of way line, and proposed right of way lines, etc, in compliance with the attached "Exhibit B ", as provided by Indian River County. The Right-of-Way Survey will also include a Tabulation Sheet depicting parcel take information. Detail sheets will depict existing planimetric features as existing in the current design topo by FDOT. Key Sheets will be at a scale of F = 300' and Detail Sheets will be at a scale of I " = 50' . The surveys will be delivered on mylar. It is assumed that the County will provide Title Reports, in a timely manner and other available survey control information in the possession of the County. Legal Descriptions and Sketches will be prepared for approximately 70 parcels at a per unit fee of $375 . B2 . Control Survey The Control Survey will consist of a Cover Sheet, one Key Sheet, and 7 Detail Sheets depicting existing right-of-way lines, monumentation, etc. , in compliance with the attached "Exhibit B", as provided by Indian River County. Cl . Geotechnical Investigation — Supplemental Services Amendment I To aid in the design of the additional roadway sections, stormwater management facilities and signalization foundation designs an outline for the proposed geotechnical services, as provided by our subconsultant Ardaman & Associates, Inc. , is shown below: 3