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31 . 13 Damages. In the event that damage is caused by the CONTRACTOR, the CONTRACTOR <br /> shall restore all sidewalks, roads, access ramps, dune vegetation or any other structure or <br /> natural feature to pre-construction conditions or better at the CONTRACTOR' S own <br /> expense. The CONTRACTOR shall not receive final payment until all damage is restored <br /> to the satisfaction of the COUNTY. All existing vegetation, seawalls, stairs, lifeguard <br /> towers and chairs, overwalks and similar beach access structures shall be protected from <br /> direct hydraulic discharge and impact by construction equipment. Backfilling around such <br /> structures shall be performed by appropriate construction equipment or by hand. <br /> 31 . 14 Dune Construction. CONTRACTOR shall provide beach fill from the Borrow Area <br /> between the elevations and locations specified in the Plans. All existing vegetation within <br /> the lines and grades as specified in the Construction Plans shall be buried except those <br /> plants and dune areas marked for protection by the COUNTY. All fill and grading shall be <br /> paid for at the unit price for the Dredge and Fill bid item. <br /> 31 . 15 Dune Grading and Dressing. The dune portion of the project area shall be constructed <br /> according to Section 30 of these Technical Specifications. Where existing elevations <br /> permit, the crest of the constructed dune feature shall be graded longitudinally to taper into <br /> the grade of the adjacent natural beach and minimize any potential safety hazard. Where <br /> existing grade is lower than the proposed dune crest elevation of + 14 ft. NGVD in Sectors <br /> 1 & 2 and + 12 ft. NGVD in Sector 7, the CONTRACTOR shall field-stake, subject to <br /> COUNTY or ENGINEER approval, the upland limits of the proposed dune construction. <br /> Grading shall be performed under the supervision of the COUNTY. The CONTRACTOR <br /> shall notify the COUNTY at least 24 hours prior to commencement of grading. <br /> 31 . 16 Escarpment Leveling. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for grading escarpments <br /> that form along accepted sections of beach, repetitively if necessary, until all construction <br /> is complete. Any escarpment that exceeds 18 inches in height along at least 100 feet of <br /> shoreline shall be graded to a minimum of a 1 : 10 (V: H) slope at the direction of the <br /> COUNTY. Payment for escarpment leveling shall be included in the unit price for the <br /> Dredge and Fill bid item. Prior to final acceptance, the CONTRACTOR will inspect the <br /> beach for the formation of sand escarpments. Any escarpments exceeding 18 inches in <br /> height (on average) and 100 feet in length will be leveled or smoothed to eliminate the <br /> escarpment. The ENGINEER will be notified prior to the leveling of any escarpments to <br /> ensure that the ENGINEER agrees with the judgment of the CONTRACTOR regarding the <br /> need to level escarpments. Leveling will be conducted in compliance with sea turtle <br /> nesting permit conditions. <br /> 31 . 17Tilling. The CONTRACTOR shall, immediately following the completion of fill <br /> placement for the project, mechanically till the beach to a depth of 36 inches. Any marked <br /> sea turtle nests in the project area will be avoided during the tilling process. <br /> 31 . 18 Misplaced Material. The CONTRACTOR shall minimize loss and/or misplacement of fill <br /> material . If, during the progress of the work, the CONTRACTOR should lose, dump, <br /> throw overboard, sink, or misplace any material, plant, machinery, or appliance which in <br /> -31 <br /> TECHNICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS V TS <br />