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Home My WebLink About1991-047RESOLUTION NO. 91-47 A RESOLUTION OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA APPROVING THE SUBMITTAL OF AN APPLICATION UNDER THE STATE OF FLORIDA BEACH EROSION CONTROL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM WHEREAS, Indian River County has had damage to structures and/or coastal lands by storms and erosion in areas of public lands, and WHEREAS, the State of Florida has established a Beach Erosion Control Assistance Program providing for financial assistance for erosion control and preservation of the sandy beaches within the State. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, as follows: 1. The County, as local sponsor, hereby approves the submittal of an application under the Beach Erosion Control Assistance Program for the purpose of requesting State financial assistance with implementation of erosion control improvements within Indian River County at Wabasso Beach Park, Golden Sands Park, and Treasure Shores Park. 2. The County hereby designates Michael Walther, P.E. of Coastal Technology Corporation, as the Project Engineer and Agent for the purpose of preparing and processing this application on behalf of the County. 3. The County agrees to implement the beach improvement program under the procedures set forth in the Florida Administrative Code. The foregoing resolution was offered by Commissioner Scurlock and seconded by Commissioner Eggert ,and, being put to a vote, was as follows: Chairman Richard N. Bird Aye Vice Chairman Gary C. Wheeler Aye Commissioner Margaret C. Bowman Aye Commissioner Carolyn K. Eggert Aye Commissioner Don C. Scurlock, Jr. Aye The Chairman thereupon declared the resolution duly passed and adopted this 16 day of April , 1991. INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA BY ITS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Richard N. Bird, Chairman `A ATTEST: J°2>I4tk'6' ef K. Barton,� of Court resolut.tbt v Q. e Ilndian River CoIA roved) Date 1 IAd.tn. I SIC W -1;-I91 J6eaal 1$445l/ laudaet I II IND.*. 4�y 1149A Isaa. I 1 l !Risk Mar. 1 1 1 .E. FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF BEACHES AND SHORES APPLICATION FOR FUNDS UNDER PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 161, FLORIDA STATUTES BEACH EROSION CONTROL For Fiscal Year 1992-93 Part I: Applicant Identification 1. Project Identification: PRO=IR-92-26 2. Applicant Identification: A. Applicant Name: Indian River County Address: 1840 25th Street Vero Beach, Florida 32960 Telephone No.: (407) 567-8000 ext. 245 B. Name of Project Liaison Officer: Terry B. Thompson, P Telephone No.: (407) 567-8000 ext. 282 C. F.E.I.D. #59- 6000674 3. Project Engineer: A. Name: Michael P. Walther. P.E. Address: Coastal Technology Corporation 800 20th Place. Suite 6 Vero Beach. Florida 32960 Telephone No.: (407) 562-8680 4. This application must be submitted with a resolution adopted by the applicant governingbody. Date and Number of Resolution: . 9/-417— 9- /4- 9/ 5. Signature of Head of Applicant Governing Body Date Richard N. Bird, Chairman Type: Name of Head of Applicant Governing Body 1 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF BEACHES AND SHORES APPLICATION FOR FUNDS UNDER PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 161, FLORIDA STATUTES BEACH EROSION CONTROL PROGRAM For Fiscal Year 1992-93 Part II: Proposed Project Description and Justification Beach/Dune Enhancement at Wabasso Beach. Treasure Shores. Golden Sands Parks 1: Project Identification: PRO -IV -92-26- 2. Upland Property Ownership: Federal State Private Local XX 3. Narrative Description of Project: (Use separate pages if necessary) Narrative Description: Attachment A Wabasso Beach Park: Attachment B Golden Sands Park: Attachment C Treasure Shores Park: Attachment D 4. Provide as Attachments: 1. Project site plan. 2. Map showing project site erosion control line, if applicable, DNR Coastal Construction Control Line, public access, and public parking spaces. 3. Legal description. 4. Copy of DER, DNR, Corps or other project environmental or construction permits. 5. Copy of project site ownership documents, if available. 6. One set of project plans and specifications prepared and signed by project engineers as they are available. 7. A detailed estimated project budget based on project activity cost on page 3 of this application. 8. Copy of sand source study if applicable. 9. Copy of marine habitat study if applicable. 5. Narrative Description of Project Need: (Use separate pages) See Attachment FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF BEACHES AND SHORES APPLICATION FOR FUNDS UNDER PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 161, FLORIDA STATUTES BEACH EROSION CONTROL PROGRAM For Fiscal Year 1992-93 Part III: Estimated Project Cost Requested from Federal Sources: Requested from State Sources: Available from Local Sources: Total Estimated Project Cost: Yes No X (If yes, attach copy of Federal Application) Project Cost by Activity: A. Studies: Research $ Monitoring: Biological Beach Beach Restoration Beach Nourishment Dune Overwalks Sand Transfer Dune Construction Revegetation Protective Walkways Other If other, explain the proposed activity and give the estimated cost of each activity on separate page(s). See Attachanent F COAS4TAL TS:M-1 STritJC'• nAL ovn ENGINF,ANG •NO rA. Aret.c. Al Narrative A.2 Wabasso Beach Photographs • ATTACHMENT A.1 NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION FISCAL YEAR 1991-92 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY BEACH/DUNE ENHANCEMENT AT WABASSO BEACH PARK, GOLDEN SANDS PARK, AND TREASURE SHORES PARK GENERAL: The project provides beach erosion control by construction of dune overwalks for beach access, nourishment of the dune, and vegetation. The improvements are proposed for three County Parks: Wabasso Beach Park, Golden Sands Park, and Treasure Shores Park. The specific improvements are sununarized as follows: Wabasso Beach Park 1) Placement of sand for nourishment to offset two year erosion losses and dune revegetation. 2) Removal of exotic vegetation at the South Park boundary and revegetation with native 'species. 3) Vegetation of the crest of the dune on the landward side of the boardwalk. 4) Irrigation system to the dune vegetation. Golden Sands Park 1) Placement of sand for nourishment to offset two year erosion losses and dune revegetation. 2) Construction of the dune overwalk in Phase II as shown on the site plan. 3) Construction of vehicle access to the beach at the time -of nourishment for construction access and subsequent future emergency access. Treasure Shores Park 1) Construction of five (5) dune overwalks as shown on the site plan. One dune overwalk was funded in the 1990 FRDAP Grant. PROJECTS: Wabasso Beach Park The dune at Wabasso Beach Park will be nourished with 2000 cubic yards of beach compatible sand representing an average two (2) year erosion loss. The nourished dune will be planted with native vegetation such as sea oats, railroad vine and dune sunflower. An irrigation system will be installed with permanent main lines attached to the boardwalk and expendable laterals extended to the dune system. On the south boundary of the park, Australian Pines will be removed. This area will be revegetated with native species including sea grape, palmetto and yucca and irrigated to establish the plants. Also, the area landward of the boardwall' will be vegetated with native species including beach elder, sea grape, palmetto, and yucca. Golden Sands Park The dune at Golden Sands Park will be nourished with 4160 cubic yards of beach compatible sand representing an average two (2) year erosion loss. The nourished dune will be planted with native vegetation including sea oats, railroad vine and dune sunflower. The project will also include construction of the dune overwalk as shown in Phase II of the site development plan.: A pathway with the least environmental impact will be identified at least 50' south of the north boundary line. A•vehicle access roadway will be constructed through the dune to be used for both emergency vehicle access and construction equipment access at the time of nourishment to the dune. Treasure Shores Patio The project will consist of construction of five (5) dune overwallcs as proposed in the site development plan. ATTACHMENT A.2 PHOTOGRAPHS OF WABASSO BEACH PARK Proposed dune nourishment area and revegetation Proposed dune nourishment area and revegetation - ' z.. ., ' itrif ". 'T a► " . L - Proposed revegetation area landward of the boardwalk. Also proposed for irrigation lines. Proposed area to remove Australian Pine and revegetate with native species. Also proposed for irrigation lines. Proposed area for irrigation. Current watering method involves walking on the dune around the new plantings and watering with a hose. A micro jet system for water conservation is proposed. Proposed dune nourishment area to North, Central, and South park areas North area of park for proposed dune overwalk and vehicular access path R/W 'V4. r tb a S.R. A -1 - A • ;1 Yl r a� to N A3 ATLANTIC OCEAN -0r 0 -rt v z m TI m i r. Tr Atto r m -i to aro--v x o rn i mak'. `v . n (i) m•••• = in W .001 XIVOS • • _DE5C12I PTION: PARCEL. N= 1• PARCEL NES - PARCEL 444, PARCEL 446.4 :.;,fit,•• ...�,c' -i 1 =-..: •er z.: 4. t'4-." ;� i •. �•�.... -•.-""',. J.-. B.4 LOT 10 , 15LOCK. 4, 6U/A/AERPL ACE Ns 1 PLAT130014 6, PAGE 56, I1...10141J await COUNTY, FLORIDA. PARK AREA, 9LOCE. 4, 3U/A/AEILPLACE. NE I, PL4T15ooK 4, PAGE 56, IN71414.1 RIVER COUNTY, CLOR1O4. 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TH E 133.54 FT TO Poe (OR BK 667 PP 814) BONY LINE OF RAI OF HIV AIA, TN RUN MILT ALONG E ECRM OF RA OF Al•A TO P.0.8 THAT PART OF GOV L01 6 SEC 10.31.39 LYING M OF SR AIA R/N, LESS FOLL PARCEL, 8EG AT INTERSECTION OF NORTHERN 80Y OF GOV LOT 6 I N R/N LINE OF 311 AIA. TN 8ELY 679.38 FT ALONG SAIC R/h, TN h 439.57 FT TO INTERSECTION 4F 8ESTERN 90Y OF GOV LOT 6. TM N ALONG 8A10 eDY 608.0 F1 TO NN COR OF GOV LCT 6. TN E 133.54 FT To POR N 100 F1 1MEA8LRE0 ON A 8-3 LINE) LYING E OF E R/W OF SR AIA CF GOV LOT 11 SEC 10-31-59 (0R eK 724 PP 482) N 140 FT uF THAT 1.tRTA1N PARCEL 0150 A8 N 1/2 OF LOT Il, LESS N 100 F1 8 LE38 100 FT HAY R/A A8 18 R 8K 41 PP 185 Other: Vehicle Access at Golden Sands At Golden Sands Park, a Vehicle Access Pathway for emergency vehicles and beach nourishment construction vehicles is proposed for $3,000.00 and an irrigation system for Wabasso Beach Park is proposed for $2,500.00. ATTACHMENT F Narrative Description of Project Need • Continued erosion and recession of the shoreline has resulted in the loss of natural protective dune and vegetation and narrowing of the existing beach and loss of some public recreational beach. In order to maintain the existing shoreline and recreational beach, the beach/dune system must be nourished. Restoration of historical sand volumes and native vegetation must be accomplished to reduce additional loss of public property. In addition, the dune overwalks are necessary to reduce impact caused by pedestrian traffic in the public areas.