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Home My WebLink About2000-0031 db PPP"_Wl KimleyHorn M and Associates, Inc. and us a, r wwwd d...... - lfWche." fnvlrrrvrs Rrdh A Astnnam, I YMtn R•-xrurr r Cirua,p FEDERAL IIN't 56-0885615 MS. TERRY 'i HOMPSON, P. F. PERIOD END. 08/31/99 INDIAN RIVER ('OIIN'IY INV()i('E N 184447 1940 2S tii ,,'i Ri:i:'i PKUMC I 04tthi51)14. 1 VI;R() RI'.At'If. FI, 32960 PRO). MGR: MULLIS. JEFFREY CR 510/1IS 1 INTERSECTION' PLEASE REPLY TO: 601 21ST STREET SUITE 4(X) VERO BEACH, FL 32960 FOR SERVICES RENDERED THROUGH 08/31/99 TOTAL FEE AUTHORIZED 503(>t).00 PERCENT COMPLETE AS OF 08/31/99 IOO.tx)% FEE EARNED TO DATE 50.3(X).(N) LESS PREVIOUS BILLINGS 49,63CM0 TOTAL THIS INVOICE 6'Jo' N) " Boarci of County Commission Approved for Payment IJanuary 4, 2000 Date ! Q� ✓(�QM F t� I L' Adaiii Chei_un ' I Indian River County Approved Dal Administration Budget Legal M, _zy. Fisk htanagemrnt PnbGc ;'.'0t6r, i Capitall'eojectsMimi P Drmartment ,I)OGBER nvoL nPROJECTACCOUNrIANETINVOICES�IROCR510 899 DOC El L3 do G J and no significant road blocks are noted. 9-I5-99, 5:00am 1:(X.' staff is notified of damage assessment results. Radar indicates no further rain bands are moving into the area. Emergency Management reports the winds will remain at 20mph to 25mph until later in the afternoon but, storm activity has terminated. F.nrcrgency Services Director announces that all bridges to the harrier island will be opened at 7:00am. Also, all shelter activity will terminate at 7:00am and all evacuee~ will be released. 9- I5-99, 6:00am Emerpency Management broadcasts update from the BCC Chambers. Public is notified that the hurricane has moved northwest over the night and no longer posses a threat to Indian River County. Public is advised that all bridges will be opened at 7:00am and although the wind will remain at 2 irriph for most of the day, no l'urthcr storm activity is expected. Next broadcast will be at 9:00am. 9-15-99, 7:00arn All road% in the county arc open and the public can travel freely_ Shelters are closed by the American Red Cross and the Indian River County School District. Special heeds begins transport of evacuees back to their homes. Power outages continue to center in the north barrier island area. 9-15-99, 7:30am Emergency Services Director terminates activity in the Emergency Operations Center. All FOC staff members are released. 9-15-99, 8:00am County Administrator announces that the county government will he open at 12:(X)pm. 9-15-99, 9:OOam Final conference call with all counties and Florida DEM. Emergency 1vianaacn►ent advises that 1'.(-1'.(-)Ctactivities have been terminated and damage assessment has been completed. 9-15-99, 9:OOam Emergency Management broadcasts final update from the BCC Chambers. Public is advised that the county continues to recover. Public is advised that all LOC activities have terminated and the county is back to normal operation. 9-15-99, 10:00am Emergency Management receives report that a portion of north AIA has been washed out and impassable. Public Works and DOT are notif -Pd and emergency repairs were completed. 17 L] 40 • J 40 9-15-99, 10:30am Emergency Medical Services advises that the Special Needs Shelter has released all evacuees arid clean-up continues. Sebastian Iligh School is expected to be back to normal in 34 hours. 9-15-99, 1 1:00arn- Emergency Services continues to receive calls from residents about .5:0i11►m localized power outages, debris clearance, and road closures No large scale problems reported. 9-15-99, 5:00pm Emergency Services terminates all preparedness and response actions for Hurricane Floyd After making the northwest turn, Floyd began moving toward the Carolinas as a Category III hurricane with winds of 125mph. The front that moved Floyd away from Florida had weakened and would not be strong enough to move the humcane away from North Carolina. As the hurricane moved north, it caused severe beach erosion, coastal loodingwind damage and low IyinF; arca flooding throughout Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and the Ilahamas. Ifowever, the worst hit area by Floyd was North Carolina. Floyd made landfall in southern North Carolina with winds of 105mph and a storm surge of 10'-12'. Along with the strong winds, Floyd brought almost 24 inches of rain to Notch Carolina in a 24 hour period. This rainfall was on top of' the moisture from Hurricane Dennis a few weeks ago. North Carolina experienced the worst flooding in that state's history. Entire cities were completely flooded and relief'supplies could not get into the area. Agriculture lost millions because of`the drowning deaths ot'livestock. Damage assessment and recovery eominues and will continue for many years because of the devastation of Floyd. After landfall, Floyd quickly breams a tropical depression (within ?d hours) and moved over the northeast Unites States. Although wind was not a concern, the flooding rains continued into Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, and the New England states. The statistics on Hurricane Floyd are as follows: Economic Damage Estimates $6 Billion Economic Damage -Indian River County $2 Million Severe Housing Damage 100,000+ 18 • • i Severe }-louse Damage -Indian River County 2 Power Outages 7 M Power Outages -Indian River County 5% Injuries 700 Injuries -Indian River County vatalities 57 Fatalities -Indian River County tt Storm Surgc-North Carolina I0 to 12' Sturm Surye-Indian River County 2' to 3' Indian Rivcr County damage was centered on overtime expenses, beach erosion, and park - flooding, Once over land, Floyd moved at a quick pace toward the northeast Floyd became extra - tropical as the system moved into Canada. The duration of this hurricane was ten days. September 7 to September 17. GERT: Category IV Hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 150tnph. Gert developed just south of the Cape Verde Islands. This system slowly intensified as it tnovcd in a disc: ;Iiuu fur several days. During the fourth day. Gert peaked with sustained winds of' 150mph. At that time, the system was located 500 miles cast - northeast of the Leeward Islands. Although Gert was a major hurricane, confidence was high that the hurricane would move northwest and north without threatening the islands because of a strong front -0 hor.rndmy to the east. In 21 hours, Gco !.:•egan muking tire• northwest turn and never did threaten the Caribbean Islands. Gert began losing strength as it moved north and passed 150 miles east of Bermuda. Tropical Stone Warnings were required for Bennuda, but no damage was reported. As Gert moved north passed Bermuda it was absorbed by the frontal boundary and became extra -tropical in the north Atlantic with winds of 70mph. This hurricane was never a threat to the United Mates and never made landfall in the Western Hemisphere. The duration of this hurricane was thirteen days. September 11 to September 23. 19