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Resolution Type
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2019-2960
Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
07/18/2019
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Apprv Agmnt w/CGA for Consult Engineering Svcs for Golden Shores Pump Station Rehabilitation
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April 24,2019 <br /> Page 4 of 9 <br /> C. Topographic\Route\As-Built Survey <br /> 1. Prepare a geometrically precise base map referenced to Florida State Plane Coordinates <br /> (East Zone NAD 83/90) with the site: limits, right-of-way lines, adjacent lot lines, <br /> easements and all lot, block and recorded plat information. <br /> 2. Obtain cross section topographic information at a maximum of fifty(50)foot intervals <br /> between longitudinal and cross-sectional points together with any grade breaks,swales, <br /> mounds or other definitive elevation change within the roadway corridor of N. Bay <br /> Road to the intersection of 191st Street(approximately 500 feet). <br /> 3. Locate all above-ground improvements within the project limits, with horizontal <br /> locations and vertical elevations being provided for such items as edge-of-pavement, <br /> sidewalks, driveways, access points \ curb cuts, buildings and visible above-ground <br /> utilities. Visible above ground utilities refer to the visible structures (e.g., manholes, <br /> valve boxes, inlets, risers, etc.), typically associated with storm drainage, sanitary <br /> sewer,potable water, electric,gas, telephone and cable television. <br /> 4. Obtain elevations on wire heights including low sag point and pole connection point <br /> for any electric service lines or transmission lines in or adjacent to the site. <br /> 5. Perform a 3D Scan of the pump station roof and inside of the building including <br /> chambers,pumps, electrical panels and'other pump station appurtenances, in order to <br /> prepare a spatially correct as-built of inside the pump station as required for structural <br /> and electrical design. <br /> 6. Obtain elevations inside of the pump station building for wet well chamber,pump pad, <br /> weir structures and other controlling elevation information as required for engineering <br /> design. <br /> 7. As-built survey of storm drainage and sanitary sewer systems to include measurements <br /> for pipe sizes, type of material, bottom of structure, direction of flow and invert <br /> elevations for any accessible manholes of storm and sewer manholes\inlets and outfall <br /> within the project limits. <br /> 8. Locate utility paint markings and any soft-digs/potholes of underground utility <br /> demarcation. <br /> 9. All survey data will to referenced vertically to National Geodetic Vertical Datum of <br /> 1929(NGVD29)and horizontally to North American Datum 83/90(NAD 83/90). <br /> 10. Prepare a Map of Survey signed and sealed by a Professional Surveyor & Mapper <br /> registered in the State of Florida. The survey will be prepared in accordance with the <br /> Standards of Practice requirements as set forth by Chapter 5J-17 of the Florida <br /> Administrative Code,pursuant to Florida Statues Chapter 472.027. <br /> 4) Task 4-Geotechnical Engineering Services(RADISE International) <br /> - A. Perform up to two (2) Standard Penetration Test(SPT)borings to a depth of 30 feet. <br /> B. Prepare a Geotechnical Report including: a description of the findings, general site <br /> preparation,and pipeline design bedding criteria recommendations. <br />
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