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Scope: <br />• Marine engineering <br />• Seawall rehabilitation <br />• Above and below water <br />inspection <br />• Regulatory permitting <br />Contact Information: <br />Coastal Towers Condominium <br />Association <br />William Vega <br />400 Kings Point Drive <br />Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 <br />305-945-6326 <br />Cummins Cederberg was engaged to assess and rehabilitate an existing seawall <br />for a waterfront condominium at the Intracoastal Waterway. A portion of the <br />seawall was stabilizing the entrance road but had severely deteriorated, which <br />could affect access to the property. <br />Cummins Cederberg conducted an in-water inspection of the seawall to determine <br />the level of deterioration along with short- and long-term rehabilitation strategies. <br />As construction cost was a concern, the most severe and important areas were <br />determined for full replacement while interim repairs were conducted in other <br />areas to prolong service life. A combined repair and replacement project were <br />designed and permitted. Cummins Cederberg processed and obtained all the <br />required environmental permits from Miami-Dade County DERM, FDEP, and <br />USACE. This is also included extensive discussions with the agencies relative to <br />submerged land ownership due to complex historical land ownership issues. <br />As part of construction administration services, Cummins Cederberg <br />interviewed and obtained bids from qualified marine contractors and provided <br />recommendations for the Condominium Association. <br />Cummins Cederberg served as special inspector and monitored construction with <br />field reports for documentation and for the Condominium Association to follow <br />progress. The project was completed on time and budget. The total construction <br />cost was within 5% of the construction cost estimated by Cummins Cederberg as <br />part of the initial inspection. <br />Coastal Towers Seawall and Dock <br />Sunny Isles Beach, Florida