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e : �6 A • ,� Calvin. Giordano & Associates, Inc. <br /> \ J E A C F P I I O N A l SOLUTIONS <br /> ® HALLANDALE BEACH DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS <br /> ® Hallandale Beach, Florida <br /> 5 T ..I:. ':d L` E f <br /> K. <br /> ® ,CTI """')' {.,OLS ` 'tl1 a• ,.rb. ^ 41 ; r Client <br /> S E F- y' ie. I +k! L 1 -1 ']1 / ' I(1 City of Hallandale Beach <br /> ♦w w,l 4 <br /> ® .. .7:1-1.:,-' v IN i a ATI I tit i16:249.;Jr ,!Ir- , Contact information <br /> ® ' �.41 � ; .r n ' '• �-la-1• ! ., , :-. at time of project: <br /> ® ,V. <br /> gia rt"" rur'.--/•=r—r-1. ' j .,A Nfr 'Sir- .`r x: _ Richard Labinsky, PE <br /> ' + +r. .:117::-N, . r City Engineer <br /> • Lam` !i ! " ) i �!?�1 630 Northwest 2nd Street <br /> :'r It ►' <br /> ® t .s j 51 „qq . / Hallandale Beach,FL 33009 <br /> -4;bftW�> &P J. i .r ,0u c I. .:t 1"t 9 Air �' - (954)457-1620 <br /> • 09 �,�a-1,-. -1I_-]E ';®` y._ 2.:_____ <br /> —�, <br /> ./ ! t (954)457-1624(fax) <br /> ® �(}��rL4 � `D t! :sl-�5 ,4,„ ;F' 1 Project Date <br /> ® g yyPi 1 <br /> •It-r It CI12S JAS 0 : • "1;1-4s. , l r 2009 ongoing <br /> ® CGA designed and permitted the design system improvements for the Hallandale Beach NE <br /> ® Quadrant Drainage Basin, which encompasses an area of approximately 170± acres. This tidally Services Provided <br /> influenced basin is bounded by Atlantic Shores Boulevard, Federal Highway (US 1), Hallandale Drainage Study <br /> ® Beach Blvd (HBB), and NW 14th Avenue in the City of Hallandale Beach, Florida. Land uses pump Station& Drainage <br /> ® within the study area are primarily single family residential and multi-family residential. Well Design and Permitting <br /> • There are a number of drainage facilities within the project area with limited conveyance <br /> capacity and high head loss. Average lowest floor elevations average between 5.5' to 6.5' NGVD, Approx Construction Cost <br /> • and roadway elevations are approximately 3.7' to 3.9' NGVD within the study area. The NE& SW Quadrants: <br /> ® conveyance system is subject to the effects of tidal fluctuation; and therefore at times there is S14 million <br /> virtually no head available to drain the basin. The lack of conveyance capacity within this system <br /> ® has led to the complete inundation of the roadway system for extended periods during storm Consultant Cost <br /> ® events of lesser frequency than that required by SFWMD. <br /> Using ICPR, CGA modeled a proposed system with an improved collection system conveying NE & SW Quadrants: <br /> ® water to two duplex pump stations connected to a total of sixteen wells.These sixteen new wells 5700,000 <br /> ® will be pressurized with 15 feet of head in order to produce the necessary discharge into the G- <br /> III aquifer. In addition, the existing collection system piping will be upsized in order to achieve Principal-in-Charge <br /> ® adequate flows into the proposed pump stations. The existing gravity outfalls will be left intact, Karl Kennedy,PE <br /> ® with the only modification being the installation of a 'backflow" flap gate in a City structure at <br /> le the downstream end of the gravity system. The flap gate will stop the tidal water from flowing Project Manager <br /> back into the gravity system at higher tides. The project is permitted through FDEP and the <br /> • Broward County Environmental Resource Department. CGA, in conjunction with the City of Jenna Chamberlain, PE <br /> Hallandale Beach, worked with FEMA to get an expansion approved for the existing HMGP grant <br /> ® for the NE Quadrant.. The expansion was approved to provide $15 million in funding for this Drainage Engineers <br /> ® project and another project for the adjacent neighborhood. The SW Quadrant neighborhood Douglas Taylor, PE <br /> ® project is currently in the design and permitting phase and follows similar design strategies for Luis Pimentel, El <br /> alleviating the flooding problem. <br /> ® Firm's Role <br /> ® Prime <br /> • <br /> • <br /> • <br /> O Page 21 17 <br />