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EXHIBIT "C" . STATEMENT OF WORK CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CENTER ISLAND STORM DRAINAGE AND STREET IMPROVEMENTS INTRODUCTION The City of Sunny Isles Beach (City) Flood Mitigation Project (Project) was partially funded by the 'W04/2005 State Legislature General Appropriation Act funds from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) through Special Appropriation 2064A and by the South Florida Water Management District's (District) General (Ad Valorem) Funds. These funds are administered through the District and dispersed and managed at the local level. The City is located within the northeast comer of Miami-Dade County and is bounded by to the north, to the south, to the west and to the east. The City has developed a multi-phased Stomlwater Master Plan (Plan), which was adopted by the City Council in . The City recognized the need to address its stonnwater challenges through the implementation of this Plan. The existing drainage system has historically consisted primarily of roadside inlets connected to outfaIls located throughout the City. In some cases, the outfall structures are no longer discharging, or are undersized for the volume they are expected to handle. The system provides poor levels of flood protection and provides no treatment of storm runoff. There are structures in disrepair and in need of immediate replacement. The poor levels of flood protection are mainly the result of low grades and poor conveyance that impede positive drainage during a storm. This undesirable scenario potentially lends itself to short and long term flooding conditions within the City. These deficient conditions, added to the characteristics of a flood high risk area due to the proximity of the project to the Bay, plus the fact that the existing drainage system is not in compliance with the required minimum FDOT standards on flow and water quality, justify the need for an upgraded system. OBJECTIVE The objective of the Project is to improve the City's stormwater capabilities by providing a positive drainage system to surface waterways in the geographic area. The Project will provide for improved flood protection while maximizing water quality treatment of storm runoff prior to discharge through typical treatment methods and best cost effective available technologies to meet the requirements of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permitting program, All improvements within the Plan will be phased and the proposed phase is described in Section 3.0 of this Statement of Work. SCOPE OF \VORK The City, under its Capital Improvement Plan, has completed the final design drawings for the Center Island Storm Drainage and Street Improvements Plan and will utilize these funds for the construction of this storm drainage mitigation project. The improvements of the stonn water system will benefit numerous residents Page 1, Exhibit "C", Statement of Work, OT050655