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270002-R1 Mr. Christopher Russo March 12, 2015 Pape 2 of concern will be identified. The engineer will coordinate a meeting with appropriate City staff to further review any specific areas of beach management. Fees for Part 1(a) services are lump sum at 51,200.00 b. Review of Beach Management Projects: Coastal Systems will review land summarize beach management projects conducted and planned by Miami-Dade County and Broward County since the 2009 Report was prepared. These projects will include, but shall not be limited to. the following: • Jade Signature (Sunny Isles Beach) — truck haul nourishment • City of Hollywood—Truck Haul Nourishment • Port Everglades — inlet bypassing • Interim Beach Nourishment—planned for John U. Lloyd State Park • Miami-Dade County— interim truck haul nourishment(s) • Other Projects of Opportunity — private development(s) contributing sand to the Sunny Isles beach area • Bakers Haulover Inlet —ebb shoal dredging • Bakers Haulover Inlet Bypassing — currently in environmental permitting The project limits, approximate volumes of sand, and other coastal engineering parameters will be summarized with appropriate figures and tables. Coastal Systems will also catalogue the estimated volumes of sandy material to be excavated seaward of the Coastal Construction Control Line for private oceanfront development projects that have been permitted by the FDEP (where sand has not yet been placed in accordance with permit conditions) or currently in permitting with the FDEP that is anticipated to be placed on the City s beach. These volumes will be based on current published Coastal construction permit applications and information provided by the City. Fees for Part 1(b) services are lump sum at 52.800.00 c. Federal Shore Protection Project: The City is within a Federal Shore Protection Project managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) with the County as the local sponsor. The status of this Corps project will be reviewed and summarized as the Corps attempts to find an economical source of sand for ongoing beach nourishment in both Miami-Dade and Broward Counties for the duration of the Federal Shore Protection Project.iThe County has identified the City as a "priority" project for beach nourishment: however, a sand source has not been identified. The last beach compatible offshore sand source was recently exhausted after nourishment of the beaches in northern Miami Beach. Beach management projects will be summarized as follows: • Planned beach nourishment in the City—estimated limits and volume • Regional Sediment Management Plan for Southeast Florida— this plan includes use of sand sources in federal waters offshore of St. Lucie County • Identified Upland Sand sources www.coastaisystemsint.com