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18-11-01
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@�A <br />Craig A. Smith & Associates, Inc. <br />Engineers • Surveyors • Subsurface Utility Engineering <br />3D Subsurface Imaging • Utility Coordination <br />implementation of new stormwater management systems and does not include major <br />roadway re -grading or full reconstruction. CAS will also investigate the possibilities of providing <br />an offsite discharge connection as part of this proposal but the scope of work in this proposal <br />will be limited to improvements on SW 2nd street as described. CAS services include surveying, <br />utility locates services, engineering design, permitting, bidding and negotiating services, <br />construction management services and final certifications through project closeout. <br />Protect Challenges & Approach: The project's existing site conditions include low site grade <br />elevations, lack of available land space and low soil permeability rates making it challenging <br />to implement new stormwater management design elements such as swales, retention areas <br />and exfiltration trench. Additional challenges included congested corridors with various <br />existing utilities that made it difficult to accommodate proposed exfiltration trenches within <br />the road right of ways. The project design approach included maximizing offsite discharge <br />rates to maximum allowable rates using two existing outfalls, creating new Swale areas where <br />possible and implementing two water quality control vortex separator devices. The proposed <br />water quality devices provided the full water quality treatment volume required for the project <br />area, greatly exceeding the existing water quality treatment being provided. The design also <br />included improving stormwater conveyance by expanding the current drainage system to <br />encompass the entire drainage areas through new interconnected catch basins and increasing <br />stormwater pipe sizes to both outfalls. <br />Design Cost: $143,833 <br />Construction Cost Estimate: TBD <br />Town of Pembroke Park - SW 25th Street Stormwater Improvements, Pembroke Park, Florida <br />Status: On-going (Design Phase) <br />Prime Consultant: CAS <br />Key CAS Staff: Stephen C. Smith, James R. Orth, Frank Vilar, Robert D. Keener, Tony Gomes, <br />William Tanto <br />Scope of Work: Multi -phase stormwater improvement project totaling 14.34 acres. Project <br />scope was survey, hydraulic modeling, design, construction contract development and bidding <br />services for Phase I and II which was a 2.44 acre drainage sub basin area. The purpose of the <br />project was to alleviate flooding in the Town of Pembroke Park by improving hydraulic <br />conveyance throughout the existing stormwater drainage system serving the 14.34 acre study <br />area. A hydraulic analysis to determine the acceptable level of service to the Town was <br />performed by the development of an ICPR model for the project area. In order to develop the <br />ICPR model, a comprehensive review of existing survey and utility information, available <br />record drawings, aerial photography and field investigations were performed. After the model <br />was completed, proposed recommendations were made for upsizing the existing stormwater <br />drainage pipes by analyzing the ICPR results for reduction in peak stages and flood duration <br />times in the pre and post conditions. Existing discharge pipes were upsized from 24" to new <br />54" diameter drainage pipes. <br />Design Cost: $50,305 <br />Construction Cost Estimate: $300,000 <br />Actual Construction Cost: TBD <br />• City of Belle Glade - SW 3rd Street Drainage Improvements, Belle Glade, Florida <br />Status: On-going (Design Phase) <br />Prime Consultant: CAS <br />Key CAS Staff: James R. Orth, Keith Schriner, William Tanto <br />21.045 Commercial Trail, Boca Raton, FL 33486 • Ph: 561-314-4445 • www.craigasmith.com • LB3110 <br />158 <br />
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