Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 10-14-03 regular Council agenda — reading text

of the applicant' s education, experience, and contribution to wetland science. Certified Prescribed Burn Manager - the Florida Department of Agriculture awards this certification to applicants qualified to utilize prescribed fire in the state of Florida. Page: 10  Marv Hartshorn As a Ecological Consuhant, Ms. Hartshorn prepares and manage Wetland Enviromnenta1 Resource Permit Applications; Prepare and manage State Land Authorization Applications for marinas and famBy docking facilities; DeEneate Army Corps of Engineers & Florida Department of muJti.- Environmmtal Protection wet1and lines; Assess function & value of wetlands for wat~ quality and wildlife habitat value; Assess sites for the presence of endangered and threatened species and their mitoring reports;Qualified Stonnwater Management Inspector; habitat; Prepare mitigation plans and m: Conduct various rreeti:ngs with clients and governmental agencies; Assist clients in plarming development in an enviromnenta1 sensitive mann~ w1n1e allowing reasonable returns on their investrrents BULLOCK TICE ASSOCIATES Jason Scarbrou2:h. Refrlstered Architect Mr. Jason Scarbrough has gained experience in a variety of project types, ITom building additions/ renovations to highly technical facilities. He recently managed several projects through schematic design, design development, cost estimates, construction documents, and contract administration. His exposure to different project types helps him adapt to any type of facility. Mr. Scarbrough is proficient in computer- aided drafting ( CADD), Metric and Imperial Units, Cost Estimating, Detailing, Design, Code Research and Management. He is also familiar with MCACES. Mr. Scarbrough' s project experience includes: Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute Gamboa Dock - Facility consisting of a fix to pier and several floating piers to support research vessels and ferries. Naos Dock - Facility consisting of a fixed and floating pier with roUing ramps to support a large research vessel. A floating breakwater was also constructed along with large jib crane on the fixed pier. Barro Colorado Island Dock - Facility consisting of covered floating piers to support research, supply vessels, and ferries. POL Off-Loading Marine Terminal Pier, Hulburt Field,FL REGISTRATION: 1998/ Architecture #0016352 Florida Page: 11 @ FABRE ENGINEERING, INC. PROJECT APPROACH 1. Project Purpose and Scope: To evaluate the feasibility of development of a 25- slip marina facility extending into Santa Rosa Sound : trom the Fort Walton Beach Landing property. The Study will include an evaluation of the environmental impact of the proposed project to surrounding properties, a hydrographic survey with location of submerged grass beds, a submerged lands survey of the area for the proposed marina, water quality sampling, an evaluation of permitting difficulty and cost and a construction cost estimate for a concrete, floating- dock facility with power, lighting and water for small to medium size, transient, private vessels and a wastewater pump- out station. II. Tasks: 1. Kick off meeting with City Staff and interested members of the City Council. 2. Pre- application conference with representatives of the Department of Environmental Regulation and the Corps of Engineers. 3. Development of a Project Schedule and submission to City Project Manager. The project should be completed within three ( 3) months. 4. Hydrographic Survey 5. Water Quality Testing . 6. Development of up to three marina layouts with a Dockmaster Building and a Pump out Station and presentation to City. 7. Evaluation of the environmental' impact and permitability of the selected plan. 8. Preparation of an Opinion of Probable Project Cost with permitting, design, and construction costs identified. 9. Preparation and Presentation of Final Report to City Project Manager. 10. Incorporate Comments 11. Presentation of Final Report to City Council. Page: 12  18 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 d g 0\ I- g J. DO '" i s m r N M g 1 I 50 W~ g i f iIi I~ t:>> II! i ~~ n.. it\ f is 8 ii Old;! d! 8 &...; a !':' e g Ii o I:-< I:-< U BJ DO DO g U~ t ~ tJ-i tog s .. ~ 5! '= ~,g III = ~. <= i:~ It 17lt; 3 .. i i=; J i o N f ..... gi j ~ 51 .. ~ VJ 2a~-= at Ct o g~ u j!~ g i~, 00._,'" VJ ~ VJ l~~ 8 So J:!'= DO i UiI.,; I:-<~ it] DO DO DO b 01'" r:; tS .. 5 M N DO g f'.. r;...& j~ i i] N ~ ~ N ~ N ~ ~ N ~ ~ f'~g r;... . a i"I>> g iii po.= iii... s s C.= e:> Eu~ r;... '" 0 S j u 5 1 ij rJ Q Ii