C21830002_California State Parks Boating Clean and Green Program (BC&GP) Northern California Tides and Currents Books
The proximity of the pump station to the foreshore and elevation in relation to high tide level make it susceptible to damage from waves and floating debris during extreme high tide events. The pump station is within a seawall structure which has undergone recent repairs due to undermining from tidal action. As indicated by Table 1 (below), the Surfside pump station is at risk of flooding under current sea level conditions.
Removal of the current foot bridge over Beaver Falls Creek. Installation of a new 16-foot by 140-foot vehicle access bridge over Beaver Creek. The bridge would include two abutments and six 16-inch steel piles and concrete erosion protection systems. The north abutment would include the discharge of fill material into 0.0433-acre of waters below the high tide line (HTL).
system is fully implemented.BackgroundThe County of Volusia manages over forty (40) miles of Atlantic Ocean Beaches from Ormond by the Sea to Bethune Beach, including Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach, Daytona Beach Shores, Ponce Inlet, and New Smyrna Beach.
Interested parties should be familiar with the weather and river conditions for this project location, including an understanding of the tides and currents in the work area.See the solicitation for details about bid submission and virtual bid opening. The NAICS code for this procurement is 237990, Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction, and the associated small business size standard is $30,000,000 in average annual receipts.
Interested parties should be familiar with the weather and river conditions for this project location, including an understanding of the tides and currents in the work area.Please see the solicitation for details about bid submission and virtual bid opening. The NAICS code for this procurement is 237990, Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction, and the associated small business size standard is $30,000,000 in average annual receipts.
The old chain appears to be fastened (along with the new chain) to the pilings and blocks and are easily visible on the eastern shore at low tide.2. Are any of the blocks buried where excavation is needed to find the attachment point of the chains. If so, can you update the drawing to show where?Answer: The blocks on the western side of the cove are buried but are outside the dredge zone and will not need to be lifted.
