Attachment_5_-_Water_Navigation_Diagram___Reference_Guide.pdf

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Navigational Aid Repair Project
Solicitation number
2026-QQ-644
Issued by
Sarasota County, Siesta Key CDP, Florida

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This is a technical reference guide attachment for a Navigational Aid Repair Project issued by Sarasota County, Florida. The document provides detailed construction diagrams and specifications for various water navigation markers used within County waterways. The guide includes specifications for six navigational aid markers comprising three markers in the San Remo Channel, one marker in the Big Pass Channel, and two regulatory markers in the Lido Key Channel near Big Pass. The markers detailed in the diagrams include small green dayboards, small red dayboards, large red dayboards, large green dayboards, and regulatory sign combinations, with each type illustrated with specific dimensional and material requirements. The project must be completed within thirty (30) days of the County's Notice to Proceed.

The diagrams specify construction materials and components for each marker type, including pressure-treated lumber (2"x4" and 4"x4"), plastic or wood pilings, 316 stainless steel through bolts, plastic wrap, reflective strips, and caps. Marker heights range from 6 feet to 6 feet 6 inches above the mean high water line, with 8-inch diameter pilings and various cross-member hardware specifications. The reference guide serves as the technical standard for construction and replacement of these navigational aids, ensuring consistency and compliance with waterway navigation requirements across Sarasota County's specified channels.

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8”

6’

6”

2”x4” with isolator strip

Cap

Reflective strip

Plastic or wood piling

316 SS Through bolt

Mean High Water line

Small Green Dayboard Diagram

Plastic wrap

2” x 4” Pressure treated lumber

5/8” Through bolt

3/8” Cross member hardware

6’

6”

2”x4” with isolator strip

Cap

Reflective strip

Plastic or wood piling

316 SS Through bolt

Mean High Water line

Small Red Dayboard Diagram

Plastic wrap

2” x 4” Pressure treated lumber

5/8” Through bolt

4”x4” with isolator strip

Cap

Reflective strip

Plastic or wood piling

316 SS Through bolt

Large Red Dayboard Diagram

8”

6’

6”

Mean High Water line

Plastic wrap

2” x 4” Pressure treated lumber

3/4 ” Through bolt

5/8” Cross member hardware

4” x 4” Pressure treated lumber

4”x4” and 2”x4” with isolator strip

Cap

Reflective strip

Plastic or wood piling

316 SS Through bolt

8”

6’

6”

Mean High Water Line

Large Green Dayboard Diagram

Plastic wrap

2” x 4” Pressure treated lumber

3/4” Through bolt

5/8” Cross member hardware

4” x 4” Pressure treated lumber

2”x4” with isolator strip

SHOAL

6’

6”

4”x4” with isolator strip

Cap

Reflective strip

Plastic or wood piling

316 SS Through bolt

Other Sign Diagram – EXAMPLE

Mean High Water Line

Plastic wrap

2” x 4” Pressure treated lumber

3/4” Through bolt

5/8” Cross member hardware

4” x 4” Pressure treated lumber

2”x4” with isolator strip

6’ (or as described by County)

6”

Mean High Water line

Small Green Dayboard and Regulatory Diagram

Plastic wrap

2” x 4” Pressure treated lumber w / isolator strip

1’

5/8” Through bolt

3/8” Cross member hardware

3/4” Through bolt

5/8” Cross member hardware

4” x 4” Pressure treated lumber w / isolator strip

Cap

Small Dayboard

2” x 4” Pressure treated lumber w / isolator strip

Regulatory Sign

6’ (or as described by County)

6”

Mean High Water line

Small Red Dayboard and Regulatory Diagram

Plastic wrap

2” x 4” Pressure treated lumber w / isolator strip

1’

5/8” Through bolt

3/8” Cross member hardware

3/4” Through bolt

5/8” Cross member hardware

4” x 4” Pressure treated lumber w / isolator strip

Cap

Small Dayboard

2” x 4” Pressure treated lumber w / isolator strip

Regulatory Sign

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