Attachment_B.pdf

This is a sonar-based survey attachment document related to the Pinellas County Solid Waste Department's Artificial Reef - Tire Removal Project in Florida. The attachment comprises survey maps and documentation for five artificial reef areas located off the coast of Pinellas County, including the Clearwater Reef (approximately 320 acres), Rube Allyn Reef (approximately 220 acres), Madeira Beach Reef (approximately 85 acres), Treasure Island Reef (approximately 85 acres), and St. Pete Beach Reef (approximately 60 acres). The project involves the removal of approximately 3,300 tires and associated marine debris from these five reef areas. Recovered materials are to be transported and unloaded into County-provided containers at the Artificial Reef Program Staging area located at Pinellas County Sand Key Park, 1060 Gulf Boulevard, Clearwater, Florida.

The sonar-based survey maps presented in this attachment serve as reference documentation for identifying tire locations and debris distribution across the five designated reef areas, enabling bidders to assess the scope of work and develop removal strategies. These surveys provide spatial data essential for project planning, resource allocation, and cost estimation for the tire removal and marine debris recovery operations.