Attachment-D-Indialantic_Stormwater_Improvements_PH2_Plans_S&S.pdf

This file is a comprehensive set of construction plans and specifications for the Indialantic Stormwater Improvements Phase 2 project in Brevard County, Florida, prepared by Jones Edmunds & Associates, Inc. for the Brevard County Board of County Commissioners. The project involves the construction of upgrades to the drainage system along North Riverside Drive in Indialantic, spanning from Coral Way to Sand Dollar Road, including approximately 8.3 miles of stormwater pipe installations, multiple drainage structures, sanitary sewer relocations, and associated roadway reconstruction. Key construction elements include 54-inch reinforced concrete pipe (RCP), 48-inch RCP, 30-inch RCP, and various smaller diameter pipes; construction of multiple manhole types and ditch bottom inlets; relocation of a 12-inch sanitary forcemain; installation of approximately 243 linear feet of 8-inch and 10-inch PVC sanitary sewer gravity lines; and reconstruction of North Riverside Drive with full-depth pavement replacement from station 10+30 to station 18+80. The plans detail extensive utility coordination with existing infrastructure including water mains, sewer lines, electrical utilities, fiber optic cables, and telephone lines, with multiple conflicts requiring resolution or relocation. Construction staging indicates a phased approach with closure windows of maximum two weeks for culvert construction and two months for each major section (Sand Dollar Road and Sand Pine Road segments).

The project specifications mandate compliance with Brevard County Standard Specifications and FDOT standards, including Class III reinforced concrete pipe, push-on joints for gravity sewer, and restrained joints for pressure pipe. Contractor responsibilities include stormwater quality maintenance during construction, erosion and sediment control per a detailed Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, as-built surveys, all traffic control operations with an FDOT-certified temporary traffic control specialist, and quality control testing by a Florida-certified geotechnical firm. The project requires coordination with FPL regarding transmission poles and includes special construction requirements such as concrete support cradles for utility conflicts and specific trench depths and shoring requirements near electrical infrastructure. Notably, the contractor must obtain an NPDES construction permit, any necessary dewatering permits, and Environmental Resource Permit compliance documentation. The plans were prepared by Meredith L. Beyer, P.E. (License No. 64439) and Edward T. Earnest, P.E. (License No. 45859) and are dated November 19, 2025, with an issuance status of "Issued for Bid."