Exhibit_FF-_Conflict_Matrix.xlsx

This is a Utility Coordination Conflict Matrix for the Turnbull Bay Road Paved Shoulders/Safety Improvements project in Volusia County, Florida (Project #P5757). The document provides a comprehensive assessment of utility conflicts along the project corridor, identifying the locations, types, and ownership of existing utilities that require removal, relocation, or protection during construction. The matrix details conflicts involving FPL Distribution and Transmission poles, AT&T distribution and transmission fiber optic conduits, CenturyLink buried fiber optic lines, Charter/Spectrum underground and overhead fiber facilities, Duke Energy overhead power and fiber, Florida Public Utilities gas mains, Volusia County water and wastewater infrastructure, Lumen and Uniti fiber facilities, Zayo fiber optic lines, and other utility systems. The document specifies station ranges, pole types (primarily wood), offset measurements, and conflict classifications including clear zone conflicts, stable shoulder conflicts, and pavement conflicts across the project limits from Kentucky Avenue through Veterans Memorial Parkway to State Road 472.

The conflict matrix documents utility company contact responses received by March 10, 2021, with notation of agencies that have provided RGB (Right-of-Way, Grading, Boring) approvals, facilities letters, and conflict letters. Several utilities, including AT&T Transmission, required special handling per existing agreements with Volusia County, while others such as CenturyLink, Charter/Spectrum, Duke Energy, Florida Public Utilities, and Volusia County utilities indicated conflicts requiring removal, relocation, protection, and adjustment of their facilities. The matrix serves as a critical planning document for the advance utility removal and relocations phase of the Veterans Memorial Parkway Extension project, ensuring coordination among multiple utility providers and the local jurisdiction to prevent construction delays and safety hazards.