Figure_2_-_Taylor_Road_Flood_Mitigation_Project.pdf

This is a project description document for Volusia County's Office of Recovery and Resiliency (ORR) related to the CDBG-DR East Taylor Road Pump Station and Water Retention Expansion Design and Engineering project located in DeLand, Florida. The document presents Figure 2, which illustrates the Taylor Road Flood Mitigation Project layout and design specifications. The project represents Volusia County's flood mitigation improvements intended to address recovery needs following Hurricane Ian damage in September 2022. The initiative is funded through a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Community Development Block Grant for Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR), which provides the financial mechanism for this infrastructure improvement effort.

The project scope encompasses design and engineering services for pump station and water retention expansion facilities on East Taylor Road. The visual representation in Figure 2 provides the technical layout and specifications necessary for qualified design and engineering firms to understand the project requirements and scope of work. As a CDBG-DR funded initiative, the project is subject to federal disaster recovery funding requirements and HUD compliance standards. Volusia County solicited statements of qualifications from firms capable of delivering comprehensive design and engineering services for this flood mitigation infrastructure project, which addresses long-term resilience and recovery objectives for the DeLand area.