HS005_Escambia_County_Regional_Stormwater_Hurricane_Sally_Infrastructure_Repair_Agreement.pdf

This is a Regional Stormwater Hurricane Sally Infrastructure Repair Agreement involving Escambia County, Florida, and related entities for post-hurricane disaster recovery projects. The agreement encompasses three major drainage improvement initiatives: the Brickyard Road Drainage Improvements, which involves replacing a damaged 36-inch culvert pipe beneath Brickyard Road and reconstructing associated roadway infrastructure; the Monroe Avenue Drainage Improvements, consisting of repair and re-stabilization of 500 linear feet of damaged articulated block ditch with culvert replacement across Monroe Avenue between Woodland Street and Well Line Road; and the Oakfield/Palafox Area Drainage Improvements, which addresses existing drainage infrastructure enhancements along multiple roadways including N Palafox Street, Majors Road, Hancock Lane, Pacific Street, W Oakfield Road, Kenmore Road, Travis Street, and W Pinestead Road. The agreement was executed on May 6-7, 2024, as evidenced by DocuSign timestamps.

The projects are funded through CDBG-DR (Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery) resources allocated for Hurricane Sally recovery efforts. The scope of work includes construction engineering and inspection services with specific tasks such as headwall and rip rap installation, concrete canvas overlay application with sandbag ditch blocks, concrete ditch removal and re-grading, cast-in-place box culvert installation, roadway milling and resurfacing, curb and gutter installation, and erosion control measures to meet clear zone requirements. The document reflects formal contract execution and approval processes completed in early May 2024.