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This document set comprises project documentation and supporting materials for the Fort Caroline National Memorial Pier Riprap Replacement initiative in Jacksonville, Florida (SAJ-2000-03468). The project addresses significant erosion damage at the Fort Caroline National Memorial Pier, where riprap material has been sloughing away from both the east and west sides, resulting in approximately 4-6 feet of bank loss, exposed retention materials, pilings, and abutments. The project location is at coordinates 30.386784, -81.498959, with the address 12713 Fort Caroline Road, Jacksonville, FL 32225.

The project scope includes replacement of deteriorating riprap protection with a new riprap retaining wall system. The work area encompasses approximately 25 feet by 100 feet for the primary project zone and 6 feet by 30 feet for a staging area. Design specifications indicate installation of new rip rap with filter cloth (existing), maintaining 2:1 slopes per Army Corps of Engineers standards, removal of scoured material, and a new rip rap retaining wall. The design shows existing wooden piles (18'-6" on placement) with concrete pier structures, and specifies a high tide mark elevation at approximately 103.44 feet. The pedestrian walkway approach shows current conditions with a 2-inch fall from level due to undercut bank damage. Engineering drawings illustrate cross-sectional details of the repair configuration, including pile spacing and retaining wall placement. Photographs document the erosion severity at multiple locations on the east side, west side, underside pier, and walkway approach areas.