SJ_asbuilt_cert_approval.pdf
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The document is an As-built Certification letter from the St. Johns River Water Management District addressed to the Canaveral Port Authority, pertaining to the Jetty Park Paving project with Permit Number 16830-3. The letter confirms that the District has reviewed the As-built drawings, inspected the project site, and determined the system was in compliance at the time of inspection, with the project now entering the operation and maintenance phase.
The letter provides guidance for ongoing project management, specifically recommending that the operation and maintenance (O&M) entity conduct inspections of the stormwater/surface water management system at least once every two years to ensure continued functionality as designed and permitted. The District also requests that the Canaveral Port Authority notify them within 30 days of any sale, conveyance, or transfer of the permitted system or associated property. Contact information is provided for Katie Caudill, Engineer I in the Division of Regulatory Services, who can be reached at (321)473-1345 or KCaudill@sjrwmd.com for any follow-up questions.
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May 18, 2018
Canaveral Port Authority 445 Challenger Rd Cape Canaveral, FL 32920-4100
Re: Jetty Park Paving
Permit Number: 16830-3
Dear Canaveral Port Authority:
The St. Johns River Water Management District has received the “As-built Certification” for the above referenced permit. The District reviewed the As-built drawings and/or the permitted drawings, inspected the project site, and determined the system was in compliance at the time of our inspection. This project is now in the operation and maintenance phase. Future inspections may be needed to ensure continued compliance with State law and District rules.
The District encourages you to review the conditions unique to your project. Some projects may require frequent inspections, maintenance or submittals due to the type of system approved and/or the geographical location. At a minimum, the operation and maintenance (O&M) entity must inspect the stormwater/surface water management system once every two years to determine whether the system is functioning as designed and permitted. The District asks that the O&M entity maintain a record of the inspection and have it available upon request. If the system is not functioning as designed and permitted, please submit to the District an Operation and Maintenance Inspection Certification, on form number 62- 330.311(1).
Also, please notify the District within 30 days of any sale, conveyance or any other transfer for a permitted stormwater/surface water management system or the real property at which the system is located. This notification will assist the District in the permit transfer process and to ensure that the correct entity is the holder of the legal permit.
Thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions, please call me at (321)473-1345 or by email at KCaudill@sjrwmd.com.
Sincerely, Katie Caudill Engineer I Division of Regulatory Services
CC: John Juilianna, Fariborz Zanganeh Jake T. Wise, Construction Engineering Group mailto:KCaudill@sjrwmd.com
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