Survey_240601_LB.pdf

This is a survey document prepared for the City of Destin, Florida, related to the reconstruction of the Beach Access Vehicular Ramp at Florida Shores Boulevard. The survey, dated June 1, 2024, was conducted by a professional surveying firm and provides the technical baseline data necessary for the design and construction of the replacement ramp destroyed during Hurricane Ian in 2022. The project scope includes reconstruction of concrete sheet pile seawall panels, concrete cap, reinforced concrete vehicular ramp, curbing, pedestrian sidewalk, and site restoration. The survey establishes existing conditions and measurements critical for bid development and project execution, with laydown areas, equipment, and materials required to remain in the easternmost portion of the right-of-way while maintaining vehicular access to adjacent properties throughout construction.

The survey document serves as a foundational deliverable supporting the competitive bidding process for this coastal reconstruction project. As a professional engineering survey, it provides the spatial and dimensional data necessary for contractors to accurately estimate costs, schedule work, and plan logistics within the constrained site environment. This type of preliminary documentation is typical for disaster recovery projects funded through Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grants or similar post-hurricane reconstruction programs, which typically require detailed baseline documentation and competitive procurement procedures.