Beach Profile and Coastal Boundary Survey Sample Clauses

Beach Profile and Coastal Boundary Survey. A beach profile survey will be conducted over the proposed beach nourishment limits and adjacent areas for engineering design, estimating project fill volumes and cost, and future performance monitoring of the project. The survey will be supported by use of a sea sled, personal watercraft, and/or other suitable methods for surveying across the surf zone and into deeper water. The beach profile survey will consist of wading-depth transects supplemented with approximately 9 closure-depth transects. The closure-depth transects will be collected alongshore at historical monitoring stations. The approximate along-shore limits of the survey will be Station -8+64 to the east and Station 30+00 to the west (note that Station 0+00 is at the west end of the seawall). This survey will serve as the design survey. In addition to the design survey described above, HDR will provide a Coastal Boundary Survey where the proposed beach nourishment is planned to be constructed. The Coastal Boundary Survey will consist of research and consultation with GLO prior to fieldwork, execution of a field survey for delineation of the Coastal Boundary, and Xx. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx January 6, 2021 MCN 10217935
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