This FEMA project will repair flooding damage caused by severe winter storms which resulted in Federal Declared Disaster DR-4593-WA. High water level and wind fallen trees caused streamflow to undermine the concrete footing of the existing modular block retaining wall, resulting in a portion of the wall collapsing into the creek. Temporary measures are in place including a chain link fence and erosion control sacks. The goals of the project are to restore the trail to its original width and to construct stream bank bioengineering reinforcement to protect the trail from future flooding damage. Summary of Work The project design is currently 40% complete. The Consultant will be required to utilize the existing design and complete a 100% design package for construction advertisement, including the following services for the project: • Plans, Specifications, and Estimate o Restoration of the stream bank o Repair of the modular block wall o Install vegetated riprap bank protection with large wood restoration • Environmental documentation and permit application preparation o Hydraulic Project Approval (HPA) o Joint Aquatic Resources Permit Application (JARPA) o Local Permits • Coordination with FEMA and permitting agencies • Right of Way Acquisition and Support; The Consultant, at the option of the City, may be contracted to provide services for additional work such as construction management/engineering services. Additional services may be administered as combined contracts or as separate contracts at the option of the City.
