3. HMGP Lake Shure bridge Phase 2 agreements

Work Schedule: Phase I—Survey and Hydraulic Engineering 3 Months Phase I—Design Structure 3 Month Phase I—Environmental Permitting 7 Months Phase II—Property Appraisals for Right of Way 3 Months Phase II—Acquire Right of Way 3 Month Phase II-Construction 7 Months Phase II—Final Inspection 3 Month Phase II-Closeout 7 Months Cost Estimate: Phase I—Geotechnical Design $35,215 Phase I—Hydraulic Engineering $4,480 Phase I—Bridge Design and Permitting $56,875 Phase II—Property Acquisition $242,000 Phase II—Property Demolition(Including Abatement) $27,000 Phase II—URA Compliance $28,000 Phase II—Additional Right of Way Compliance $20,000 Phase II—Construction of a New Bridge $1,648,398 Phase II—Project Management $98,270 Total: $2,160,238 Phase I Other Conditions: • Upon submission of the Phase I deliverables, FEMA will determine whether the proposed project is technically feasible,cost effective,and compliant with Environmental and Historic Preservation requirements. FEMA will render a Phase II determination upon completion of this review. • Any costs incurred prior to the date of this approval will be disallowed. If the sub-grantee is unable to complete Phase I activities within the approved activity completion timeframe,the sub-grantee through the Grantee must submit a formal written request for a time extension with justification to the Mitigation Director. The request must be received by FEMA no later than 60 days prior to the expiration of the activity completion timeframe. Failure to submit timely and complete extension requests may result in a de-obligation of any funds not disbursed by the Grantee within the approved activity completion timeframe. Phase II Other Conditions: • All necessary measures must be taken to minimize fugitive dust emissions created during construction activities.Any complaints that may arise are to be dealt with in an efficient and effective manner. • Noise from construction activities may have adverse effects on persons who live near the construction area.Noise levels can be minimized by ensuring that construction equipment is equipped with a recommended muffler in good working order.Noise effects can also be minimized by ensuring that construction activities are not conducted during early morning or late evening hours. 17