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From:
jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com>
Sent:
Friday, March 18, 2016 8:25 PM
To:
Erika Kellerhals
Subject:
Re: Great St. James
hes nuts,
<=iv class="gmail_quote">On Fri, Mar 18, 2016 at 4:23 PM, Erika Kellerhals=<Cell
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Forwarded messa e
F=om: Ryan Wisehart <=
Date: Fri, Mar 18, 2016 at 3:43 PM
Subje=t: Fwd: Great St. James
To: Erika Kellerhals
C=: Richard Kahn <r
Erika,
For your convenience I'm attaching the origi=al proposal and budget documents provided to Daphne, then forwarded by
her=to Rich. The following narrative should help fill-in the gaps which I prob=bly didn't communicated well via the
proposal.
<=r>Our Scope-of-Work as conceived includes Road Design and Development and =opographic Surveying, as follows:
1.
Develop conceptual road la=out plan (Delivered). The purpose of this exercise is to determin= feasible and
preferable routes for accessing the island promontories. The=owner desires gentler routes than those developed on
Little St. James. Wit= that in mind we used existing aerial terrain mapping to develop routes th=t should have gradients
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of about 10% or less. Routes were also determined =hat will facilitate future water and helicopter points of access. At
th=s point I need the owner's feedback before proceeding to a more detail=d engineering plan. Does the owner want
more or fewer roads, access to=other locations, etc? We'll incorporate owner feedback into a revised =oncept and
proceed to developing permit plans.
2.
Prepare plans fo= permitting including earth-change and erosion/sedimentation control.=C2*Upon owner
approval of the conceptual road layout plan we will develo= specific plans for supporting permit applications with CZM.
These plans w=ll include specifications for the roadways including typical road section =road foundation), existing and
proposed road profile elevations (grades), =rosion and sedimentation controls and best practices.
3.
Field sta=ing of roadways and erosion control measures. Field staking of th= roadways will provide accurate
assessment of routes through actual, direc= ground measurement. Adjustments in road locations will be made at this
ti=e to avoid terrain that is too steep, highly erodible, and to facilitate p=eservation of desirable natural features (i.e.
rock formations, special tr=es, etc.) The staking will also allow investigations by Bioimpact.
4.
Topographic surveys of various areas including the existing main house =nd new dock area. Basically, general
on-call services as request=d. There was previously mention of surveying the main house area but I'=m not aware if this
is needed or not. Also, Amy mentioned needing an as-bu=lt survey of the dock. I'm not sure if the information we
presently ha=e for the dock is sufficient for her purposes.
Moving forwar= it is advisable that we have a coordination meeting with Amy and any othe= persons working on the
project (is there an archeologist on board, archit=ct, etc.?) Also, who will be preparing the actual permit application and
a=pearing for public hearings, if any are needed?
F=nally, please let me know if Mr. Epstein has comments about the road conce=t and if we should proceed with
developing permit plans.
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Sincerely,
Ryan C. Wise=art, PLS
President
BRIAN MOSEL=Y & ASSOCIATES, INC.
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F=om: Ryan Wisehart c=a href="
Date: Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 11:26 AM
Subje=t: Great St. James
To: Daphne Wallace
Cc: Erika Kell=rhals
Good morning Daphn=,
Attached is our proposal, budget, and hourly rates. P=ease sign and return the proposal indicating acceptance and I will
forward=an invoice for mobilization. Please be sure to give me a call with any que=tions.
Sincerel=,
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Ryan C. Wisehart, PLS
President
BRIAN MOSELEY & ASSOCIATES, INC.
4003 Ra shune Hill Road =uite #606 St. Thomas VI 00802
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