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performance and user-ship and the ability to navigate the break wall and just to use the harbor <br />safely, as you know, has been an issue. Here are some pictures on the bottom of wave \[unclear\] <br />coming in – we’ve heard and we know that there’s significant algae growth making it very hard <br />to traverse but also get boats up the ramp, and so we’ve been working on a design that <br />wouldn’t be the end all be all, but it would definitely improve the current situation we believe a <br />lot of the wave action that’s coming in right now, of course, like I said, like in its like brand new <br />state it was an amazing but it’s definitely degraded and you can kind of get a sense of that, up <br />here in the left corner – try to make these slides a little bigger for yah – with the breakdown of <br />this waves are kinda coming in in-between the dolosse here and so this is another view of the <br />federal project as it stands – so there’s an entrance channel but then the break wall obviously is <br />what we’re talking about here and then the County, right, owns various areas like the boat ramp <br />and we are in coordination and communication trying to keep each other abreast of timeline. I <br />have heard that any sort of repairs on their side – they’re still hunting around for money, and it’s <br />kinda the same story for us and I’ll tell you why. Though, most recently we were looking at – <br />within our agency – we have these thresholds as far as like dollar values and so we need to stay <br />below an 8-million-dollar project,and I mean to do a repair with relative ease as far as our <br />agency approvals go so we want to stay within the existing footprints but we’d like to make it <br />more tight, literally, but just more protected and reduce the amount of waves coming in. It’s not <br />gonna, like I said, it’s not an amazing plan and this is basically what we’re working on 2020. <br />Around that where we’re looking at improving this front part here and replacing it with some <br />key tri-bars so if you look at this picture – currently as you know if you’ve visited the site – <br />there’s a lot of structures that look more like this aspect on the right. We’d like to replace ‘em <br />with something that looks like this – a lot more interlocking – like Legos and reducing the <br />amount of the wave that can come through and the porosity, you know, of that, so we started, <br />you know, going through designs and looking at what this could mean and as we’re moving <br />through our design process – part of that, of course, is environmental compliance – and, so <br />we’re not committing to any sort of plans at this point and there’s been, you know, zero public <br />processes cause we’re still very internal at this point just trying to understand what we would <br />even think about proposing, and we’ve worked with the team to conduct a biological survey off <br />the break wall there and, of course, if you build it they will come even in charging wave <br />environments and so what found is that with these hard the break wall serving as a nice <br />structure in the water – well – there’s some coral growth that we definitely have to take in to <br />consideration and, and how might we chose this so we were targeting a repair here that was <br />just below the 8 million dollar threshold to just kinda stay within that limit, and then, you know, <br />we found these corals and just as far as a coral relocation plan – trying to cost that out given the <br />wave climate and given some of our habitats in the proximity – we quickly were in the 1 to 2 <br />million dollar range just to focus on this coral presence and how do we minimize impact <br />associated with that. <br />So we went from what was actually it was like a 6, 7 million project jumped above that 8 million <br />dollar threshold and so we had to go into audible mode where we need to work our internal <br />agency processes to come up with, well, a plan that addresses the issue but also get approval to <br />evaluate a repair that’s above that 8 million dollar threshold so I’m trying to not get too worried <br />here as my first slide indicated, and so we’re now proposing to look at something a little bit <br />more thorough, again, it’s not gonna vastly improve the user ship up to like that 70% but it will <br />improve it and instead of just doing the this sort of tri-bar sort of thing, looking at here <br />extending it slightly and in just getting a more thorough engineered plan out there. Again, this is <br />so preliminary so I don’t have specifics, I’m just trying to work the processes internal with our <br />team to get approval to even move this forward and so over the next two to three months we’ll <br />11 <br /> <br /> <br />
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