Miami
Structure S-151 is located in Water Conservation Area (WCA) 3A at the intersection of the Miami Canal (C-304) and L-67A Canal (Figure 1), which is approximately 4 miles southwest of the S-9 Pump Station. The S-151 Structure consists of six (6), 84-inch, corrugated metal pipe culverts, located at the point where L-67A crosses the Miami Canal, about 20 miles west of Miami. Control is affected by six manually operated sliding gates mounted on a steel frame erected on the upstream side of the structure. The structure allows the release of water from WCA 3A to meet water needs for South Miami-Dade County along the Miami Canal C-6, C-7 and C-8 during the dry season. It can also be used to discharge excess water to tide from WCA 3A and 3B, when capacity is available in the Miami Canal. CSA provided services related to the design process as defined in the Statement of Work which included preparation of the following for the project features: Design calculations, studies, plans, specifications, opinions of probable construction costs, construction schedule, operations plan and continued development of the design for the required Submittals (Preliminary, Intermediate, Final, and Corrected Final/RTA) in accordance with Everglades Restoration & Capital Projects Engineering Submittal Requirements Presentations for briefings and meetings with the South Florida Water Management.