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Elk River River's Edge Expansion 2016 — HKGi Aug242015 <br /> Additional task: Dock and related access design <br /> Task 1-Background Review <br /> Review River water elevation records and flood events to establish average and historical high and low <br /> water levels as a basis for dock and gangway design. <br /> Review with other communities on river that have docks and there experience with products/design, <br /> maintenance, storage approaches. Likely candidate cities include Monticello and Anoka. <br /> Review with MNCOR the parameters of custom dock and gangway options available. <br /> Update survey base map for elevations and grading at shoreline and field verify specific rock and tree <br /> situations in the area of the future dock. <br /> Task 2—Access and Dock Feasibility Study <br /> Based on discussions with area cities regarding best practices for their docking systems,the HKGi team <br /> will create a preliminary layout for stair/step access and gangway/dock(ADA ramp not in scope), <br /> including the following: <br /> • Concrete step with hand rails—material and foundation to be verified <br /> • Concrete landing with small overlook with seating area above average high water line <br /> • Explore concrete or stone steps to dock ramp/gangway <br /> • Dock ramp/gangway with railings hinged for adjustment to water levels <br /> • Dock with railing suitable for fishing, and boat access area without railing for boat tie up <br /> • Explore integration of kayak docking options <br /> • Landscape/shoreline restoration plan as required <br /> • Consider how access fits in with future park improvements—future trail/ADA ramp <br /> • Structural and Civil schematic approach (not detailed engineering) of planned improvements to <br /> accommodate high water events—pilings, slab on grade, anchoring system, etc. <br /> • Update the project construction estimate based on the schematic design approach for the <br /> stair/gangway/dock <br /> Task 3-Develop Maintenance Plan <br /> Assist City in developing plan for removal and storage. Including time of year, additional resources <br /> needed, location for storage, and routine maintenance. <br />