Site work for a playground / park / athletic field in Saint Marys, Georgia. Completed plans call for site work for a playground / park / athletic field.

The project consists of construction of a shoreline stabilization system per the approved design drawings and permitting requirements. The stabilization system shall utilize Contech ArmorFlex 50 articulated concrete block (ACB) mats (or approved equal), installed over a geogrid reinforcement layer, clean crushed stone drainage layer, and appropriate geotextile filter fabric. The shoreline bank shall require minimal grading to achieve a 5H:1V slope prior to installation of the system. Recycled concrete flanks shall be installed North and South of the ACB mats to provide scour protection. Topsoil will be placed in the openings of the ACB mat system for future vegetative planting. This scope of work does notinclude the vegetative planting aspect or construction of the upland earthen berm. Questions Due By: August 27, 2026 @ 5:00 pm (submitted by email) to Matt Goodrich @ mgoodrich@water-ec.com South Point Park is comprised of 4 lots totaling 4.16 acres within the Cumberland Harbour subdivision. The property serves as a recreational area for property owners within the community. The three lots adjacent to Point Peter Creek have active shoreline erosion. The marshlands component of the permitted project consists of constructing and maintaining a 244 linear foot bank stabilization project. The bank of the creek will require minimal grading to establish a 5H: 1V slope. The newly sloped bank will begin immediately seaward of the CMPA jurisdiction line. Once the desired slope is established the shoreline will be stabilized with 11,844sq.ft. (218cu.yds.) of Articulated Concrete Block (ACB) mats installed on top of a layer of crushed stone (218cu.yds). The ACB mats are approximately 8ft. wide and will range from 35ft. – 60ft. long. No toe protection is permitted, as it is expected that the gradual slope combined with gravity and friction will be sufficient to keep the mats in the intended location. Once the ACB mats are installed, a total of 357sq.ft. (26cu.yds.) of recycled concrete flank protection will be installed on the north and south ends of the ACB mats to prevent scouring. Topsoil will be placed in the openings of the ACB mats to facilitate native plantings. Spartina alterniflora will be replanted throughout the shoreline between elevations ranging from -1.5ft to 4.0ft. NAVD88. A variety of high marsh and salt tolerant species will be planted above 4.0ft. NAVD88. The project will extend approximately 15ft. beyond Mean Low Water (MLW) at a point where the waterway is approximately 175ft. wide. Total impacts to coastal marshlands for the permitted bank stabilization project are 12,201 sq.ft. (0.28 acre) and will include 244 cubic yards of fill.