Magee Marsh Shoreline Protection Barrier Rehabilitation

The project involves maintenance and rehabilitation of the existing shoreline revetments at the Magee Marsh Wildlife Area in Oak Harbor, Ohio. The proposed project includes the rehabilitation of a total of 6,817 linear feet of existing revetment in three repair areas: 1. BASE BID 1: Area 1 includes the rehabilitation of approximately 1,250 linear feet of existing revetment with new 1 to 2-ton limestone armor units to be placed at a 3H:1V slope and new 2 to 4-ton toe stone entrenched a minimum of 2 feet into the lakebed. 2. BASE BID 1: Area 2 includes the rehabilitation of approximately 5,317 linear feet of existing revetment with new limestone armor units, including 822 linear feet of new 1 to 2-ton armor stone placed at a 3H:1V slope, 3,500 linear feet of new 2 to 4-ton armor stone placed at a 2H:1V slope, and 995 linear feet of new 2 to 4-ton armor stone placed at a 1.5H:1V slope. The new armor stone will be supported by new 3 to 5-ton toe stone entrenched a minimum of 2 feet into the lakebed. The existing revetment material will be used as filter material for the new revetment. BID ALTERNATE 1: Area 3 is located along Turtle Creek and includes the rehabilitation of approximately 250 linear feet of existing bank stabilization with new 1 to 2-ton stone placed above the existing stone at a 1.5H:1V slope and new 2 to 4-ton toe stone.

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