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SPECIFICATIONS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTSSAND FENCING CONSTRUCTION 16th Ave. S. to St. Johns County Linearity OF JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA ATM PROJECT NO. 173142 CITY BID NO. 171810Prepared For: City

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1. Step 1: Begin by selecting the appropriate location for sand fencing construction. This should be an area prone to sand erosion or where you want to prevent windblown sand from accumulating.
2. Step 2: Measure the length of the area where you plan to install the sand fencing. This will determine the amount of fencing material you will need.
3. Step 3: Dig holes at regular intervals along the length of the area. The spacing between the holes will depend on the type of fencing material and the desired level of sand control.
4. Step 4: Insert the wooden or metal posts into the holes and make sure they are securely anchored in the ground. Use concrete or gravel if necessary.
5. Step 5: Attach the sand fencing material to the posts. This can be done using wire, nails, or clips depending on the type of fencing.
6. Step 6: Extend the fencing material all the way to the ground to prevent sand from escaping underneath.
7. Step 7: Repeat the process for all remaining posts and sections of fencing until the entire area is enclosed.
8. Step 8: Inspect the sand fencing construction to ensure proper installation and stability. Make any necessary adjustments or repairs as needed.
9. Step 9: Regularly maintain the sand fencing by checking for wear and tear, removing any accumulated sand, and replacing damaged sections if necessary.

Who needs sand fencing construction?

1. Beachfront property owners
2. Coastal communities
3. Construction companies involved in coastal projects
4. Natural resource management agencies
5. State or local government agencies responsible for beach erosion control
6. Landowners near sand dunes or sandy areas prone to erosion
7. Resorts or hotels located near sandy beaches

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What is sand fencing construction?

Sand fencing construction is the process of installing fences made of sandbags or wooden slats along the shoreline to help trap sand and build up dunes.

Who is required to file sand fencing construction?

Property owners or contractors responsible for installing sand fencing are required to file for construction permits.

How to fill out sand fencing construction?

To fill out sand fencing construction, submit a permit application with details of the project, including location, materials used, and installation methods.

What is the purpose of sand fencing construction?

The purpose of sand fencing construction is to prevent erosion, protect coastal habitats, and promote beach nourishment by trapping sand and promoting dune formation.

What information must be reported on sand fencing construction?

Information such as project location, type of fencing material, installation methods, and expected completion dates must be reported on sand fencing construction permits.