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Federal Aviation Administration Orlando Airports District Office

Southern Region Airports Division

Melbourne International Airport

Replacement Air Traffic Control Tower

Final Report June 10 2016

JUN 1 3 2016

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This Environmental Assessment becomes a Federal document when evaluated and signed by the responsible FAA official

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The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

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AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

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Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

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Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

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Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

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Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

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Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

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BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

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Modernize

4 Remarks

Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

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CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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14 Attachments

The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

16 Airport Sponsor Certification

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

Phone (321) 723-6227 Email GDonovanmlbaircom

Melbourne International Airport

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AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

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Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

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Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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14 Attachments

The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

16 Airport Sponsor Certification

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

Phone (321) 723-6227 Email GDonovanmlbaircom

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AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

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Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

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4 Remarks

Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

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Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

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Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

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Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

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Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

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Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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14 Attachments

The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

16 Airport Sponsor Certification

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

Phone (321) 723-6227 Email GDonovanmlbaircom

Melbourne International Airport

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AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

2 Cost Estimate

Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

(Leased Property)

3 Recommended Action

Modernize

4 Remarks

Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

Relocate

Airway Facilities Deficiency Score 33 Air Traffic Deficiency Score 17

Combined Facility Deficiency Score 25

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AIR TRAFFIC EVALUATION

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(TOWER STRUCTURES) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(CONTROL CAB) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(TRACON) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(ADMIN SPACE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

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SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING CODE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

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MECHANICAL SYSTEI

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

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SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(COOLING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(AIR DIST SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(HVAC CONTROL SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(POTABLE WATER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(FIRE PROTECT SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

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(MISC SYS amp EQUIP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

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SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

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SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

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(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

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SITE SPECIFIC

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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14 Attachments

The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

16 Airport Sponsor Certification

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

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AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

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Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

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Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

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Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

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14 Attachments

The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

16 Airport Sponsor Certification

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

Phone (321) 723-6227 Email GDonovanmlbaircom

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Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

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Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

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Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

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Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

ELECTRONIC SUBMITTAL OPTIONS Send NEW PERMIT APPLICATIONS to northbranchappsusacearmymil Send all COMPLIANCE-RELATED documents to CESAJ-ComplyDocsusacearmymil Emailing a File over 10MB Please use our Safe Access File Exchange httpssafeamrdecarmymilsafe

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The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

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BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

2 Cost Estimate

Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

(Leased Property)

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Modernize

4 Remarks

Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

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AttachmentB

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Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

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BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

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Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

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Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

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Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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14 Attachments

The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

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AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

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Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

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Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

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Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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14 Attachments

The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

16 Airport Sponsor Certification

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

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AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

2 Cost Estimate

Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

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Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

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Combined Facility Deficiency Score 25

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Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

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AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

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Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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14 Attachments

The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

16 Airport Sponsor Certification

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

Phone (321) 723-6227 Email GDonovanmlbaircom

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AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

2 Cost Estimate

Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

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3 Recommended Action

Modernize

4 Remarks

Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

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Combined Facility Deficiency Score 25

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AIR TRAFFIC EVALUATION

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AttachmentB

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Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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14 Attachments

The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

16 Airport Sponsor Certification

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I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

Phone (321) 723-6227 Email GDonovanmlbaircom

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AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

MLBCAReport Page 8

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

2 Cost Estimate

Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

(Leased Property)

3 Recommended Action

Modernize

4 Remarks

Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

Relocate

Airway Facilities Deficiency Score 33 Air Traffic Deficiency Score 17

Combined Facility Deficiency Score 25

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CHAPTER 6

AIR TRAFFIC EVALUATION

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(TOWER STRUCTURES) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(CONTROL CAB) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(TRACON) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(ADMIN SPACE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

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BUILDING REQUIRE

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SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

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SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

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STRUCTURAL

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SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

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SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

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SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(HVAC CONTROL SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(POTABLE WATER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

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SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM~

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SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

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SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(BLDG DISTRIBUTION) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(COMM SYSTEM) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(STANDBY POWER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 8 FACILITY SCORE

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SITE SPECIFIC

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SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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14 Attachments

The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

16 Airport Sponsor Certification

(p~ Dat

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

Phone (321) 723-6227 Email GDonovanmlbaircom

Melbourne International Airport

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(pJ0ro f I

Date

rev 632016

AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

MLBCAReport Page 8

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ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

2 Cost Estimate

Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

(Leased Property)

3 Recommended Action

Modernize

4 Remarks

Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

Relocate

Airway Facilities Deficiency Score 33 Air Traffic Deficiency Score 17

Combined Facility Deficiency Score 25

v22

CHAPTER 6

AIR TRAFFIC EVALUATION

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(TOWER STRUCTURES) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(CONTROL CAB) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(TRACON) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(ADMIN SPACE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

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BUILDING REQUIRE

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SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

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SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

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SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(COOLING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(AIR DIST SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(HVAC CONTROL SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(POTABLE WATER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(FIRE PROTECT SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

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(BUILDING SERVICE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(BLDG DISTRIBUTION) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(COMM SYSTEM) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

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SECTION 8 FACILITY SCORE

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SITE SPECIFIC

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SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(MECHANICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE ~

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(ELECTRICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

ELECTRONIC SUBMITTAL OPTIONS Send NEW PERMIT APPLICATIONS to northbranchappsusacearmymil Send all COMPLIANCE-RELATED documents to CESAJ-ComplyDocsusacearmymil Emailing a File over 10MB Please use our Safe Access File Exchange httpssafeamrdecarmymilsafe

Let us know how werre doing Complete this brief survey httpcorpsmapuusacearmymilcm apexfp=regulatory survey

0 FAA Orlando ADO Environmental Assessment Report

14 Attachments

The following attachments are included in this document

Attachment A - Background Information

Attachment B - Coordinating Agencies

Attachment C - Agency Correspondence

Attachment D - Public Consultation

15 Preparer Certification

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct

~~ Dr David A Byers AICP CM Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

Phone (321) 574-5633 Email DAByersquadrexaero

16 Airport Sponsor Certification

(p~ Dat

I certify that the information I have provided above is to the best of my knowledge true and correct I also recognize and agree that no construction activity including but not limited to site preparation demolition or land disturbance shall proceed for the above proposed action(s) until FAA issues a final environmental decision for the proposed action(s) and until compliance with all other applicable FAA approval actions (eg ALP approval airspace approval grant approval) has occurred and alLa-opropriate Federal state anq local permits and ~ertifications have been obtained

Greg Donovan AAE (Executive Director) Melbourne Airport Authority 1 Air Terminal Pkwy Suite 220 Melbourne FL 32901-1888

Phone (321) 723-6227 Email GDonovanmlbaircom

Melbourne International Airport

- 15 -

(pJ0ro f I

Date

rev 632016

AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

MLBCAReport Page 8

MLB6480_17v22

ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

2 Cost Estimate

Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

(Leased Property)

3 Recommended Action

Modernize

4 Remarks

Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

Relocate

Airway Facilities Deficiency Score 33 Air Traffic Deficiency Score 17

Combined Facility Deficiency Score 25

v22

CHAPTER 6

AIR TRAFFIC EVALUATION

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(TOWER STRUCTURES) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(CONTROL CAB) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(TRACON) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(ADMIN SPACE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER OIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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CHAPTER 7

BUILDING REQUIRE

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SPACE REQUIREMENTS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING CODE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(PROV FOR PHYS HCAP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

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CHAPTER 8

STRUCTURAL

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(BUILDING STRUCTURE ) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

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MECHANICAL SYSTEI

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(HEATING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(COOLING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(AIR DIST SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(HVAC CONTROL SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(POTABLE WATER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(FIRE PROTECT SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(MISC SYS amp EQUIP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

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PER DIVISION

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CHAPTER 10

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM~

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(EXTERIOR SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING SERVICE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(BLDG DISTRIBUTION) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(COMM SYSTEM) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(STANDBY POWER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 8 FACILITY SCORE

(SPECIAL SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

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PERCENTAGE

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CHAPTER 11

SITE SPECIFIC

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SITEWORK) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(MECHANICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE ~

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(ELECTRICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

ELECTRONIC SUBMITTAL OPTIONS Send NEW PERMIT APPLICATIONS to northbranchappsusacearmymil Send all COMPLIANCE-RELATED documents to CESAJ-ComplyDocsusacearmymil Emailing a File over 10MB Please use our Safe Access File Exchange httpssafeamrdecarmymilsafe

Let us know how werre doing Complete this brief survey httpcorpsmapuusacearmymilcm apexfp=regulatory survey

AttachmentA

BackgroundInformation

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

MLBCAReport Page 8

MLB6480_17v22

ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

2 Cost Estimate

Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

(Leased Property)

3 Recommended Action

Modernize

4 Remarks

Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

Relocate

Airway Facilities Deficiency Score 33 Air Traffic Deficiency Score 17

Combined Facility Deficiency Score 25

v22

CHAPTER 6

AIR TRAFFIC EVALUATION

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(TOWER STRUCTURES) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(CONTROL CAB) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(TRACON) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(ADMIN SPACE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER OIVISION

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CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

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CHAPTER 7

BUILDING REQUIRE

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SPACE REQUIREMENTS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING CODE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(PROV FOR PHYS HCAP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

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PERCENTAGE

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CHAPTER 8

STRUCTURAL

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING STRUCTURE ) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

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PERCENTAGE

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CHAPTER 9

MECHANICAL SYSTEI

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(HEATING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(COOLING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(AIR DIST SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(HVAC CONTROL SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(POTABLE WATER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(FIRE PROTECT SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(MISC SYS amp EQUIP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

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PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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0 0 0

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CHAPTER 10

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM~

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(EXTERIOR SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING SERVICE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(BLDG DISTRIBUTION) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(COMM SYSTEM) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(STANDBY POWER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 8 FACILITY SCORE

(SPECIAL SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

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PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

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CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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CHAPTER 11

SITE SPECIFIC

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SITEWORK) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(MECHANICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE ~

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(ELECTRICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

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16 0 16

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6 0 6

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30 0

132 0

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30 132 23

AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

ELECTRONIC SUBMITTAL OPTIONS Send NEW PERMIT APPLICATIONS to northbranchappsusacearmymil Send all COMPLIANCE-RELATED documents to CESAJ-ComplyDocsusacearmymil Emailing a File over 10MB Please use our Safe Access File Exchange httpssafeamrdecarmymilsafe

Let us know how werre doing Complete this brief survey httpcorpsmapuusacearmymilcm apexfp=regulatory survey

Condition AssessmentlFAA 648017 Evaluation MLB ATCT - Melbourne FL

2211 AIR TRAFFIC - CHAPTER 6 - FAA ORDER 648017

FAA Order 648017 sets forth procedures for analyzing existing FAA-operated terminal air traffic control facilities relative to the scope of modernization work required or establishing justification for facility replacement Most of the existing FAA terminal air traffic control facilities and supporting space has surpassed their 20-year life span The need for major modification or replacement of these facilities must be determined in order to ensure the success of the FAA mission

The following is a summary of the ATCT Air Traffic Evaluation Worksheet (Chapter 6) which provides information to support in-depth evaluation of air traffic control functions from an operational point of view The complete Chapter 6 evaluation for FAA Order 648017 can be found in Appendix 5 (pages 8 to 25)

Some of the more significant operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The ATCT Cab height is too low It is extremely difficult to differentiate between taxiways and runways from the Cab and hence to determine the location of the aircraft The runways layout and length when the ATCT was originally built were quite different than the current arrangement Thus the increased distance to the far end of some runways and taxiways creates a considerable depth perception problem with the Cabs low height The problem is particularly acute at night

bull The lCSS system needs to be replacedupgraded

Some of the more significant non-operational issues brought forth by Air Traffic include

bull The temperature for the 4th Floor varies considerably

bull There are on-going leak issues with the Cab roof and the roof beneath the Catwalk This issue has been addressed periodically with the most recent fix being done in the past few months Moisture is getting into the building and creating mold and mildew issues

bull The slot windows at the comers of the ATCT are experiencing leak issues much like to aforementioned roof problems The recent experience with Tropical Storm Fay resulted in considerable moisture getting into the facility from these windows A project to reseal the windows is planned for the near future

bull All the moisture created from the aforementioned leaks has created a mold mildew and corrosion problem throughout the facility The corrosion problem is partiCUlarly acute in the unconditioned spaces on the First Floor In addition in the unconditioned space there is a considerable amount of flaking paint (assumed lead-based) from the structural steel and other painted metal surfaces

A diagram of the airport showing the ATCT location on the airport property as well as the runway and taxiway configurations is provided at the end of Appendix 7

MLBCAReport Page 8

MLB6480_17v22

ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

2 Cost Estimate

Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

(Leased Property)

3 Recommended Action

Modernize

4 Remarks

Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

Relocate

Airway Facilities Deficiency Score 33 Air Traffic Deficiency Score 17

Combined Facility Deficiency Score 25

v22

CHAPTER 6

AIR TRAFFIC EVALUATION

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(TOWER STRUCTURES) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(CONTROL CAB) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(TRACON) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(ADMIN SPACE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER OIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

J oCt z 0 i= I-~ 0 W oCt 0 0 o ~

154

332

39

564

0

0

0

0

193

896

22

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61 0 215

184 0 516 42

14 0 53

100 48 712 7

0 0 0

0 0 0 NA

26 7 33

276 268 544 6

101 7

560 316

18 2

301 1772 17

CHAPTER 7

BUILDING REQUIRE

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SPACE REQUIREMENTS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING CODE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(PROV FOR PHYS HCAP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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0 0 36

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101 27 152

160 36 260 58

0 0 74

0 0 136 54

101 27

320 84

32 32

262 888 30

CHAPTER 8

STRUCTURAL

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING STRUCTURE ) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

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CHAPTER 9

MECHANICAL SYSTEI

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(HEATING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(COOLING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(AIR DIST SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(HVAC CONTROL SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(POTABLE WATER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(FIRE PROTECT SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(MISC SYS amp EQUIP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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0 0 0

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100 0

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40 NA

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CHAPTER 10

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM~

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(EXTERIOR SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING SERVICE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(BLDG DISTRIBUTION) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(COMM SYSTEM) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(STANDBY POWER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 8 FACILITY SCORE

(SPECIAL SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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CHAPTER 11

SITE SPECIFIC

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SITEWORK) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(MECHANICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE ~

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(ELECTRICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

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CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

ELECTRONIC SUBMITTAL OPTIONS Send NEW PERMIT APPLICATIONS to northbranchappsusacearmymil Send all COMPLIANCE-RELATED documents to CESAJ-ComplyDocsusacearmymil Emailing a File over 10MB Please use our Safe Access File Exchange httpssafeamrdecarmymilsafe

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MLB6480_17v22

ATCT I TRACON FACILITY MODERNIZATION EVALUATION

1 General

Facility Name MLBATCT Facility Location Melbourne Florida

Date of Survey 11-12-08 and 11-13-08

F aci I ity Representatives Air Traffic John Roberts (RVA) Airway Facilities

Members of the Field Team Coordinator

2 Cost Estimate

Total Cost for Modernization Replacement Cost of Facility Maximum Allowable Expenditure

(Leased Property)

3 Recommended Action

Modernize

4 Remarks

Dale Robinson

Jim Fiedorek (PM) Imanuel Tanudji (Arch) Lee Craft (Mech) Lindsay Rekuc (Elec) Chris Mehrtash (Elec) Craig Brandt (OampM)

See ROM Estimate (Appendix 8) $3852820 (See Life Cycle Report)

Relocate

Airway Facilities Deficiency Score 33 Air Traffic Deficiency Score 17

Combined Facility Deficiency Score 25

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CHAPTER 6

AIR TRAFFIC EVALUATION

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(TOWER STRUCTURES) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(CONTROL CAB) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(TRACON) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(ADMIN SPACE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER OIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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CHAPTER 7

BUILDING REQUIRE

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SPACE REQUIREMENTS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING CODE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(PROV FOR PHYS HCAP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

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CHAPTER 8

STRUCTURAL

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING STRUCTURE ) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

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CHAPTER 9

MECHANICAL SYSTEI

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(HEATING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(COOLING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(AIR DIST SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(HVAC CONTROL SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(POTABLE WATER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(FIRE PROTECT SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(MISC SYS amp EQUIP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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12 0 12

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0 0 0

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152 300

CHAPTER 10

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM~

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(EXTERIOR SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING SERVICE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(BLDG DISTRIBUTION) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(COMM SYSTEM) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(STANDBY POWER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 8 FACILITY SCORE

(SPECIAL SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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0 0 50

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90 0

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CHAPTER 11

SITE SPECIFIC

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SITEWORK) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(MECHANICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE ~

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(ELECTRICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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6 0 6

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

ELECTRONIC SUBMITTAL OPTIONS Send NEW PERMIT APPLICATIONS to northbranchappsusacearmymil Send all COMPLIANCE-RELATED documents to CESAJ-ComplyDocsusacearmymil Emailing a File over 10MB Please use our Safe Access File Exchange httpssafeamrdecarmymilsafe

Let us know how werre doing Complete this brief survey httpcorpsmapuusacearmymilcm apexfp=regulatory survey

CHAPTER 6

AIR TRAFFIC EVALUATION

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(TOWER STRUCTURES) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(CONTROL CAB) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(TRACON) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(ADMIN SPACE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER OIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

J oCt z 0 i= I-~ 0 W oCt 0 0 o ~

154

332

39

564

0

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193

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14 0 53

100 48 712 7

0 0 0

0 0 0 NA

26 7 33

276 268 544 6

101 7

560 316

18 2

301 1772 17

CHAPTER 7

BUILDING REQUIRE

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SPACE REQUIREMENTS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING CODE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(PROV FOR PHYS HCAP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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101 27

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32 32

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CHAPTER 8

STRUCTURAL

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING STRUCTURE ) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

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CHAPTER 9

MECHANICAL SYSTEI

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(HEATING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(COOLING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(AIR DIST SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(HVAC CONTROL SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(POTABLE WATER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(FIRE PROTECT SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(MISC SYS amp EQUIP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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0 0 0

64 0 64 0

12 0 12

36 0 36 33

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0 0 0 NA

0 0 0

8 0 8 0

100 0

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40 NA

152 300

CHAPTER 10

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM~

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(EXTERIOR SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING SERVICE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(BLDG DISTRIBUTION) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(COMM SYSTEM) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(STANDBY POWER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 8 FACILITY SCORE

(SPECIAL SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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16 0 24

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0 0 40

12 0 52 77

0 0 0

0 0 100 0

0 0 50

0 0 72 69

90 0

236 0

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188

520 36

CHAPTER 11

SITE SPECIFIC

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SITEWORK) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(MECHANICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE ~

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(ELECTRICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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6 0 6

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30 0

132 0

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30 132 23

AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

ELECTRONIC SUBMITTAL OPTIONS Send NEW PERMIT APPLICATIONS to northbranchappsusacearmymil Send all COMPLIANCE-RELATED documents to CESAJ-ComplyDocsusacearmymil Emailing a File over 10MB Please use our Safe Access File Exchange httpssafeamrdecarmymilsafe

Let us know how werre doing Complete this brief survey httpcorpsmapuusacearmymilcm apexfp=regulatory survey

CHAPTER 7

BUILDING REQUIRE

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SPACE REQUIREMENTS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING CODE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(PROV FOR PHYS HCAP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

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CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

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CHAPTER 8

STRUCTURAL

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

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DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

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PERCENTAGE

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MECHANICAL SYSTEI

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(HEATING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(COOLING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(AIR DIST SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(HVAC CONTROL SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(POTABLE WATER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(FIRE PROTECT SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(MISC SYS amp EQUIP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

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CHAPTER 10

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM~

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(EXTERIOR SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING SERVICE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(BLDG DISTRIBUTION) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(COMM SYSTEM) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(STANDBY POWER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 8 FACILITY SCORE

(SPECIAL SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

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CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

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CHAPTER 11

SITE SPECIFIC

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SITEWORK) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(MECHANICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE ~

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(ELECTRICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

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CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

ELECTRONIC SUBMITTAL OPTIONS Send NEW PERMIT APPLICATIONS to northbranchappsusacearmymil Send all COMPLIANCE-RELATED documents to CESAJ-ComplyDocsusacearmymil Emailing a File over 10MB Please use our Safe Access File Exchange httpssafeamrdecarmymilsafe

Let us know how werre doing Complete this brief survey httpcorpsmapuusacearmymilcm apexfp=regulatory survey

CHAPTER 8

STRUCTURAL

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING STRUCTURE ) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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CHAPTER 9

MECHANICAL SYSTEI

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(HEATING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(COOLING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(AIR DIST SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(HVAC CONTROL SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(POTABLE WATER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(FIRE PROTECT SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(MISC SYS amp EQUIP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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152 300

CHAPTER 10

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM~

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(EXTERIOR SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING SERVICE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(BLDG DISTRIBUTION) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(COMM SYSTEM) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(STANDBY POWER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 8 FACILITY SCORE

(SPECIAL SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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CHAPTER 11

SITE SPECIFIC

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SITEWORK) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(MECHANICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE ~

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(ELECTRICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

ELECTRONIC SUBMITTAL OPTIONS Send NEW PERMIT APPLICATIONS to northbranchappsusacearmymil Send all COMPLIANCE-RELATED documents to CESAJ-ComplyDocsusacearmymil Emailing a File over 10MB Please use our Safe Access File Exchange httpssafeamrdecarmymilsafe

Let us know how werre doing Complete this brief survey httpcorpsmapuusacearmymilcm apexfp=regulatory survey

CHAPTER 9

MECHANICAL SYSTEI

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(HEATING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(COOLING SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(AIR DIST SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(HVAC CONTROL SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(POTABLE WATER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(FIRE PROTECT SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(MISC SYS amp EQUIP) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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152 300

CHAPTER 10

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM~

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(EXTERIOR SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING SERVICE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(BLDG DISTRIBUTION) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(COMM SYSTEM) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(STANDBY POWER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 8 FACILITY SCORE

(SPECIAL SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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CHAPTER 11

SITE SPECIFIC

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SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(MECHANICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE ~

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(ELECTRICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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CHAPTER 10

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM~

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(EXTERIOR SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(BUILDING SERVICE) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(BLDG DISTRIBUTION) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 4 FACILITY SCORE

(MOTOR CONTROLS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 5 FACILITY SCORE

(LIGHTING) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 6 FACILITY SCORE

(COMM SYSTEM) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 7 FACILITY SCORE

(STANDBY POWER SYS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 8 FACILITY SCORE

(SPECIAL SYSTEMS) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

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CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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CHAPTER 11

SITE SPECIFIC

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SITEWORK) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(MECHANICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE ~

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(ELECTRICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

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CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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Let us know how werre doing Complete this brief survey httpcorpsmapuusacearmymilcm apexfp=regulatory survey

CHAPTER 11

SITE SPECIFIC

SECTION 1 FACILITY SCORE

(SITEWORK) TOTAL POSSIBLE

SECTION 2 FACILITY SCORE

(MECHANICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE ~

SECTION 3 FACILITY SCORE

(ELECTRICAL) TOTAL POSSIBLE

DIVISION FACILITY SCORE

TOTALS TOTAL POSSIBLE

PERCENTAGE

PER DIVISION

CHAPTER TOTALS CHAPTER TOTAL FACILITY SCORE

CHAPTER TOTAL POSSIBLE SCORE

PERCENTAGE THIS CHAPTER

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76 0 76 21

6 0 6

12 0 12 5000

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AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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Let us know how werre doing Complete this brief survey httpcorpsmapuusacearmymilcm apexfp=regulatory survey

AttachmentB

CoordinatingAgencies

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

ELECTRONIC SUBMITTAL OPTIONS Send NEW PERMIT APPLICATIONS to northbranchappsusacearmymil Send all COMPLIANCE-RELATED documents to CESAJ-ComplyDocsusacearmymil Emailing a File over 10MB Please use our Safe Access File Exchange httpssafeamrdecarmymilsafe

Let us know how werre doing Complete this brief survey httpcorpsmapuusacearmymilcm apexfp=regulatory survey

Attachment B EA Coordination List of Agencies

Federal Agencies

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NEPA Program Office - Region 4 US Environmental Protection Agency Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street SW Atlanta GA 30303-8960

US Army Corps of Engineers (CoE) Planning Division Jacksonville District Office United State Army Corps of Engineers 701 San Marco Blvd Jacksonville FL 32207

US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) ATTN NEPA Coordinator North Florida Ecological Services Field Office US Fish and Wildlife Service 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 200 Jacksonville FL 32256-7517

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) District Conservationist Crestview Service Center Natural Resources Conservation Service 938 North Ferdon Blvd Crestview FL 32536-1706

US Department of the Interior (DOI) Regional Environmental Protection Assistant Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance US Department of the Interior (Atlanta Region ) 75 Spring Street SW Suite 1144 Atlanta GA 30303

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Environmental Officer Region 4 Federal Emergency Management Agency 3003 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta GA 30341

State Agencies

FL Dept of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Office of Intergovernmental Programs Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3900

FL Historical Resources (FLSHPO) Division of Historical Resources Bureau of Historic Preservation RA Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee FL 32399-0250

FL Fish amp Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWCC) Northeast Region Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 1239 SW 10th Street Ocala FL 34471

Florida Natural Areas Inventory (FNAI) Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

ELECTRONIC SUBMITTAL OPTIONS Send NEW PERMIT APPLICATIONS to northbranchappsusacearmymil Send all COMPLIANCE-RELATED documents to CESAJ-ComplyDocsusacearmymil Emailing a File over 10MB Please use our Safe Access File Exchange httpssafeamrdecarmymilsafe

Let us know how werre doing Complete this brief survey httpcorpsmapuusacearmymilcm apexfp=regulatory survey

Regional amp Local Agencies

St Johns River Water Management District St Johns River Water Management District PO Box 1429 Palatka FL 32178-1429

Brevard County Brevard County Planning amp Development Department Viera Government Center 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940

City of Melbourne Planning Division City Hall Third Floor 900 E Strawbridge Avenue Melbourne FL 32901

Native American Tribal Agencies

Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida

Colley Billie Chairman Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida PO Box 440021 Miami FL 33144

Fred Dayhoff Section 106 and NAGPRA Coordinator Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida SR Box 68 Old Loop Road Ochopee FL 34141

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

George Tiger Principal Chief Muscogee (Creek) Nation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Emman Spain Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Preservation PO Box 580 Okmulgee OK 74447

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

Stephanie A Bryan Tribal Chair Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Robert Thrower Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Poarch Band of Creek Indians 5811 Jack Springs Road Atmore AL 36502

Seminole Tribe of Florida

James E Billie Chairman Seminole Tribe of Florida 6300 Stirling Road Hollywood FL 33024

Paul N Backhouse PhD Acting Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Tribal Historic Preservation Office 30290 Josie Billie Highway PMB 1004 Clewiston FL 33440

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Leonard M Harjo Principal Chief Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

Ms Natalie Harjo Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Seminole Nation of Oklahoma PO Box 1498 Wewoka OK 74884

AttachmentC

AgencyCorrespondence

Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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Dave Byers

From Collins Jeffrey S SAJ ltJeffreySCollinsusacearmymilgt Sent Thursday October 29 2015 327 PM To dabyersquadrexaero Cc Collins Jeffrey S SAJ Sadowski Irene SAJ Subject Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

This email is in response to your letter received October 15 2015 regarding potential environmental issues associated with the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport Based on drawings attached to your letter it does not appear that jurisdictional waters of the United States would be affected by the proposed project If that is indeed the case the US Army Corps of Engineers has no jurisdiction over the project area If there are federally listed species in the project area you will need to contact the United States Fish and Wildlife Service directly

If the project location changes such that there are questions concerning jurisdictional waters of the United States please feel free to give me a call

Best Regards jc

Jeffrey S Collins Senior Project Manager USACE Regulatory- Cocoa Permits Section 400 High Point Dri~e Suite 600 Cocoa Florida 32926 Phone 321-504-3771 x13

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PO Box 34155 Melbourne Florida 32903-1155 (321) 574-5633 (32l) 574-5636 [fax] ~~~f dabyersQuadrexaero ~ r Jay 8 Herrington

Field Supervisor September 272015

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RE Consultation - Environmental Assessment Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport

The Melbourne Airport Authority is proposing to construct a new Air Traffic Control Tower (ATeT) facility at the Melbourne International Airport (MLB) to replace the aging FAA ATCT To comply with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations and policies regarding the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) the Airport Authority is preparing an Environmental Assessment (EA) to document the potential environmental impacts associated with the development of the Dew ATCT project The EA report will be submitted to the FAA for review for acceptance with a determination as a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) or evidence for preparing an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)

The proposed project consists of the construction ofa 138-foottall precast concrete air traffic control tower immediatelyadjacent to the existing Tower The project anticipates using the existing access road parking lot and utilities Construction will occur primarily on a lot previously disturbed by airport development

Quadrex Aviation LLC is serving as an authorized agent of the Airport Authority for preparing the draft EA report and coordinating the consultation with concerned agencies We are sending you this preliminary notification for

- advising your agency of the proposed project and preparation of the EA - requesting any relevan t information that your agency may have regarding the airport site or environs - soliciting early comments regarding potential environmental issues that should be considered in the

preparation of the EA report

We have attached exhibits of the airport location project site and other pertinent information for your review Please provide us with an acknowledgment of this notice specific information that should be considered in our analysis and preliminary comments ifappropriate Your prompt response is appreCiated Ifyou have any questions orneed additional information regarding the proposed ATCT project please do not hesitate to contact me at (321) 574-5633 or via email at dabyersQuadrexaero

Sincerely

-~) J -~~~M_~ Dr David A Byers Alep CM Project Manager

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fLORIDA DEPARTMENT ofSTAT~ RICK SCOTT KENDETZNER

Governor Secretary of State

Dr David A Byers October 13 2015 Project Manager Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne Florida 32903-1155

RE DHR Project File No 2015-4725 Received by DHR September 302015 _ Project Consultation - Environmental Assessment Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Melbourne International Airport County Brevard

Dear Dr Byers

The Florida State Historic Preservation Officer reviewed the referenced project for possible effects on historic properties listed or eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places The review was conducted in accordance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of1966 as amended and its implementing regulations in 36 CFR Part 800 Protection of Historic Properties

It is the opinion of this office that the proposed project will have no effect on historic properties listed or eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places

If you have any questions please contact Jason Aldridge Historic Sites Specialist by email at JasonAldridgedosmyfloridacom or by telephone at 8502456333 or 8008477278

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-f~- r Robert ~ Bendus Director Division of Historical Resources ampState Historic Preservation Officer

Division of Historical Resources RA Gray Building - 500 South Bronough Street- Tallahassee Florida 32399 -lk

8502456300 - 8502456436 (Fax) flheritagecom Promoting Floridas History and Culture VivaFloridaorg

VIVA flORIDA

Dave Byers

From Milligan Lauren ltLaurenMilligandepstateflusgt Sent MondaYt October OS 2015 1155 AM To dabyersQuadrexaero Subject FAA Early Coordination - Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Project at Melbourne

International Airport - State Clearance Letter

Dr David A Byers AICP CM Project Manager Quadrex Aviation LLC PO Box 34155 Melbourne FL 32903-1155

RE Federal Aviation Administration - Scoping Notice - Proposed Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement Project at Melbourne International Airport Melbourne Brevard County Florida SAl FL201510057455

Dear Dr Byers

Florida State Clearinghouse staff has received and reviewed the referenced FAA notice under the following authorities Presidential Executive Order 12372 sect 403061(42) Florida Statutes the Coastal Zone Management Act 16 USC sectsect 1451-1464 as amended and the National Environmental Policy Act 42 USC sectsect 4321-4347 as amended

Based on the information contained in the public notice and minimal project impacts at this stage the state has no objections to the proposed federal action The states continued concurrence will be based on the activitys compliance with Florida Coastal Management Program (FCMP) authorities including federal and state monitoring of the activity to ensure its continued conformance and the adequate resolution ofany issues identified during subsequent reviews The states final concurrence of the projects consistency with the FCMP will be determined during the environmental permitting process in accordance with Section 373428 Florida Statutes if applicable

Thank you for the opportunity to review this public notice Should you have any questions or need further assistance please dont hesitate to contact me at (850) 245-2170 or LaurenMilligandepstateflus

Yours sincerely

Lauren P Milligan Coordinator Florida State Clearinghouse Florida Department of Environmental Protection 3900 Commonwealth Blvd MS 47 Tallahassee FL 32399-3000 ph (850) 245-2170 fax (850) 245-2190 LaurenMilligandepstateflus

Dave Byers

From Sobrino Robin M ltRobinSobrinobrevardcountyusgt Sent Wednesday September 30 2015 1251 PM To dabyersQuadrexaero Subject Melbourne International Airport Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement

Dear Dr Byers Brevard County Planning amp Development Department offers no comments regarding this proposed project Thank you for the opportunity to review the proposal as part of the EA process

Sincerely

Robin M Sobrino AICP Director Brevard County Planning amp Development Department 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building A Viera FL 32940 (321) 633-2069 extension 56363 (321) 633-2074 (fax)

Under Florida Law email addresses are Public Records If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to public record requests do not send electronic mail to this entity Instead contact this office by phone or in writing It

Dave Byers

From Pasco Nathan ltprussofnaifsuedugt Sent Tuesday October 06 2015 913 AM To dabyersQuadrexaero Subject EA for Air Traffic Control Tower Replacement at Melbourne International Airport

Dr Byers

I received by mail the notice of the environmental assessment for the air traffic control tower replacement at Melbourne International Airport We can prepare a Standard Data Report for the site if you need an official report from the Florida Natural Areas Inventory I wanted to verify that you understood there would be a charge for this type of request Standard data reporting fees for private for-profit firms are $89 per hour with a one hour minimum a small site like this would take an hour or less An invoice will be sent after delivery of the report The details of the Standard Data Report are on our website here httpwwwfnaiorgdatarequestcfm

We also have an online Biodiversity Matrix tool that provides an aggregated view of the vicinity of a site

Please respond if you would like me to continue with your Standard Data Report

Nathan Pasco GISData Services Florida Natural Areas Inventory 1018 Thomasville Road Suite 200-C Tallahassee FL 32303 (850) 224-8207 ext 211 Fax (850) 681-9364 npascofnaiorg

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