Haley & Aldrich, Inc. 1. 2 Elevated Roadway – Proposed Alignment APPROXIMATELY 400 FT IN LENGTH.

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Haley & Aldrich, Inc. 1

2 Elevated Roadway – Proposed Alignment APPROXIMATELY 400 FT IN LENGTH

Haley & Aldrich, Inc. 3 Elevated Roadway – Abutment Longevity Western abutment is ~92 ft from existing shoreline Local erosion rates are ~0.92 ft/year This gives western abutment ~100 years Glacial Till knob at Money Hill and boulders may decrease erosion pace

Haley & Aldrich, Inc. 4 Elevated Roadway – Abutment Longevity Eastern abutment is ~150 ft from existing shoreline and high water line Local erosion rates are ~1.41 ft/yr This gives eastern abutment >100 years Remaining parking lot and revetment may decrease erosion pace

Haley & Aldrich, Inc. 5 Elevated Roadway – Deck Longevity 2013 draft FEMA flood elevation for the proposed causeway area is El Causeway deck is proposed at El The causeway is designed to withstand wave forces up to El. 15 in case the deck is temporarily overtopped in a storm event. TOP OF RAILING, EL. 19.0