I would recommend you simplify your holdings, you have quite a bit of overlap. The costs don't seem that high for most of your options though. Personally I would suggest the following simple allocation:
EB DL Non-SL Broad Stock Index Fund - 75%
PIMCO Total Return Instl - 25%
The EB fund actually tracks the Russell 3000 Index, really not much different from VTSAX. You get everything here, large cap, mid-cap, small cap, etc. so there's no point on doubling up with another small cap unless you want to be overweight in this category. Personally I wouldn't, just keep it simple. I would also skip the foreign option and the target fund for the following reasons. The foreign fund is quite expensive and you get a decent amount of foreign exposure with the Russell 3000 as many of the companies operate internationally. The target fund is really just a blend of about 20 funds that traditionally have lagged the Russell 3000 Index by a pretty good margin.