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being used by the Division's field crews to update field information, will also be utilized by the team as part of the plan checking process to obtain available information on the City's existing sewer and water infrastructure including for scanned atlas drawings / as -built plans, sewer CCTV records, foreman cards, etc. All assigned ASCE and GEI staff are proficient in using the infraMAP software and will not require any additional training in utilizing this software tool for plan checking purposes. Deliverables will typically comprise of comprehensive plan redlines and comments letters that are provided in electronic format (PDF) utilizing the Bluebeam and MS Word software, and securely transmitted on- line utilizing LiquidFiles, which effectively eliminates the time associated with the handling and delivery of hardcopy media. Hours spent on each submittal will be logged and submitted to the City with the return of each plan check to facilitate project and program tracking by City staff. A spreadsheet with logged information of all plan check assignments and corresponding budgets will also be provided to the City each month. The typical turnaround time is eight (8) working days with a goal to complete each plan check within three (3) plan check cycles. VI. SCOPE OF SERVICES The scope of work anticipated for this endeavor would generally include the review of various private development plans (residential, commercial and industrial / other developments), and wet / dry utility improvement plans by other utility purveyors, as it pertains to the City's sewer and water facilities. Residential related development is anticipated to include small Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU's), apartment complexes, and residential subdivisions consisting of single-family, condominiums, town - homes and flats. Commercial developments may include business / retail facilities (shopping and strip malls, fueling stations, mini -marts, etc.), distribution hubs, medical and utility support buildings, and other facilities. Other non-profit public service and religious facilities such as churches, support offices, homeless shelters, affordable housing, food bank facilities, etc., are also anticipated. Typical plans anticipated for review of these development includes sewer and water (domestic, potential reclaimed and fire) plans, street improvement plans, storm drainage plans, dry utility improvement plans, site utility plans, grading plans (precise, rough, mass), and may require review of appurtenant documents such as Conditions of Approvals (COA), Tentative Tract / Parcel Maps (TTM / 15755 vJN KAQAAAN AENJE, SU!'E 150.'RV NE. CA 92006 1 9.14 41,1 23 30 1 malt S°NEE?Ea iAM Page 9