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EM <br />M <br />ATTACHMENT "A" <br />TATSUMI AND PARTNERS' SAMPLE SCOPE OF WORK <br />Santa Ana Zoo Front Entrance — New Landscaping and Irrigation (2500 sO <br />Assumptions: <br />• No existing mapping is not available for this area. <br />• Depending upon the specific areas to receive new planting, the existing areas contain severak <br />existing trees including a Data palm, Minosa and Floss Silk trees. Other plants near the existing <br />entrance include Flax, Dietes and Bamboo. <br />• Drainage is accommodated by existing grades/drainage. <br />• The Santa Ana Zoo desires to have a new landscape which reflects the theme of the zoo. <br />• A construction budget for this new improvements has not been established. <br />• The overall zoo's irrigation system is controlled by a Maxicom system. <br />• New pavement and other structures is not in this scope of work. <br />• New lighting will not include pedestrian and/or safety lighting. New lighting will be restricted to <br />landscape accent lighting. <br />• Electrical and irrigation water points of connection are available within a reasonable distance <br />from the project area. <br />Scope of Work: <br />Kick -Off Meeting and Project Orientation: Meet with City staff to discuss in detail the project <br />goals and objectives, budgets and other project perimeters. Specific desires will be discussed <br />including budgets, visual character (theme) of the new planting, and visual clearance areas for <br />signage and existing structures. Establish lines of communications with various City departments <br />including public works, zoo operation/maintenance and planning. <br />2. A project schedule will be prepared using Primavera project management software. This <br />schedule will be subject to the review and approval of the City. Refinements to the schedule <br />will be made at this time. <br />3. An on -site visit will be conducted. An analysis of the planting areas versus current use and <br />pedestrian flow will be preformed. During this task, soil samples will be taken to assess the <br />agronomic condition of the soil. Tatsumi's in-house certified arborist will evaluate the existing <br />trees for possible relocation, preservation or removal. An inventory of any existing irrigation <br />systems will be conducted to obtain the current irrigation equipment inventory and available <br />facilities. Site survey will also include a review of the existing electrical panel. <br />4. Security issues will also be discussed with zoo operations/maintenance staff for inclusion into the <br />Opportunities and Constraints analysis. <br />S. Concurrent with the on -site visit, a field survey will be conducted to map the existing conditions <br />of the new planting areas. <br />Proposal: On Call Landscape Architectural Consultant Services <br />City of Santa Ana <br />Tatsumi and Partners, Inc. <br />