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1.7 WATER QUALITY The MIG Team will prepare a Preliminary Water Quality Management Plan (pWQMP) and stormwater control plan. In addition to the required treatment of stormwater, the City has enacted a policy that any new project must have a zero net effect on the public storm drain system. Based on a preliminary review, the site will subject to the NPDES Stormwater regulations. The MIG Team will develop a conceptual method for complying with this provision and identify opportunities for low -impact development (LID) elements at the site such as green roof, pervious paving, water quality basins, and flow -through planters. We will also determine LID feasibility/infeasibility based on NPDES regulations. 1.8 PUBLIC OUTREACH The MIG Team will be available for two public outreach meetings to present the project to the community. One community meeting will be used as a workshop for the community to participate in the naming of the park and in the design of the two dog sculptures. The second community meeting will be to share the top dog park names and to showcase the dog sculpture designs that were created from their input. The MIG Team will organize, promote, and facilitate the meetings and will provide all presentation materials, graphics, renderings (up to two), and any other printed materials. The meetings will serve to discuss key project aspects, benefits to the community, and consequences of the project as well as gain input from local residents on design or aesthetic features of the project. The City will assist in providing available meeting spaces by coordinating with City facilities. 1.9 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT (30% PLANS). Based on the concept plan in the RFP, site review, staff input, and the information obtained through records research, the MIG Team will develop a schematic plan. The refined schematic plan will include all elements and amenities as described in the RFP including: three separate off -leash spaces for large, small, and elderly dogs; agility course features; dog splash pad; restroom with dog washing station; event area; walking track; information kiosk; site furnishings; landscape; two access points from Centennial Park and Santa Ana River Trail; additional parking; turnaround drop-off area; and relocated Police Training Center and City Nursery. Provide opinion of probable construction cost (OPC) for the submitted schematic plans. >> Present schematic plan, draft specifications, and OPC to City staff for review and input (1 meeting) » Provide colored schematic plan and three (3) renderings illustrating proposed improvements MEETINGS: >> One (1) Kick -Off Meeting with City and one (1) on -site review >> One (1) Meeting with City staff to review 30% schematic plans and OPC Two (2) Public Outreach Meetings Monthly virtual progress meetings with City staff to obtain input and discuss any project -related items as well as provide project schedule DELIVERABLES: » Three (3) copies of schematic plans for City staff review » Final colored schematic plan and renderings illustrating the improvements Draft specifications » Three (3) copies of preliminary opinion of probable costs One (1) copy of final schedule » Digital files of all documents listed above City of Santa Ana I Santa Ana Dog Park Design Services Is