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AGREEMENT 1-2354 Exhibit A Task.8.03 Operations Control Center (OCC) Architecture Preliminary Design . Develop PE level architectural package including elevations, plans, sections and sketch details for the OCC (including all support rooms / equipment) for incorporation into the complete PE package. This work will include 3D interior renderings. . Preliminary Concepts will be completed in months four (4) through six (6), and the Preliminary Engineering Package in months ten (10) through fourteen (14). . It assumes the OCC is located within the CMF. Task 8,04 OCC Separate Facility Preliminary Design . Prepare PE architectural drawings for freestanding OCC. In preparing this work, we will meet with the other identified users - transit, police and bus dispatchers to confirm program requirements, This assumes that the OCC is located in another existing or planned facility. . Preliminary Concepts (ifrequired) will be completed in months four (4) through six (6), and the Preliminary Engineering Package in months ten (10) through fourteen (14) , , Tasks 8.05 and 8.06 Yard Track and Shop Layouts . Assumes the Maintenance Yard and Shops Facility will be located at a site determined by the AUTHORJTY. Task 8,07 Site Preparations . As defined in PE 8. Task 8.08 CMF Electrical/Mechanical 0 As defmed in PE 8. PE 9. Preliminary Design of the Stations CONSULTANT will develop preliminary station designs for 'each station site showing all functional elements and system-related facilities, and to establish light rail station design and architectural design standards. The station planning process will require close coordination by the CONSULTANT with the Public Involvement Program, which is anticipated to occur in the summer of2002 and again in early 2003. Jt is the intention of The AUTHORITY to have architectural features of the station designs reflect the neighborhood it serves; however, there is to be a common plan layout that allows passengers to be familiar with the station amenities, regardless of which station used. All stations must have standard designs and specifications for such items as platform height, length and width; communications and power outlets for public address, CCTV (if used), and fare, collection areas and equipment; electric power outlets and hose bib COnJ1cctions for maintenance; conduit sizes, access, and location; signage; handrails; and lighting poles and fixtures on the platform itself (perhaps integrated with the overhead catenary system). These requirements are to be developed by the CONSULTANT and incorporated into preliminary standard drawings and specifications, 33 -' -- Q-