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<br />AGREEMENT 1-2354 <br />Exhibit A <br /> <br />....--' <br />-~ <br /> <br />CONSULT ANT wil1 prepare station site plans for each CenterLine station. These site plans wil1 <br />be at the 30% level and indicate the location and. design of sidewalks for pedestrians and <br />handicapped users, roadways and loading areas for the feeder buses, entrances, exits, and parking <br />lanes for parking lots, location and size of the communications and signal building, the location <br />and size of the traction power substation, and location and design features of the platform area. <br />(Not a\1 stations wil1 have al1 these facilities.) The plans wil1 reflect appropriate sensitivity to <br />neighborhood concerns, existing and planned bus route circulation around the station site, <br />existing and planned trafflc flows within the larger station environs, and existing and projected <br />developments adjacent to the station site, General priority in design wil1 be given to the needs of <br />the rail system, the pedestrian, the feeder buses, and the automobile in that order. Where these <br />priorities should be changed in the opinion of the CONSULTANT, specific reasons should be <br />given, The end product of this work will be a station layout which meets with The <br />AUTHORITY's approval and is reasonably fixed so that it may directly move to [mal design, <br />The CONSULTANT will be prepared to coordinate with individual cities regarding station <br />design where cooperative joint ventures with private developers is planned, or anticipated, for <br />, , <br />upgrades to aesthetics and other features, <br /> <br />Working with the communications, signal, and traction power engineers, the CONSULTANT <br />will prepare standard architectural designs for both the communication and -signal system <br />building and thc traction power substation which are unique, reflective of the CenterLine project <br />and its other major design elements, visually pleasing, and usable throughout the project's length. <br />When located within a station site, these stnlctures should be located, designed and perhaps <br />landscaped to minimize visual intl1lsion and conflict with pedestrian and bus circulation, <br /> <br />CONSULTANT wil1 also develop signage criteria and standards and develop guidelines for the <br />location of speciflc signs at stations to maximize patron awareness at critical decision points <br />along pedestrian pathways. The signage criteria and standards should include system-wide <br />signage as wel1, although the speciflc locations of such signage will not be required in the station <br />work element. <br /> <br />111 developing the station site plans the CONSULTANT will be working with The AUTHORITY <br />staff in its Public Involvement Program regarding the community review and input process. The <br />CONSULTANT wil1 need to prepare material for public presentations showing standard station <br />facilities and designs in plan and profile, and shal1 be available for presentations, community <br />meetings, committee meetings and other public forums as requested by The AUTHORITY. <br /> <br />Dcliverables: The CONSULT ANT sha\1 prepare the fol1owing: <br /> <br />at least to the 30% level of <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Station site plan at a scale of 1"=20' and design drawings <br />design for each proposed CenterLine station, <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Design standards and specifications for all system-wide elements of the station platform <br />including but not limited to: power and communication conduits and outlets for public <br />address, CCTY; and lighting poles and fixtmes. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Design standards, speciflcations and location guidelines for station and system signage, <br /> <br />34 <br /> <br />0 "v'. <br /> <br />