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Company Name
Park Design Group
Contract #
A-2005-301
Agency
Community Development
Council Approval Date
2/19/2005
Insurance Exp Date
8/18/2007
Destruction Year
2012
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Ms. Danell Mercado <br />August 31, 2005 <br />Page 2 <br />5. Inspect the revenue control equipment to determine the following: <br />a. Is the equipment in good working order? And review any current maintenance <br />program(s) or contract(s). <br />b. If not, can it be repaired? <br />c. What is the expected lifespan? <br />6. Perform a cost/benefit analyses of replacing the equipment referred to in Task 5 with a <br />state-of-the-art system. This will entail comparing the capital expenditures of the <br />equipment to the anticipated percentage increase in revenues. <br />7. Review the operating expenses to determine if they are allowable under the agreement, <br />and if they are within acceptable industry standards. This will entail reviewing the <br />existing operating agreement between the parking management company and the City. <br />We anticipate attending up to three meetings in Santa Ana to complete these phases of this <br />work effort. Any additional meetings required by the city or any of its sub -consultants and/or <br />vendors will be billed as additional services. In addition, we will also conduct two to three multi - <br />day, on -site visits to review and collect information for these analyses. <br />We propose and anticipate a completion date for the above -outlined work effort to be <br />approximately four -to six weeks from the date of authorization from the City to proceed. <br />Fees and Payments <br />1. Our lump sum fee for these services, including reimbursable expenses, shall be Twenty- <br />four Thousand Dollars ($24,000), to be paid as invoiced in conjunction with percentage <br />of work completed. The following lists the breakdown of our fees for each work task: <br />Task #1 — Review Staffing $ 3,500 <br />Task #2 — Review ParkingNalidation Rates 5,000 <br />Task #3 — Determine Level of Short-term v. Long-term patrons 2,500 <br />Task #4 — Review/test Revenue Control Procedures 5,000 <br />Task #5 — Inspect Revenue Control Equipment 2,500 <br />Task #6 — Perform Cost/benefit of Replacing Equipment 2,000 <br />Task #7 — Review Operating Expenses 3,500 <br />Total $24,000 <br />2. Additional services performed at your request for work beyond the scope of this <br />proposal, or for changes in previously approved work, will be billed according to the <br />following rate schedule: <br />Hourly Rates: <br />Principal <br />$155/hour <br />Associate <br />$110/hour <br />Draftsman <br />$ 75/hour <br />Clerical <br />$ 45/hour <br />3. Payments shall be made monthly, in proportion to percent of completion of each phase <br />of work, upon presentation of the invoice. All charges will be due and payable within 30 <br />days. Invoices aged more than 90 days will be increased by one percent per month <br />
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