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<br /> AECOM has thoroughly reviewed the scope of work included of the environmental evaluation to produce a Preliminary
<br /> in the RFP. We believe it to be comprehensive and adequately Environmental Survey (PES) form. Therefore the deliverable
<br /> cover the needs related to the Project Study Report under this task is proposed to be a PES, and not a PEAR or an
<br /> Equivalent for this project. For brevity, we will not repeat the ISA.
<br /> scope of services herein, accepting as provided in the RFP
<br /> with the following clarifications, inclusions or exclusions Task Q Aesthetics: AECOM suggests the inclusion of an
<br /> from the scope of work. aesthetics task as part of the scope of services. Having
<br /> prepared severalaesthetic plansforgradeseparations,
<br /> Task B. Permits: Permits will not be required for including the recent Aesthetic Guidelines for the OCTA Grade
<br /> geotechnical activities, since the geotechnical work, per Separations along the Orangethorpe Corridor, the ability
<br /> Task G, will be limited to research of existing subsurface to provide photo-quality images of the completed project
<br /> information for adjacent project areas. greatly enhances the public understanding and acceptance
<br /> of the project. AECOM can provide static photosimulations or
<br /> Task E. Field Survey/Topography: Aerial mapping will a dynamic visual flythrough (video) of the project. In addition,
<br /> be provided for the project limits as requested, noting all of AECOM has enlisted Glenn R. Johnson Scale Models, located
<br /> the identified surface features. If OCTA grants permission in downtown Orange, on past projects to create a scale model
<br /> and the City approves, this aerial mapping can utilize and of the project. This model can be used at public outreach
<br /> augment existing mapping of the project site, gained from our meetings and be put on display in the lobby of City Hall, Each
<br /> surveyor's work on an adjacent project for OCTA. The scale of of these are great tools that AECOM can provide to the City.
<br /> this topographic map is at 1 "=40'. Field survey will be limited
<br /> to establishing the record centerline for Santa Ana Boulevard As noted in the Project Understanding and Approach section,
<br /> and its cross streets as well as top of rail elevations adjacent we firmly believe that we can take this project to the next
<br /> to Santa Ana Boulevard. This information is sufficient fora step within the given budget identified in the RFP. Included in
<br /> planning level document. the appendix of this proposal is a detailed scope of services
<br /> and associated schedule to provide a complete Project
<br /> Task L. Right-of-way: Existing right-of-way and property Report/Environmental Document (PR/ED), readying this
<br /> lines will be established from record documents. As noted project for the final design phase and better positioning the
<br /> in Addendum 2, legal descriptions and plats will not be City for funding.
<br /> required at this time. The Deliverable will be a right-of-way
<br /> impact map clearly delineating the need for fee acquisition, In providing the PR/ED, a full PSRE will not be required, and
<br /> easements for utilities, subsurface features, or slopes, and the initial phase will be the alternatives analysis. A value
<br /> temporary construction easements. A matrix will be included analysis, required on any State or Federally funded project
<br /> for each parcel listing any right-of-way impact, square over $25 million in value, will be provided at the conclusion
<br /> footage of acquisition and/or easement, along with additional of the alternatives analysis. At that point, the Project Report
<br /> severance impacts such as loss of access or parking. will be developed with a preferred alternative and the
<br /> environmental clearance process will commence.
<br /> Task N. Environmental Evaluation: Sincethe project
<br /> is not on Caltrans system (an interstate or state highway), We look forward to the opportunity to discuss this approach
<br /> where a Preliminary Environmental Analysis Report further with the City.
<br /> (PEAR) is required, it is sufficient for the commencement
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