25F - AGMT - DELHI DIVERSION PROJECT

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The CDFW regulates all activities that modify the bed, bank, or channel of streams, lakes, and their associated riparian habitats under Section 1600 (el seq.) of the CFGC. A CDFW Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement (LSAA) will be required for all activities resulting in impacts to streambeds and associated riparian habitats. URS will prepare and submit a LSAA package to CDFW to obtain CFGC 1602 (et seq.) compliance. URS will also informally correspond with applicable state and federal regulatory and resource agencies (e.g., CDFW, USACE, and RWQCB) as needed during the permitting phase to identify potential data requirements, minimization, and /or avoidance measures, and mitigation, if needed, to implement the Project. Assumptions for Biological Resources, Jurisdictional Delineation and Agency Perinining • The preferred alternative will be finalized prior to permit application submission. • The City will provide necessary Project- specific documentation and components for application packages, which may include, but us not limited to, an hydrology /drainage report, water diversion plan (if work will be completed in wet portions of the channel), Best Management Plans, cubic yards of cut and fill, construction period and duration, and any other relevant documents and data required for permit applications other than the requisite items produced in this scope. • This scope assumes that the project can be permitted through a Nationwide Permit and does not include the production of a USACE Individual Permit and associated 404(b)(1) analysis. • This scope does not include Federal or California Endangered Species Act (ESA) protocol surveys, consultation, or ESA permitting, if necessary for Project implementation. • This scope does not include the production of a compensatory mitigation plan for Project impacts to aquatic resource areas, should mitigation be required. • This scope does not include agency permit filing fees, potential CEQA filing fees, compensatory mitigation fees, or an environmental filing fee (Fish and Game Code Section 711.4). Task 4 -Final Design Final design will be completed in accordance with The City of Santa Ana's Engineering Design Standards and Standard Plans for Street and Sewer Projects, Orange County Public Works Standards and Standards Design Process Manual. URS will address the following items during final design: 4.1 Construction Specifications — URS will prepare the Construction Specifications in Microsoft Word in standard 8 1/2 x 11 format for the Delhi Diversion Project utilizing the latest Edition of the Greenbook: Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction. The City of Santa Ana will provide the specification boiler plate for the front -end documents related to bidding, agreements, general provisions, and special provisions. The special provisions will be tailored by URS for the project. URS will submit the construction specifications for the City and stakeholders reviews at the 75 %, 100% and Final Design Submittals. 4.2 Construction Plans — URS will prepare detailed construction drawings in Microstation V8i using the City of Santa Ana CADD Standards. Construction plans will be prepared on standard 24 -inch x 36- inch sheet with City of Santa Ana title block. Pipeline plan and profile sheets will be prepared (e.g. profile over plan view) at a scale of 1 " =40' horizontal and 1 " =4' vertical. This will include general plans, civil plans, mechanical plans, and associated details. The horizontal and vertical control will be UM 25F2952