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9/1/2015
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• Security lighting along walkways <br />• Drought tolerant planting in addition to a riparian plant palette where appropriate <br />• Dry stream bed (river rock / cobble) <br />• Automatic drip irrigation system <br />• Decomposed granite walkways and monument signs <br />• Wrought iron fencing with river rock pilasters <br />• Exercise Fitness Area (w/ ADA and ASTM compliance) <br />The project schedule highlights the need for construction completion on or before April 30, 2016; thus <br />necessitating that all plans must be complete, approved and ready for bid advertisement by October 30, <br />2015. DEA has prepared a comprehensive and aggressive schedule that requires full cooperation by our <br />design team members as well as the City and outside agencies to ensure the work is completed prior to <br />the above noted date. <br />Scheduling Consideration <br />We have created a schedule that strives for plan completion by mid - October, provided the project NTP <br />is authorized on or before August 4th. If there is an opportunity to provide DEA with a purchase order to <br />complete Tasks 2 and 3 given that the fee for said efforts might be below the threshold of necessitating <br />City Council approval, our team can begin the work by mid to late July and thus commence work on <br />the construction documents after the August 4th Council approval. This will allow a seamless transition <br />between design development and the construction document phase. <br />Our scope and fee addresses each of the elements denoted in the RFP in addition to the tasks necessary <br />to prepare a comprehensive set of construction documents. Given our extensive experience with park <br />and trail projects, we look forward to sharing our ideas with you on how best to implement your project <br />within the available funding and prior to the deadlines set forth. <br />Scoke of Work <br />Task 1 — Pre - Design / Project Start -Up Meeting <br />The DEA project team will attend a start -up meeting with the City staff to review the scope of services, <br />project goals, deliverables, budget and schedule. This task will also include a site visit with City staff. <br />Deliverables: Attendance at project start -up meeting and site visit by key members of the project team. <br />Task 2 — Topographic Survey <br />1. Provide topographic surveying services (via conventional <br />field methods) to depict existing ground elevations and <br />sufficient to generate contours. In addition, all visible above <br />ground evidence of improvements and utilities shall be <br />located to facilitate the design work. <br />2. DEA shall obtain a current, client supplied Title Report to <br />which Title exceptions shall be reviewed and applicable <br />easements /encumbrances shall be plotted on the CAD <br />basemap for future design purposes. <br />3. OPTIONAL TASK: If the City wishes to formally delineate <br />the parcel boundary, DEA can provide field work sufficient to delineate the boundary limits of APN <br />No: 101 - 055 -29 in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange based on the client supplied Title report <br />or Grant Deed. The boundary survey is shown as a separate optional task in our fee schedule for <br />your convenience as we realize that this may not be necessary for the proposed improvements. <br />25L -20 <br />
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