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Bolton & Menk will facilitate a meeting with RCWD <br />staff to coordinate project goals early in the design <br />process. Specifically, coordination will be required when <br />the project’s proposed impervious area and sediment <br />removal quantities are known. Coordination with the <br />watershed on applicability and required information to <br />include on anticipated grant submittals will also lead <br />to more effective applications and hopefully translate <br />to grant awards. We anticipate one additional meeting <br />(two total meetings) prior to final permit submittal, if <br />required, as well as written and verbal communication <br />throughout design, to ensure project timelines are met. <br />Karth Lake Improvement District (KLID) <br />Bolton & Menk will facilitate a meeting with the KLID <br />designated representatives to coordinate project <br />goals, discuss constructibility, and determine the best <br />approaches to implementation. It is assumed that <br />the KLID will share their modeling and studies to date <br />that support the changes to the Karth Lake pumping, <br />specifically as it relates to the proposed bounce level. <br />Private Utility Coordination <br />We recognize the statutory requirement to conduct a <br />utility coordination meeting during the design process. <br />This will also be used to verify the accuracy of private <br />utility locations identified in the survey drawing, <br />coordinate with private utility owners regarding any <br />improvements they wish to complete in conjunction with <br />the project, and discuss known or potential conflicts <br />between proposed public infrastructure and privately- <br />owned utilities requiring relocation. We have included <br />this scope and associated fee in our proposal to minimize <br />potential for consultant driven contract changes later. <br />Private utility organizations will also be invited to the <br />preconstruction meeting so they will be engaged twice <br />throughout the project process. <br />It is our understanding that there is a communications <br />project currently underway, or recently completed, that <br />is upgrading existing facilities or installing new facilities <br />within the project area. It is also our understanding <br />that Xcel Energy has indicated their facilities may need <br />to be upgraded in the project area. We will coordinate <br />with all utility companies with facilities in the project <br />area to understand their existing projects and proposed <br />improvements. <br />Similarly, should private utility owners identify a different <br />location of their buried utilities from the location <br />originally depicted based on provided maps, Bolton & <br />Menk will re-draft the utility location based on maps <br />provided by the utility owner to incorporate into the <br />project plans. Drafting utilities based on plans is likely a <br />reasonable approach given the limited public utility work <br />on this project. We have also included these efforts in <br />our proposed fee to minimize potential for consultant <br />driven changes later. Should risks increase due to likely <br />or known conflicts with major private utilities, Bolton & <br />Menk can survey these private utilities for an additional <br />fee upon city request. <br />Our water resources team will review available studies <br />related to the pumping operations of Karth Lake, <br />including the modeling of the existing conditions which <br />we understand has already been completed. <br />TASK 2: DATA COLLECTION <br />AND INFORMATION REVIEW <br />Bolton & Menk will collect and review all the information <br />made available by the city, as laid out in the RFP, <br />including but not limited to city record plans, plat <br />information, pavement condition ratings, sanitary sewer <br />televising, watermain break/leak history, GIS database, <br />field observations, and city design standards. Applicable <br />information resulting from this review will be included <br />in the base map that will be drafted for use in project <br />design. <br />Our water resources team will review available studies <br />related to the pumping operations of Karth Lake, <br />including the modeling of the existing conditions which <br />we understand has already been completed. <br />TASK 3: <br />TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY <br />Bolton & Menk will conduct a field survey to create a <br />base map identifying above- and below-ground existing <br />features in electronic format at the locations indicated <br />for full field survey below. Limited field survey is <br />anticipated to be required on select locations only based <br />on the anticipated project improvements. A bathymetric <br />survey will be conducted on each of the five pond outlet <br />locations in Karth Lake from the edge of water level <br />to an approximate 100-foot radius around each outlet <br />apron. The remaining street areas proposed for mill and <br />overlay or reclamation rehabilitation methods will be <br />drafted from curb line to curb line based on available <br />aerial photograph and record drawing information. <br />8 2026 PMP STREET AND UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS | CITY OF ARDEN HILLSWorK Plan and Project aPProach <br />EXHIBIT A
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