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• Our measurement technique also utilizes a depth <br />finder attached to the kayak <br /> ◦Depending on when in the year the bathymetric <br />data is collected, the sonar returns from vegetation <br />can cloud the dataset; sonar data will be collected <br />and further vetted for accuracy as digital surface <br />datasets are compiled <br />• Using AutoCAD tools, the collected data will be <br />converted and compiled in a digital format <br /> ◦Surface models will be created to simply quantify <br />the total accumulated volume; these models are <br />also provided to the contractor, should they use <br />automated equipment for sediment removal <br />• For dry, or very shallow (less than two feet) ponds, <br />traditional topographic survey methods will be used <br />An electronic base map will be created and submitted <br />to the city for review prior to initiating design work <br />based on the field, aerial, and bathymetric surveys. It is <br />assumed that no easement exhibits will be required for <br />the project. <br />If through the feasibility report, it is determined that <br />work around storm aprons is required and/or access <br />through easements from the street down to the lake <br />is required, additional topographic survey would be <br />required to shoot the entire easement corridor from <br />house to house. This work is not included in our proposal <br />but can be added for an additional fee at the time of <br />authorizing final design. <br />TASK 4: GEOTECHNICAL <br />EVALUATION COORDINATION <br />We have solicited a proposal from Braun Intertec on <br />behalf of the city for geotechnical evaluation services on <br />this project. It is assumed that geotechnical services will <br />be provided by Braun for the project under a separate <br />contract directly with the City of Arden Hills. <br />Geotechnical services will include preliminary materials <br />investigations by completing pavement cores and <br />shallow borings throughout the proposed street and trail <br />project corridors to provide recommendations on the <br />proposed street improvements and utility construction. <br /> <br />Additionally, Braun will conduct pond sediment <br />sampling, testing, and analysis consistent with <br />MPCA standards (Managing Dredge Materials Best <br />Management Practice Guidance) at the five identified <br />storm outlet locations to determine the MPCA <br />management level necessary for landfilling of the <br />excavated material generated from dredging the lake <br />deltas. A geotechnical report will be developed with <br />a summary of findings, including the recommended <br />street improvements with proposed street section, <br />bituminous mix designs, and other relevant construction <br />recommendations. <br />Braun has extensive experience performing these <br />preliminary materials investigation tasks on other <br />projects. They have worked with the City of Arden <br />Hills on several recent projects and are well-versed <br />in the city’s expectations. A full scope of services and <br />assumptions from Braun is included in their proposal. <br />The fee for this task includes Bolton & Menk’s work <br />to coordinate the geotechnical evaluation with Braun, <br />review the results, and provide recommendations <br />for implementation of the results into the project’s <br />proposed improvements. <br />TASK 5: <br />PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT <br />Effective, consistent public engagement is a key <br />component to the overall success of any project. Bolton <br />& Menk’s extensive communications capabilities allow us <br />to provide you with a tailored approach to engagement <br />that is organized, efficient, and proactive. Bolton & Menk <br />will engage the public and provide a forum for valuable <br />project discussion. <br />We will work with city staff to send out a letter with <br />preliminary project information notifying residents of <br />the upcoming project and directing them to take an <br />online survey/questionnaire to identify key project issues <br />and concerns from residents and businesses during the <br />feasibility phase of the project. This information will be <br />incorporated in the feasibility report. <br />We will conduct an open-house style public <br />informational meeting during the final design of <br />construction plans to inform residents of the proposed <br />improvements. We will solicit comments and input <br />from residents. These comments will be discussed with <br />city staff and incorporated into the project design, as <br />directed. <br />10 2026 PMP STREET AND UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS | CITY OF ARDEN HILLSWorK Plan and Project aPProach <br />EXHIBIT A
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