PSA - DLZ Indiana - Cemetery Entrance, Colfax St. Two Way Conversion, Improvements to Elm St and LaSalle St

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1) Develop a preliminary horizontal alignment through the project limits, 2) Develop a cover sheet and typical section, 3) Develop a preliminary pavement marking and signing plan, 4) Visually inspect curb, sidewalk, and drive approaches on Elm Street to determine its existing condition. If possible, `good' conditions shall be left in place. `Poor' and `worse' conditions shall be called for removal and replacement. Changes in pavement and replacement of drainage structures are not anticipated. 5) Design curb ramps for four (4) quadrants at intersection of Colfax Avenue with Elm Street, two (2) quadrants on the north side of Colfax Avenue with W. Lasalle Avenue (Sommers Court), and two (2) quadrants on the north side of Elm Street with Washington Street. The Engineer shall develop geometries for all curb ramps. 6) Develop preliminary draft/outline specifications (50%submittao, 7) Quantity calculations and opinion of probable construction costs (50% submittal), 8) The Engineer's landscape architects' scope of work addresses detailed design for `Elm Streetscape Improvements" as identified in the City Cemetery Master Plan. This work will include review of design guidelines expressed in the Master Plan and City Landscape Ordinance; evaluation of existing R/W tree and tree lawn conditions for a one block section of Elm Street between W. Washington and W. Colfax; and development of a detailed Planting Plan for street trees. This work shall include applicable written specifications and special provisions; quantity take -off and a statement of probable construction cost. Also included are review of planting selection with the City Forrester and coordination with existing and / or proposed utilities, lighting and signage. This scope does not include design of plant irrigation system. b. Building Demolition to include: 1) Engineer shall develop bid specifications for the demolition and limited site restoration for up to four (4) residential properties to be included in the plans as part of the Colfax Avenue Two -Way Conversion Project. Engineer shall also assist the Owner during the bid phase and provide periodic Construction Observation during the demolition phase to become generally familiar with the progress and quality of work completed and to determine in general if the work is being performed in a manner that is in accordance with the contract documents when work is completed. The Engineer shall provide a field observation report after each site visit. The Owner may elect Building Demolition to be performed separate from the project as identified in Exhibit B2.01. 2) The Engineer shall identify the general approach/guidance as how utility abandonment will occur. This shall include general provisions for the plugging and capping of lines to be abandoned/demolished, which connect to active lines intended to remain in place throughout demolition. c. Prepare Preliminary Lighting Design and Plans including: 1) The Engineer shall develop the lighting design and plans for Elm Street, from Washington Street to and including the intersection of Colfax Avenue with Elm Street, and for the Visitor Parking Lot. Lighting will be continuous along Elm Street (See Exhibit A.4.). Page 4 (Exhibit A — Engineer's Services) EJCDC E-500 Agreement Between Owner and Engineer for Professional Services Copyright © 2008 National Society of Professional Engineers for EJCDC. All rights reserved.