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City of South Bend William and Lafayette Two-Way Conversion December 7, 2009 Page 2 of 5 SCOPE OF SERVICES TASK 1-PROJECT MANAGEMENT This task will include overall project management for the tasks listed below. In addition, three meetings with the City are included to discuss the project as needed and to discuss the results of the study. TASK 2 -TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY A. FIELD SURVEY (LAFAYETTE BLVD. LIMITS) A limited topographic survey will be performed in the area. The survey will be limited to the geometric locations at intersections where GIS data is not clear: • South limit -South Street and Lafayette Bivd. intersection. • North limit -Madison Street and Lafayette Blvd. intersection. • Extreme limits -Existing travel portion of roadway • Location of manholes as needed B. TOPOGRAPHIC FIELD SURVEY (WILLIAM STREET LIMITS) A limited topographic survey wi-I be pertormed in the area. The survey will be limited to the geometric locations at intersections where GIS data is not clear: • South Limit -The dead end of William Street at Coveleski Stadium. • North limit -William Street and Madison Street intersection. • Extreme limits -Existing travel portion of roadway • Location of manholes as needed Property lines will be based upon City/County GIS Data. In addition to the above, limited topographic information for intersections where the existing grade may be a concern will also be collected to determine the existing pavement crass slopes. These areas wilt need to be identified by the City and WP staff prior to starting the survey component of the project. TASK 3 -DATA COLLECTION This task will consist of the necessary data collection to perform the required analyses to complete the corridor study. The data collection items anticipated and included in this fee proposal are as follows: 1. 12-hour (6 am to 6 pm) intersection turning movement counts for all intersections within the proposed corridor study area. 12-hour counts will be necessary to perform the requested traffic signal warrant analyses at the study area intersections. The general study area includes a total of 17 intersections, and is generally as described below: • William Street from Western Ave. to Lincolnway • Lafayette Blvd. from South St. to one block north of Lincolnway