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June 22, 2011 City gI'Suuth Bend Proposal %or Gngineering Services Mintz P(trkwm) ,Vz&i -use Path Pub =e I qj'3 APPENDIX "A" Work Plan PROJECT SCOPE The proposed project consists of the design and development of bid documents for the construction of a multi -use path b feet in width from the entrance to Blackthorn Golf Course to the west side of Mayflower Road over a distance of 4,400 feet. A rest area will be developed near the golf course 15 "' tee. This project will require field survey, roadway design and landscape design_ The topographic survey will survey the area from the south and east curb line to the existing right-of-way line in the areas that were not surveyed previously for the Mayflower Sewer Project. Lighting for the path wiI I be designed to mount on the path side of the existing; lic lit poles. SCOPE OF SERVICES The scope of services proposed herein includes the design and development of bid documents for the project and are further described as follows: Task #1: Field Survey (a) Obtain recorded plats, deeds of all adjacent properties, and section line documentation; (b) Obtain utility maps for all of the utilities in the existing right of way; (c) Establish the existing right of ways and set construction control lines. Witness survey horizontal control points; (d) Run benchmark levels circuit setting temporan benchmarks no further than 500 feet apart, (e) Obtain location of existing manholes, storm water inlets and water valves. Detail measure existing manholes to get inverts and sewer sizes; (f) Locate existing utilities that are in the right of ways; (g) Obtain topographic data; (h) Plot the topographic survey and develop existing contours. Task #2: Path Design (a) Prepare plan and profile sheets from the topographic survey; (b) Develop proposed typical sections; (c) Design proposed grades and geometries; (d) Plot existing and proposed cross sections in all areas at intervals of 50 feet: (e) Design the rest area; (f) Prepare preliminary estimate of probable construction costs; (g) Prepare maintenance of traffic plan and construction staging sequences; Engineers Planners Architects Surveyors