PSA - Design and Grant Application Assistance for Kennedy Park Improvements

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Page 10 (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. A1.10 Environmental Remediation Document Review and Coordination 1. Review available documentation for 521 Eclipse Place (South Bend Animal Resource Center) – Brownfield # 4080402. a. Request additional information from the Owner regarding this property. If additional information is not available and proposed improvements include work around the Animal Resource Center Bldg. then additional investigation shall be performed. 1) These additional investigations are considered Additional Services and are not in this scope of services and would include documentation of the removal of the UST and if contaminated soils remain in-place. 2. Review available documentation for Honeywell Industrial Complex (Voluntary Remediation Program # 6980601). a. Coordinate with IDEM and Honeywell’s environmental consultant including the following: 1) Confirm potential additional storm water infiltration from proposed improvements does not impact the remedial approach. 2) Discuss restrictions related to any potential groundwater contact and dewatering during construction with IDEM and Honeywell. Document findings for future reference. 3) Based on the March 2022, Honeywell Phase II Groundwater Pilot Study Report, a large-scale implementation of the corrective action to reduce groundwater contaminants from migrating through the groundwater underneath Kennedy Park may occur. Investigate implementation schedule and potential impacts to proposed improvements if remediation is undertaken. b. The Owner will assist the Engineer by facilitating meetings with IDEM and Honeywell. A1.11 ORLP Grant Supporting Documents A. Prepare and furnish required proposal elements for the ORLP Grant Application to include: 1. Project Timeline to complete the tasks/activities under the Proposal. 2. Photos to provide context such as current site conditions, the surrounding environment, etc. 3. Recreation Area Map showing the location of the project and identifying all existing recreation resources (if any) within a .5 -mile vicinity of the economically disadvantaged community(ies) that will be served by the project. 4. Map (or Aerial Photo) Delineating Project Area and Proposed Boundary – will clearly indicate area to be acquired and or developed, as well as the proposed boundary of the larger park/recreation area that would be subject to the perpetual protection provisions of the LWCF Act (54 U.S.C. 200305(f)(3)), all know outstanding rights and interests in the area held by others, total acres within the boundary(ies), and a north arrow.