LPA Consulting Contract - Coal Line Trail – Lochmueller Group, Inc.

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PAGE 2 OF 11 APPENDIX “A” 1.7 Collect location, invert elevation, size, and material (if observable) of existing culverts and headwalls along the project corridor. 1.8 Collect data within the existing right-of-way for approximately 3000 lineal feet inclusive of surface elevations, ditch centerlines, tops and bottoms of slopes and relative changes in grade within the project limits to accurately depict the existing site features and site contours in a CAD drawing and digital terrain model. 2.0 DESIGN AND PLANS 2.1 Prepare plans, specifications, opinions of probable construction costs and other required submittal documentation for the project at each submittal stage, in accordance with the accepted standards for such work and in accordance with the following documents in effect at the time the plans or reports are submitted: • INDOT’s Standard Specifications, Design Memoranda and Indiana Design Manual except as modified by supplemental specifications and special provisions, if any • INDOT Standard Drawings • American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) "A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets" • American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) "AASHTO Guide for the Development of Bicycle Facilities" • AASHTO Roadside Design Guide, latest edition • Indiana Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (IMUTCD) 2.2 Prepare necessary information and submit plans at each development stage in accordance with the "INDOT LPA Guidance Document for Local Federal-Aid Projects” and the Indiana Design Manual. Submissions shall include a digital copy containing the submittal documents in PDF format along with one 24” x 36” paper copy set of plans. 2.2.1 Plan Submittals to LPA are as follows: • Stage 1 Plans • Preliminary Field Check Plans • Stage 3 Plans 2.2.2 Plan submittals by ERMS are as follows: • Final Tracings 3.0 URBAN TRAIL DESIGN AND PLANS The Multi-Use Path will generally consist of a 10 to 12-foot wide concrete path with 2- foot wide earth shoulders on each side. 3.1 Evaluate, during the development of Stage 1 Plans, opportunities and constraints affecting the potential alignment and width of the path for review with the LPA. Provide information to LPA regarding impacts of the different variations regarding potential safety issues, drainage, maintenance of traffic impacts and cost.