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Rivers Edge Commons Park Alley Improvements <br /> 10/28/14 <br /> O Page 3 <br /> TASK 2 - DEVELOP PRELIMINARY WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS <br /> Task 2.1—Develop Water Quality and Volume Control Options <br /> Once the theoretical pollutant loading is developed and the efficacy of a water quality and volume control <br /> system is determined, Bolton&Menk will be begin developing preliminary design options. The options <br /> will incorporate pervious pavement and an underdrain system that focuses on filtration and/or infiltration <br /> of stormwater to maximize pollutant removal and runoff volume reduction. The system will also <br /> incorporate high flow control structures and emergency overflows that tie into the existing drainage <br /> system and follow overland routes that minimize erosion and protect public safety. <br /> "On-grade"options will be considered in the higher sloped, north end of the alleyway. It is anticipated <br /> that traditional subgrade and drainage for pervious pavement will be difficult to employ and alternative <br /> methods will be necessary. Also, the flat area at the south end of the alley will utilized to the fullest <br /> extent to treat runoff from the highly impervious watershed. <br /> Task 2.2—Analyze Anticipated Pollutant Removal and Volume Reduction <br /> Each preliminary design option will include an analysis of the theoretical pollutant removal based on the <br /> loading calculations in Task 1. MtDS will be used to model the proposed option for TP and TSS <br /> removal. The hydraulic model will be utilize to determine anticipated volume reductions, analyze the <br /> impacts to the existing storm sewer system, and develop overland flow routes for larger rainfall events. <br /> Task 2.3—Summarize Preliminary Design Options <br /> The preliminary design options will be presented to the City, and additional options analyzed or refined <br /> based on City recommendations. Once the preliminary options are agreed upon,Bolton&Menk will <br /> summarize the options and the water quality and rate control outcomes in a report. We will also make <br /> recommendations for final design. <br /> TASK 3 - DESIGN PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS <br /> Task 3.1—Develop Design Plans and Project Specifications <br /> Once the City and Bolton&Menk have agreed on a final design option, design plans and project <br /> specifications will be developed. We anticipate using Autodesk Civil 31)to develop plan sheets that meet <br /> City plan standards,including effective erosion and sediment control and City construction details. We <br /> will present preliminary design plans to the City at the 60% and 95% development stages for review. All <br /> comments and design modifications will be incorporated into the final plan set. <br /> TASK 4 - CONTRACT BIDDING AND AWARD <br /> Task 4.1—Prepare Contract Bidding and Award <br /> Bolton&Menk will prepare,if necessary, opinion of cost, advertisement for bids, answer bidder's <br /> questions,issue addenda, and assist with bid opening and prepare letter of award. If advertisement is not <br /> necessary, quotes will be solicited from multiple contractors. <br />
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