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7/5/2005 2:50:05 PM
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Agreement
Contractor Name
Recycled Water
PROJECT NAME
recycled water - Whitley Burchett
RMP File Number
802
Date
8/13/2004
MO Ref
04-152
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<br /> EXHIBIT "A" <br /> SCOPE OF SERVICES <br /> Redwood City Recycled Water Project <br /> Program Management Services - Year One <br /> (Whitley Burchett ¡& Associates, Inc.) <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> The City of Redwood City has developed and approved a Recycled Watßr Project <br /> (Project) to deliver 2,000 acre-feet per Yßar for municipal landscape irriglation and <br /> industrial uses. The multi-phased Project includes engineering design, construction, <br /> operation and maintenance of new infrastructure facilities for the treatment, storage, <br /> pumping, transmission and distribution of recycled water to individual customer sites. <br /> The Project also includes the necessary irrigation site retrofits to safely reþeive and <br /> deliver recycle water for the intended landscape irrigation uses. <br /> Development of the new infrastructure f~cilities requires the coordination! of many <br /> disciplines involving the community, state t egulatory agencies, City staff, S ßSA staff, <br /> consultants and other professional advisor$. The City has undertaken and ¢ompleted <br /> an important community task force process Ito refine the intended Project scope and the <br /> potential customer sites. The Community Task Force presented recommendations to <br /> the City Council in March 2004. T he Council accepted the T ask Force's report and <br /> recommendations and directed staff to røturn to them with various implementation <br /> actions and decisions. Simultaneously, !Redwood City and SBSA have developed <br /> agreements on the roles and responsibilities for implementation a nd 0 peration of t he <br /> Project. This Scope of Services is designeq to provide Program Management Services <br /> pursuant to City staff requirements during the period of July 2004 through start-up and <br /> delivery of recycled water to customers co~nected to the new facilities. At the request <br /> of staff, the level of effort and estimated budget are for "Year One", defined as the City's <br /> Fiscal Year 2004/05, or July 2004 through June 2005. <br /> TASKS <br /> The Scope-of-Services include the following¡tasks. <br /> Task No.1: Implementation Strategy <br /> Consultant will provide advisory assistance to the Project Management team and <br /> the City's Project Manager (Peter Ingram, Public Works Services Director) in <br /> identifying and developing organizatiq,nal needs, responsibilities, functions, issue <br /> resolution and a decision making $tructure. Consultant will participate in bi- <br /> monthly Project Management Teahl meetings and prepare and distribute <br /> summary meeting notes within two working days. Consultant will participate in <br /> WBA Agreement 10 Revised 7/12/2004_PCI <br /> City Attorney Approved Version 111803 <br /> 1 T' . -. <br />
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