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EXHIBIT "A" SCOPE OF SERVICES AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES KENNEDY/JENKS CONSULTANTS REDWOOD CITY RECYCLED WATER PROJECT DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESIGN LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: The City of Redwood City ("City") intends to provide for the construction of a recycled water distribution system ("Project") located within the City. The Project consists of new recycled water pipelines to serve landscape irrigation and commercial customers in the Redwood Shores Project Area as described in Kennedy/Jenks Consultants' Technical Memorandum for Refined Project Feasibility Analysis - Alternative E, dated 21 February 2004, in the Technical Memorandum for Phasing Concepts and Key Issues - Alternative TF, dated 28 May 2004, and subsequent technical memoranda. This project includes all of the pipeline improvements that will be constructed within street right-of-ways in the Redwood Shores Project Area, which is one of five discrete project areas within Phase One of the Redwood City Recycled Water Project. Key features of the project include: · Approximately 51,000 lineal feet (If) of new recycled water pipelines, ranging from 8-inches to 30-inches in diameter, which will create a looped system within Redwood Shores' streets owned by the City or within easements obtained by the City. All of these pipelines are anticipated being constructed by open trench methods, therefore, no bridge crossings, bore and jacked casings or other trenchless construction methods are anticipated for design and construction. · Approximately 72 service laterals, ranging in size from ~-inch to 8-inch diameter will extend from the new recycled water pipelines to each eligible customer site, and are included in this project. These laterals do not include schools, parks, or the library. The City intends on constructing underground distribution pipelines and laterals at the same time, so the roadways can be resurfaced in a manner that will provide the least public inconvenience and best final appearance. This process will eliminate, to the extent possible, the need to re-enter streets for pipeline construction in the future. · A new potable water connection will be provided as part of this project. This connection will be used to provide standby potable service in the event of routine maintenance or emergency shutdown of the recycled water treatment system. The pipeline diameter will be determined during the preliminary design, based on discussions with SBSA and based on water system modeling conducted by the City. If a 12-inch diameter pipeline is determined to be adequate, then the existing 12-inch diameter First Step recycled water pipeline in Redwood Shores Parkway and Radio Road will be converted to a potable water feed pipeline. If Agreement over $10K 10 KennedyJenks Rev-2 112603