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Scope of Services Exhibit "A" Water Storage Reservoir #2 Page 2 2.2 Monitoring the Contractor's contaminant classification and disposal procedures. 2.3Monitoring the Contractor's compliance with his health and safety plan. 2.4Monitoring testing performed by the Contractor to~ that all contaminants have been removed. 3. Pile Drivinq Provide full-time on-site inspection during the indicator pile driving program. An experienced member of our geotechnical engineerin9 department will be assigned specifically to monitor the Contractor's indicator pile driving program. The geotechnical engineer will be responsible for: 3.1 Evaluating the manufacturer's specifications for the contractor's pile driving equipment prior to commencement of the indicator pile driving. 3.2 Observing pile penetration and resistance, pile resistance upon retapping, and pile driving hammer energy and efficiency during the indicator pile driving. 3.3Estsb]ishin9 and recommending the production pile driving criteria upon completion of the indicator pile driving. 4. Construction Stakinq This task involves installation of horizontal and vertical control staking for the new reservoir site, transmission pipeline route, drainage pipeline route, and access roadway. The scope of work is based on the assumption that control staking will be installed initially for the Contractor's use and that subsequent field staking to replace damaged slakes will be the responsibility of the Contractor or can be provided at an additional fee paid by the Contractor. This technique reduces the surveying fees paid by the City and avoids contractor abuse of the City supplied service. 4.1Stake center of tank with reference points at four radial direction and two base lines for pump station. 4.2 Stake transmission pipeline at 5 O-foot intervals and storm drain pipeline at 5 0-foot intervals for approximately 1,200 linear feet of pipe.