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Agreement
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City/County Association of Governments
PROJECT NAME
Safe Routes to School / Green Streets Infrastructure Pilot Project
RMP File Number
505
Date
1/24/2018
Reso Ref
15640
Amendment
Yes
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Exhibit A <br />Safe Routes to School and Green Streets Infrastructure Pilot Program Scope of Work <br />Jurisdiction: City of Redwood City <br />Project Title: Taft Community School -Safe Routes to School /Green Infrastructure <br />Improvements <br />Scope of Work (location and description of proposed work as detailed in project proposal): <br />The project is located directly adjacent to Taft Community School and KIPP Excelencia <br />Community Prep School (located on the Taft campus) in Redwood City. The project area is <br />bounded by 5th Avenue on the north, 10th Avenue on the south, Page Street to the west and Bay <br />Road to the east. Thep ojecfiincludes improvements at the intersections of 5s' Avenue and Page <br />} s S�trget, I OSLAvenuieiand Page Street, and 10th Avenue and Bay Road. <br />The storm water and infrastructure features of the project are concentrated at the intersection of <br />5th Avenue and Page Street. The project proposes four bulb -outs at each corner of 5' Avenue <br />and Page Street in combination with five bio -retention areas (see Project Concepts and Sizing <br />Calculations in Attachment II.) serving Drainage Management Areas 1-4 (see Project Concepts <br />and Sizing Calculations in Attachment II). Treatment calculations are also shown in Attachment <br />II. The drainage management areas 1-4 are color -coded as described below: <br />• Drainage Management Area 1 (red) is treated by a bio -retention area on the eastside of <br />Page Street north of Fifth Avenue with a drainage inlet as marked by arrow on site plan. <br />This drainage area is approximately 16,953 square feet. <br />• Drainage Management Area 2 (blue) is treated by a bio -retention area on the westside of <br />Page Street north of 5th Avenue with a drainage inlet as marked by arrow on site plan. <br />This drainage area is approximately 71,860 square feet. <br />• Drainage Management Area 3 (orange) is treated by a bio -retention area to the north side <br />of 5th Avenue south of Page Street with a drainage inlet as marked with arrow. This <br />drainage area is approximately 17,874 square feet. <br />• Drainage Management Area 4 (green) is treated by a bio -retention area to the south side <br />of 5th Avenue west of Page Street and on the west side of Page Street south of 5th <br />Avenue with a drainage inlet as marked with arrow. This drainage area is approximately <br />16,627 square feet. <br />The additional SRTS enhancements identified in the project proposal include: <br />101h Ave and Page Street — four high -visibility crosswalks <br />10i' Ave and Bay Road — Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon <br />8`h Ave and Bay Street — new high -visibility crosswalk and Rectangular Rapid Flashing <br />Beacon <br />ATTY/AGR.2017.292/City/County Asscoiation of Governments <br />
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