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6.2.13. - Page 35 <br />business partnership is established. <br />You will also note that there are significant project tasks that take place long before any <br />equipment is shipped to the site. The first significant task is the development of a System Design <br />Document or SDD. The SDD Is a reflection of the technical and operational Intentions of the RFP <br />merged with the very specific device and software functional descriptions. The result is a clear <br />and concise functional specification description that is jointly edited and agreed upon by both the <br />City and Scheidt & Bachmann. <br />Once complete, the project SDD becomes the systemic foundation for subsequent system <br />operational and functional testing processes including the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT), Lane <br />(or device) Acceptance Test (LAT), and ultimately the Operational Demonstration Test (ODT). In <br />this fashion, the City is assured that the system ultimately performs Parking and Revenue Control <br />tasks as intended. <br />To ensure the Implementation is supported in a manner that will provide effective and timely <br />support to the City and meet the philosophical project approach fostered by Scheidt & <br />Bachmann, the project is to be staffed by a Project Manager and a Field Service Engineer. Both <br />of these positions are dedicated to the City. During active installation periods on site, additional <br />technical resources will be sent to the project to assist the site staff. This level of installation and <br />support compresses the duration of implementation and allows for 24/7 technical support. <br />General Implementation Strategy Criteria <br />The structure of the proposed pian involves assessing the current parking operation, the <br />potential impact on customer turnover, and the impact on revenue reconciliation. It allows <br />customers to retain their parking flexibility without changing their parking habits. For customers, <br />the transition is as transparent as operationally possible. The impact on customer turnover at <br />the parking facility and the possibility of negative customer reaction during the transaction period <br />are of utmost concern to us. The impact on customers in the transition plan is limited to <br />minimal delays during peak hours. This impact will also be restricted to a very short period. <br />Initially, the "Control Room" head end hardware and software will be installed and configured. <br />Subsequently, the Scheidt & Bachmann parking equipment is installed and brought online one <br />parking facility at a time (the final sequence of operation is to be agreed upon mutually). One <br />Entry Control Device, one Exit Control Device and one APS are installed at the first parking facility <br />before being brought online. Please note: unobstructed access to all work areas must be <br />provided at all times, which may conflict with operational requirements. <br />Other lanes are then subsequently integrated into the entervo Parking Management Solution by <br />changing the other entry lanes to Scheidt & Bachmann parking equipment as they are installed. <br />Adding available lanes to the Scheidt & Bachmann system not only increases the flow of new <br />cars entering the parking facility, but also results in no more cars taking tickets from the old <br />system. This is a pre -condition for the timely exchange of all the old devices (Exit Control <br />REV: 09-10-15 VR <br />Page 32 of 61 <br />ATTY/AGR.2015.217/Scheidt & Bachmann USA, Inc. Parking Garage Equipment <br />