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Subtask F.2.1: 95% PS&E Consultant will prepare and submit 95% construction documents for building permit review. Comments from the City will be incorporated into the 100% PS&E bid set. Deliverables: • 95% PS&E package • Submittal for City building permit review ■ Provide native files Subtask F.3: 100% PS&E/Bid Set Consultant will submit 100% construction documents for final City review. Comments, if any, will be incorporated into plans to become the bid set. Deliverables: ■ 100% PS&E package/bid set • Submittal for City building permit ■ Provide native files Subtask FA: Bidding Assistance Consultant will provide up to eighteen hours of support to the City during the bidding process by responding to bidder questions and pre-bid substitution requests forwarded by the City and issuing addenda as deemed necessary and reasonable by the City to clarify design related issues. Deliverables.- Up eliverables:Up to eighteen (18) hours to respond to bidder questions, pre-bid substitution request review, and addenda Subtask F.S: Drainage Study and Stormwater Management Plan (Regulated Project) Consultant will perform drainage analyses (hydrology and hydraulics) for the project drainage and stormwater design. The findings and recommendations will be provided in a comprehensive drainage study and stormwater management plan. A draft submittal will occur at the 65% design level and a final submittal will occur at the 100% design level. Analysis will occur for both on-site and off-site conditions. Off-site conditions will evaluate for green infrastructure opportunities using the C.3d sizing criteria of the current NPDES standards for the tributary area along the property frontage to determine if green infrastructure is feasible and the on-site conditions will consider the City's design standards of commercial drainage guidelines. Consultant will identify 100 -year design hydrology (via Rational Method) and hydraulics (via Autodesk Hydraflow Storm Sewers software utilizing the Manning's Equation) to design the proposed storm drain system in accordance with City Design Criteria Volume III Part V: Storm Drain Design Criteria. Hydraulic design will assume gravity pipe flow (i.e., no pumps). Stormwater design for NPDES compliance will not be dependent on the amount of new and replaced impervious surface per the C.3 Regulated Projects Guide (Version 1.0, dated January 2020). This project is assumed a "C.3 regulated project" (i.e., project REV: 08-04-2021 RL ATTY/AGR 2021 207/RRM (Downtown Parks and Bay Connectivity Project) (Page 21 of 32)