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REV: 06-26-2023 SK EXHIBIT A: SCOPE OF WORK INFORMATION El Camino Real Corridor Safety Project Sponsoring Agency:City of Redwood City Lead/Implementing Agency:City of Redwood City Contact:Jessica Manzi, Transportation Manager jmanzi@redwoodcity.org, 650-780-7372 1017 Middlefield Rd, Redwood City, CA 94063 Project Description and Scope of Work: The El Camino Real Corridor Safety Project will advance the city’s planning work on the corridor through the design phase in close coordination with Caltrans’ 1W130 SHOPP project. Caltrans’ project proposes installing Class IV protected bike lanes or Class II bike lanes on El Camino Real from Brewster Avenue in the north to the city’s southern limit. In segments where a Class IV facility is not feasible, Class II bike lanes will be installed. The project scope includes installation of Class IV and Class II bikeways, accessibility improvements, pedestrian crossing improvements at controlled and uncontrolled intersections such as Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons, protected intersections, ramp connection reconfigurations at the El Camino Real and Woodside Road interchange. The focus of the City’s Project will be to first identify, and then to design, improvements that are either not included in Caltrans’ plans which the City wants to add to the scope, or to build in advance of their project. The scope of work will include the following key efforts: Complete Parking Analysis and Develop Mitigation Strategies Conduct Community and Business Outreach Coordinate Planning and Design with Caltrans Develop Design for Additional Improvements beyond Caltrans’ Project Coordinate Bus Stop Design with SamTrans Project Schedule: Begin End Pre-Project Planning N/A N/A PE/Environmental 06/23 06/24 PS&E 06/23 06/24 Right-of-Way N/A N/A Construction N/A N/A ATTY/AGR.2023.150/San Mateo County Transportation Authority (On-Call Planning Services) (Page 13 of 19)