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EXHIBIT "A" <br /> <br /> beals <br />July 24, 2003 sport <br /> <br />City of Redwood City <br />Mr. Peter Vorametsanti <br />1017 Middlefield Road <br />Redwood City, CA 94064 <br /> <br />RE: DESIGN AND ENGINEERING SERVICES <br /> FAIR OAKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SPORT FIELD IMPROVEMENT PROJECT <br /> Beals Sport PROPOSAL No. P03-27 <br /> <br />Dear Peter: <br /> <br />In response to your request, beals sport, a division of Beals Alliance, Inc., is pleased to submit the <br />following proposal to provide Site Design and Engineering Services on the above-referenced project. This <br />proposal reflects the Scope of Work required to provide the City with a synthetic turf field, similar to that at <br />Hoover School Park. The preliminary project schedule we discussed during our phone conversation with <br />Gary Hover, Parks Superintendent, requires the final documents to be completed in time so that the project <br />can be built prior to the winter weather. <br /> <br />PROJECT UNDERSTANDING / HISTORY: <br />The City of Redwood City is proposing to retain the firm of beals sport to provide landscape architectural <br />and civil engineering design services for the athletic field renovation at Fair Oaks School. The turf field area <br />has no drainage system (nor do the adjacent streets in this unincorporated area of the County), and playing <br />conditions are poor. The City is proposing to reconstruct the athletic field as an infi[I synthetic turf field. <br />Currently, our understanding is that the existing tree line separating the school from the athletic field will <br />remain, as will the playground at the southern edge of the field. However, it was noted during our previous <br />site visits that this playgreund may not meet current playground safety codes or CBC accessibility codes. <br />The design shall consist of the demolition of the turf field and associated irrigation system, the design of the <br />synthetic turf system, and associated minor perimeter improvements. In addition, a subsurface detention <br />system will be designed into the drainage system in order to mitigate the amount of runoff that would impact <br />adjacent properties. <br /> <br />GENERAL PROJECT SCOPE: <br />The project scope herein provided will be broken into four general phases: <br /> <br /> 1. The first will be Project Start-up and Pre-planning Phase, in which beais sport will <br /> meet with City Staff and begin reviewing all information pertinent to the project. Existing <br /> Conditions bases will be generated by beals sport for the Analysis and Design Phase. <br /> <br /> 2. The second phase will be an Analysis and Design Phase, in which we will develop <br /> conceptual design plans for review and approval. A detailed budget analysis will also be <br /> provided during this phase. At the City's request, upon City approval of the Conceptual <br /> Design package, beals sport will bypass the typical Design Development phase and <br /> proceed directly into Construction Documentation. <br /> <br /> 3. The third phase will be Construction Documentation, which will include 65%, 95%, and <br /> Bid/Back Check submittals. The end product will be construction documents with Plans, <br /> Specifications and Statement of Probable Construction Costs. <br /> <br /> 4. The final phase will be Construction Administration services, which will consist of <br /> assistance during bidding and construction. Regular construction meetings and site <br /> observation will also be provided. <br /> <br /> <br />