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Drafr Redwood Creek De�ciency Review report provides sufficient details (location, <br /> photographs, description of repairs etc.)for the agencies to issue permits. <br /> However, repairs that involve replacing trapezoidal concrete channel sections and concrete <br /> panels will require, at a minimum, typical cross sections and plan view drawings iliustrating the <br /> typica) dimensions, materials, and location of USACE, RWQCB and CDFW limits of jurisdiction <br /> (e.g., ordinary high water mark and top-of-bank). A typical plan view drawing of how a project <br /> site would be dewatered will also be required. CONSULTANT by its GIS / AutoCADD staff <br /> working with Dr. Terry Huffman or Robert Perrera, shall prepare these types of typical <br /> drawings. If required, CONSULTANT shall provide a civil engineer and/or hydrologist to prepare <br /> a more detailed design related to replacement of the trapezoidal concrete channel sections and <br /> concrete panels. <br /> The deliverable items are as follows: <br /> 1. Prepare typical cross section and plan view drawings sufficient to satisfy <br /> regulatory agencies basic requirements. <br /> 2. If required, CONSULTANT will provide a more detailed design related to <br /> replacement of the trapezoidal concrete channel sections and concrete panels, <br /> prepared by a civil engineer and/or hydrologist provided by CONSULTANT. <br /> Additionally, it is likely the regulatory agencies will request an alternative to replacing the <br /> trapezoidal concrete channel sections and concrete panels with a bioengineered channel to <br /> soften the banks and channel bottom to allaw vegetation growth. If one or more agencies <br /> request that such an alternative be explored, CONSULTANT will first work with City staff to <br /> determine if a bioengineered flood control alternative is logistically practicable taking into <br /> consideration private property rights and immediate flood control concerns. Second, <br /> CONSULTANT will provide a civil engineer and hydrologist to determine if design modifications <br /> using bioengineering techniques would satisfy the project purpose. Last, CONSULTANT will <br /> work with City staff to determine the practicability of a bioengineered flood control alternative <br /> in terms of cost. <br /> The deliverable items are as follows: <br /> 1. Using a civil engineer and/or hydrologist prepare a conceptual assessment related to <br /> replacing the trapezoidal concrete channel sections and concrete panels with <br /> bioengineering techniques to soften the banks and channel bottom to allow vegetation <br /> grawth. <br /> 2. Working with City staff,assess the economic and logistical practicability to address <br /> alternatives. <br /> 3. Prepare a letter report addressing the issues related to such alternatives. <br /> 4. Attend one meeting with City and Agency to discuss alternatives <br /> REV:O1-06-1415 <br /> Page 14 of 17 <br /> ATTY/AGR.2014.003/HBG Redwood Creek Permitting <br />