Project Understanding and Assumptions Sample Clauses

Project Understanding and Assumptions. 1. New electrical service equipment will be 000XXX Xxxxx-Xxxxx 1200 amp.
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Project Understanding and Assumptions. Our understanding of the Project goals and requirements are based on: • Size of the cell construction area is approximately 22 acres (approximately 1,700 feet x 550 feet). • Liner will tie into the easternmost edge of Cell 1 and Cell 2, and the northern edge of Cell 3A/B. The liner system shall be a composite liner system in accordance with the Landfill Permit 1590A. • The liner will consist of a recompacted clay liner from onsite stockpiles, 60-mil double-textured HDPE geomembrane liner, drainage geocomposite/geonet, and protective cover. • Actual Liner construction is anticipated to take no longer than 8 weeks for completion. Overall, construction is anticipated to take no longer than 12 months. • The city of Xxxxxx will provide a ground-based topographical survey of the site to use for existing conditions. Additionally, Denton will contract with a third-party surveyor to complete liner verification surveys. • The city of Xxxxxx will provide a copy of the SLER and GLER for Cells 1, 2, and 3 A/B for use in design. • Denton will endeavor to secure electronic CADD information for the liner constructed in Cells 3 A/B and 4. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Austin El Paso Frisco Las Cruces Lubbock Midland xxxx-xxx.xxx Scope of Services The following scope of services includes preparation of contract documents (plans and specifications) and other professional services including bid phase services followed by construction administration and Construction Quality Assurance (CQA) and TCEQ reporting. Design and Bidding Phase PSC will perform these design tasks: • Prepare design plans in accordance with normal practices for bidding or confidential proposal services. We will include the following components in the design: o Landfill Cell 3 completion. o Replacement of leachate pumps in Cells 1-5 for planned maintenance. o 20-foot tall wind fence adjacent to the golf course. o Asphalt overlay of landfill roadway. o Cleaning Leachate Sumps 1-5 and leachate collection piping by water jetting. • Develop specifications to define the type of materials required and construction techniques necessary for installation. We will prepare all documents to comply with Xxxxxx’x standard front end documents and coordinate with the City’s Purchasing Department. • During bid or confidential proposal process, respond to technical questions obtained during the pre-bid/proposal meeting and during the bid time, as well as issue necessary addenda. Following the bid/proposal opening, we will provide selecti...
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Project Understanding and Assumptions. The Xxxxxx Booster Pump Station Operational Improvements Project is intended to evaluate the capacities of the Xxxxxx Booster Station and Shilo Well house and define system improvements that will meet current and buildout demand scenarios in pressure zone 3D (PZ-3D). The system improvements identified will be further refined and design documents prepared to support construction of the improvements. Since the scope of the project could vary significantly depending on the alternative selected for system improvements, work will be performed in two phases. The first phase of project was preliminary design services to gather information, establish design criteria, review alternatives and select a preferred alternative to carry forward to the second phase of the work, final design and construction support. The City initiated the first phase of the project, preliminary design, and the Consultant is currently in the process of completing the preliminary design memo and plans to document the outcome of that work. As part of the preliminary design work, alternatives for station improvements were identified and reviewed with city staff during a workshop and a preferred alternative was selected. The preferred alternative that will be advancing to final design is summarized below: • Improvements will be limited to the Xxxxxx Booster Pump Station • The majority of existing equipment and piping within the station will be removed to accommodate system improvements • Only minor modifications to the existing structure are anticipated. • The preferred alternative selected in the preliminary design phase includes the following components: o Two 5 Hp jockey pumps with variable frequency drive o Three 25 Hp pumps with variable frequency drive (only two will be installed initially, the third will be for future demands if needed) o Flow meter o Pressure relief valves o Associated piping and valving • Existing electrical service, transfer switch and generator shall remain and be incorporated into the improvements. PHASE 2
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Project Understanding and Assumptions. Multimodal pedestrian and bike facilities in the project area are defined as substandard or completely lacking in both areas of the project. Deficiencies and traffic needs in both corridors are identified in the West Linn Transportation System Plan (TSP) and Highway 43 Concept Plan. The City has also been working on transportation planning at Willamette Falls Drive and Highway 43 (waterfront project) that will be incorporated into the design. The purpose of this project is to provide preliminary design for separated bike and pedestrian facilities along with road and drainage improvements consistent with the TSP and Highway 43 Concept Plan as well as improve overall safety of the corridor while accommodating vehicle traffic, parking, and access needs of the area. Desired improvements to the project areas to be addressed in the preliminary design include:  Infill key missing sidewalk sections between residential, commercial, park, and transit areas, in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”).  Add transit stops, improve lighting (design by PGE), and re-design intersections for improved flow and safety.  Convert roadway sections from two to three vehicle lanes along Highway 43, provide new cycle track (grade-separated bike lanes), and provide access restrictions and enhanced turn lanes to optimize flow on Highway 43.  Realign intersections, creating improved approaches along Highway 43 (Xxxx Xx./Xxxxxxx Dr, Xxxxxx Dr./ Highway 43, and Buck St./Xxxxxxxx St.  Convert Xxxxxx St./ Highway 43 connection to a non-motorized connection while re- routing vehicular traffic via Buck St.  Improve existing transit stops and review the possibility of shifting existing pedestrian crossing and bus stops.  Remove medians. Create dedicated right-turn lane at key intersections (assumed to be currently signalized intersections) as appropriate. City of West Linn Standard details and cross sections are proposed for the majority of these sections with widening at intersections as required.  Consider roundabouts where appropriate based on ongoing design work in both corridors.  Current plans for Willamette Falls Drive is to maintain the existing two-lane road configuration and add separated bike lanes (and/or sidewalks) with the possibility of a two- way separated bike lane from 10th to Highway 43 to minimize right of way impact and maintain a compact form. The portion of Willamette Falls Drive from Sunset to Highway 43 will be realigned in coordination ...
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Project Understanding and Assumptions. Our understanding of the Project goals and requirements are based on the following information: • At the present time, the Permit package is near completion. • Current PSC staff member, Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, P.E., has continuously served and will continue to serve as the Engineer of Record for this Project since inception. • PSC will have the overall responsibility for completion of the submittal package, to the TCEQ, through the efforts of our staff and the following subconsultants to be contracted directly to PSC: Xxxxx and Xxxxxxxx Environmental (Geology and Hydrogeology) and Xxxxxx Consultant Group (Landfill Gas and Air Permitting). • PSC will provide coordination efforts with other consultants, who may be contracted directly with the City or other parties, and who have a role in completing components of the Permit. • CP&Y, Inc. (CPY) and the City will reach an agreement for the transmittal of all Permit related data, text, figures, calculations, etc. to PSC via the City, in the original editable formats (e.g. AutoCAD, Microsoft Word, etc.). Abilene Amarillo Austin El Paso Frisco Las Cruces Lubbock Midland xxxx-xxx.xxx Scope of Services The Scope of Services includes the preparation of a complete Permit application package to submit to TCEQ and other appropriate entities for review, and to receive, review, interpret, and respond to all comments generated by TCEQ and other appropriate entities.
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