Proposed Scope of Services. The City of Costa Mesa currently allows for commercial cannabis manufacturers, distributors, processors and testing laboratories. The City has so far issued 25 Conditional Use Permits for cannabis manufacturers and distributors, of which 9 are currently in operation. The City’s voters recently passed Measure Q, which was an advisory measure to allow for both storefront and non-storefront (delivery) cannabis retailers. The measure also authorized the City to impose a tax on cannabis retailers of between 4% and 7%. To assist with continued implementation of its cannabis program the City has requested a suite of services from HdL, including assistance with drafting regulations and application procedures for cannabis retailers, reviewing and evaluating cannabis retailer applications, development of cost recovery fees, and providing background checks and pre-license inspections. These services are all described in a separate proposal dated April 28th. In addition to these services, the City is now requesting that HdL provide a separate proposal for conducting annual revenue audits of licensed cannabis businesses to ensure that they are reporting and remitting the proper amount of revenue to the City pursuant to Measure Q. This service objective is described in greater detail below.
Proposed Scope of Services. The proposed scope of services is based on the information supplied and our experience in the area with similar projects. We propose to perform the following: ▼ Locate the borings at the site. ▼ Notify registered utilities at the site (Sunshine). Non-registered or private utilities are the responsibility of the client to clear. ▼ Mobilize a truck mounted drill rig and drill team to the site. ▼ Drill four Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings to 10 feet along Sabra Drive. ▼ Drill one SPT boring to 15 feet at the pipe replacement south of Xxxxxx Drive. ▼ Drill two SPT borings to 20 feet adjacent to the existing drainage ditch south of Xxxxxx Drive at the requested locations. ▼ Attempt to obtain up to two Shelby tube or relatively undisturbed soil samples from the pond borings for permeability testing. Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx & Associates ▼ 000 X Xxxxxxx Xx, Xxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 ▼ 850.434.0846 ▼ xxx.xxx-x.xxx ▼ Perform a visual classification of the soil samples obtained during our exploration. Geotechnical Exploration Proposal Exhibit C - Fee Schedule Frinchez Heights Stormwater Improvements August 9, 2022 ▼ Run lab tests to evaluate and document soil properties for our analysis. We have budgeted up to two falling head permeability tests with grainsize analysis. ▼ Analyze the field and laboratory data to provide recommendations for the project. A qualified, professional geotechnical engineer licensed in the state of Florida will manage the project, and the results of the exploration will be presented in a report that will address the following: ▼ Existing site characteristics. ▼ Exploration, testing, and sampling methods. ▼ Subsurface soils encountered and soil classifications. ▼ Depth to groundwater or perched water at the time of drilling if encountered. ▼ A discussion of laboratory test results. ▼ Recommendations for pipe bedding and backfill. ▼ Recommendations for soil moisture control, compaction, and if drainage/dewatering if anticipated. ▼ Recommendations for stormwater analysis and design including the recommended vertical and horizontal saturated hydraulic conductivities, fillable porosity, and the estimated normal seasonal high water level. Estimated Costs We propose to provide the scope of services in this proposal for a lump sum of $5,887.00. This proposal assumes that boring locations are accessible to our truck mounted drill rig, we have right of entry to the site, and that we will not experience excessive delays due to debris at borehole locations or...
Proposed Scope of Services. The tasks included in RMC’s proposed scope of services are described below. All work shall be completed by June 1, 2010.
Proposed Scope of Services. Phase 1 – Design Phase Services Task 1: Progress and Coordination Meetings. BC&A staff will coordinate with Riverton City staff during the project and will prepare for and attend up to four progress/coordination meetings: the first meeting will be a project kickoff meeting to review data previously provided by the City and discuss project objectives, the second meeting will be to review the hydrologic and hydraulic model results, the third meeting will be to review the draft list of capital improvement projects and discuss project prioritization criteria, and the last meeting will be review the draft version of the master plan report. We will also identify the design storm criteria that will be utilized as the basis of this study. Task 2: Data Collection and Review. BC&A personnel will collect and review existing data to provide information needed to complete the analyses. The data will include the 2006 Xxxxxxxxxxx Creek Master Plans and relevant studies, the Riverton GIS storm drain database, survey data of the Xxxxxxxxxxx Creek channel, design drawings and discharge rates for developments in the Study Area, topography and aerial photos of the area from the Utah Geospatial Resource Center (UGRC) website. We have assumed that Riverton City will provide us with the following data in the Study Area: GIS database with pipe size and pipe material data, manhole rim and invert data; storm drain outfall locations; culvert sizes on Xxxxxxxxxxx Creek; locations, capacities, and design parameters for all known storm water detention facilities; existing survey data, digital zoning and land use maps of the study area; and design record drawings of storm drain facilities in the area.
Proposed Scope of Services. Green Island Road Reconstruction and Widening Project (Project) This scope of work has been prepared to assist the City of American Canyon with Project Management Services for the Green Island Road Reconstruction and Widening Project. The Project will have a design phase and potentially two construction phases. Engineering Design and Construction Management Services will be provided by a separate firm. The City desires Project Management Services requested under this RFP covering both the design and construction management phases. The first construction phase may consist of rough grading a portion of Green Island Road to the north and relocating and undergrounding existing utilities within a utility trench north of the existing Green Island Road. This approach has not yet been decided but may be desired by the City. The potential second construction phase would then consist of the widening and reconstruction of Green Island Road as well as the reconstruction of Xxx Xxxxxx Way, Mezzetta Court, Commerce Boulevard and Xxxxx Drive using Full Depth Reclamation techniques. The scope of work to be provided by Xxxxxx and Associates is defined by the following tasks and subtasks:
Proposed Scope of Services. The City of Xxxxxxxxx will consider proposed uses that maximize the usage of the full facility. Proposals are welcomed from professional baseball organizations, considering that the following criteria are addressed:
Proposed Scope of Services. Based on RWG&A’s understanding of the project, anticipated geotechnical conditions, and review of the general scope, the following geotechnical scope of services is proposed. It is understood Xxxx will mark the proposed exploration locations in the field. In accordance with the general scope, the program would consist of fifteen test borings in paved areas, three field CBR tests, and three field infiltration test pits excavated and logged by a Maine-Certified Soil Scientist.
Proposed Scope of Services. The following proposed scope of services is based on the information supplied and our experience in the area with similar projects. We propose to perform the following: ▼ Locate the borings at the site. ▼ Clear registered utilities at the site with the Sunshine Network, if applicable. Non-registered or private utilities are the responsibility of the client to clear. ▼ Site visit and gully trek by engineering staff. Mosquito repellent is included in cost. ▼ Mobilize drill team and truck mounted drilling rig to the site. ▼ Soil data collection fieldwork consisting of hand auger/probe borings, collection of soil samples along gully walls, and possible portable tripod mounted Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings if accessible. Note that the hand auger/probe borings cannot extend substantially below the groundwater table in xxxxx soils. ▼ Perform a visual classification and laboratory testing of the soil samples obtained during our exploration. Our proposal includes an allowance for basic laboratory properties testing, such as moisture content and percent passing a number 200 sieve. Geotechnical Exploration Proposal Motley Court Gully Restoration Project May 14, 2018 ▼ Analyze the field and laboratory data to provide geotechnical recommendations for the lift station. A professional geotechnical engineer licensed in the state of Florida will manage the project, and the results of the exploration will be presented in a report that will address the following: ▼ Existing site characteristics. ▼ Exploration, testing, and sampling methods. ▼ Subsurface soils encountered and soil classifications. ▼ Depth to groundwater at the time of drilling. ▼ A discussion of the basic laboratory test results. ▼ A discussion of existing soils encountered in the borings and gully area for reuse in the berm construction. ▼ A discussion of site preparation techniques and construction considerations including general comments, subgrade preparation, fill placement, and compaction of the berms. ▼ A discussion of bedding/backfill of piping and structures. ESTIMATED COSTS We propose to provide the scope of services in this proposal for an estimated cost of $7,157.00. For a detailed cost breakdown, please see the attached Figure #1. This proposal assumes that boring locations are accessible to our drill crew, we have right of entry to the site, and that we will not experience excessive delays due to debris at borehole locations or for other reasons outside of our control. If such conditio...
Proposed Scope of Services. The City of Costa Mesa currently allows for commercial cannabis manufacturers, distributors, processors and testing laboratories. The City has so far issued 25 Conditional Use Permits for cannabis manufacturers and distributors, of which 9 are currently in operation. The City’s voters recently passed Measure Q, which was an advisory measure to allow for both storefront and non-storefront (delivery) cannabis retailers. The measure also authorized the City to impose a tax on cannabis retailers of between 4% and 7%. Pursuant to Measure Q, the City is now seeking to develop a regulatory ordinance and a business license process for cannabis retailers, to be in place by April of 2021. To assist with this process, the City is requesting that HdL provide a proposal with a scope of services that includes the following objectives: □ Review and evaluate cannabis business applications □ Provide supplemental background checks of all owners, managers and employees associated with cannabis business applications □ Conduct pre-license site inspections prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy □ Provide additional hours of general consulting in the form of technical assistance and subject matter expertise, including best practices for cash handling and attendance and presentation meetings of the City Council, Planning Commission or cannabis ad-hoc committee These service objectives are each described in greater detail below. Objective 1: Application Reviews and Evaluation HdL staff will conduct an initial screening of all applications for completeness based upon an objective checklist of required documentation. This initial screening shall allow for some limited discretion in determining whether submitted documents are substantively complete but shall not otherwise consider the quality of the submissions. If an application is deemed incomplete, the applicant shall be given an opportunity to submit supplemental information to address any deficiencies. HdL’s cost for this objective includes one supplemental review per applicant. Review of any additional supplemental materials would be billed at HdL’s hourly rate. Applications which have been deemed complete will move forward for a full quality-assurance review. An applicant’s evaluation shall be based on their demonstrated ability to meet or exceed minimum requirements in each of the following categories: □ Ownership verification and eligibility □ Business plan □ Neighborhood compatibility □ Labor and employment □ Secur...
Proposed Scope of Services. On Point Surveying Inc. will perform a Boundary Survey within the area identified as A, B, C, D, E and F in Exhibit “A” above. • The survey will include any visible water, Storm, and Sanitary sewer connections around the survey perimeter. • No underground utilities will be located. • Ponds will not be located past the water’s edge. • The survey will extend 10 feet outside the property line in each direction. • On Point Surveying, Inc. is not responsible for resolving any boundary conflicts found during the course of the survey. • Any services requested, not defined, or included in this scope of work, will be considered additional services, and billed on a time and material basis. • After the first preliminary submittal, just one round of comments will be addressed. Additional changes or comments to address will be charged in a time and material basis.
