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We will develop a customized treatment wetland design approach to significantly reduce <br />existing nitrogen loading rates. An adaptive management plan will be developed to support <br />system operations and to determine optimized influent flow rates and an associated flow <br />schedule for the system throughout the year (during dry and wet -weather periods). <br />Since steeper side slopes (3:1) can reduce the amount of water infiltration, storage and filtering <br />through surrounding soils and minimize the potential extent of vegetated habitat area, it is <br />preferable to construct terraced bioreactors with specific areas of flatter slope designed to <br />provide more fringe habitat. The identification of an optimal underlying side slope angle for the <br />proposed terraced basin perimeter levees/berms will be presented with respect to site <br />constraints and Project objectives. The design will be developed to enhance both treatment <br />functionality and desired ecotone/wildlife habitat. <br />DELIVERABLES: <br />Technical memo and supporting conceptual design drawings presenting <br />recommended design alternatives and treatment optimization options <br />TASK 2.5 — DESIGN REVIEW MEETINGS AND INCORPORATION OF CONSTRAINTS AND <br />OPPORTUNITIES ASSESSMENT FINDINGS AND INPUT FROM KEY STAKEHOLDERS TO SUPPORT <br />DESIGN OPTIMIZATION <br />The Terraphase Team technical leads will work closely with the City to solicit input and <br />feedback from the local community, regulatory agencies, and interested stakeholders. We will <br />participate in a series of design review meetings with a diverse group of technical experts and <br />stakeholders to inform the design of the full-scale multi-purpose facility to polish nitrified <br />secondary treated wastewater effluent and create novel ecotone habitat in an existing storage <br />basin. We recommend including key resource agency representatives in one or more of these <br />meetings to support evaluation of potential Project alternatives and to gain consensus on the <br />design approach. The Terraphase Team key technical leads will participate in up to three full- <br />day design review workshops with the City, agency representatives and expert advisers as <br />needed to discuss site conditions, constraints, and to refine the Project conceptual design. <br />DELIVERABLES: <br />Design review meeting presentations and compilation of supporting materials for <br />each meeting <br />TASK 2.6 — PREPARE PRELIMINARY DESIGN REPORT FOR PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />The Terraphase Team will prepare the Preliminary Design Report, including recommendations <br />for the final preferred conceptual design for the Project based on the input gained from the <br />design review meetings, agency communications and wetland system engineering evaluations. <br />The Preliminary Design Report will summarize the findings in Task 2, incorporating input from <br />the Project team, stakeholders, and expert advisors. The Preliminary Design Report will be <br />drafted by Lucas Paz, Hans Kramer, Scott Wallace and Jeff Raines with support from Kelly Lam <br />and.Morgan O'Hare. After completion of the Preliminary Design Report, the Terraphase Team <br />will meet with the City to confirm the preferred alternative layout, construction sequencing, <br />and proposed construction materials/methods. <br />Consulting Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and Last revised September 10, 2019 <br />Terraphase Engineering for Treatment Wetland Design Services Exhibit A — Page 23 of 38 <br />
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