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<br />Consulting Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and Last revised June 2025 <br />Sanbell for Hesperian Bike Lane Gap Closure Exhibit A – Page 3 of 7 <br />users. The design will be within the existing city right-of-way or within existing city parcels. <br />The consultant will prepare 10-scale design layout exhibits in PDF format, for the preliminary <br />design. This conceptual design shall consider implications of all the existing conditions, <br />programs and policies. The design will also provide alternatives for Class IV bikeway, which <br />will include options for separation, such as extruded curbs with opening for drainage (similar <br />to Fairmont Dr), flexible posts, or other lower cost barriers commonly used for urban class <br />IV bikeways. This design shall work within the existing right-of-way and pavement to present <br />low-cost options and take advantage of existing infrastructure. The project will be concept <br />design will present the improvements such that the project will not require C.3, by minimizing <br />sidewalk replacement and full depth pavement replacement. Although the sidewalks will <br />remain, Consultant to review the sidewalk cross slopes with a level to identify non-compliant <br />segments and or damaged sidewalk for potential repair. The conceptual plans will include: <br /> a. Cover Sheet <br /> b. Conceptual Layout <br /> c. Typical Sections <br /> d. Utility Plan <br /> e. Storm Water Control Plan <br /> f. Cost Estimate <br />3.2 The Consultant shall develop a rough order of magnitude (ROM) estimate for the preliminary <br />conceptual design. <br />3.3 As mentioned in Task 1, Consultant shall facilitate at least three community outreach <br />meetings (FTC, BPAC, and City Council) and prepare graphically designed presentation <br />materials, gather comments and work on implementing them in the final conceptual <br />design. <br />3.4 Consultant will coordinate outreach material with City staff prior to the FTC, BPAC and City <br />Council Meeting. Although the presentation materials will be similar for each meeting, the <br />slide deck will be revised as appropriate to include comments and recommendations from <br />the previous meeting. Also the introductory slides will be appropriated for the different <br />committees reviewing the project (FTC, BPAC, and City Council). The slide deck will <br />include a diagrammatic typical section, prepared by a graphics consultant, to demonstrate <br />the enhancements in a visual format. <br />3.5 Consultant will coordinate with City regarding use of adjacent City parcel to expand the <br />bikeway facilities. Also, concept plan to show an option to connect the bikeway with access <br />to the artwork within the City parcel. <br />3.6 The Consultant shall prepare a final conceptual design based on the feedback received <br />during the public outreach process. <br />3.7 If necessary, the consultant shall communicate with Caltrans for their review and comment <br />of the traffic analysis and conceptual designs. <br />3.8 The Consultant shall apply for an encroachment permit for the intersection with E 14th <br />Street if necessary. The Consultant shall identify any other required permits, prepare all <br />permit applications, and assist the City with negotiations relative to permit conditions, if <br />required. Consultant will submit the “100% Caltrans Permit Set” during the 60% design <br />phase of the project, to allow more time for Caltrans processing. As part of the Caltrans <br />Encroachment permit submittal, Consultant will prepare a shortform Stormwater Data <br />Report for Caltrans. The Caltrans plan submittal will be focused on the improvements <br />within the Caltrans Right of Way.