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Contractor's Name
HDR Inc.
Approval Date
4/19/2022
End Date
12/31/2022
Department
Public Works
Department Project Manager
Erik Emerson
Subject / Project Title
Lexington/Wetmore Storm Drainage Feasibility
Tracking Number
0003317
Total Compensation
$49,543.58
Contract Type
Agreement
Contract Subtype
Professional Services
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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EXHIBIT A <br /> Feasibility Study <br /> Consultant Tasks: <br /> Develop a feasibility study to evaluate specific project elements and determine any fatal flaws that would <br /> render the project not viable. The key elements of this project that require evaluation include: <br /> • Manage the project including project set up, developing a brief internal project management plan, <br /> monitoring the progress of the project invoicing and project closeout. <br /> • New conveyance piping. <br /> • Constructing a new pipeline crossing on Lowell Street under an Interstate 5 overpass. <br /> • Constructing a new crossing under BNSF tracks. <br /> • Constructing a regional treatment facility and storm drain outfall to a wetland. <br /> • Constructing treatment facility in parking area with storm drain outfall to river. <br /> • Discharging stormwaterto an existing wetland. <br /> • Discharging stormwaterto river with new outfall. <br /> • Class 5 opinion of probable costs. <br /> Factors that will be evaluated include: <br /> • Evaluate property req uirements. <br /> • Design concepts. <br /> • Wetland Assessment and evaluation of Stormwater Minimum Technical Guidelines regarding <br /> discharge of stormwater to existing wetland. <br /> • Identify permits required to construct the project under each option. <br /> • Identify potential fatal flaws, and potential concerns associated with each option. <br /> Assumptions: <br /> • The sizing of the project elements will be taken as preliminarily identified by the City in the figures <br /> presented earlier. <br /> • One site visit by key personnel. <br /> • The analysis will be based on basin criteria included in the City of Everett 2017 comprehensive <br /> storm water plan data. For the combined sewer basin the estimated flow will be established by <br /> using the flow to area ratio from the adjacent basins. <br /> • Water quality modeling for sizing the treatment facility will performed based on land use <br /> information provided by the City. <br /> • Potential stakeholders and permitting agencies include: <br /> o WSDOT <br /> o Ecology <br /> o BNSF <br /> o Marshland Flood Control District <br /> o City of Everett Parks <br /> o City of Everett Community, Planning and Economic Development <br /> o United States Army Corps of Engineers <br /> o Private properties <br /> o Indian Tribes <br /> • The Marshland Flood Control will be contacted by the City. <br /> • City PM will coordinate communication with other City departments. <br /> • No private property owners will be contacted. <br /> • The internal project management plan is intended for HDR use but is available to Everett upon <br /> request. <br /> 929 108th Avenue NE,Suite 1300,Bellevue,WA 98004 T 425.450.6200 hdrinc.com <br />
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