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S3 <br /> GCA 6541 <br /> US 2, Everett Port / Naval Station to SR 9 <br /> Corridor Planning Study <br /> Exhibit A <br /> Scope of Work <br /> The 2009 Washington State Legislature provided the Washington State Department of <br /> Transportation (WSDOT) with $400,000.00 to conduct the US 2: Everett Port/Naval <br /> Station to SR 9 Corridor Planning Study. The total budget for this Study is $800,000.00. <br /> The WSDOT is providing all the administrative support, data analysis, project <br /> coordination, technical support, document preparation and publication, and some <br /> specific modeling activities. The city of Everett will pay WSDOT up to $200,000.00 for <br /> WSDOT Work related primarily to public outreach as well as for the performance of <br /> other approved tasks as needed for the completion of the study. <br /> The intent of the corridor plan is to identify a range of mobility improvements that can be <br /> implemented over the next 20 years, as funding becomes available. A prioritized list of <br /> low, medium, and higher cost improvements will be produced. The Study will <br /> incorporate the recommendations from two geographically related studies; the US 2 <br /> (Snohomish to Skykomish) and SR 9 (SR 522 to Scholman Road) Corridor Planning <br /> studies. Recommendations will fit within the framework of "Moving Washington," <br /> WSDOT's three-prong approach to addressing congestion by adding capacity <br /> strategically, operating the system efficiently, and managing demand. The <br /> recommended improvements and strategies will provide a long-range vision for the <br /> corridor which can be implemented incrementally using a variety of federal, state, <br /> regional, and local funding sources. The recommended improvements are eligible to be <br /> incorporated into the Washington Transportation Plan (WTP) and Puget Sound <br /> Regional Council (PSRC) Regional Transportation Plan (Transportation 2040). <br /> 9 <br />