2012/09/05 Council Agenda Packet

14 • Review and provide input on the revisions.to the Critical Areas Study prepared by AMEC. - • Revise SEPA, JARPA, and County permit applications and support figures and 'materials to reflect new site plan. • Revise Full Drainage Report&SWPPP to reflect new site plan. 6. Construction Permitting—At the request of the City,MSA was asked to pursue the necessary permits for the construction of the Lift Station 24 Replacement Project in anticipation of a contractor in late spring/early summer. MSA would initiate the permitting process through the preparation of application materials and submission to the appropriate agencies. Once the City has a contract for construction,permit responsibilities would be transferred to the Contractor. Elements of this subtask include: • Coordinate with the design team, City and County regarding permitting requirements. • Prepare application and supporting materials for a Commercial Building Permit, • Mechanical and Plumbing Permit, and Commercial Demolition Permit. • Prepare application and supporting materials for a Utility Right of Way.Use Permit. • Prepare application and supporting materials for a Land Disturbing Activity Permit. • Submit and track progress of all permits. Receive and respond to permit comments from the County. • Prepare application and supporting materials for a retaining wall permit. Task 4—Final Design 17. Flow Monitoring Station—During early stages of the project the City expressed a desire for a flow monitoring station on the Alderwood Water and Wastewater District's interceptor entering the lift station site. The station would be located on the gravity sewer to monitor incoming flow to the lift station. Providing a flow monitoring station included the following tasks: • Define the need, collect information and develop criteria to select a flow monitoring device. • Given the location,flow and site,identify alternative for monitoring sewage flow. • Review alternatives with City staff and select a preferred alternative to implement at the lift station site. • Incorporate the flow monitoring station into the design of the project. 18. Creek Relocation Design Services—Through the environmental review process, and • after the plans and specifications were completed to the 60% level,the City's preferred approach to accommodate the creek on the project site was modified. With feedback from Tribes and the County, alternatives for the creek alignment were considered and a preferred alternative was implemented. City of Everett MURRAY,SMITH&ASSOCIATES,INC. LS 24 WO#UP 3313 July 2012 Engineers/Planners Page 3 S:\DVoigt\Sewer Lilt Sta 24 MSA UP3313\Council and Bdgt ConnAmend 5\Scope of Work 8-10.12doc 125