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Home My WebLink AboutWalden and Associates - 1991-11-18�a IWONTf-/S WEEKS (FR/ DAYS) PRv,-oSAL DC/E yF_ E T/A/G W /Ti / GY T 7" CD,'V7&ACT /VEGOT/AT/ON OeAWARD PIC-�7.i ECT RESEARCH 41 SITE REVIEW 60/1. 7LFGT/A/6 0� RoET OR T" TOPO MAP 0 F"/ELD LOCATIONS CALCULAT/OA/S - 4 , R/PV , PARCELS R/W DOCUM Est/ T4 T10A1 - L EGA L 5 � PL Al T PRF_C/SE f LAN E'c_M � KEELSON WATER WELL ABANDOMMENT PLANS HYIO OLOGY F' NYDRAUL/C STUDY PREL /M l AIA RY DES /GAI STREET � WATER COAISTRL/CTIOAI PLAIDS S710H .9 GRAIN CONSTRUCT/CN PLANS CA L. - TRANS COST ESTIMATE Sf�EC/ FICA T/O/VS C51D IXDCU MEN TS 1 SEPiEM t3 EFL 6/30 1 I-ROPOr,,4 L REVM-. W CoAl r.,AC T , GOTAL,% 1p _ I o cEE EMBCR JA/jU.- CDC TO gER— Sy27 /G//B I ' i ♦ 1 1AL1 WARD CONTRA0T CGY//✓C/G ! I + � AGENDA A wo,,?, PHooucr COMPLETED S i,5,01 T rAL. of= C]OCUMEA17' � PRo<ec=Se; MFET/M6 wIC/TY FIELD MAP CoMPiLAr1ON Sc/R VEY PREPARED DOCUMENT& it�IEE r W/0/7Y ol� F/NL] L PLAN PLAN REL. 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Walden Walden 6 Associates 18012 Cowan, Suite 210 Irvine, CA 92714 The City Council of tote City of Huntington Beach at the regular meeting held Monday, November 18, 1991, approvea agreement tetween the Redevelop- ment Agency of the City of Huntington Beach and Walden 6 Associates for the design of street improvements in the Oakview Area, north half. Enclosed is an executed copy of the agreement for your records. Connie Brtckwa;- Cit, Clerk CB:bt Enc. ITO, 11rA :71443"M `. 4 '+lit �ei t z � t l�5r r 7•� r i � t;� r � r Alr� 1 �.?� '.j.'l,r �4�f'i + �f 't'• r 'S l t �': �t t/.; :.t'a z1� � 1\(fill` ! � t � .. f r` ! t + � t..,.�r t �� :., fi 1 � 1° y`►��1r,�!}'� � +SY �'�� '7:1 ^. ,�{ '•,��•il++ .,.r i. y ;..` ;,� �'tityl \5: +.: t�i� Nr�1,t I"i}r•, REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL/ REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY ACTION NOW-MI511'18;'1991 --- - Submiti-A to: honorable Mayor/Chairman and City Council/Redevelopment Members Submitt by: Michael T. Uberuaga, City Administrator/Agency Chief Erecutive Of ceer,..�-W— a:bara A. Kaiser, Deputy City Adminstrat conomic Development* Prepared by: �buis F. Sandoval, Director of Public vyorksr/E CIL Subject: OAKVIEW, NORTH HALF STREET IMPROVEMENTS; CC-771 APPROVED - CITY CUi11 I 1/ I I? 191L� Consistent with Council Policy? (XJ Yes ( 1. New Policy or Excapti Statement of Issue, Recommendation, Analysis, Funding Source, Alternative Proposals were requested from qualified engineering firms to prepare street and storm drain improvement plans, specifications, and estimates for the Oakview, North Half Redevelopment area. RECOMMENDATi .Ne 1. Approve the selection of Walden and Associates to prepare plans, specifications, and cost a-timates for the subject project. 2. Establish a design budget of.411S,000 (this will include the consultant agreement of $104,300 and $10,700 for anticipated Change Orders). 3. Authorize the Agency CImIrman and Agency Clerk to execute the attached consultant agreement with Walden r.nd Associates for a fee not to exceed $104,300. ANALYSIS: The Oakview, North Half area is a t 70 acre section of Huntington Beach, located southwest of the intersection of Beach Boulevard and Warner Avenue. (See Vicinity Map attached). The region is part of the Oakview Redevelopment Project Area as defined in the Redevelopment Plan for the area adopted in September, 1992. Existing streets in the area are without curb, putter, and sidewalk in most locations of the project. Street pavement is in bad repair, needing major improvement or actual replacement. Storm drains need to be extended and upgraded to eliminate local flooding. This project will correct these deficienc9es and also provide improvement plans for the Keelson Lane, Elm Street interface. Proposal. to perfo; m this work were received :'rom seven engineering firms. Four of these firms were planed on the short list and interviewed by a committee of three staff people from the Public Works Department. Walden and Associates was selected by the committee and is recommended to the Redevelopment Chairman. i.t4+t1 rvv L r C 4�,, �12t1. .J: (r�. { +lt• 1 , r ! r.( r �' (ij o Ar 11 � ;: 1% j'i li�tlY �.�k ( t ` / \ r ••r a �4( (�� `1(! �t �.,tt �t ° 1 t ,•, ( ,: ` ! -'l l., t,� ry f:1t;r.. vi a r. �JA �A,k i A V��N !'. C'{ `ry rt�irr •r r < tt. ��{� �� ,' ��+f r ,t{:.� t i , t , t • , ! I, , ..>'1 s tf 0 , yR� ti��.l F � tr i t ✓ ,�` i ! ;lr t /✓' rr � r +ft, tie A� 7 r t,.r r � 1,� ( 4, , , � y �•, rii•1J G[ � ii , ,1t ! f 1" , } r la Y!r !4� iSl, Frr,•, .� �;y{ � I,x}' � i tt � '� \ �, xrj F �i! t•. x xt +�i t t!! if ,' t� �t �4 Oakview, North Half Street Improvements; CC-771 The proposing firms and their fees are: 'ASL Consultants, Inc. $I54,814.00 Centennial, Inc. 174,644.00 Emerald/JCA 127,798.00 •HDR Engineering, Inc. 161,496.00 •Norris—Repke, Inc. 117,700.00 *Walden and Associates 104,300.00 Willdan Associates 10:,880.00 •Interviewed by Committee Ft1N ING St)LtIiCEs Oakview Redevelopment Project Area — Street Improvement Capital Program r-inds as approved in FY 91-92 budget. Deny approval of this consultant and request additional proposals. 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Ll�i�� t � % j •i\a),II� 1 t � a��, !�x ��:+ t q lii �t t � 1 t5 > t � t i ttt Eli � ' � t•�y tits S�� ,V s�^ 1 rr 1 f �. I 1 1. "a•" it tljtTlt�1 } t V �v' -•;y� � irh 7t s tr y t �`�� ttt t1 1 � �1 t s.i „� ,v � j( i�1!`�(��' 4� �i�i ��tl�f� i)�. Ilk '_�� 1�1�11�\S'St, Yit �ftf,{,.}� i i.i• `^. •^! i .j''ff ^li { ls`i�t�la�}Y'�2 a11�ry 2��Nl s �a{1�1�t's i•s�,��ti ova?..`•. `r.i;'rls It r 7C";� t t 1tr�l�"')L2. t Yt 1�' a t •`I�• t + jJy�y� 7 s t +4r� r } r sp v t y�1�Sl�r;1�la3iiP;.1 q{ ri 1?v,r,. t f � � • J � t i. i Sr� `rii�.l �`+21'i, ��n.��"Y�t ►i it�lt�` r tl �t { <f tSr SS r , J �+ r r r•j t 1� rf:ti` ,JI + ,� ` j XL$QF CONTENTS Title PGA 1. WORK STATEMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2 2. AGENCY STAFF ASSISTANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3. TIME OF PERFORMANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4. CCMPENSATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5. EXTRA WORK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 6. METHOD OF PAYMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4 7. DISPOSITION OF DOCUMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 8. INDEMNIFICATION AND HOLD HARMLESS. . . . . . . . . . 5 9. WORKERS' COMPENSATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6 10. INSURANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7 11. CERTIFICATES OF INSURANCE; ADDITIONAL INSURED ENDORSEMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8 12. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 13 TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 14. ASSIGNMENT AND SUBCONTRACTING. . . . . . . . . . . . 8 15. COPYRIGHTS/PATENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-9 16, AGENCY EMPLOYEES AND OFFICIALS . . . . . . . . . . . 9 17. NOTICES. . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 18. ENTIRETY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . 10 �L1,,1�+ ya i YY$ Yid l - t 1� •t +1 + \ 1 1{r1�1 �� +Zt�� ftif! tt��`��;,i }�;t� `r �� f � e3tY i r L�l�ra�✓'i +' �� .�� r 1, ar•t 4� rl L. +,++ v `t� r+S. 1 +� . tr r .; .q�I +�,{ litr "1I� t 11�4 r�}I~t �. ,� rv��►��a��,��1 N' t ...J yv rtE ar�� p1 �•+tFt } y f��itic hlf�`tl ,� }' �� 1 f +c:. 'r c, ii• � ' t 4 ,. ia'r, i �4 i i4 a a { { r 1 �% 1, +i S. �4it SS(� `'�o+i e>l>; I �, ti� rill <, ' 1;:.' ,, i P 1}•l� 'j i `!; -�1 tC!//t%yifi'ij •,7 r'n!� (f 1�•�ii�J.. i� )': �1 - 1 ,41fr, jr4( ( f�2i i, . i3>,' j ., �' �� i',ay• �ttt .tt ' iLL'v111 ��} 4� ci 1.1� a i ,i 1 i \ i �c t S. 1, �,�..»>j til i�yt�. �, PUBLIC WORKS CONTRACT BETWEEF,THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF HUNPINGTON BEACH AND WALDEN & ASSOCIATE& FOR TH1 DERIGN OF STREET IMPROVEMENTS IH THE ORKVILM AREA, NORTH HALF THIS AGREEMENT, nade and entered into this r 1$th day of Noyam at , 1991, by and between the REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY 'OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a public body, hereinafter referred to as 'AGENCY," and ORANGE. COUNTY WALDEN, INCORPtIATEA, dba WALDEN a ASSOCIATES, a California corporation, hereinafter referred to as 'CONTRACTOR.' WHEREAS, AGENCY has solicited bids for a public works project, hereinafter referred to as •PROJECT,• more fully described as the elesign of street improvements in the Oakview area, north half in the City of Huntington Beach; and Pursuant ha documentation on file in the office of the City' Clerk, the provisions of HBMC Chapter 3.03, relating to procurement of professional service contracts, has boon complied with; and CONTRACTOR has been selected to perform said services, NOW, THEREFORE, it is agreed by AGENCY and CONTRACTOR as follows% 1. WORK gT&TM= CONTRD.CTOB shall provide all services as described in the Request for Proposal and CONTRACIVR'S Proposal dated August 30, 1991 and letter dated October 28, 1991 (hereinafter collectively 1 ilY"�' i 4• f 1 ,l � 0. � Itr ir'r � ',i'/lil\ i�1� I.,i , �,'�' i 1 � � li li! i �11 1 �� ,� �� ii , �� t��ltf3� { �}.•� "o,.ty."ii{4/a� k f 1 1px ,.•- 1�., �t';'t� ��i3 ..• ' � �� '!'i tti 1 t�� C,��:r>sjry��x�(�� Li��:{ 1 t /�•µ t s ` I V-itk'F, �1{�lr/•! l t•1f f�)rl{Y� tit n tJ1 , t I1t , 1ti� �t r � C r •, I q r�1 Ij .^f•� C'rrjNw.rtt .y rti�y��t. ,ri t,)) i , tt, tt r! �1 ♦ %rt�i /lei )4i (i r`d. �l •$� ,d rt,t, <• �}T2y1 !T f 'r , r , e ,r \ '� 4! i ' f }\ 0`� �� 71, { � , > referred to as Exhibit "A"), which is attached hereto and incorporated into this Agreement by this reference. Said servicea shall sometimes hereinafter be reterred to as "PROJECT." CONTRACTOR hereby designates Davits L. Walden, who shall represent it mud be its sole contact and agent in ali consultations with AGENCY 'during the performance of this Agreemar.t. 2. AGENCY STAFF ASSISTANCE + AGENCY shall assign a atafr coordinator to work directlf with CONTRACTOk in the performance of this Agreement. 3. TigOZ PE O,QRMA= Time is of the essence of this Agreement. The services of the COAT►AACTOR are to commence as soon as practicable after the execution of this Agreement and all tanks specified in Exhibit »A" shall be completed as soon as possible after the date of this Agreement. This schedule may be.amended to benefit the PROJECT if nrstually agreed by that CITY and CONTRACTOR. 4. COMPENSATION in consideration of the performance of the sorvicea described in Section 1 above, AGENCY. agrees to pay CONTRACTOR a fee not to exceed One Hundred Four Thousend Threo Hundred Dollars ($104,30J), plus all expenses reflected in Exhibit "A". 5. EXTRA WORK In the event AGENCY requires additional services not ,';icluded in Exhibit "A," or changes in the scope of services described in Exhibit "A," CONTRACTOR will undertake such work after receiving written authorisation from AGENCY. 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', rs t :A. �t r Y� 3 4: 77 ti I q/ gaff;lf1�r11 ,�� •��xe'.i ,.t J 1 �l t t i3 ! ySl�jy j,��i� Rji;t! . i-0 1; �f r ! r r � r, r t I , St, y i' >t •A �•' p r�r Tl•lllxi t/ 1 b I r i', 1� i r '� •, Y, 1 �{ 1�1� f I 4r\' �:+'MJti SSit !1 t ,�} t tfGyf •i C 9 R �sl�►��,�, 3}y ,/ t � Sly r i{ �J tj t� e� : Yt 1, tlttJl ��'ilirif•1)1. r � r 1 � ttr•r+, ,`? i 1 1�1}! It � ': r 1' �v S s IJc� t �1 � ! 1 (�'y�, �'t Ji14y. ' ! .ti • I t t t. Lfp' `�2l�Jq(r til fJ 11 iCi 1 � � 1 ,r•.., , iitiilttti t'; 1'':+ will i'=r �ldF• � Jvbr�1♦fS'�rflr., 14 ,� {{1 �� V itY lil j`� �� ♦ �lr a1�I-��f r /\, `��/3! t.1•.t 1 f � r' a i +2 tC �� C� ''� Y(Y � r.3 f., .i, compensation for such extra work shall be allowed only if the prior written approval of AGENCY is obtained. The Director of Public Worhe may authorize such additional compensation in a total amount not to exceed ten percent (10of the amount described in Section 4 herein. 6. ME.-ZHOP OF PAYMENT h. CONTRACTOR shall be entitled to payments toward the fixed foe set forth in Section 4 herein in accordance with Exhibit A• H. Delivery of .fork product: A copy of every technicalt memo and report prepared by CONTRACTOR shall be submitted to the AGENCY to demonstrate progress toward completion of tasks. .In the event AGENCY rejects or has comments on any such product, AGENCY shall identify specific requirements for satisfactory cpmpletion. Any such product which has not been formally accepted or rejected by AGENCY shall be deemed accepted. C. The CONTRACTOR shall submit to the AGENCY an invoice for each progress payment due. Such invoice shall: 1) Reference this Agreement? 2) Describe the services performed; 3) Show the total amount of the payment dues 4) Include a certification by a principal member of the CONTRACTOR'S firm that the work has been r ' performed in accordance with the provisions of Chia Agreement; and 5) For all payments include an estimate of the percentage of work completed. 3 7' •lilt tl 1• � '.d t ,43 ft 1 1'�7 � t� 1 • -• 1 i I \C { .� \�� ,7 fit+ .� 1'� nnu �/• 1l ti tl 1't'?t, r3 }rt4f j 1 i'� f ° r { I1.� �� dy�4>ti �� ., j'1F 3frJj� f� r't f 41 • ~ � , •.. t 1 i ',� '.i �?�% t�z` A t i t Y.. ., ?u .4 .ltik r �l;�rif; � t ;.�i..t... 1: � i:`,1t.r � 'i r. •,.`vVxt �.a• �, �a �VL' tl �F r ', ( • + tJ K4 lit »+ i ,p �•� �r t \'i'1a 'i ��A �s f �,tt �' t � t rl R �t' �. r , r a �l i +a'��i1i>';f4•rt.�+.'�% "ly �. ( �ltr , F 1 �• ( t 5\ /+t .Krr SJ r-� "Vi q}i1s�;" t ,.: s: ': ..;sr f!t t` 1 tt , 1-Fd ��• � 1 1i a to t - r ftt, A 1ta!• JY, �. , f , /,i , � t ,,' a t�i'• ►\�� 1 t/ ila.,F , :. , _,. _„ v .-i.Ej .r 1- . I Upon submission of any such invoice, if AGENCY is satisfiel that CONTRACTOR is making satisfactory progress toward completion of tasks in accordance with this Agreement, AGENCY shall promptly approve the invoice, in which event payment shall be made within thirty (30) days' of receipt of the invoice by AGENCY. Such approval shell not be unreasonably withheld. If the AGENCY does not approve an invoice, AGENCY shall notify CONTRACTOR in writing of the reasons for non -approval, within 3oven'(7) calendar days of receipt of the invoice, and the schedule of pr*formance set forth in Exhibit "A" aha11 be suspended until the parties agree that past performance by CONTRACTOR is in, or has been brought into compliance, or until this Agreement is terminated pursuant to Section 12 hereof. D. Any billings for extra work or additional services authorized by the AGENCY shall be invoiced separately to the AGENCY. such invoice shall contain'all of the infoL,nation required under paragraph 6C, and in addition shall list the hours expended and houily rate charged for such time. Such invoices shall bb approved by AGENCY if the work performed is in accordance with the extra work or additional services requested, and if AGENCY is satisfied that the statement of hours worked and costa incurred is accurate. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. Any dispute botween the parties conct3rning payment of such an invoice shall be tr9ated as separate and apart from the ongoing performance of the remainder of this Agreement. 4 .6 tl t Fta ,{a.t t s'�r r 'fir I ♦ , ,!`', S L t. 5t,I' �.ta(,� SI Vi A--- ��' \tr ) / A Y t, la �tt. a, : tt • f�' fiy t t t \�4,q; 1 1,-`` Cot tit r ,+��':.�t�y} .ti G y tr /fit .i„'• �•�a+rt 'r ! r ) 'rVV VN+ • K r kk' r� , r �•3y l t. r j� r I y.., ( rl r [ / r 1{ !i :Yj`f cry / tRr Y � �q�i , hl vl �y✓w .I .if r Iff '1 >; r yr -) t?Yr vIt `} F{ 1 1:11 11{ t �f /�4'.,i a .♦i t•;f tiiS1:J.'jra )t t/r r ..ut•i' 7; ilk !d}f.� r 14�. ,. , k r ,.. r r .+.. A L r ., ,hriii a 7. DISPOSITION OF DOCUMENTS CONTRACTOR agrees thct all material's prepared hereunder shall be turned over to AGENCY upon termination of this Agreement or upon PROJECT completion, whichever shall oarur first. In the event this Agreement is terminated, said materials may be used by AGENCY in the completion of PROJECT or as it otherwise sees fit. Title to said materials shall pass to the AGENCY upon payment of fees detbrmined to be earned by CONTRACTOR to the point of termination or completion of the PROJECT, whichever is applicable. CONTRACTOR shall be entitled to retain copies of all date prepared hereunder. B, JAUM TFICATION_AND HOLD itAM&F S CONTRACTOR hereby agrees to indemnify and hold and save harmless AGENCY, its officers and employees from any and all liability, including any claim of liability And any rnIl all lossec or cost►; arising out of the negligent performance of this agreement by CONTRACTOR, its officers or employees. 9. WORKERS' COMPENSATION CONTRACTOR shall comply with all of the provisions of the Workers' Compensation Insurance and safety Acts of the state of California, the applicable provisions of Division 4 and 5 of the California Labor Code and all amendments thereto; and all similar state or federal acts or laws applicable; and shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless AGENCY from and against all claims, demands, payments, suits, actions, proceedings find judgments of every nature and descriotiot:, including attorneys fees and costs 5 1S.7�ii }�7v y�r � 7t1�� t• vE 1+ ,�� \, i r ' ,i:i:�1 i rti!I Aa )l,.; ?;r(•'i , i:/1 ��.•i T !�J •• lyl t r - Yi �r _ 1� j `/i r• � l�jlp+ t•. r , S r tr f(!A r r "r �I � } i. �r r/rty�f•}I } ll�/ t ,J[. t i r r I ra ) '1+1G 7 S ( �t 'fly\t'S i' Y.�a. 'p �f"��i,K Y! ! 1 S� a ar ( t•/ r t�' a/ s � t, �� f1t�,f (}f r 1 Yf r , f I t ✓ � j 1,+ f� �r �.t� } at r �+1wi2�.'i�� 1 t.,l:, =ftS't'�fi. f- .r .�+�t/ it t •��i. !�. •,r' r�,��C%i �t)�laSr 1:. 4`Lt� a:'_'d�C'�ible!-lt. presented, brought or recovered against AGENCY, for or on account of any liability under any of said acts which may be incurred by reason of any work to be performed by CONTRACTOR under this Agreement. CONTRACTOR shall obtain and furnish evidence to AGENCY of maintenance of statutory workers' compensation insurance and employers' liability in an amount of not less than $100,000 bodily injury by accident, each occurrence, $100,000 bodily injury by disease, each employee, and $250,000 bodily injury by disease, policy limit. 10. IAA In addition to the workers' compensation insurance and CONTRACTOR'S covenant to indemnify AGENCY, CONTRACTOR shall obtain and furnish to ASEULT the following insurance policies covering the PROJECT: A. Opneral Liability 1nsuranco. A policy of general public liability insurance, including motor vehicle coverage. Said policy shall indemnify COVERACTOR, its officers, agents and employees, while acting within the scope of their duties, againat any and all claims of arising out of or In connection with the PROJECT, and shell provide coverage in not less than the following amount: combined single limit bodily injury and property damage, including products/completed operations .liability and blanket contractual liability, of � $1,000,000 per occurrence. If coverag6 is provided under a form which includes a designated general aggregate limit, tha aggregate o' �'3 ,��R:r \At r.Q ��•h t �iG lf,.r r {r f♦ :! r t.;: tt r ,t ll 1 Y y I`\;ii 't, rt � �� } i S N tad /•r t t s r j+�t "�` t �. r � 1'�r�y \�Y�. t• 1 �4� )) )IFt '' {fit S t rI 'Y ' ' 4., Y`r`f!j'\v ,�'�+r•1r(��+�'tGrty`Yt �•�rt �;��r��`�nt Vl i..t.I lal�I (��iI 1 r (� i\� r �' 1 Y• ��i tit ��h��{'\ �r�. n �S i :t)i n >, t �t1a t� f ! *r � s rr t r.• r� iX�1 S{� Pi ��1�. ��r Y. 5 \ + .. Y• cG i � '� t y r u t ti ,IQh �+, �s fr t¢iA a 4k` ;�Q{Y �r.:'sS ,,eta? �i"r1 r1 r t 4� r.St s ,S 1�' i / s'Yr s t!'i41t1 +'•iK rG t'(.+`G�,�{�ly� ` i jl "All t �� t ` 1eel�rRY� t�\ ,t f#tj\• s1 t �. ' t, t s r 'Y1 ` s , t i_r )` .isf1 1� s1� tit fj f:+i,`t� Yr ., Gtv} I\ s � 4 + .+ r •. i i �, t G '11' Gk � 1Y �` ! ( � dt I >rr t -; { , � (U 1 - • jar �ll'f •�•{,��} G 4 'h�H,i,j }�'T,p �,�♦? \ R, �r�.lY��`F , �•f tic � t J 1!! G ttG Y ��"" , �� , q� ! t r �"��►/ t ,�„1L 1' 1 �tltl�� It S/ ' -. )'✓ •a1 G t si + t . s < i � ; r'h a�� t1 � Yt�t*ai �'� Y Q '€11 � r7 j t t r! lYC al •te d 1• j a'•1n Y t` �u♦ t j � �! �� 2�r1 1t�.G1t ;t � l r .`<JX i 'i *" 1 t �t—:} •.\a1 ; �Itrt 1 4G�I rht� !�� 7t �`41�r' ati4�t f t/}: ,t•:� , s s f; '•y ). '' t ' s i�,,,,t� YZY.'(s�#�,�, ( t t � j r��l � lrr t' i 't r � r�r .i lr fii{rr�rw�•r,.r r 1�. {� i.t ��4a ryt a itrt il' � r r l �: F.. i �• t rr r!: f @j �2 Y S� �S�l+t Y('�,l��r�� •2r !(� r r c � t Cy i� � .�r �.r,}��,rssffr�J4y� #+S}'AY'1?'Sy+Cl1Pri� c;y �'{hIa11 -S �rL j trf t.jr �tr 1'' 9. I.t rGl t1rF4 r ({{•, `. qrr r�? f r. r r \ r i ' f r ! (F ` '%Syyy..lr , Y(!y�{'i �f�l rF f %t itrJ r t, �t rr `{ F•t } t.t r �• r[iil :�' t�j�'lri. pi C '1 irPzil+� frI' �v -Jk, lr ' �s2 i r 4 i+i f • i , ,! j t �� ' � l t r r d 4 r F r Y limit must be no lass then $1,000,000. Sold policy shall name AGENCY, its officers, and employees as Additional Insureds, and shall specifically provide that any other insurance coverage which may be applicable to the PROJECT shall be deemed excess coverage and that CONTRACTOR'V insurance shall be primary. B. Profeggional Liability insurance. CONTRACTOR shall acquire a professional liability insurance policy covering the work performed by it hereunder. Said policy shall provide coverage for CONTRACTOLYS professional liability in an amount not leas than $500,000 per claim. A claims made policy shall be acceptable. 11. CEATIFICATEB OF INSURANCES ADj�j,'TjQjjAL INBURE��$�$ , Prior to commencing performance of the work hereunder, CONTRACTOR shall furnish to AGENCY certificates of insurance subject to approval of the City Attorney evidencing the foregoing insurance coverages as required by Sections 9 and 10 herein; said certificates shall provide the name and policy number of each carrier and policy, and shall state that the policy is currently in force and shall promise to provide that such policies will not be cancelled or modified without thirty (30) days prior written notice to .AGENCY. CONTRACTOR sh"ll maintain the foregoing insurance coverages in fcrca until the work under this Agreement` is fully completed and accepted by AGENCY. The requirement for carryi«g the foregoing insurance coverages shall not derogate from the provisions foi indemnification of AGENCY Btf CONTRACTOR under Section a of this 7 1 1 It �irt 41 .i F.f'; 4r� ix t�, 11, Sr+o ':� i�r"`r)4ti}�,�I IN `i'��7 t t �.7 r r4 rl fi,r VZ i trri �� fr t ,){tr\'t 1 i +k1� , Y i� �� t ' { � t f�tc i. t t � 1' � i � � t) � �ri'�� t; )+� t ��f Ij�N•'q 1,• k_"F'�,��++i(�1l1 �( J l \ t .r, r r� J r1 tisV �� {� ii' �{�. T l ty'72 `��. ! r�� t �,�. rfi i,l }r ` ' C •gip a 4r t r sj�� f1 ie F+r�S ' i �� !� Y/•r M V rZt r �Lc ifr ,r 14 �i 5. \ � ti . L 0 11�\ >�' ' t} F �•'' � +' rr5 ' , I r 3r s lr r{1 � j )t%v•, YYI ��Y). 'i^ '} ��+�� 2�%.�f � ��sit �rt 1 r ,i r �Twt� ' �� r ' t.r' 2f AY ��`. Y r e �VI,1��►� i Vlkh,,, A •.,i.l' ><� ,�; r.i ,t t� rVc r 4Vl i\� Y r i s �fi j .�1,L .��j rlj/I. Y c t t r r rC �S � 1 7 it ti • : , 4 j, '', t� +', i ,V, � •y , +rf !i rY 1fZV�• J '' 4't"r rit�r au '�% rtrr�,+r t � \i�` (k'�)'Sirr ,/. ii .ti'. �ti r\�\,��.t�t +k:1 `r rV f{i f t1r ��r` 'i. �r � r `� ••�t4+A,��r� Jn��Z;,Y�t l' I f V•lY7N .L" � s �' I 1_ ! `ii asp fir i ti t ,`rl r t� ON ?t�k t+ty ,.sty : >~SV it 3 Trk/? 1� 1 , yt,.�'\ ; �:' I � •! •�tt 1 �+ j: 1. ''1`•' .•�nr!Mrlehdl..:_..........ratv.,J�tawN+eu�etsr�.:�rt.t ln:r�IriEv.•sv.•. t- �: •. •.rd•• ,.1r�: hr ttt'ri!YaYrrs"�elmlt/f Agreement. AGENCY or its representative shall at all times have the right to demand the original or a copy of all said policies of insurance. CONTRACTOR shall pay, in a prompt and timely manner, the premiums an all insurance hereinabove required. A separate copy of the additional insured endorsement to each of COWMACTOR'S insurance policies, naming the AGENCY, its officers land employees as Additional Insureds shall be provided to the AGENCY Attorney for approval prior to any payment hereundeT. 12. !NVE.V&jMl4T =BACTDR CONTRACTOR, is, and s!iall be, acting at all times in the performance of this Agreement as an independent contractor. CONTRACTOR shall secure at its expense, and be responsible for any and all payments of all taxes, social security, state disability insurance compensation, unemployment compensation and other payrull deductions for CONTRACTOR and its officers, agents employees and all business licenses, if an}, in connection with the cervices to be performed hereunder. 13. TERMTtiAM oe .!.GREEMENT All Mork requires hereunder shall be performed in a good and workmanlike manner. WENCY may terminate CONTRACTOR'S services hdLeunde• at any t,me with of witlout cause, and whether or not PROJECT is fully complete. Any termination of this Agreement by AGENCY shall be made in writing through the AGENCY Engineer, notice of which shall be delivered !:o CONTRACTOR as provided in Section 16 herein. 8 v....:.., e * I r:1 1 "W,W%,WN ji1kgW Ti ;.. ? �ti�`,;Irt��1�,y�yr r:�'�t! i ,1 �, !•rf ' + I �.t+'�v � �� + r� t��C•(lti� , ,tt t.. )t it F��r�, (4 �'� ��i1t f 1 t i ;tit+��f�.,�' nl •� �,' r r ! Z 1 +1'rl '� 1, '�, �:'� � 1 a �• ;;� �r�c•,�� i} r ` ,jv 1tl T�;.7 a I �Y' yi,Slirl �{,..!Yi ,fi � !' � ��.1 ��r i r ' �,tt � r ,/f ' � '�.e t r/�t• t �S t�l �� f�1X �, r.Yi X,}titd,itf{l�f�it t 1�'.f !'�' 1 1t'!r 1 t �3.rtJl� �i }•I)¢ rr1�� p% r1 t,Y 'lw t {{{f.-•if f �`I Ir jr:s 111r, t, , `. 1� -1l a ,It •�,f?t /ail �Y t { ` 1 �. i` \ tl r.' 4 �/ 1•I.fll �. 1+=1t L ht• ,1 •14 F , 1 • 1 �a I r i�1! 'ors P,' er'g1ylyt°a 14. ASSIGNMENT -AND SUBCONTRACTING �ti; RC`4�if;`i This Agreement is a personal service contract and the �fir�t supervisory work hereunder shall not be delegated by CONTRACTOR to any other person or entity without the consent of AGENCY. ri 2� y�,•i\ � 3,{, '. 15. COPYRIGHTS/PATENT$ CONTRACTOR shall not apply without attorneys consent for !•fir I' a patent or copyright on any item or material produced as a result of this Agreement. 16. ACIEN YEES AND�iEF1—I11I+S CONTRACTOR shall employ no AGENCY official nor any regular AGENCY employee in the work performed pursuant to this Agreement. No officer or employee of AGENCY shall have any financial interest in this Agreement in violation of ('AjJfQrnia Government Code Sections 1090 et seq. t t! 17. NOTICES ;+ Any notices or special instructions required to be given 42 t , ►t`t'`► in writing under this Agreement shall be given either by persona] v 1� '• c4 #�► ;`', i �_ 1r delivery to CONTRACTOR'S agent (as designated in Section 1 hereinabove) or to AGENCY'S Chairman, as the situation shall ,t warrant, or by enclosing the same in a sealed envelope, postage prepaid, and depositing the same in the United `'S{i�S�' xTtl States Postal Services, addressed as follows: 4 TO AGENCY: TO CONTRACTOR: Michael Uberuaga, Chairman Javid L. Walden Redevelopment Agency Walden & Associate City of Huntington Beach 1CO12 Cowan, Suite 210 2000 slain Street Ir'fine, CA 92714 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 9 °y • '� ,'si.��t�� eli4��1j.+�$ pgpq r.t y ' ' ttll2A {'• ` 1 y ` f . f .S � �! � y/ � ,� E It q," ycr' fl �• 'sjt 4j r +t •y a �/ t t rt S It' 4rilrf ! / I FI M ,t+j icy kV �Ff tit 9's11/%�,tt ('£ (� ryF4�...�:r{..�.r.i}ihss ±i L`.^.. r��i �A. ji 'l,�1 1rlt .y',ti 11 j,Sa 'ri! r.it t.r .t �_}.R i.�.i�.i.�h'�,V.4_'a dJ�.Y�.•l;f;,f`.42':llllli., s rt 4 t a '"%1 ri tr; � � 1' �"r 1;^� � '�•�tri ri r j .,_._ a rtrf iti:.�..%,{t :JYairrl`/fot7�i>a t i ,.... 1 `.•a t t ,-:.1 .- : yi 18. ENTIRETY The foregoing, and Exhibit "A" attached hereto, set forth the entire Agreement betwoea the parties. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be executed by and through their authorized officers the day, month and year first above written. ORANGE COUNTY WALDEN, INC. REDEVELOP.'+IENT AGENCY OF dba WALDEN a ASSOCIATES THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH By: Its: 1711 - t-77 — Its:— �f6ufil pal corpora ron f t e ate of alifornia irman ATTE � APPFtOV D A Agency Clerk gent} A o ney'-*- \Z �1 R WED AND APPROVE NITIATE AND APPROVED: Executive D rector Director of Public :corks l 1- C. •-,q l 10 -71 r i(/ .R� �, f � t i a1 �; +' Z 'E, fl�l f r ' t r_ r f r� E,� , ,�, �? +{t�• t � s .3pTr.�;t rr7 r��lj �t i�lYr to Y�.� ��ri t Alin! r r, 4•,k i �r t' +1 rV !t4 r }i;�t !{ r,tl r }(\ 1 !tit a ti t �� ,t � a t•.-ai }, li: iiflS f" +' 1 t illt �Iti�` srt; �I�. _ .J• t4'i! {e i ;`} % I Yt j t f?f i a rtY r r r1, }�►t i c" ti / �k {i1�' tf .t ! RE'<,t �t 11 , )�a YY f17 i T7 •`A rcctt t�` rY iJ 1 r >t t, t ,fi t• fai3 4jyki� , 'Its�ii! t Il ij ilf 1l l tic •t A��1 �M,r{ t ; F -ii' *y�.ist •rr ;�-•�. t � 4s LT t f t �j irfi 7!� t. t v� Y ' s t ::!` J J ^`�' s f ti•ii Ij41 it/♦ �.r '{!.. / e ..., :. ' - - � � ', ..• '�'{ '.! (.." 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SANMAL Pub110 Works D"mment DI(NW (71416*6431 LtMM OF TRAKSMTTAL Tv: ♦ �A t �Es Date: 20 T C• t E 1z4— Project: iz i t SAP GC= 1r1� Gentle5--mm We are sending herewith ❑ per your request ❑ street uprovemen: plans '` "? > ❑ parcel map to%,Iti2� ❑ record trap ' :'; ❑ ccnttract docueents ❑ under separate cover ❑ by mail ❑ per the r&-(tmst of ❑ corrr.sportriertce ❑ estimates ❑ legal descriptims _I f7 e-rading plan t-, 14 r_ , . \ h 1;,D?l1 U A f V . For: ❑ corrections []your file D approval []your use []distribution [] your information Ftonwrks:�J3Y1L1slE'z' 2- /-,� ►? _ �P �� A By: LC: W" Ni •ik11; J i°} '�r'` r t"tt �� 4 1 '/ tt i'] ✓ �.,t er" ]" tb r" f!•Il z 7Lt' ! �t j ..,1 + F ':� ` ' } �� ,"� tn4�•/ t S is c C' ttt� ltl� 1 w 1 14L 4 +- ti.�F Ati=l�y c1 11l al t c �'Ki Ki;.j i il71 " t t h!' ?�, 6 V � i t 1 • i ]c 1 f t't � A�' w,Vy� ��?tr l �t� i� `t'\t � ' ! � � z •, +! � " t!'] L lil� �+` 1'�jitF1(t 4t !''�I � tn• " t c.`' `11 " Il I j`l " i t ;]l(ii t]'t``t�� tiiL��' 1 �f �;'1 iLt t t ►r `t,� �� i i';' •1 I '•(i t t ! i!,., i. 1. �♦ *�^ R, ` ' ti •F� " i��fi tt'I. I.1t ~v t 1�i t,t .t , t T , •.'ITV 2. r i r ALDriH & 18012 COWAN, SUITE 210 • .IRVINE. CA 92714 7141660.0110 FAX:660-0418 wmM$SOCIATES p'.IL ENGINEERS - FuN!IrRS -LAND SURVEYORS October 28, 1991 Mr. Tony Folaron, Design Section CITY OF HUNTINOTON BEACH Deoutment of Public Works Engineering Division 2000 .Viain Street Huntington B:acb, CA 92648 RE: Oak4mv, North Half Dear Tony: {„ ; I� In our interview on October 7, 1991, you asked if we could provide a fee for additional services consisting of: 1. Provide topograpbic mapping at l"=100' scale for the Beach t 1 Boulevard storm drain drainage area outside of our proposed project , tCl!' 1' topo. s r A1,� 2. Provide for hiring an appraiser to make appraisals on those parcels T, t needing to dedicate street rights -of -way for street widening purposes in this project. „'>` :.iiu respect to Item No. 1, we ubtrined maps frog drainage area contributory to :be Beach Boulevan can provide 1"6100' topographic mapping fee tha for a fee of $1,700, With respect to hiring an appraiser to make al +. dedicate rights -of -way. Based on information fur. it is our understanding that there are eight (8) i derlicatioui to widen the streets. Based on eight s _ pe: parcel to provide a current ,tandard appraisal This fee is our best estimate at this time based of The time line for completing the appraisals is 60 c identification of the parcels in question. Our CnL. and a legal description and plat of each parcel. Tl " Real Estate Senims Denartment for their use in ,I OFFICES IN IRVINE AND S I; you showing the general outline of the sterrn drain. Based on these maps we area outside of our project limits topo Irnisal; on those parcels required to shed by you, but as yst unseen by us, xccls that need to make rigbt•of way i parcels, we anticipate a fee of $HOQO cr a total fee of $16,000. conversations vdib several appraisers. , ys after notice to proceed and specific: ' ed product will be a current appraisal I s information will be given to the City r rtaining the required rights -of -way. rt ,. I DIECo r , •• Tl1 fl 1,� J •[ 4f ' ,r y,' , h (l:y ,1� P(tr°. •I � x ,'i naz.�;4' JS�:vntx:..i_1 V)k s ', Mr. Tony Folaton ' City of Huntington Beach October 73, 1991 .t+ll.I Page 2 I bAv'e rttached hereto a rev;.cd Fee Pivposal to include these two additional items of work ► ` !�l i�T. -y, bringing the total fee to $104,300. If you have any questions, please give me a c; ll. ;; t Sincerely, Dodd L. MIalden DLWfjsh 0939-202-1 I Enclosure •,(' `•` �,(�+7515�'NLir'i} Il\l. •.,'. .,, t { - ,1-;1„ + 1`. ` S,,:� l 4Y.•,�,y� 1: r.. � 1 , 1 ur+' •, `` .. +•, ' `� '`LLQY.3Y;1):'c-7!Ci3:J.�"•a i�+ f`.I. '1!%��' ''' l .�;�' ` • a/' '1Y"�� ...... .t . .>._ ...r�.:,!��u,� + iF 7 r 1 i 1 WALDEN do ASSOCIATES FEE PROPOSAL IV to I FOR •> OAKVIEW AREA, NORTH HALF CITY OF IWNT1NGTON BEACH Walden & Associates will complete the work outlhled herein and 1:)vofce client monton .' a percentage of completion basis in awardance. with the ScheJu!e,af Professional Fees �+ ��++ee . below. Any work authorized outside the scope contained herein will be a000mpllshed as L ` TAra Work" on a Time and Material basis in aocordaoce with the enclosed Hourly Fee + Schedule. •, ;'\ ok _ '�sj�l scg riDtlon Professi ual Fee r u j, 1 Site Review & Research $1,700 �c 2 Tqw Map & Join Inforniation (1) $22,2W 3 Precise Plan - Elm Street/Keelson Street $1,900 tr1`i !t 4 Street Improvement Plans $16,500 ie jr t 1{ 5 Hydrology & Hydraulic Analysis $3,500 x 6 Storm Drain PL%r s $5,000 7 CaMans Plans & Vertiitting $1,000 • 1 _ 8 Right -of -Way P1aWhfapF $3,900 9 Well Abandenment Studies & 1ahbits $1,000 t,1 , 10 Well Construction Plans & Permits $1,701) 't ` a 11 Cost Estimate, Specifications & Bid Documents $5,000 - .12 Soils Material Testing $6,400 ' I 13 Construction Staking $18,500 Y 14 Appraisal (8 parcels) (1) $16.000 ;t Total Fee $104,300 Progress billings mill be forw.udcd to the Client on a monthly basis These Wings wr71� include the fees earned for the billing period plus all direct costs advanced by Consultant The Client sholi make every reasonable effort to review invoices within fifteen (15) working , i days form the date of rmi t of the invoice:, and notify Consultant in writing of any p Y particular item that is alleged to be incorrect +. jr F, (1) Rev. 1028191 S ! �,'1� r �. i, i I I• cFerJrlotnn�strstnr 5 '!''� #r}(' .t iCJt:.-.M'Df,.-� r-. ,..,.,..... I r...., .1•",.p..t 6-'"•, •. .--.... .. r1.•1.•.�n',!,Y\'14wf14gWfw•.L M17i{Yi�'..T„fR tTl yJ+�•'�� i 1 s!!y r d';> Y Ro, � .y ,1 i f yacfmc 1 J+'.. rr,.. '!i•�r i \�L k>`; tt it 7 F •�f+ `rY �t 41 , I I it ��11111 F PROPOSAL FOR OAKVIEW, NOWrH HALF(CC-771) CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH Augast 30, 1991 Submitted by: WAIDEN & ASSOCIATES 111012 Cowan, Suite 210 Irvine, CA 92714 (714) 660-0110 Contact Person: David L Walden R.C.E. 19402 �Aw 41`44 1W M A 771 4 -, ' � it �4 dJ_.s:�i!'.. qt ,, :,�_-:+ t ., .i .. .. ... ��,-... .,. ... u. ...... . LJ.tt u' i , •, Ll ALDEN & 19012 COWAN, SURE 210 • IRVINE, CA 92714 r -. ^ CS OCIATES 714/66"110 FAX:6"1s V„► CIVIL ENGINCUS— PLANNERS —LAND 3"IVEY012 1' 7, r ! •. . August 30, 1991 Mr. Tony Foluon, Design Section CITY OF HUNttNUMN BEACH 7 ' �.; rtepaitment of Pub"Pu6"i Works ` Enginrxring Division : A J 2OW MAID Street Huntington Beach, CA 9264G ' RE: Oakvtew, North Half, (CC-771) i( { Request forAs7posab IV ` Dear Tony: r 4: Walden dt Associates is pleased to present its proposal to provide professional engineering servieea for the of specifications and to + p.-cpsration plans, estimates nece nary advertise and ` award a construction contract fcr the street and drainage improvements in the Oakvkw area. Our proposal is intended to be a full service professional consulting package J consistent with your Request for Proposal dated August 1, 1991. The contents of this prcpovd remain effective for a period of ninety days. Your desire to achieve a four mouth Schedule from start to complete design requires a firm with good hands-on management, high quality technical expertise, the ability to create opportunities for solutions, and to coordinate various activities and third parties in concert with one another. Our proposal demonstrates, through its text and schedule, an ' understanding and importance of the car4, identification and solving of problem areas as y well as proceeding in a multi -faceted a ► roach to achieve our oars. Walden & P 8 !P Y 8 Associates' long term experience within the City, its relatiormhfp with staff, and Its history of successful similar projxts provides the civil engineering and surveying support needed to complete this project in a timely and professional manner. We appreciate the opportunity to be of service to the City of Huntington Beach and look ' forward to assisting you on this project. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions regarding our proposal Sincerely, +� U David L Walden, R.C-111, LS. I DLW4sh 1t is Enclosure - .+• OFFICES IN IRViNE AND UIEGO , SAN '{ 4 �C •pi +�1,j �2 �t� r J. a tb` � V I /•-.ltl.f i��iFY�%jt�r�'� iJ�?t� "•� !� { 'I! � � ,u r tr` �':2k e � 1 �rt ,'� t �C.�i� rlttit�� 7 �� r t� r♦{q�rl 1 F ' t \ , tl { c r 1'ii �j t r+t ' ! 1' i \�{1�1� !1 l 1 ! t r} L 1 •V• ry •r. :Jt+till rzi��,� l• � Y�ft rltth r21 ,�j 1J t�+.� )' 1 ,S It yt``r� }/ !c�?1�4t! 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Based on �• the "Scope of Work' referenced in the 'Request for Proposal" and onsite visits there appear to be a number of issuts 'hat could significantly impact this project from a design and �;f;�.,.►rj` " timing point of view. Cur Scope of Services and Proposed Schedule will address these in more detail but generally we see the following major issues: 1. .be majority of the site appears to have been developed many years ago under criteria different than today. The most significant problem seems to be many areas of nnsite drainage from lot to lot and from lots to streets. The garage and house finish floors appear to be marginal for drainage not taking into 300ount a future curb and sidewalk build-up. We see the unsite drainage issue for a large number of lots as a major challenge to this project. If die onsite drainage issue can be r X ;, 1 adequately resolved the street and storm drain design appears to be reasonably W lY $ PPS lY routine for a street widening condition. s g 2. We do not know at this time the Ci 's intent on the Elm Street/Keelson Street cul- 3 t de -sacs. Our proposal addresses either a cul-de-sac or through street alternative- r� Hrmrnr, we see the potential for a schedule concern because the Precise Plan of Alignment must be processed through the various City departments and governing agencies for appro%AL 'Iris approval could have an impact on the timing of design and construction plan completion and approval. Our Proposed Schedule has trade an allowance for seven (7) week City processing cycle before it would interfere with wr design schedule. The Precise Plan approval needs to come at, or before, t,Se end of the City first plan check of our plans. 3. With the City furnishing the required title information and reports for those parcels needing to dedicate land, we will prepare the neceARry documents, legal% sketches �.t and coordinate with the City's Real Estate Services Department. However, we see the potential for construction delay based on negotiations and acquisition o: property by the City, Our recent experience with the R.E. Services Department tells us that ibis process is not time>y and should be made a priority item by both the consultam and the City in order not to delay construction. Our schedule indicates this is one of our first orders of business. 4. 'rbe City's ticsired schedule of four months for design completion and approval tnay be impactel by Cal -Trans in obtaining an Encroachment Permit. Our schedule indicates s0mittal to them at the same time we submit out plans to the City for checking. We have gi%vn them 6 weeks to respond in a manner that can keep the desired schedule. This process should be made a priority by both the consultant and the City. 0 I `u �'�SSC+1XCIAT/S iTN�'1 + Ali tlr, ;:ri v .i•i' �'�l pity ,Sri fi' '+ t� 1 '� + �. ' + � Y �, (( i<<': rS t, �`. it r � Q;1(�� 1 s' i rft�. 'r` y i� :i r J { ,. i f, • rr tt .. 1 � i ' tr 1 ti?►`lit + jf5='� C(� �a,�,t i-.1��,/1 t:` i,� f��•;! ,s + ..., � ,: .,.'t,r. �xt� t� .. ,,. .1 t Ir iT4r�.tils`�'��IJ. +. �'td v.. 4_•.N. ,.+,�jir .1? •. e. -T.^ 'r lr. ! .I:J '. S. i\�` '•3i/.nY �i/•�ntiYi�.,vJ E.1 E'~ J �f jj1 . j, , t� j ,, +,i; , r - �. r �� i 7y� f>•t ry '.1t N L7-st� ,S t•, l rn�' f � r ! '7 ri r iYi i.. I t S. Although we don't see the water well and private water systems abandonment as a major item it should be addressed because of the third party approvals needed Depending on the timing and their approvals this may, or may not, be a constraint on the schedule. 'Ibis item ir one of the first orders of business as shown on our schedule. Walden do Associates, through its Scope of Services and Project Schedule, has indicated that the multi -faceted an roach for concurrent plan design, processing and approvals; willw be a key ingredient inthe suecm of the project. Our technical competence in both civil engineering and land surveying, our ability to effectively coordinate many ongoing concurrent activities and third parties, along with our proven track record in the City of Huntington Beach provides the City the type of consultant they need to aggressively pursue this project to the successful completion. C.IW SAXWV3AKVWWM 2 um VTVMQ,m ` d n t {,•1 tj��•: F , i r ` I `.i t' i r t ,, t. yt ti 1< { C1i` 7, ;�,,\�i l+t1� 1+r�\�.! J �Jf,. r S l �� ', �j\ sry•��/ �}� �, i (ijt 1.4 } 00. r-vyc�Jx,\?�r�f�� l+ or �1�, 3{ t F, �•'r t x . ♦ � 't >> tic Rrj ,� t 1 , 3� t•{Rtr' r'Jr f t 14 tf, 5,�-ta 1 ' t rti�Sa i t►ilJ 1�;+, r , fi ti t r�l t ;I JtSltt r%.{?tqAli f c��, �Oi��Sl�trl►s t ! 1 .� 1J - , ,' ' 4s , t� Itj ! j� t, �^S !�a ti�r {. •. ,, } r � + t' , 1 i{,>•; �1't t { � 7 c + e r t '.; ' i ; {Q1.lI VT �fxf�'S ' 1. '\�';i 1'i j: f7f!} '. y, tl 't� � �,{ ,, ;�,, 31t ,.��„t �t •' t ,i,r :1 1+'r ' �+� ry�r'id�� rr+ S'; ,rjj tt !T, ll �1 r r rl> ♦ J '' i i � l�, ,. , t\ S. t! { V, �\A`ir�4$�� Tt � t, �t�A"\ ti 1 , .•,ili %.,� ,}\ , rlG fir /i r �p �� t� �\ tt;t1'f l�►+ t T t�' ;t1, t +' t,r tr , , e t Sr�i��`6{ill{J�t 't 'S '"} ,, "f rt t {'r�'�t ,• F :, ' 0.63�.'1,s'1,.s1-�L`i�':)l�f/s,i:;T'j1�.:,' J, I a J t, SECTION 11- SCOPE OF Ta5k We will conduct a thonnigh field reviews and reconnaissance to discern with an eye towards problem areas and existing site conditions potential 4r design criteria. 'Ibis site review will allow us to direct our surveyors to areas where additional field location and elevation data should be observed and documented. We will research available City plans, documents and drawings for this area All available plans and cal-viations will be obtained from in 9 CaMans regarding Beach Boulevard and the storm drain and drainage f Cypress Avenne. All utility companies will be contacted for plans of their r; facilities in the project area. The appropriate districts and agencies will be contacted regarding private water service and the existing well. 71e County 1 Surveyors Office and the City will be researched for all available record maps, right-of-way maps and drawings. The City will be researched for centerline ties, field notes and bench marks. Task 2: We will provide a 1"=40' scale topographic map, prepared by pbotogrammetric methods, of the entire projxt area this map will primarily be used for the hydrology study and as a base sheet for our field survey information. Our surveyors will provide centerline control on all streets and from that will locate existing improvements for design purposes. Areas of rtrx� visible concern will be detailed. This sate survey information well be plotted �;, x�'r•r1, y , +.+ on the base sheet topographic map and used as the basis of our design. Our , � + 5at j�,k i`y �'ti• t: field crews utilize the latest in total station: with data collr.:tw that allow direct computer interfacing and plotting. ►'?tt;*�54ei ,} t;��,��s'''t,w a Ili* 3: Based on our field survey data, and title data furnished by the L ty, we will prepare a precise p'an of alignmeet for the cul-de-sacs on the Elm Street/Kcchos Street interface. Our schedule shows meeting with the City at the very beginning of our work to determine the City's attitude and design parameters for this work We will provide for either two cul-de-sacs or a �'} <y�'t►�sf,� "1w'r� through street. We will process this plan with Planning Department for approval. As noted in our 'Understanding the Scope of Work" we feel that I i chi ) in needs timely response so that it doesn't impact our design schedule. ' Task 4: Baud on the results of the hydrology and bydraulic study, we vo prepare k oil: ►�s+i preliminary street plans and detains indicating al►.ernstives for design and w `t drainage. We will meet with City staff to review the alteinatives and to select a final design approach to the steet improvements Our project manager �� r` t wmake a presentation to the pu: k and to the City explaining the may, i� i`�!+�r�`�, ill background, methodology, alternatives and recommendations. The final r street improvement plans will be complete construction drawings indicating all surface construction, removals and relocations. Tuirely responses for the i, yyam• S,o , `ifi i �t various utility companies will be necZed to keep our schedule. ,i CAM 10 IAMWIVY" 3 ssocurss -, 4 1 �� r 'r �i �� ► l y[ii C L ,. .. . �t l► r � f {It 1 tt _ . ,.. '• ti a\J��fr 11 y 3 Mgt e ? f�r�'r�V t . t r ftii 71 r f I r �lr �N ,>a ^!�� `�Li,j ' •� Ir �r ��jij � . � i 5 1 ! t( rsrit � SLitt� � S ri ir t° lin7'° t Ytijrt {r}i`'. • j', J ' r ! r ��, yj M5 c •;�> > r r t,54 al• 1��5►J ti �' �!1 i 1s �i 7: t � r tS t-,� ' s , s. i t r �� t r r , °a�iL ti r�� qr a• ��l I' il� �� l4��,.�,r t,- ` i` ri�•t.� i sil �sl �. f ' , , r�� r ' 1 L{ (s l� r r� � Yr s� }t�{y'�` ri' , t . }.,.+5... 1. ; i ....�.,..�•v.1r........;. ,, �; �.[aLtadJLMb't�.i:rlJ. . r Tank _S: Using the topographic map and survey information obtained in Task Z we will prepare a hydrology study and map for this project area. liydraulic Y c calculations will be run to check the adequacy of the existing storm drains, t s size curb inlets, and to check the surface street flow. The hydrology study WM Identify onsite drainage areas of concern and will be the basis for =r drainage solutions. As we noted in the previous section, we feel that the solutions provided in tbi: task is one of the keys to a sua:es9ful project. T. ¢: Based on the results from Task 5, we will prepare storm drain construction F" drawings showing stores drain extensions, connector pipes and curb inlets. We will provide for separate plans and documentation to qualify for the CDBG program fundw Task 7: For any work done under Twk 4 and 6 that is within CaMans rigbt-of-way, we will submit and process plans and catulations for an Encroachment Permit. Again, as noted in the Section I, we see a negative impact to our schedule if these plans aren't developed, prczessed and app shred in a timely manner. The schedule makes it very clear that if we don't restive Carlhas wmments within sit weeks after submittal, there will be a delay in the design of this project. The City will be the applicant for the Encroachment Permit and will pay all fees and bonds. We will r-ibmit all plans and process with Ca1TYans for a pumit. Task : Based on title reports and documents furnished by the City, we will prepare the required right-of-way dedication plats and legal description for those parcels required to make a street dedication. We wilt coordinate with tLe City's Real Estate Senice Department by providing documentation. The previous section highlighted 3 potential delay in this project if the required right-of-way is not negotiated for and obtained by the City prior to start of I construction. Based on our working relationship with the R.E. Service Department on other proj-cts in the City we. can provide the appropriate plats and legals in accordance with our aggressive schedule. TAILQ: Based on information furnished by the City and the Orange County Wate: District, WE will prepare the studies and exhibits to assist the City Staff in i' their presentations to the public for the abandonment of the existing water wcu. a71 - ft, r�l �k 100: Using the studies and exhibits approved in Task R, we will prepare the construction plans for abandoning the existing water well and the existing ptiva'e water rystems. Connections will be made to the Ciq' water system for thes- private systems that are abandoned. We will process our plans with the Orange County Water District, the City and the Mange County Health Care Agency for their approval and permits. The cost of any permits will be paid for by the city. 1&t•ccer rr c%wmwcwtioaxvrew.tar 4 MInFSOCUT91 � s A` �tr� j� ter, r .'• i�r tr + '', 5 \' .s j} �tL..'S\;, r`5 � j 5 r ios tic !� { r •L .)X\` 11 t• err ,, t �.f, 1 , if T la1 t t 11 , it 41 ` t f ��_'L „r t�l„ i, , a, �. : _ ' •..' ' 1 � } �a j it r , tty�a �Ycr` � �. � i � `.r 1 ,, : i , f ",, i n, ',. S� �Y��;I�t! �•e. �+ j( 1155..E ' !.+ �t ',�, , , � i`•SS jr�'T:� 1�Y M �t.,.7 �$rS��t +L: t.;: , .. (tt=. r� 1 ..,, .-�.—.._ it��BYLi!Of4Yl1��A'�1�119�L7i�11�{91TT�•; -� ,)1.:1 �1Y Task 11: Based on final plans, we will prepare a detailed construction cost estimate for all work shown. Construction specifications and bid documents will be prepared based on the City "boiler plate" specifications with us supplying the Special prowslons section. We will provide the City a printed set as well as a 'floppy disk" of the construction cost estimate, the specifications and the bid documents. `4ILik 12: We w*A through our soils engineer, Gr*Soiils, Inc., provide for soil testing to � establish roadway structural section. The City will provide the appropriate T.I: s for our um kecommendRdons will be wade for existing pavement to ' 1 be reproved, overlaid or replaced where appropriate. del j : Walden & Associates will provide for the required construction staking to complete the street, storm drain and water well abandonment improvements. Specifically, we will provide the following: 1, Tie out aU centerline intersection monumentations found prior to start of construction. 2. Mzrk for removals of sidewalk, curb and gutter, asphalt pavement, driveways and private improvements within ultimate right-of-way. 3. One set of stakes for the water well abandonment. 4, One set of stakes for connector pipez, catch tasins and lo^„al depression. t 5. One set of makes for storm drain linen. p'��' `•^ r 6. One set of stakes for curb and gutter construction- ; it j;,s; 7. One yet of stakes for cross gutters, if necessary. iJ 8. Field 000rdinatlon, surveyors calculations and grade sheets Y `+ i AlD[N t ` ty7Y►SIWLW0ARV1EWliV 4 .i net'MfI s� ,1 QTliRf[iai:+ZtMf1F.rA'��1, f r Is _31Rr ry Y��'�' ,a(tit }t','�,t�'t , t?.� r `•'� � •, `, ` `11t S � � O4`. `�a�a x yr�{.4�� , +• � t + � ' } ` ' 1 j i 1�4 , It 0 V �t ac,'�i (�4 t • it 1{i sl tt7,i.(. «�sl4rtlJi 41?j Rlaliit !c4 t�tt ,�„ ret ; S ? <}�r5pt� 1 � y..ti f5' t �. �3., t � Y ' •` t. l,it �i IJY {'I?fr''f' .ft�..: i � Wj, ` S1 y3s' ay� 4 `t;.r >�• C .t� lilt u+, , }Yft !} r , �'; ','.i .',1 `a}+1J 1� JA SECTION IV - PROJWr TEAM ORGANIZATION CITYOFIiUNTINGTON BEACH Engineering Department Oakvlew, North Half (CC-771) WALDEN do ASSOCIATES David L. Walden, R.C.E., L.S. Project Manager CIVIL ENGINEERING David L. Bacon, P.E. Project Engineer Naftalia F. 'Ricker, B.S.C.E. Engineet/Designer Darrel Smith Engineer/Designer Peter Sayasane Drahsman/CADD C1M?J 11CL�1'AMV I EW PRT LAND SURVEYING Paul E. Reichardt, P.L.S. Project Lane Surveyor Jeff A Walden Survey Coordinator/Calculations David W. Couch, B.S.E.E. Computer & CADD Systems 7 Survey Crew %MAiS.SSOCSOCtATL7 i X ` it - ^r --- ^• asnasrlh7N �,t (,�i �t �i' t +Sr� Ylt; i � 1 � ++ � `•'. j , y�ua �.1, t � � � i•��t iZ f �r �' Ti l .r fy�1�1 i �L� P''�t .y tP. 1 \, t}t 1 s i r .• 'i's + 3 J 1 , sl ` J(vj� �i,•. 6l�f}'{ t' " 1\ rti a A tti sS 1 4i j..'r 1 � ia �: ,t.A . i Y �-� ',1 r� +it�1 ft� }ti,il f f r ,� �(•. _ ! rr ' "'4,Y t;','' • S f . : 1 1I irk it ;Fr,Ir�I�i'Lti�Qe�.7:'i�:ir3,i�iTVT+:.?.�.�i. t •s 1+ i x DAVID L WALDEN, R.C.E., LS. Project Manager q. ��ifi ltxperletrce: Y, y G David L Walden is it Registered Civil Engineer and Licensed Land Surveyor in the States of California, Nevada and Arizona. Mr. Walden has over thirty years experience in all aspects of civil engineering and land surveying and currently oversees the company's professional services in the fields of planning, civil engineering and surveying. Mr. Walden t has participated in most areas of civil engineering and land surveying for both public and private sector projects throughout Southern California. z : ,•,, Professional services have been provided for a wide range of clients consisting of City, ` County and District agencies, school districts, churches, military, oil companies, architects, landscape architects, railroad co.,panies, and every kind of private development project. Mr. Walden has also ►Teen retained as an expert witness in both the civil engineering and land surveying fields. I Some typical projects in design, construction, or completed include: Yi , �, ��►� ! t,) y� „ ,r, ��' Preparation of the 800 acre Holly/Seacliff master plan of drainage, stover, wager, reclaimed Water and arterial street improvements. Onsite development design is currently underway for residential, mixed use, and commercial projects. A close working relationship with both the architects and landscape architects has been developed to insure a continuity of image and environment. RedevOopment projects in the Cities of Huntington Beach, Pico Rivera, Commerce, •+��7t ,?? v� , �: lt� ; Colton, Fountain Valley, Brea, Santa Ana, Culver City and Pomona have been successfully completed consisting of commercial, industrial, office, residential and public Works projects. Land planning, infrastructure engineering, and onsite dev-elopment engineering has been provided for projects such as The Missions Planned Community, Aegean Hills t ,� ,1•�' s 1, (`l� `h Planned Commurity, Southpark, Seacliff un the Greens, Beachwalk, Pacific Ranch, 1,44 South Bay Estrtes,' Frecway Business Center, The Marl;etpl,ce, Clauses Center, Redlands Research Park and The Gateway at Otay International Center to name ." �.. a few. Recreational projects such as Tewinkle Park, The Coast Highway Bike Trail, Clubhouse V at Leisure World, Racquetball World, the Olympic Club at Coto-de- ttj�iir��i Cana, the Seacliff Country Club and golf course have presented unique opportunities for our varied services. wig ,1 {t ►torn k i ' 1 _ ifF l C1FPJ19X.VA)AXViLWM S `SOCLITLS :_�� i'R t i• ' a, �.tc+ :'•:its .Z+ l� �, �. �IT�''T'w'�F.Q��`�e.'k � : i� ti 1 rA" s, 1 , 2 M�� 4 ;!,r1�, �.., S� �111 I t �ttll t l t i ' i( �� ►' 1 'yr � , t 1 i Ir > 1 , 1 14 \rr �� .'I{1t.el\• 1�'3 f:�Ie rt.��.,.. ,III7I .R �t• .)`�� ..''� ...��ilisrf�i�,4`I�i:6�k��:�il .... Institutional and military projects such as Cortez School, Page School, South Coast Community Church, Christ Presbyterian Church, Samoan Church, Church of the CrossroaU Trident Base Officers Club, Battalion Officers Club, 4-N.C.O. Clubs on Camp Pendleton and the El Toro Officers Club have utilized our Ems many disciplines for their successful Completion. Reglstration: a Civil Engineering California - R.C.E- 19402 Nevada - P.E. 3533 Arizona - R.P.E. 8815 a Land Surveying California - P.L.S. 3347 Nevada - R.L.S. 3533 Arizona - R.L.S. 8907 Eduction: a A.A., Surveying, Fullerton College, '1960 ,.l 1968 (Night School a B.S., Civil Engineering, California State Unhersity at Los Ang • es, (� ) a Master Program Civil Engineering, California State University at Los Angeles (t 213 complete) a Ongoing technical and business education proresslorsl Affiliations: a Fellow, American Congress on Surveying and Mapping a Member, American Society of Civil Engineers a Member, California Land Sur,.Tyor Association • Member, State Director, Chapter Director, Past Chapter President, California Council of Cnvl Engineers and Land Surveyors c,-\WStWLW0AAV(MIW 9 i� yt t a ,� t :,� , •R t 7,\ k,.:�:�i9��'i+�'!4j►t .:i:,.t+ f 4d.,x:.',..:' xrvt��,+i�i?�i }t l�w�il, ytliS,;irt ♦.i t \ �S +t .Mi _ R Il is t f. VwSs i sscn►tse l , �, r .,., t ?,' nt t� fit• t , " a , ff7' Pat h,.ti, 4y w•t tij z l yp rc Sr lr +! r � y� ,;t + (• „�a 31. fit, j. s r r � �' IYM , f ' ,Y F` .aff5. ... if _►...,.._.. ..y.4 _ �S.f...a:+:a..,.z�..cwlM�.i;4Y4LiYlli' - - - ►..;,tic "x, I 4 DAVID L BACON, P.E. Project Engineer Emierlence: David L Bacon is a Registered Civil Engineer lu the State of California with over ten years experience in the design and project management field. Mr. Bacon is responsible for our civil engineering department and his duties include client interface, contract preparation and review, tral*1 and supervision of civil engineering personnel, project coordination and scheduling, technrml applications, quality control, and the preparation and supervision of public works and !end development construction drawings. He has been responsible for the design, project management and coordination of construction ,drawings on numerous projects within the City of Huntington Beach along with other Cities and Counties. Tbeae projects range from single building to multi -building commerciel industrial sites, residential development, parking lot layouts and additions, and parking structure site design. Mr. Boron has worked very closely with the City of Huntington Beach staff on numerous projects, both for the City and private developers. Some typical projects include: The coordination, design and processing of the improvement plans for various phases of the Holly Seactiff Development. Various projects throughout the City of Huntington Beach including Pacific Coast Highway widening at Main Street along with the onsite grading and offsite improvement plans for Pierside Pavilion and Pier Colony projects, City of Huntington Beach Main and Walnut parking structure, Town Square project, Seacliff Country Club parking lot, various phases of Seachff Estates and Seacliff on the Greens, Pacify Ranch Project, and Seacliff Office Park. Currently working on the Scapoint Avenue extension to Pacific Coast Highway along with associated intersection improvements. Registration: • Civil EngincerinS, California, P.E. 40496 Education: • A.A., Santa Ana College, 1979 • D.S., Civil Engineering, California State University, Long Beach, 1982 Professional Alllllations: • Member, California Council of Civil Enginerrs and Land Surveyors i Meml-er, American Society of Civil Engineers Ili ...nr.t,...e.....•..•..s,.,ee 1flASSOCIATES ' `+ t 11'.4 to :t?' , � i3•:i3 t •„ a': 3) i,lt.; ; t�'. � � ' , r . ( r `, �"k;i • „ . rr-+.�atk lti y:'�`�9+ 11;f�`.i ;1t � � a�•� ,F'�.��r .r • ;lt� ,Af s , � i ; /a �)!'' i 'f�i!✓\� r �r s� if r , ,s•. r I 1%i u •L� Lt✓ a��11 'i n 1 '✓ii ilk ✓✓� ,, f r i � �, � ti `rid+ �,� 1R A.�Er; JY �'1 S (• ,3 5 i r. •�� 1 .rv7. �J� �� k, fjj��il. �jJ At)'Vo,y+ 11.1 lt r 1\ri.^1�` •' J��, 4 , .� � 1� 1= � I � 4� ii 1 i � 1 � -> t� t i�,tt r ��i�'� , •1 , 'r � \`R (•':. ,1f , � it _ l i ``, { !LL r � k . •� S 1 t,.FA11M�jq � •, ;- ,{ �,tt it ; f t 1 I y •.c, s. 6 ;� tilt ��I!`�4�►Y��i'K`:�4°7r�Y4�,�ta��ila�s. S, i.. �. .. ,. .:•.e ... '.. f, T)) q IJ 9 NAPTALIiA F. TUCKER, ILS.CL Engineer/Designer Experience; Naftalis F. Tucker Is an Engineer -in -Training in the State of California with over two years experience to the design field. She has been responsible for the design and preparation of street, sewer, water and storm drains {fans, along with residential, office, commercial and industrial developments including grading, water and sewer systems, earthwork and surface improvements. She has processed projects and coordinated with agencies and clients in Ventura, Orange and San Diego Counties. his. Tucker is experienced In the use of City accepted Civi1CADD and AL-S software. Some typical projects include: Hydrologic and Hydraulk Study for the Holly Seacliff Specific Plan. Design and preparation of Ellis Avenue Improvement Plans between Edwards and Gothard Streets. Design and preparation of the Gothard Street Realignment Plans (currently in progress). Certifications: • Angineer-in-Training, XE073633 Educations: • B.S., Chil Engineering, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, 1989 Professional Afi111ations: • Member, American Society of CMI Engineers 0 Member, American Public Works Association lC1N'rS1in[A1OAKVIE•Y Y" It AISAAMTN it -INSSMATO �Rjf ` Ilf�:tf , i i7`1i 1 - r, .{i t, Vie, 1-•��t .l1•ir .E l , r •:i��' ;Y� ,� lfP, ,t 1 � tf1� • 1 S {, t-;�l�r,L' }( f�7 +�+�1 i' , ;�, li ` -r rr r.•, '�f � F i' h ;`Z�><'r F t iY� z�>;r,l�t ,F ii �� •. t �ti ( �'1.i'`rzi�' ��• �; �� 1ti�t ��f� �r� r r !S �� t� ��S r rp F'f�tr �� jF��, �� j7 fir, yy y� L �i+c.'. 11 r iS�t�'t�. `{ � `' t L r •. ii,t ` '? � .1:{ci �r i � r "�,� [t.IF�A;, },. )�r I` i•n r� ., t �,� �� - � .Y, yr ,t � -rf �a t�i�, 1�rr�1.� � tl��A `YI`t ��ji11tttttt tr �� tt a t F,:�tt t�' ti °� T r Y1RiA�' frr�l�} �4'� ff t t 21 1•r o t G S V ,► l t 4 ►,• 9 > !n DARREL L SMITH, A ' F,ngineerNeaigner �. E�rk� s, Darrel L Smith, Jr. has over seven years experience in the dcaign field. He has been ,• ti�•,1 reaponsble for the design, preparation, coordination and processing of improvement plans `f for public work, residential, office, commercial and industrial projects throughout Southern California. His design experience has included street, sewer, water and storm drain plans along with site grading earthwork and surface improvements. Mr. Smith is also experienced In the use of CivilCadd softwsre. k' Some typical pro}e h include: cDesign and preparation of improvement Plans for Seapoiat Street Extension to Pacific Coast Highway, including the associated Highway Improvements.. Design and preparation of Garfield Avenue Improvement Plana between Goldenwest Street and Gothard Street. ��l tfi 1�,w ki�l }irt Aid in the design and preparation of Lakewood Residential Grading and Improvement Plans. j t Design and preparation of La Palma Avenue and Imperial Highway Improvements .t in Anaheim. {' ,'�'y Design and preparation of Jurupa Residential Grading and Improvement Plans. �j�, Aid in the design and preparation of Grading and Improvement Plans for Aviara l'1i ; ;J Country Club and Planned Family Community, Carlsbad, California.�� J Educatlons: N�{ r; i t i ! a Attended Arizona Stale University, Architectural Design Sr Planning ;, ' ,� > , �.` � + r'r,1'� a Graduated from Phoenix Institute of Technology, Architectural Design & Planning i a Attended Palomar College, Business and Computer Science Ion +: ., 3 C ; 1 ciATJ11pLNiIDAR1TlWlRP WIMSSOCIAns 1'��f{t L,��i'� �_ •� "; �►"4i+c'� viT, ,iTti1 M.i'1 kt S"L' .i��jt� >f ii lir:�. !ti_ .-..x�i4:Yy iati. i.!i� �tr-':R.Ry�tl ` .}�� ' 1 �, r 1 'n i i „r •! �, Ipl .}T t' �� h i< ;t r. r<'i �\ • .., r �;F"�#� J tj \,a ii1 r'�S 'A yLr t1 k � It , ��S N>�r 7�� •,. ijr� 1',t i. ih •�Itli1 , , t•, 't �'�,rlii�;,, � � .� 1 LL rr `., ,�`'�� . •,,a / �Vi+ r ��}rt '� r = 1 f• ,. - •. .. :.. - , �0 1 �i.e J1 ri ' . t ;�� >'{i r �t 1 7 -i. , � L t7�;�y�,f rr . e +y • �� { � -{tr r",�•� I t •1r1 -.. rtt r. �r �' 1 ,4( i� iyi fi tf, -+�'. t tSa�I l� � ,y f �, � `i '.p It A ,;` t rt� ��r, ��j'•�t F ! �':• 1 Ill ti l t%� c i t '•r. i! .t5.- 1 t C,i j ��•, it 5. i itt I ,i s��lri`sa �•r �. K� ..JJ $S•: ;i�j�t♦.. )li rO. IT `,,, w��y `i� i�zt�Y' i ;, 7 4 1 t , �* ,. ' f/ s '.+,� it y��t•r` � •. 3kt l Y 71 'F i 1, i � 1 + G � •, �� r � .. , �� r i4l "IE�f7i,`� .: 1 t,: ' iF 1,.� •` �1� ' =t}' �� r t 7 i'3�'` � Ttki .'�� Itt I rl t � , i , 1 t + '''r r�' tr, t14fF 4, •.+ Y �ti. ti, 1 i ,�➢lZ� C �i +'� Y; + � `F , i°, 1 t i r r -j.>, l7y ' *!'� 'f id tr K >r , • i. 1 i { , i , • i + f Li,t �.,..�� ,ri. .` i ti y r <t' _`, t l ;,. , �� t )' I iY%l rj i 1,+i4¢�'.I. •}�" �,�• )• ��lp�+}r+,�/ r+l+•. �� f 1 +.:, r ) n l t i _ `�_��.f �i 1 iJ� � \4t !.� �1 aj �� 4{�9�� 1•ti `j'�' � t C.' ��lll d at t r � y+�p• I: ,�,�• �,j��yyy� tS<�1�+�,Jt,R `_`• 7 4d• F, k��1i i �t,:�{/ t�-_ •>tit13 .�•'x. !fr^To-!>2v'9;7.Q:i� .' �. } �1�'t lr. �3'. DAVID W. COUCH, &S.M. Computer do CARD Systems �.i i5uperknce: `. As a systems enginetr for Honeywell, Inc,, David Couch led the installation and scA•oH of avy Song Trainer. His a S2o million Air Fora Radar Trainer and a $22 million N t, responsibilities included technical troubleshooting, personnel management and schedule management, Aq engineering manager, he directed the engineering aspects oay co t proposal for $16 million Air Force IMaintenanee Trainer and then led the systems t ,^ design team after award of the contract. At Walden do Associates, Mr, Couch led the system selection process that ended In the purchase of the 3.E 13onad end is es on responsible for all train ng re and user coordinatiotem. He is n He In-house expert on ththe e systemP ahw manages We AutoCADD department and implements standards and customization 1 } projects that improve the efficiency of the AutoCADD personnel. '�;, y • Mr, Couch also develops street lighting design data and electrical load design requirements Education: + j a g g 1972 • B.S., Electrical )rn ineerin , Californiat aliforna State University at Los Ang es, S t F NO �11 {♦�I a`r f t k1,t1 li.4 F" r tr .ttt, .1.� � •1L. 0 22•�� t •�� {tit !� �'! {i. „ + ��1 1 t1 t�jyi4 V�\�141�11111 i'� ,socutrs r 13 fp �) v V _ [f -. r.� ,1� '�\lS•` ��' t t..:y ct11,,, ` ' .1� •�i;,iti��• i ,%'f ir�i�yy'� �1, tt4, r1 �j? iF Aik5(�1';�"F;j,? �.31 F; r4..kri,.K•, t.F: _ .a �! C tt+7't�� `fl � �t •1 4 t.I >:,117c CIS lt`k 4 t �ri ': t } �}Y t ; �> ii� F�i',i �t i , r\ i! �� ; ( � } ` li•,'> � �•"tr t l t 4 +,Zca r, w� + C�i�1�11 'r 1�'!t '' a, `" 1'1 `r' a, i'��)1•`'\i�f' i `�� 4 t t � • raj n , , 11 r � •rk�. • J r, { tvxtq� ,a, i :� It t'1 1 rFrS" �t}�{{xyjj},jjsy 1 l ,yy),� SEMON VI - REPRESENTATM PROJECTS Widening and reconstruction of Amerige Avenue through an old homes area as kart of redevelopment for the City of Fullerton. Join of eldsting homes and drainage key areas. Widening of Imperial Highway and La Patina Avenue in the City of Anaheim as part of the Imperial Promenade project. CaMans, drainage concerns, and railroad crossirg transition key areas. Widening and reconstruction of Walnut Street, 3rd Street and Olive Avenue surrounding the Main Street Parking Structure for the City of Huntington Beach. Widening and reconstruction of Pacific Coast Highway, Walnut Avenue, 2nd Street and Main Street for Pier Colony and Plerside Pavilion in the City of Huntington Beach. Street closure, drainage and CanYans key areas. Widening and construction or Slater Avenue and Newhope Street for the City of Fountain Valley. Widening of Lakewood Boulevard and Carson Street in the City of Long Beach as part of redevelopment area and the Douglas Center project. CalTrans and drainage were key issues. Addition of right turn lane on Harbor Boulevard at Orangethorpe Avenue for the City of Fullerton. CatlYans and right-of-way key issues. Widening and reconstruction of Main Street and Orange Avenue for Town Square project in the City of Huntington Beach. Widening and reconstruction of Camino Real and 15th Street in the City of Del Mar as Part of the Del Mar Plaza project. Widenin$ and reconstruction of Main Street, Clay Avenue and Huntington Street in the City of Huntington Beach as part of the Pacific Ranch project. Widenin andg and reconstruction of Cota Avenue, Blaine Street, Sheridan Street, Smith Street Railroad Street in the City of Corona. Drainage, sewer an,l rights -of -way key areas. Widening of Birch Street and Randolph Street in the City of Brea as part of Brea Marketplace project. Fight -of -my, drainage and M.W.D. key areas. Widening and reconstruction of Lake Street aad Utica Avenue in the City of Huntington Beach as part of the Civic Center Residential project. Brecise Plans for Seapoint Street, Garfield Avenue, Edwards Street, Gothard Street and Ellis Avenue in the City of Huntington Beach as part of the Surfcrest and Holly- Seach-'ff projects Currently workingg• in the Pacific Coast High)vay widening and improvement at Seapoint Street in the City of Huntington [leach as part of the Surferest project. Cr&?J1Wi.WpAXVMW",p 4%%1A1Z,N k 14 WIMSSOCRTES ,�`y li�tl l' fijlty )��ii�l:>ili1;P ,Lis,�r ,y-�:7;.t.fi.:.rv)11 ,... �.`;., •�,, �,,'+dk'; ,t , .•�., ;,41.;.i�n t t j :�- d Sli�v�rt'i rtilt�'Si* ,Y,i t .S El , fqj t � r a1 r nI� 7\.1 �� l ,.,}'a�L`sY.t:.i'�l1 { 3'S�,:1)t •}.�:_ia fit. �.l�. �T '. ,1?..-,tr-, w r 7:•,,e.i ^.r `::':w: �. ae..vr /.ram a...r.,T�-.R f', sS1 \ '•` r 7 Yjsjrt 1,1^: � ~.I Y fr'i t /t 9 , 1•.;: a r' l r f a• I� i ,. , 11.11 4n_ si l'�l_IS rx}' T, fit? t; �`:?�P;�_I. 10/71/9l' .' THIS CERTIFICATE IS I TSUED AS A IAATTEn OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS - NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, . e n c y EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW 200 COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGE eoMrANr LErrEn A . Paul Fire &. Marine-___•- _ . J coMaANY 9 .. . • --- C . I COMPANY C IETTrR 714 }LETTER -American Motortsts _Ins Company _� courunE BAN" nestan Prafotsienals Ins_ 'Co_ Tnw le TU ULRTIFYLIMI THt rUUC!t5OF INSUHAriCL USICV MCLU7Y nAYC OLCM IDDUtU lU IRK- mJYnCY nAMW MUYC rvn IRC rLJLRii renew INDICATED, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REOUIREMENT. TERM OR CONDITION Or. ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH.THIP,, CERTFICATE MAY Be ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HERMN IS 6UdIECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EYCLUSiONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS. ME OF INSURANCE _... -- - 'NUer NUMIEII o n [lt DAY[ WIMTION� _ ti '. ALL LIYR1Ir1 TT10'JaANDB , —_ A UFAERALwlIfUll RP06627218 j 6/30/91 16/30/92 - �2000 COYYEK11L OEERAL LIABILITY IrMikEdAW i ^�Q� -1 et"a umrx ocean . }ia�oNAl i At/TiiE I IN iyi 1000 I _ oWMen B & CONTRACTM-S TROT, I E II of cunRE •1 ! 1000 APPROVED AS T FORU: iIf1E�DAN/��(Mj F -'-! iNiTON. dity Attorn, Y -- �y tY. Att4T�sY MEOX:AL DMNfT (A y pry prrMV, a lOfls DDDuty t !g �. '--� ANY AJrL &MOLE 1 ! - 1 r LIMIT lI .y _• I ALL OWNED AUTOS I .'• 1 l Boblov -, ' ickIJULED AUTOS r i I INJURY. 1 IHJ1[DAUT03 "For professional liab it'y; covaragee INJURY }� jx', ,• NONOWI+EO A6T0! the aggregate limit is she ;total iin- I OAMOELIMirrr surance available for. all covered claims rnOrENTY ! — !- 's• resented_ within the olic' oAMAOE - -- p - P _ JI _P ucEiBwouTv - The limit will b'e reQucETd by payments Ire. :occu�+nEAaa^cO:r¢ of indemnity and experts i'`_! �! -- , OTHER THAN IIYSAEILA FCRY -- • _ _ ----- ----._... - 1 iTATusonr woARLnsp)YFLNlAnoN ------ 9/O1/92 1 l • . O ' AND r' 1000 (EACH ACCIJLNn 3CW235152�. 9101/91I •--,- -— ErKDrus 1000 n 4EASF FOLCY L V;Tl 1000 (osEASE Iw HEYKOYEE� E'OTHER *PL460646 7/01/91 7/01/92 PROFESSIONAL LIAD $500 per claim and in the apgregate *+except if cancelled for non-payment !of premium, 10 days notice given CLlC11!►TNIN OF O►LRATIONLtOCATWNf,^![MCIILK►[tIAL ITEMS , RE: Oatview- City of Huntington Beach, its Agents, Officers Z� Employees are Additianal Insureds on 06neral Liability policy per Endorsement "arm_ A-009 attachee. E HOLOFA tANCELLATIORI CITY OF HUNTINGTON nEACH 2(,00 Hain Street H:Intingtun De•ach. CA 92648 SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE EXPIW.TION DATE THEPEOF, THE ISSUING COMPANY WILL "VM)EXVWTD I IA119-- DAYS 'wnirrEN NOTICE ATHE CE.nT!F r•A- MOLDER NAMED TO THE IFFY; BtlT-HMNffli-T'0-MA!L•9U!H-fM:'1'10E-�t'AtttN POSE 7E010500ATTO rIon .; -t:AB'nTY•cr A*.ir"TcvpoNTH£ccmpxTfrn57lerRTSOP•h!PIIEsIRTTITTYEs. Carol ra nE .I0_ N 1989� i ,ivL� +Iv ;I E 1l 1T l' r I I 1 1• ,Err, • ri 0 I IL s t . , r: , i ��•. 1 1 ! • � , f, ��!!t@�!'f+7r�.t/C>�:i-�Yi'J�� v'�. �+1`f' 7.. r, ��-r.fa�tipclaN!7�'�l�ii4!�i?�i'��tt P.LA.N. ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS ENDORSEMENT , '•� This endorsement changes your Package Accounts For Commercial Enterprises Protection. How Coverage li Changed . There are several changes In your: *Property Protection; and *Commercial General Liability Protection. Property Protection There are tour changes which ere explained below.,. 1. The following replaces the Removal of records section In the Valuable Papers And Records Coverage section. This change broad- ens coverage. _ Removal of records Wall cover your valu- able papers and recoiA'w' hlle they're moved to and stored at a safe plat a to avoid imminent loss or damage,,., 2. The following is added,as an Additional Benefit, This. change broadens coverage. DataOr,Mediar , We'll cover direct physical loss or damage to data or media you own or are legally responsi- ble for. We'll pay the actual cost of reprodue- ing lost or dameged date or media up to $5,000 per event, provided you actually replace or reproduce it. This benefit does not apply if a limit is shown In the Coverage Summary for Optional Computer Coverage. �t7 r a•t, ,,�� f `• The following replaces the Computer break - "A down coverage section In the Optional Computer Coverage section. This change broa- l;;.ti;,.ci*;-,^; dens coverage. damage to electrical equipment, apparatus, or devices, Including wiring. *corrosion, rust or changes in humidity or temperature, if your air conditioning system that services your computer equipment Is damaged by a covered cause of loss., *processing operations, or equipment being worl.ed on or serviced. The loss or damage must result from this processing, work or service. . ;. eerrors In design or use of faulty materials in the deve;opment. manufacture or installation of that equipment. We'll also cover direct physical loss or damage to your data or media caused: *when your computer equipment mechanically breaks down or malfunctions while data is being run through the system. *by electrical or magnetic injury. disturbance, or erasure of electronic recordings. We won't cover,loss or damage caused by anv change in your electrical power supply, such as interruption, power surge, or brown-uut, if the change originates more than 1,000 feet from the bui!ding containing your computer equipment. Computer breakdown coverage deductible. You are responsible for the first $2.500 of prop- erly loss per event for loss or damage covered under computer breakdown coverage. This deductible does not apply to any loss caused by lightning, nor does it apply to any loss caused by or resulting from fire or explosion. 4. The following replaces the Optional Computer Coverage exclusiois section. This change broadens coverage. Optional Computer Coverage exclusions Programming errors. We won't cover any CoMputer br*&dewn eoversge. We'll cover direct extra expense loss caused by programming errors or incorrectly instructing the machine. Iny j- yE physical loss or damage to covered computer equipment caused or made vvyy rsQg b *mechanical breakdown or rh�clil�i lJa Unauthorized instructions. We won't cover tr ft< loss that results from unauthorized Instructions f`` ,,.,. down. ' I from an one to transfer property to any parson qt�t „t' l.�iA` 111 *short circuit, blow-out, or other electnca y �i<< ` ,tv 1N3�i10V1; ji 1i,^ly or place. M. Endorsement ' t PA005 Ed.8-90 Printed in U.S.A. eSt.Pnnl Fira AnA Marino Inenrrnen r n tOQn all Rinhte Paco —ad P.n* of 9 r. r ;i• ijti-tit! �• "re � 1r>` �1) . , , t ,., e: P It's . .. r• r ttl I Pot. ORP06527218 r' The following exclusions under the Exclusions - Losses We Won't Cover sertion also apply to Optional Computer Coverage - *Building ordinances or laws. *Government action. •Nuclear activity. *War. •Delay -loss of market. oWear-tear-deterioration-animals.• •Dishonesty. eVoluntery surrender. *Weather conditions. -Acts or decisions of people. •Disappearance -inventory loss. named In the Introduction, but only for the conduct of your business. However, this protection doesn't apply if the unramed joint venture has direct employees or owns, rents or leaset, any real or personal prop- erty. Nor does It apply to any other member of the unnamed joint venture. • • 1. ,f the unnamed joint venture has separate insur- ance with limits of liability that haven't been used up in the payment of judgments and settle- ments, this agreement will apply only as excess insurance for you. No other exclusions under the ExcIUsians - ?' '3pThe following is added to the Who Js Losses We Won't Cover section apply to'this'" "' Protected Under This Agreement section. This coverage. change adds certain protected persons and - Iimits their protection. Commercial General Liability Protection Person or organization under toWIlset' Any person . .. • ' i - • or organiration who is required by a work There are four changes which -are explained-". contract to be made a protected person under below. "' ' this agreement is a protected person. But only :• " r for ccvereJ injuryor aims 'vgs that results from 1. The following is added. This change limits the•work done by or for'youunder that contract. our right to apply the Recovering' Damages From' ""' "'' ''''' t. ' A Third Party rule in the General Rules. ' For other work done by or for you, or ottier contracts you enter Into, certain persons or Waiver of rights of recovery. We won't apply the ' organizations may be mode protected persons Recovering Damages From A Third Party rule under this agreement with additional protected when a work contract requires that this rule not persons endorsements which provide limited be applied. Butwe'lI do so only for payments protection.*But we'll add an additional we make because of coveted injury or damage protected persons endorsement only when we that results from work done by or for yet: under both agree that it should be added. And the that contract. And -only if you enter Into that - additional premium, if any; is paid when due. contract before the injury or damage happens. 4. The following is added to the Who Is For other contracts you enter into, the Waiver Of Rights Of Recovery Endorsement may be added to this agreement. But we'll add that endorsement tot a contract only when we both agree it should be added. Work co» trad means a contract you enter into for work to be done by or for you. 2. The following is added to the Partnership or joint venture section. This change broadens coverage. You are also a protected person for your partic- ipation in any joint venture with other architects of engineers, either past or present, that isn't Protected Under This Agreement section, This change adds certain protected persons and limits their protection. Retired persons. Your retired former directors, officers, employeas and individual partners or owners are protected persons. but only for covered injury or damage thst results from services performed for you under your direct supervision. Bth. r Terns All other terms of your policy retain the same. 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