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AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF AN AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FOR LAKE DECATUR DREDGING - BASIN 6 ENGINEERING SERVICES
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10/2/2000
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. �., , ,HO��d.. <br /> , <br />� '�������� <br /> �i���V'�/���9 ��� <br /> CONSULTING ENGINEERS <br /> AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES <br /> PROJECT DATA DATE OF CONTRACT September 1, 2000 JOB NO. 4572 <br /> PROJECT NAME Lake Decatur Basin 6 Sediment Storage Site <br /> LOCATION Oakley Township , <br /> CLIENT City of Decatur I <br /> BILLING ADDRESS 1 Gary Anderson Plaza, Decatur, IL 62523 <br /> SCOPE OF SERVICES <br /> The following pazagraphs summarize the scope of services to be provided. A detailed breakdown of the scope of <br /> services is shown on the spreadsheets that are included as Attachment A to this Agreement. <br /> Existing Site Phase I Study Investigate, study and provide the Owner with a report that determines the <br /> feasibility of rehabilitating the existing sediment storage basin to accept additional sediment from the dredging of <br /> Basin 6 of Lake Decatur. This work includes project administration, project management, data collection, <br /> environmental and engineering studies, public involvement activities,and reclamation studies. <br /> Existing Site Phase II Design This work is based upon the Phase I feasibility study concluding that it is <br /> feasible for the existing basin to be rehabilitated. Phase II Design work includes project administration, project <br /> management, data gathering,environmental analysis, obtaining of necessary permits,preparation of construction <br /> plans, specifications,estimates of probable costs,preparation of land acquisition documents, reclamation studies, <br /> public involvement activities, and assistance to Owner for letting and award of construction contract. <br /> New Site Phase I Study This work consists of performing preliminary feasibility studies for siting new <br /> sediment storage site(s). The new site(s)would be used if it is determined to be more feasible than reusing the <br /> existing site or if the existing site cannot be rehabilitated. This work includes project administration, project <br /> management, data gathering, environmental and engineering studies, public involvement activities, and <br /> reclamation studies. <br /> Phase III Construction Activities This work includes providing technical assistance to the Owner in the <br /> selection and purchasing of dredging equipment and in the training of dredge operation personnel. It also <br /> includes providing construction engineering administration, observation and layout services during the <br /> construction phase of the project. <br /> All of the conditions outlined in City's Request For Proposal, Section II Consultant Reporting, paragraphs A <br /> through E pertaining to the report format, number of copies to be submitted, content of the report,and <br /> coordination of the project with the City will be met. Once that review and approval from the necessary <br /> governmental agencies is received in a reasonable time period, the engineering services will be <br /> completed in time for the City to be able to "Advertise for and Process Bids" for the sediment storage <br /> site construction from mid May 2001 to mid July 2001. <br /> 1 <br />
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