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Exhibit A <br /> PROJECT SCOPE OF SERVICES—June 24, 2016 <br /> City of Decatur <br /> 32"d/Fulton Ave. Drainage Review <br /> Drainage Study for Approximately 300 acre study area bounded generally by U.S. Route 36 <br /> on the north, Blaine Lane on the east, Maryland Street to the south and 31 st Street to the <br /> west, most commonly known as 32"a�and Fulton Ave Neighborhood. <br /> 1. Field Surveys <br /> • Pending review of available GIS data, existing City topographic information, as-built <br /> surveys, storm sewer maps, culvert drawings or other existing information on the <br /> topography and storm water conveyance in the study area. <br /> • Assume 5 days of additional miscellaneous structure and topographic surveying by <br /> Farnsworth Crews to supplement available data to build hydraulic model of critical <br /> waterways. <br /> 2. Meetings <br /> � One (1) data collection visit to collect and compile all existing City data. <br /> • One (1) project kickoff visit to meet with City staff to identify critical areas, potential <br /> solutions that have been considered, current projects that might impact drainage, and <br /> perform detailed review of study area. <br /> • One (1) Public Open House#1 to meet with neighborhood stakeholders and identify <br /> critical areas. <br /> • One (1) Findings Workshop with City staff to present initial findings of study identifying <br /> critical areas, undersized infrastructure or low lying areas subject to flooding during <br /> extreme events. <br /> • One (1)Alternatives Workshop with City staff to review alternative solutions, discuss <br /> review criteria, identify other alternatives and prepare for analysis and recommendation <br /> • One {1) Recommendation Workshop with City staff to present recommendations and <br /> prepare presentation for Public Open House#2. <br /> • One (1) Public Open House#2 to present findings, alternatives, and recommendations. <br /> 3. Mapping, Modeling and Analysis <br /> • Prepare CADD base map of study area, utilizing GIS, existing data, and data collected <br /> during field effort. <br /> • Prepare exhibits for Public Open House#1 showing study area and existing <br /> infrastructure. � <br /> • Develop an EPA SWMM, HEC_HMS or alternative storm water model to evaluate <br /> performance of storm water conveyance infrastructure in existing conditions in watershed. <br /> Evaluate findings of model with information collected during public open house to identify <br /> true critical areas in the watershed for discussion with City staff in Findings Workshop. <br /> • Utilizing information collected from public in Public Open House#1 and city staff in <br /> Findings Workshop, utilize storm water model to evaluate alternative solutions to alleviate <br /> flooding or ponding at critical areas. <br /> • Prepare exhibits providing conceptual detail and relative scale of cost for alternatives <br /> developed. <br /> • Utilizing information collected at Alternatives Workshop with City staff, develop evaluation <br /> criteria for alternatives and provide recommended improvements plan <br /> • Prepare exhibits detailing recommended improvement plan for Recommendations <br /> Workshop with City staff. <br /> A-1 <br />