25D - AGMT FOR RIGHT OF WAY ON-CALL

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n Line 107 Fremont to Irvington Project - Completed in 2018 Pacific Gas and Electric Company Fremont, CA Pacific Gas and Electric Company replaced a 22- inch pipe with 8.000 feet of 36-inch steel pipe within an existing utility gas and electric transmission line corridor. This project required land rights research and acquisition from twenty landowners and numerous commercial tenants. Agreements for this project involved negotiations and acquisition for temporary construction easements, easement consents, subordination agreements, right of entry agreements, permanent easements, exclusive easement, side agreements and settlement agreements. Notification letters were prepared and forwarded to all Landowners. Our personnel attended, coordinated and/or participated in meetings with the City of Fremont Engineering, Real Estate and Planning, Alameda County Flood Control, and held public meetings to discuss project scope and impacts to the community. Our personnel also, conducted presentations before the City of Fremont City Council, and provided project management services, acquisition services and quality review services for all acquisition documents. Our personnel successfully negotiated and acquired 20 easements/agreements to allow the construction of this project without eminent domain action. Line 107 Mission to Vargas Project - Completed in 2oi6 Pacific Gas and Electric Company Fremont, CA Pacific Gas and Electric Company replaced a 22-inch pipe with 4,000 feet of 36-inch steel pipe. Pacific Gas and Electric Company required the installation of a pipeline traversing down a sparsely populated hillside west of Interstate 680 and the expansion of an existing substation. Upon researching and identifying the necessary land rights, permanent easements were be required from three large landowners. Agreements for this project involved negotiations and acquisition for temporary construction easements, right of entry agreements, permanent easements, exclusive easement, side agreements and settlement agreements. Project was complicated by a property sale to a housing developer and making pipeline realignment changes to address and mitigate conflicts. Notification letters were prepared and forwarded to all Landowners. Various meetings were held with the City of Fremont, Alameda County Flood Control, adjacent Landowners, and public meetings held to discuss the project and presentations were held before the City of Fremont City Council. Delivered the required right of way for 14 parcels along the project corridor on schedule and avoided the need for condemnation services which saved both time and money on the project. All easements/agreements were successfully negotiated to allow the construction of this project. PROPOSALTO CITY OF SANTA ANA, RFP 21: 25D-1 38 �V✓C0�"e