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<br />• Review jobsite conditions and activities and evaluate these for
<br />conformance with encroachment permit requirements.
<br />• Observe construction activities to evaluate whether the work is
<br />performed in accordance with the applicable City of Vista or Vista
<br />Irrigation District standards.
<br />• Spot-check the staking and elevations of insta I I ed improvements for
<br />conformity with the approved plans. Document that construction
<br />activities are not violating environmental or discharge requirements.
<br />• Maintain a separate red -line set of drawings with notations for the
<br />actual construction of the alignment for review with the contractor's
<br />own red -lines.
<br />Land Development Review and Plan Checking Services, On -Call
<br />Civil Engineering, City of Bakersfield, CA. Project Manager for the
<br />as -needed contract with the City of Bakersfield to support City staff with
<br />development reviews. Services include providing the City with design
<br />review comments and recommendations to provide quality control and
<br />ensure projects comply with the City Standards, City Municipal Code and
<br />Ordinances, Project Conditions of Approval, Tentative Subdivision Maps
<br />(TSM),Tentative Parcel Maps (TPM), City Master Plans, constructability,
<br />completeness, and sustainabilityfor the benefit of future occupants.
<br />Reviews were conducted for parcel maps, final maps, grading plans,
<br />street improvement plans, sewer, and storm drain improvement plans,
<br />retaining and/or screen wall improvement plans, engineer's construction
<br />cost estimates, supporting calculations, and reports.
<br />As -Needed Plan Checking and Engineering Services, City of El
<br />Cajon, CA. Onsite Project Engineerfor an as -needed contract with
<br />the City of El Cajon. Services include reviewing grading and drainage
<br />plans and improvement plans for subdivisions, condo conversions, and
<br />street improvements by private developers. Responsibilities include
<br />coordination with the stormwater manager, Citytraffic engineer,
<br />construction inspector, capital improvements manager, and the planning
<br />department to ensure completeness and consistency in plan checks.
<br />Specific items reviewed include drainage plans, street improvements
<br />plans, sewer improvements, engineer's cost estimate, drainage studies,
<br />water and sewer studies, preliminary title reports, geotechnical reports,
<br />and environmental documents. Services also include coordinating with
<br />the engineer of work (EOW) to ensure the project complies with the
<br />City of El Cajon Design Standards, City Municipal Code and Ordinances,
<br />Project Conditions, TSM, TPM, and City Master Plans. Additional
<br />responsibilities include preparing recommendations for Conditional Use
<br />Permits, Site Development Plans,TSM and TPMs. Other responsibilities
<br />included assisting the City with a $50-million new Public Safety Center
<br />project. Responsibilities included coordinating with the City Manager's
<br />Office, key project stakeholders, EOW, and City PublicWorks Managers,
<br />to collectively address project issues and organize comments. Other
<br />engineering services include determining plan check fees, updating
<br />master checklists, recommending updates for Cites Master Unit Prices,
<br />and training new City staff.
<br />As -Needed Plan Checking and Engineering Services, City of
<br />Frawley, CA. Project Engineer for an as -needed contract with the
<br />City of Brawley. Services included reviewing grading and drainage
<br />plans and improvement plans for subdivisions by private developers.
<br />Plan submittals include cost estimates, drainage studies, water and
<br />sewer studies, geotechnical reports, tentative maps, and City Planning
<br />Department conditions. Services also include coordinating with the
<br />engineer of work to ensure the project complies with the City of
<br />Brawley Design Standards, Project Conditions, City Master Plans, and
<br />City's Municipal Code and Ordinances.
<br />Trunk Sewer Main Replacement, City of Escondido, CA. Project
<br />Manager for the City of Escondido'sTrunk Sewer Main, which is a
<br />key piece of the city's sewer infrastructure system. The trunk sewer
<br />collects sewage from approximately 30% of the city and conveys it to
<br />the Hale Avenue Resource Recovery Facility (HARRF). The trunk sewer
<br />was constructed in 1959 and originally served as the outfall from the
<br />City's treatment facility to a lift station. However, when the HARRF was
<br />constructed, the pipeline was repurposed to serve as a trunk sewer in
<br />the City's collection system. In recent years, sections of the pipeline
<br />have been failing, requiring emergency repairs to keep this key piece
<br />of infrastructure in-service. The original pipeline was constructed of
<br />24-and 27-inch-diameter reinforced concrete pipe (RCP), however as
<br />emergency repairs were made, 30-and 36-inch-diameter PVC were
<br />installed. This project replaces 5 segments of trunk sewer remaining
<br />from the original construction, which totals 6,900 LF of new trunk sewer.
<br />Approximately 200 LF will be installed utilizing bore and jack underneath
<br />a highly congested traffic area near multiple dealerships. Caltrans
<br />encroachment permit was obtained for traffic control measures at 1-1 S.
<br />Stage Ranch Road, Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District,
<br />CA. Project Manager for design of approximately 2,400 linear feet
<br />of 8-inch-diameter potable water pipeline. The project required
<br />approximately 300 linear feet of special material (ductile iron pipe) due
<br />to the Elsinore Fault Zone, which has a high probability of fault rupture.
<br />A hydraulic analysis was performed to determine if the new 8-inch-
<br />diameter pipeline can supply fire flows of 1,500 gallons per minute
<br />at 20 pounds per square inch residual pressure without exceeding the
<br />maximum flow velocities of 10 feet per second to minimize potential for
<br />system hydraulic surge and to limit pressure drops during fires. Project
<br />challenges included mountainous terrain, traversing a narrow existing
<br />District easement, slopes in excess of 40%grades and trenching in
<br />weathered granitic rock materials.
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<br />RFP 22-002 1 May 24, 2022
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