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As -Needed Plan Checking Services <br />City of Anaheim <br />Project Description: Services under this contract include plan review <br />for entitlement purposes, design plan check, standards implementation, <br />hydrology and hydraulics check, sewer capacity studies, street <br />improvement plan check, dry utility (fiber and small cell installation) <br />review, and grading plan check. The Harris team evaluates the <br />feasibility of proposed site development in order to assist the City's land <br />acquisition evaluation and due -diligence review. Our current scope of <br />work includes the following services: <br />• Evaluate telecommunications applications and identify conflicts with <br />dry utilities. <br />• Review of hydrology reports and maps for drainage related challenges. <br />This also consists of reference sheet review for other related drainage <br />or engineering concerns that affect the site or adjacent properties. <br />• Review of soils investigation studies and reports for any geologic <br />conditions that could restrict the intended use of the site. We also <br />request sufficient information to identify existing and potential geologic <br />hazards, and determine potential impacts. Our final summary <br />recommends mitigation measures, suitability of site for intended <br />storm water measures and identifies significant unmitigated geologic <br />impacts. <br />• Review of hydrology studies for calculations of pre- and post - <br />development run-off and sizing calculations for on -site detention <br />basin for water quality purposes. It is also reviewed for the purpose <br />of determining if there is a cause to construct new and/or additional <br />storm drain improvements. <br />• Each review includes the preparation of an electronic document <br />summary report of challenges and comments which is then provided <br />to the City after coordinating with all internal departments. <br />LAMP Plan -Check Engineering and Permit Issuance Support <br />Services <br />City of Los Angeles, Bureau of Engineering <br />To relieve traffic and congestion at the world's fifth busiest airport, <br />LAWA is in the process of embarking on an extensive LAMP that will <br />not only provide a more predictable and reliable commute to the airport, <br />but also offer a world -class traveler experience at LAX. Major project <br />elements include an elevated 2.25-mile Automated People Mover, two <br />Intermodal Transportation Facilities, a Consolidated Rent -a -Car facility, <br />and a comprehensive series of roadway improvements to alleviate traffic <br />congestion in and around airport facilities. <br />Working closely with the Bureau of Engineering's LAMP team, Harris <br />has reviewed dozens of large roadway realignments, storm drain <br />improvements, sewer rehabilitations, and other LAWA infrastructure for <br />compliance with LA BOE standards, design guidelines, and manuals. <br />REFERENCE <br />Mike Eskander <br />Development Services <br />Manager <br />o : 714.765.4414 <br />E�i: meskander@anaheim.net <br />RELEVANT ELEMENTS <br />Plan Check <br />Project Management <br />LOCATION <br />Anaheim, California <br />YEARS <br />2016 - Ongoing <br />REFERENCE <br />Shawyue "Shay" Doong, PE <br />Principal Civil Engineer <br />©: 213.887.2827 <br />i-�i: shawyue.doong@lacity.org <br />RELEVANT ELEMENTS <br />Plan Check <br />Project Management <br />LOCATION <br />Los Angeles, California <br />YEARS <br />2019 - Ongoing <br />Harris&Associat�e'�itxcCouncil 15 — 162 l.e.Rel7/1 P�o2je0cfEXperience <br />