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Mr.Mike Fulford 6/4/13 Page 2 of 4 2. Grading o Import Fill for drainage and berming o Cut/fill of onsite material 3. Drainage o Surface drainage with minimum feasible underground storm drainage o Overland drainage channel and retention pond to collect storm water from park core and drive in addition to oak woodland area 4. Site Construction o Pathways • Asphalt, 9 feet wide for main paths • Decomposed Granite, 6 feet wide for creek walk and interpretive area o Footbridges (3) over drainage channel, prefabricated, with concrete abutments o Entry nodes with concrete paving, focal points, possible gateways and/or entry monuments o Perimeter fencing is not included 5. Electrical o Pathway lights, 85' to 135' spacing, LED, 16' tall pole-mounted fixtures 6. Amenities o Benches, possibly with small prefabricated shade structure covers o Picnic tables, possibly with small prefabricated shade structure covers o Interpretive area in southeast corner o Group gathering/seating space o Interpretive exhibits/signs o Nature trail o Information and regulatory signage o Park entry signs or monuments at up to three entry points along Oak Vista Drive to match existing park sign o Drinking fountains for joggers, walkers, dogs, with potable water line extension 7. Planting o Trees, predominantly 5- and 15- gallon size o Hydroseeded grasslands/meadows o Shrub and forb planting from containers for understory areas o No irrigation system Additional Services for the Oak Woodland are detailed on the attached spreadsheet and subconsultant proposals, and include: • Design and layout of pathways, waterway, focal points, bench locations, drinking fountain locations, and nature study area • Meet with City Staff to review design development of Oak Woodland, anticipated two meetings. • Grading and Drainage Plans (limited to on-site storm drainage) • Demolition Plans • Site Construction and Layout Plans • Pathway Lighting Plans, schedules, and diagrams • Planting Plans • Entry signs/monuments/nodes