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contract was for that purpose, and increased the agreement by $3,500, to a total of agreement amount to $471,500. Catholic Community of Pleasanton Site The newly-selected alternative site must have similar work performed to prepare biddable construction documents to create the temporary fire station. The work includes performing a topographic survey of the existing property, including the public street frontage extending to the opposite side of Stoneridge Drive and Rheem Drive, as well as 50-feet into the adjacent lots, design of all wet and dry utility connections, a grading package including the driveway access, site lay-out plans, updated building plans, on- site, electrical power distribution plans, site fencing and security plans, and lighting plans. These plans will be incorporated into and bid as a component of the Fire Station No. 3 Replacement project,.making the building contactor that is awarded the bid to build the station responsible to prepare the site for the temporary station. This model of incorporating the temporary station site preparation into the greater Fire Station No. 3 project, rather than setting the temporary station as a separate project, avoids potential coordination and timing issues. The amendment with Jeff Katz Architecture to perform the necessary work is $33,500, increasing the total professional services agreement to $505,000. Staff recommends City Council approve this amendment. Temporary Fire Station Site Layout While not directly relevant to the staff recommendation to approve the second amendment, the following information is presented so that the proposed general lay-out of the temporary station, and ingress/egress to the site, is understood. The temporary station will require an area approximately 80-feet by 120-feet. Since the site is larger than this required area, the temporary station will not necessitate use of the entire site. The exact location on the site will be selected based upon the topographical survey, with the goal to minimize the amount of grading required, and avoid as much impact as possible to the existing street trees in the parkways of both Stoneridge Drive and Rheem Drive. The site will be accessed from Rheem Drive, which will allow fire equipment to utilize the traffic signal at Rheem Drive and Stoneridge Drive to go east or west when egressing the station in response to a call. Accessing the site from Stoneridge Drive would require either a median cut to be installed adjacent to the driveway, or egress would require turning east and making a U-turn at the first existing median cut, in order to go west. Accessing the site from Rheem Drive will also be less disruptive to traffic when fire equipment returns to the station. Since the traffic on Rheem Drive is lighter, the fire equipment will more easily be able to stop and back into the site than would be the case if the driveway access was on Stoneridge Drive. The perimeter of the area housing the temporary station will be fenced and screened from public view. An electric rolling gate will control access and provide the required security. Within the fenced area will be a "sprung structure", under which the engine will be staged. Housing for the firefighters will be in a 24 by 60-feet modular building, which will include three private bunk rooms, two full private bathrooms, an open dayroom, a kitchen, and an office for report writing, etc. Fire Station No. 3 Bidding Period It is anticipated that the Fire Station No. 3 Replacement project, including the temporary fire station work, will be advertised for construction bids in April 2020. To accomplish this schedule, the work described to create the temporary station bid documents must be Page 3 of 4