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SUNOL BOULEVARD/I-680 IMPROVEMENTS <br /> PA&FD <br /> Exhibits and a presentation will be prepared for a Caltrans constructability review meeting. <br /> Details will be prepared for critical construction areas to demonstrate project <br /> constructability, and will be presented at the meeting. TMP elements will be highlighted <br /> and presented, together with lane closure and detouring elements. Comments from the <br /> meeting will be addressed and incorporated as applicable. A second constructability <br /> review meeting will be held, if needed, to obtain approval on this key element. <br /> Subtask 5.4 Storm Water Data Report <br /> CONSULTANT will prepare a Storm Water Data Report summarizing the Project <br /> impacts to water quality, general minimization measures, and recommended best <br /> management practices (BMPs). Our study will address only the impacts from the <br /> roadway improvements, and we will utilize Caltrans' standard checklists. <br /> CONSULTANT will propose conceptual minimization measures that meet the criteria set <br /> by the Regional Water Quality Control Board and Caltrans NPDES Permit. Additionally, <br /> CONSULTANT will address the need for erosion control measures. CONSULTANT <br /> will also prepare a preliminary hydromodification assessment to determine the magnitude <br /> of the impacts and the need for minimization. CONSULTANT will propose conceptual <br /> minimization measures that meet the criteria set by the Regional Water Quality Control <br /> Board and Caltrans NPDES Permit. Additionally, CONSULTANT will address the need <br /> for erosion control measures. Stormwater treatment measures within Caltrans, San Mateo <br /> County, and CITY will be presented in the Project Storm Water Data Report. <br /> Subtask 5.5 Drainage Impact Study Report and HydroModification Memo <br /> CONSULTANT will coordinate with Caltrans, CITY staff, and adjacent projects; review <br /> as-built plans,previous studies, and proposed improvements to determine existing <br /> drainage patterns; and assess potential impacts to, or deficiencies of, existing storm drain <br /> systems in the project area. CONSULTANT will assess needed drainage improvements <br /> to serve the new facility including requirements for future development along the <br /> corridor. CONSULTANT will assess opportunities for storm water management and <br /> water quality solutions to minimize environmental impacts by the project. <br /> CONSULTANT will perform necessary hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, conceptual <br /> drainage design and cost estimate for proposed drainage improvements. CONSULTANT <br /> will summarize the findings in a Drainage Impact Study Report. <br /> CONSULTANT will prepare a Hydromodification Memo,which will document and state <br /> that the Project is exempt from hydromodification mitigation due to the Project being in <br /> tidally-influenced and developed surroundings. <br /> Subtask 5.6 Location Hydraulic Study <br /> Based on CONSULTANT's preliminary qualitative hydrologic, hydraulic,and <br /> geomorphic assessments, the Project may potentially result in a significant floodplain <br /> encroachment. CONSULTANT will prepare Location Hydraulic Study and Floodplain <br /> Evaluation Report Summary to document the investigation and determine the specific <br /> impacts to the floodplain. <br /> Subtask 5.7 Advanced Planning Studies (APS) <br /> /1p)// 10, 202019 <br />