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EXHIBIT A-SCOPE OF SERVICES • Data will be collected using a combination of GPS technology and conventional land surveying, depending on field conditions. Measurements will have an accuracy of+/-0.03 ft. • For all surveyed manholes, "dip form"data sheets showing the data collected above. • Photographs of each structure taken facing north, including general location showing visible landmarks and looking down into the manhole showing manhole invert and pipes Subtask 2.2b— Flow Monitoring Flow monitoring is necessary to confirm and quantify current dry and wet weather flows in the system and to calibrate the collection system hydraulic model. For the City's previous Master Plan, flow monitoring was conducted at 11 sites in the collection system. To develop proposed sites for this study, Woodard & Curran will review the previous locations and current GIS, and consider any specific flow or hydraulic issues identified by City staff. The flow monitoring plan will be submitted for the City's review and approval. For purposes of budgeting for this task, 14 flow monitoring sites are assumed, supplemented by data from existing pump station meters operated by the City and DSRSD data for flows into the treatment plant. After the City's review and approval of the flow-monitoring plan, Woodard & Curran's flow monitoring subcontractor will conduct a reconnaissance of the flow monitoring sites to confirm the locations are appropriate for monitoring from the standpoint of hydraulic conditions, safety, and access. The subcontractor will also determine the appropriate meter type for the specific hydraulic conditions at each site (all gravity flow meters will be area-velocity type, capable of recording both flow depth and velocity). The flow monitoring subcontractor will then install, calibrate and maintain the flow meters for up to two months during the wet weather season and remove the flow meters at the end of this monitoring period. In addition, three recording rain gauges will also be installed to capture rainfall data during the flow monitoring period. Woodard &Curran will review flow monitoring site reports to confirm final flow meter locations and will periodically review the flow monitoring data during the flow monitoring periods to check data quality and consistency. The flow monitoring subcontractor will provide final electronic data files (15-minute data)at the conclusion of the monitoring. Analysis of the flow monitoring data to quantify infiltration/inflow(I/I) and develop design flows is an integral part of model calibration and will be conducted as part of Task 3. Task 2 Deliverables: • Data request list and data gap analysis summary • Survey data and updated GIS data • Flow monitoring plan showing proposed meter sites and alternate sites, if applicable • Flow monitoring data Assumptions: • 14 area-velocity flow meters and 3 rain gauges installed for a period of up to two months during the 2022/23 wet weather season. • City will obtain any permits needed for flow monitoring field work; assist with traffic control for any sites where more than standard traffic control measures are needed; clean any meter sites if necessary prior to meter installation; and provide secure locations and access for rain gauge installation. • City will provide pump station flow data in Excel or equivalent format. Woodard &Curran -3- 12/20/21