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Email:ncalderon@smcgov.org <br />SCMTS was awarded a design-build contract with the County of San Mateo for an asphalt-paved pump track at Flood <br />Park in Menlo Park,CA.The project was the first part of a larger renovation of the entire Flood Park.It was a unique <br />project location based on constraints involving the demolition of an old tennis court,the integration and protection of <br />a grove of redwood trees,and the fact that the San Francisco PUC has a right of way through the park for the Hetch <br />Hetchy water tunnel.In collaboration with Wormhoudt,Inc.,SCMTS was able to design and build a unique pump track <br />that incorporates tall berms,options for all skill levels,and multiple transition opportunities as it winds through the <br />redwoods. <br />Santa Lucia Preserve Trail Assessment <br />Agency:Santa Lucia Preserve Conservancy <br />Contact:Forrest Arthur <br />Address:1 Rancho San Carlos Rd,Carmel,CA 93923 <br />Phone:(831)620-6791 <br />Email:farthur@santaluciapreserve.com <br />Budget:$27,602 <br />Billed:$27,602 <br />StaLead:Drew Perkins <br />Description:The Santa Lucia Preserve is a private 20,000-acre community in Carmel Valley,CA,18,000 acres of <br />which have been set aside as a nature preserve with over 80 miles of dirt roads and trails.The residents of the private <br />community have access to the trails for hiking,biking,and equestrian recreation;however,most of the roads and <br />trails date back to the land’s days as a ranch and were not designed or built with sustainability in mind.The PreservebroughtinSCMTStodesignandperformatrailassessmentpilotprojectonaheavily-tracked 2.5-mile section of <br />trail that represented many of the issues the Preserve stahad observed throughout the rest of the trail system. <br />SCMTS established assessment criteria and created a database in QGIS to store the results of the assessment,analyze <br />the data,and produce maps displaying the findings.SCMTS hiked the trail and performed an assessment based on theestablishedcriteriaandultimatelyprovidedthePreservewithrecommendationsforcorrectingtrailissues,including <br />suggested maintenance tasks and the design of several trail reroutes. <br />Joaquin Miller Park Trail Assessment <br />Agency:Bicycle Trails Council of the East Bay <br />Contact:Scott Bartlebaugh <br />Address:3450 Joaquin Miller Rd,Oakland,CA 94602 <br />Phone:(925)813-0472 <br />Email:sbartlebaugh@sbcglobal.net <br />Budget:$3,590 <br />Billed:$3,590 <br />StaLead:Drew Perkins <br />Description:Joaquin Miller Park is a City of Oakland park that is known for containing several popular,bike-legalsingletracktrails.The City of Oakland does not have the resources to maintain the trails,so the burden for <br />maintenance falls on a local advocacy group,Bicycle Trails Council of the East Bay (BTCEB).BTCEB contacted SCMTS <br />for help in evaluating three of the popular trails:Chaparral,Cinderella,and Castle Park.Because of their popularity <br />DocuSign Envelope ID: 58391F88-9A81-4109-96D6-C25AFCC4681A