Resolution No. 6110
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RESOLUTION NO. 6110
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
VERNON APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION
OF AN AGREEMENT FOR CONSULTING SERVICES BY AND
BETWEEN THE CITY OF VERNON AND CHAMBERS WASTE
SYSTEMS OF CALIFORNIA, INC. ("APPLICANT") AND
CONSERVTECH CORPORATION ("CONSULTANT") FOR THE
PREPARATION OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT
AND RELATED SERVICES REGARDING APPLICANT'S
VERNON TRANSFER STATION/MATERIAL RECOVERY
FACILITY
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WHEREAS, Chambers Waste Systems of California, Inc.,
10 ("Applicant") has filed with the City of Vernon an application for
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12 Facility project ("Project"); and
13 WHEREAS, the City has determined that additional technical
14 expertise is warranted to prepare the required draft environmental
15 impact report (draft EIR) and various reports, studies, tests,
16 analyses and presentations for the Project and for assisting City
17 staff in preparing the final environmental impact report (final
18 EIR); and
19 WHEREAS, Applicant desires to pay the costs of hiring
20 Conservtech corporation ("Consultant") to perform such work,
21 pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 21089; and
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WHEREAS, Consul tant possesses the necessary technical
23 expertise and qualifications to perform the work required; and
24 WHEREAS, such a cooperative approach to the preparation of
25 the draft EIR and the final EIR is authorized by 14 California Code
26 of Regulations Sections 15087, 15089 and 15132.
27 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
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SECTION 1: The city council of the city of Vernon hereby
2 finds and determines that the recitals contained hereinabove are
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SECTION 2: The City Council of the city of Vernon hereby
5 approves the Agreement for Consulting Services by and between the
6 City of Vernon and Applicant and Consultant, a copy of which has
7 been presented to the City Council concurrently with this
8 resolution, and the City Council hereby orders said Agreement to be
9 received and filed by the City Clerk.
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SECTION 3: The City Council of the City of Vernon hereby
11 authorizes the Mayor and the city Clerk to execute said Agreement
12 for, and on behalf of, the City of Vernon.
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SECTION 4: The City Clerk of the City of Vernon shall
14 certify to the passage of this resolution, and thereupon and
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thereafter the same shall be in full force and effect.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 7th day of July, 1992.
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1 STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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3 I, BRUCE V. MALKENHORST, City Clerk of the City of Vernon,
4 do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution, being Resolution
5 No. 6110, was duly adopted by the City Council of the city of
6 Vernon at a regular meeting of the city Council duly held on
7 Tuesday, July 7, 1992, and thereafter was duly signed by the Mayor
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BRUCE V. MALKENHORST, City Clerk
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AGREEMENT FOR CONSULTING SERVICES
This AGREEMENT is made this 1.!!: day
BY AND BETWEEN
CITY OF
corporation
as "city")
4305 Santa Fe Avenue
Vernon, California 90058
of ~, 1992,
VERNON, a Municipal
(hereinafter referred to
AND
CHAMBERS WASTE SYSTEMS OF
CALIFORNIA, INC., a California
corporation (hereinafter referred to
as "Applicant")
AND
CONSERVTECH CORPORATION, a
California corporation (hereinafter
referred to as "Consultant")
3699 South Solo Street
Vernon, California 90058
RECITALS
WHEREAS, Applicant has filed with city an application for
approval of a proposed development project identified as the Vernon
Transfer station/Material Recovery Facility (hereinafter called
"project"); and
WHEREAS, city has determined that additional technical
expertise is warranted given the characteristics of the Project and
the need to process the application for the Project in a timely
manner; and
WHEREAS, City has determined that to obtain the necessary
additional technical expertise and to proceed with the. processing
of the application, it will be necessary to hire an independent
consultant for the preparation of a draft Environmental Impact
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Report (draft EIR) and various reports, studies, tests, analyses
and presentations for the proposed Project and for assisting City
staff in preparing the final Environmental Impact Report (final
EIR); and
WHEREAS, Applicant in order to ensure the timely processing qf
the application desires to pay all costs of the work to be
performed by Consultant, pursuant to California Public Resources
Code ~21089; and
WHEREAS, such a cooperative approach to the preparation of the
draft EIR and the final EIR is authorized by 14 California Code of
Regulations~15084, ~15089 and ~15132; and
WHEREAS, Consul tant possesses the necessary technical
expertise and the qualifications to perform the work required by
this Agreement.
NOW, THEREFORE, IN CONSIDERATION OF THEIR MUTUAL COVENANTS AND
CONDITIONS, THE PARTIES HERETO AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
1. Duties of Consultant.
a. Under the general direction of the city
Administrator or his designated representative (hereinafter
referred to as "City Administrator"), Consul tant shall perform the
reports, studies, tests, analyses and presentations set forth in
the Scope of Work, attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and incorporated
herein by this reference, for the Project in accordance with the
California Environmental Quality Act ("CEQA") as implemented by the
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state Guidelines and by other applicable state, Federal and local
laws In carrying out this obligation, Consultant's duties shall
include the following:
Consultant shall (1) make all nec~ssary and required
field explorations, reviews and tests; (2) make all necessary and
r.~quired laboratory tests and analyses; (3) app~ar and be prepared
to answer questions and prepare testimony on the reports, studies,
tests and analyses at all pUblic hearings before the City Council
and Planning Commission or regarding the Project as may be required
by the City Administrator and/or Applicant and as specified in the
Scope.of Work; and (4) prepare the draft EIR, assist in preparing
the final EIR and make all reports necessary to comply with the
requir~m~nts of this section.
b. Consultant shall cooperate with Applicant in
performing the work under this Agreement, and Applicant or
Applicant's representative, to facilitate preparation of the
required reports in a timely manner, may direct Consultant to
perform work as long as such direction does not interfere with
Consultant's obligations to City.
2. Duties of Applicant.
a. Applicant shall make payment to Consultant as
provided for in this Agreement. If Applicant fails to make
payments in a timely manner as provided for in this Agreement,
Consultant shall immediately advise City of the Applicant's failure
and Consultant may thereafter cease work.
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b. Applicant shall cooperate with Consultant and shall
permit Consultant to enter upon the property and perform all work
thereon as Consultant deems necessary for the performance of the
work.
3. Duties of city.
a. City will make available to Consultantnonprivileged
documents, studies, or other information in its possession related
to the Project.
b. city will make its. best efforts to assure that
Consultant performs the work under this Agreement in a timely
manner so that the Project application may be heard or acted upon
as quickly as feasible given the notice and hearing requirements
applicable to the Project.
4. Termination .of Aqreement. City andlor Applicant may
terminate this Agreement at any tim~ by giving written not.ice to
Consultant of such termination and specifying the effective date
thereof, at least fifteen (15) days prior to the effective date of
the termination. In event of termination, all finished or
unfinished documents and other materials prepared pursuant to this
Agreement .shall become the property of City and Applicant. Upon
termination for reasons other than breach of this Agreement,
Applicant shall pay Consultant the reasonable value of the services
completed to the date of notice of termination.
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5. Communication Between Consultant and Applicant. city and
Applicant at all times shall use their best efforts to communicate
jointly and concurrently with Consultant. City, however, shall be
responsible for directing the work of Consultant to the extent
required by California Public Resources Code S21000 et seq., and
other applicable law. Accordingly, City shall have the right to
direct .... the Consultant 1 s work and to approve or disapprove of any
directions given by Applicant.
6. Ownership, Publication , Reproduction and Use of
Environmental Impact Reports and Other Materials. All documents
and materials prepared pursuant to this Agreement are the joint
property of City and Applicant. City shall have the unrestricted
authority to publish, disclose, distribute and otherwise use, in
whole or in part,. any reports, data or other materials prepare<i
under this Agreement.
7. Payment. Consultant will be paid according to the
payment schedule set forth in Exhibit "B", attached hereto and
incorporated herein by this reference. Consultant shall provide a
monthly billing statement to both city and Applicant. As a
minimum, said statement shall itemize costs incurred per the Scope
of Work outlined in Exhibit "A" in addition to hours of work
performed and percent of work complete.
8. Time of Completion. Time is of the essence in carrying
out the terms of this Agreement. It is understood that inclement
weather conditions may delay the completion of field work.
Consultant will be allowed as many additional days as are necessary
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to compensate for days lost due to inclement weather. Whenever any
provisions of state or Federal statute or local ordinance
establishes a time period by which City must take an action
regarding the Project or .on a report, consultant<shall complete all
work required for that action or report not later than thirty (30)
days before the expiration of the time period, unless a longer or
shorter deadline is established by City and Applicant and
communicated to Consultant in writing.
9. Chanqes in Work. If, in the course of this contract, a
party .deems changes merited, and informal consultations indicate
that a change in the conditions of the contract is warranted, any
party may request a change in the contract. Sqch changes shall be
processed in the following manner. A letter outlining the
requested changes shall be forwarded to the other parties. The
parties shall then meet and confer in good faith regarding the
requested change. After reaching mutual agreement on the proposal,
a supplement to this Agreement shall be prepared by city and
Applicant and approved by the parties. The supplement to this
Agreement shall not render ineffective or invalid unaffected
portions of this Agreement. Should Applicant disagree with any
City requested change, City may nevertheless direct Consultant to
proceed and Consultant shall comply with city I s direction. Changes
requiring immediate action by Consultant may be ordered by city and
Applicant. Consultant shall be informed of the necessity of such
action and City and Applicant shall follow-up with a supplement to
the Agreement covering such work. Applicant agrees to pay the cost
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written by a responsible company or companies to be approved by
City, and shall be noncancelable except on thirty (30) days written
notice to City and Applicant. Such policy shall name City and
Applicant as co-ins\1red and a certificate evidencing such coverage
shall be filed with city and Applicant prior to the commencement of
work hereunder.
12. Independent Contractor. Consultant, in accordance with
its status as an independent contractor, covenants and agrees that
it will conduct itself consistent with such status, that it will
neither hold itself out as, nor claim to be an officer or employee
of City o~ Applicant by reason hereof, and that Consultant will not
by reason hereof, make any claim, demand, or application toar for
any right or privilege applicable to an officer or employee of city
or Applicant including, but not limited to, worker's compensation
coverage, unemployment insurance benefits, social security
coverage, vacation or retirement benefits.
13. Assiqnment of Contract. Consultant shall not assign this
Agreement or .any part thereof or any monies due or to become due
hereunder without the prior written consent of city and Applicant.
14. Subcontractinq. If the Consultant shall subcontract any
of the work to be performed under this Agreement by Consultant, the
Consultant shall be fully responsible for the acts and omissions of
its subcontractor and of the persons either directly or indirectly
employed by its subcontractor, as it is for the acts and omissions
of persons directly employed by it. Nothing contained in this
Agreement shall create any contractual relationship between any
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affect or modify any of the terms or obligations herein contained,
nor shall any such verbal agreement or conversation entitle
Consultant to any additional payment whatsoever under the terms of
this Agreement.
18. Relationship to Applicant. This Agreement is for
preparation of independent reports, studies, tests, analyses, and
presentations t.o assist City in the environmental review and
presentation of the proj ect required by state law _ Except as
otherwise specified herein, Consultant shall take joint direction
from and report to the city and Applicant concurrently. city and
Applicant agree that neither shall control or attempt to control
the objectivity of Consultant in the performance of Consultant's
work under this Agreement. In the event that work by Consultant
relates to a specific issue or issues within the jurisdiction of
another Federal or state regulatory agency, beyond the scope of
this Agreement, Applicant may independently direct Consultant to
furnish such .work to such agency since such work is not a part of
this Agreement. City shall be informed by the other parties of any
such negotiations or submissions concerning such other agencies...
19. Duty to Pay. Consultant agrees that City has no
responsibility to compensate Consultant under this Agreement and
that Consultant's only recourse for non-payment is an action
against Applicant. Applicant specifically agrees that it will
defend and indemnify City fo.r any action brought by consultant
based upon this Agreement. City agrees that it will cooperate with
Applicant in any defense of any such action brought by Consultant.
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Consultant hereby certifies that Consultant is not an employee,
contractor, agent or affiliate of Applicant and has no financial
interest in Applicant or the Project.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have caused this
agreement to be executed as of the month, day and year first above
written.
CITY OF VERNON
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BRUCE V. MALKENHORST, City Clerk
Alexander W. Ranqos
vice President
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CHAMBERS
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CONSERVTECH CORPORATION
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EXHIBIT )\.
SCOPE OF WORK
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PRF.PAAATION~OF ~oTrFIC:ATIO~ :1,0 P~EP;7~RE t>Mr~ ~1;B
1.1 Scope or Work
Preparation of Notification with supplemental assistance
from Cnambers O..e. process narrative, description of site
development, vehicular oll~site and off-site movement, et<:_).
The notification document will be presentQd to the City of
V~rnon.
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Rr.SPONSE . TO RI1PLIES_t:BQM
~Q~~E!O~~tON ~o ~REPA~ETD~FTEIR
2.1 Soopo of WQr~
Cons~rvtech will work with the city of Vernon to review and
evaluate replies to the Notification reoeived Py the city of
Vernon. Appli<:able and ~ 'appropriate data will pe
incorporated int.o the prepax-ation of the Draft EIR.
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PR~~hRATI0~ OF~AP~LIC~~ION_FOR
~Q~DI~~ON~L USE PE~I.T
~.1 soopeQt Services
Conservt€ch will prepare the Applice.tion for a con.di tional
Use Pendt (CUP) required by the city of Vernon for use of
the property as a Waste Transfer Station. The application
for a COP will be prepared in accordanC~\lith req'..J.iremgnts
and fo~at of city of \!g,rnon, Fil:tng Instructions,
COhditional Us~Perrnit.
Chambers will provitie required proc:essand site development
narratives.
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~REFA~TION OF D~FTENVIR01~EN~ALIMP~CTRtPOR,l
4.1 Scop~ of Work
Conservtech will prepare a Draft. EIR \tt'hich ~:ill be a p:,oject
E!R type, The Draft ElF. will focUS; on G:k~amining the envi-
ronmental. impacts of the specific prcject, and will be in
accordanoe \0:1 th the re.quirements of the California CEQA
Guidelines. .
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vehicular movement and parking narratives.
1'ASK 5:
~RE~ARATXON O~ E!NAL ~IR
5.1 Scope or Work
Conservtech will prepare a Final Draft EIR }::lased on the
Craft EIR ad responses to the Dr2.ft EIR.in accordanoe And in
compli~nce with California CEQA Guidelines.
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Chambers Waste System of California, Inc
Environmenta~Specialist$
American Executive Center
50 Airport parkway, Suite 152
San J'ose, CA 95100
Attention:
Richard Von Pein
Environmental Manager - "'~.a;H"'''''''''' "~"''::'''''''''''
SUbject:
Proposal for.Professional Services
Gentlemen:
Reference is made to our telephone 'conversation ot April 7, 1992
concerning the above subject; we are enclos.ing a revised \-lork
sohedule and c:ostallocation for work involved in the p~epare.tion
of an Environl:lental Impact Report. (EIR) for construction of. e
solid waste transfer station complex in Vernon, californi!il..
We have re-evaluated the scope of th~ project on the basis of ou~
discussions reflecting a probable sc~nario which should attract
only minor opposition. The atta.ched estimates are bS.sE:!d on t.hi~
re.vised effort.' In order to rnet;!t a two (2) month schedule fOl:
pre.paration of the DreftEIR~ the project \~ould have to be cOn-
ducted or. a compressed activ:i ty schedule. It .isanticipat~d in
this proposed schedule that the DraftEIR will commence
immediately i it will not be h'eld to wa.it for r:ce1pt of the
preliminary comments from the cognizant egencie$ which \<,-i11
result. .t'romthe Notic~ of Preparetionof Draft EIR. Upon receipt
et thee. prel!minary eommentsf the seope of thQ EIR ~ay heve to
be re-evaluat~d in o~~er to produce an aceeptabl~ report.
I. TASKS
TASK 1:
PREPb~ON Q!.J{OT.:u:ICATIOJ'L TO PRF:?.hRE P~^FI' ErR C{1.C\
1.1 Scope of Work
Preparation of l~otifieation with. supplemental as~istance
from chaltlbers (i.e. process narrative, description of site
develop%\lant:, vehicular on-site and off-site movemant, etc.).
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The notifioation document will be Pt"esented to the city of
Vernon.
TASK 2;
BES~N$g.TO R~2LIE~ FRQij
~mFICA1ION !r-O....~RARE n~~ UR
2.1 Scope of Work
Conservtech will work with the City of vex-non to review and
evaluate ~eplies to the Notifioationreceived by the City of
Vernon. . Applicable and appropriate dSl:ll will be
inQorporat~d into the preparation of.the Draft EIR.
TASK 2:
P~~faAATIQN Ol ~PPLICATIOH...[.OB.
~OND~~~NAL YSE PE~rT
3.1 Scope of Services
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Conservt~ch will pr~pare the Application for a Conditional
Use Permit '(CUP) required by the City of Vernon for use of
the property ~s a Waste Transfer station~ The applioation
for a CUP will be prepared in accordance with:-equirements
and format of city of Vernon, Filing Instructions,
conditional Use Permit.
Chambers will provide require~process snd site development
narratives.
TASK 4:
~Re~h)lAT:X:O}j ot' t2RbfT .~Wl:RO)~NTAt. I).fpACT REPOR~
4.1 scope of Wo~k
Conservtech will prepare a Praft EIR which will be a Project
EIR type. Th~ Qraft ~IR will focus on examininq the envi-
ronmental hnpact$ of the !;pecific project, and \\t1l1 be in
accordance with the requirements of the California CEQA
GUidelines.
ChambGra will provide process, site 6evelopm~nt an~ on-site
vehicular movement and parkin9 narra~ives.
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Richard Von PeinJ Environ~ental Manager
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'l"ASK 5:
~PAllNl'ION Qf~jrNN"L ~
5.1 Scope of Work
'COhsElrvtech \Ii.111 pr~p&re a Final Draft. E!Rbased on the
Oraft EXR aa responses to the Or~ft EIR in accordance end in
compliance with ,Californi8 CEQA Guidelines.
XI · StJ'MHARy. OF ESTlm.'I':ED COSTS
Estimated costs for th$ professiona.l sarvices and rE':llated ex-
penses d~scri.bed in this proposal are summari~ed on Table 11-1.
III.. PR03ECTORGANIZATiON
Figure 1, depicts the org-anization 'for accomplishing the work to
be perfot'1T\e4 under this proposal. Resumes of the project person-
hel as well as other company prof~siQnal staff personnel t.hat
may participate in the work were provided in lett&r dated April
3, 1992. A resume of the traffic. consultant to be' utllizedis
attached.
IV. SCHEOU'1..E
~h~ proposed schedule fer accomplishing the work is shown in Fig-
ure 2. Fi.9lJre 2 is a bar chart sOhedule toraccor.lplishing t.h~
various tasks co~priein9 the work. ~he schedule alao inctie~tes
the tint!) requirad for response e.nd review b~' cognizn~t agencies
and organizations .end the general public.
v. WEEKLy R~PORTS
Weekly progress reports will be submittedtoCh&~ber5each Monday.
for work accomplishGd the proeeeding We-ek. Tt~e report wi-l:!. ~lso
include a description of the work &nticipatedtobeperfo=m~d the
following week. The report will include the approy.imate number
of man hours expende<:i the precNHng week~ The weekly report will
identify areas where the Scope of work has changed or will proba-
bly Change. The We~Kly report will also indieat& when 75% of the
money allocated tO,each task has been expended.
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VI.. DATA TO BE PROVIDED BY CHAMBERS
Tha scope of work And sohedule presente<:1 in this proposal ere
based upon Chambers prcvidinq Conservtech the following c1at~:
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5..1 Operatiofo)~Plan
DatailQd description of :ill plant::. ope:t'ationlO; inoluding but
not limited to processes to be employed/.hours of operation
and st&ffinq by shiites).
5.2 Plant Layout
Block layout of site developtjent includinq. dirifE!nsions, loca-
tions and desoriptions 'of buildings and iroprov~rnents.
S.3 Tonnage
.Tonnage of solid waste to be proc~sseCl and anticipated time
schedule to'bringplantto capacity.
Tonnage of solia waste to be reclaimed and tonnage .cf. solid
waste to be transferred. .~
5.4 Vehicle Movement
On-site vehicle movement and parking indludifA9 automobiles,
trailers and trucks. Point of plant entry and point of
plant exist.
Professional qualifications were submitted irl our letter dated
April 3, 1$192.
Should you have ~ny qu~etions ooncerning thi~ proposal or need
6C1eitional eata, please contact me or Rolan~ P. K~lly At: :G13/5S::'-
6S97.
Yours very truly,
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TABl'...E 11-1
S~JRY OF ESTIMATED COZTS
FOR
LABOR AND EXPENSES
Preparation of
Application for
Conditional Use
Permit. $ 3,500.00
Preparati,on of
OraftEIR.
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1 Preparation
of Notification
to Prepare
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Review of
R~spOnse$ of
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Notification
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4
5.
Pt'eparation of
Final EIR.
Totals:
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$ 4,100.00
$ 2,OOO.Oq .,
$58,000.00
$15,000.00
$82,600..00
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$
400.00
TOT1;L
$ 4,500.00
$ 2,000.00
~ 4,509.00
$77,000.00
$18,000.00
$106,000.00*
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$7,000.
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$19/000,,00
$ .3,000.00
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Me. Fou~t.ix c:o~founder of A4Stin~f()ust Atroclates. Ine.(AFA). and prior to establishment of
thl: Lirnl. ww; the: prim:iplll vwnet. ot'(Et: ~iit:1.c:ering..
Mr. Foust has d(:;Signed ~cd d~~tec! the preparation pf pla~ Cor many traffic c::n(;1r.c~nne
proJecu. fneludl.ot trBrtJ~ sigllal hutl.U:nlon. fie: ba$ 81:;0 prepered nudie$ and rc:po:u eQvc:ring \t wiu~
fBDgcor traffic engineering acdvltles '~Cb as impact 4tucUCS of hjghwayimprovcm~nt. Impn~t.Sor
"proposed development. traffic opora~oD.1 &.tudi~ c:hnnntliuttion and signing studiC$_ nnd
computeri%ed traffic ~nlrol $)'Ste~ eswel1 Q$ perConnlng tr:tmc signal $)'Slcm studies.
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In ~ddidon tQ trflffic ~pe~tlon~. Mt. Foust hilS had eoru;idcrllbJ.~ experience 1n p~r~n~. and
lighting studIes. This inC:1udC$ economic feosiblUty, determinndon of bMt design concept and the
int1u~nc.con fL:nct.ion~J d~ig-n of annual "maintenance and operational costs.
Formerly, Mr. Foust wu Head of the Traffic and Tran.spowuion Department of;l large Los
Angele.! metropolit~11 based finn. Before that. Mr. foustwas the Heed of the Transportation end
'!'rattle r:ngl.t1~enng Oh1don tor the City of SantI ,.A_'ll. a position held tor over Ove yt:<U's. Vv1\Hl;
\tr1th S:1ntl! Ana. new33 involved witb I variety of transportation projects including creation of the
OCTO Multi-modal terminal in the downtO\VJ\ lltca. Prior to Snma Ana. h! held [he position of
Project Mao:lge:'/r::amc E:1gineer for VTN Consulting EnBi'1cca. aod Caltrans, . In these pos:tion5,
he dcvdopeU experience in aU aspecu of traffic engineering frorn d~!gn th('ough and including fiscal
m:mnecment. !..cx::.:aVrc:giorsal work i..celudcs scdve participation in the arenQf Qper3.tlons. dcsi~n,
traO$portnlion planning, and local/region:'l funding institutions. Most recently. Mr. Foust hgsbe::n
a me~ber of the 9CTD TccbnicalAdvi~1Y Commission (TAG') and Ch:s.innan of the Orange County
TrM3portotioc Co~~ion'r. TACo
Slrrrn,,!A.RY OF' EDUCATION A..~"D PROFESSIONAL ACD'lTITES
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Purdue University
D.S. (Chi1 Sogi.nccring), 1%$
Purdue University
M.S. (Transportlltion ana Civfl Ellg1ncet1ng), L%7
RC~tered Civil En2ine-::r, California No. 20258
Registered Traffie Engineer.. California No. 854
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Institute of Transportation EngineclO . .
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Mr. Foust. ha:; considerable experience. fnprcpllrationo! tr41(flc signal plans. ha~;n6 directly
d~j8ned or supen:ised over 400 new inslalla~iptl4 and modmc::o.:;olJ$. 7ypical si'inal prOjects
completed v.itbin tbe pan twO years include:
IDguol. Project~
City of SllJ1t.a Ana .. 12 sIgnal moditie:dons
Cltyol Garden arov~ .. 5 sigl1al mOdifiC3t1ons, :lnew sf,UsllnstaUation$
Cityol Co.'itaMcsll... 6~f8DaJ n1odUications
. City of Irvine.. 3 new $iKJ~alA, $CvcrBl modifications
City or Orange.. 2 new signnl$
FETSJM ProJ~.t~
Mr. fOU$t has i:Onsiderablc: knowledge ~ncl experienccdn rh~J,t$1t. or the 'I'1tANSYTeomputcr
model. He routinely utUl%eS Ulc mOd.el tor both Qptintlv.n.iun ut :,igllld dming And ..,. ..n tlnalytiC:111
toot A!sProj.~ct Manager, be utllhed TRANSYT.7F tQ anaJ}oze computer ttlrlS in the performance
of Fuel .Efficicnt Trame Sign~ Mam'gemcDt (FETSIM) proJect$ Cor lhc followi~g Cities:
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Bell
Gnrdcn Grove
Huntington Beaeh
Long Beach
P~doa!l
~A$Htronnl StudJ~
Mr. Foust hfts extensive: e~rience in. the preparation oC traffiC clrct!Jation and tr2~~nutioo
plflnning !:tu:jje:!. These studie$ involve TSM/lrtH1.dt cptiont, parking management. residetHla.lm~me
control, and the intr:iT~dof1 of opc/'2tion.ai traffic;; engin~rlni withre;iondl trBvel rmxJeHn& ~nd
for~r;~ting. Examplc;:.t or :-eCc:ndy ('.(Implcted studies inch.:de:
Mi~helscn Drive Residenti~ 'traffi~ Control Stud)', It'\~ne,
D1~(;lane:- Area. RaideDcinl Trnffie Cocarol Stud)'t O;Ifdon Grove
Palm-Harbor Rede'''elopmcDt Parkingilnd Circuj(\tion Study, Gtuden Grcwe
Tror..sportationkscssrne:1l Fee fcnsibilitr Study, Palm SpriJ)g~
PcnmsuJa (".enter Office .Paddna Management Study, RoUJug Hill:i E:>tJitC1
Palos Ver;Jcs Parking and CIrculation Study, Rllncho Palos Verdes .'
South Coa.st Plnu Area Tran~portaticm Study, Joint Effort: acre. OC'TD. Chy of Ccst~Mesa
Ilnd City of S3Dta Ana
Santa Ana/Orange Rcs~dcntial Tcdfic: Control Pl:Z:1, Santa A,'ul/Orange
High Flow Arterial Co.ncept FeasibUity Study, oere .
CX~D Froet B.oilfdwnU:. reasibflit'j Study, Newport Bc~eh
Un.tvcrslty Orne E.~cnsion Deletion Study, Orange Count)"
EXhibi~ B
Payment shall be made to Consultant within thirty (30) days of
the sUbmission of a monthly invoice to Applicant which sets forth
the itemized labor and . expenses incurred by the Consultant in
accordance with Table r!-l of Exhibit A.
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