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Attachment A Page 2 2. Cross-sections at approximately fifty-foot intervals, including grade breaks, at the following points: centerline, edge of pavement, gutter flowline, top curb or pavement edge, right-of-way line, and 25 feet each side ofR.O.W. lines. 3. Note any visible cracking or failure at existing curb and gutter, sidewalk or retaining walls, and provide elevations at high and low sides. 4. Locate centerline and edges of all driveways; provide elevation at gutter extension at centerline drive and approximate right-of-way plus 25 feet. 5. Provide elevations along side street centerlines every 10 feet from the edge of project street (projection of gutter) for fifty feet. 6. Locate visible wastewater manholes and cleanouts, and give top and flowline elevations if accessible. Locate visible storm sewer piping, manholes and inlets, and provide top and flowline elevations if accessible. Locate owner's delineation on pavement/ground surface for utility alignments. 7. Locate visible water valves, meters, manholes, fire hydrants, and sprinkler systems; provide elevation of valve nut on water valve and/or top of water valve if accessible. 8. Locate visible gas valves, electric/traffic pullboxes, electric/telephone manholes, and utility poles and guys, and other visible surface and overhead evidence of utilities. 9. Locate traffic signals and light poles. 10. Locate signs, fences, mailboxes, bus stop poles and shelters, sidewalks, and ramps. 11. Locate retaining walls, and provide ground and top.. of wall elevations. 12. Locate all trees and ornamentals up to 25 feet outside R.O.W.lines. We understand that the City will provide us right-of-way maps and similar needed data. Consequently, the basic surveying services do not include establishing the right-of-way line of Holland Street, showing ownership information, subdivision information, easement information, deed information or showing utility information from record maps,. It also does not include any research of city, county or state records. We understand that the City of San Marcos will provide G.P .S. control points as horizontal and vertical control (NA VD 83) in the proximity of Holland Street. The City will also provide seed files and symbol libraries for Microstation processing by Baker-Aicklen & Associates. An assessment will be made of the project area to evaluate compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Existing ramps, sidewalks, and obstructions will be evaluated along with the need for new ramps and walks to comply with the ADA. Additional improvements such as retaining walls, or the removal of obstructions will be included in the P.R. If the cost of proposed sidewalks and curb ramps exceeds $50,000, the plans will be submitted to the City's ADA Coordinator for review.