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-';2/1 -2- 1.1.2. Provide a plan view of the proposed Proj ect route, at an appropriate scale as it may be revised by the ENGINEER and CITY. The plan view will include topographic features as well as the preliminary location of the boundary and easement lines. 1.1.3. The final location of the easement will be shown on the final design. ~ l.2. PHASE 2 - EASEMENT SURVEYS I The ENGINEER will: ' 1.2.1. Conduct easement surveys along the route proposed in Subsection 1.3.1 Additional easement surveys will be performed if conditions require that the route be relocated or at the City's direction. Any additional easement surveys required after final design has begun will be considered additional services under Section 1.7. 1.2.2. Incorporate the preliminary location of the boundary lines into the initial topographic survey plan view. 1. 2.3. Produce a strip map showing the boundary and proposed easement lines along the route. . 1.2.4. Produce individual plats and field note descriptions of each easement that is to be acquired after the final route has been determined. The plats and field notes will be prepared on an 8 1/211 x 1411 format. 1.3. PHASE 3 - PRELIMINARY DESIGN The ENGINEER will: 1. 3.1 Meet with CITY representatives to discuss alternate routes. The meeting will include on-the-ground reconnaissance. The route selected will be the basis for the preliminary design. 1.3.1 Prepare written preliminary Project design and construction cost estimates for the CITY's review and approval based upon the proj ect route selected in 1.3.1. Changes to the route caused by existing conditions will be incorporated into the Project during the Preliminary Design Phase. 1. 3.2. Produce the following: (a) title sheet; (b) location map; (c) strip map (1.3.3.); (d) plan profile sheets of each line segment at 111 = 40' and 111 = 4' scale; (e) detail sheets; and ( f) written construction cost estimates.