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.' Jf) q8 " For Part B, evaluate the existing access road and develop the most acceptable approach for construction of the airport access road as follows: (a) Topoqraphic and Physical Features Survey- Survey topographic and physical features to define project limitations, grading and drainage requirements. (b) Geotechnical Testinq and Comprehensive Pavement Evaluation Conduct detailed physical pavement inventory and assessment, materials characteristics and properties, split tensile tests necessary to determine estimated flexural strength and develop alternatives to improve the pavement. (c) Preliminary Enqineerinq Report- Utilizing the geotechnical report, topographic and physical features surveys; establish the design criteria for the airport improvements specified in this Agreement, establish the required pavement strengths and design the pavement sections, define design parameters for all aspects of the airport, redefine the preliminary - cost estimates based on project scope, and define any additional requirements which would require Federal Aviation Administration (" FAA") approval prior to final design. 1.1.3 Based on information obtained by the CONSULTANT as specified in Paragraph 1.1.2, prepare preliminary drawings defining the limits of the proposed improvements and establish recommended improvements locations and dimensions, and appropriate specifications for the CITY's approval. i 1.1.4 Prepare a statement of the CONSULTANT's estimate of construction costs based upon the preliminary designs developed. The CONSULTANT's estimate of the construction cost will be based upon prices available at the time of preparation, without consideration of any inflationary increase in costs. 1.1.5 Review all invoices for surveying and geotechnical testing services and make recommendations to the CITY regarding their payment. 1.2 PART A AND PART B- PHASE 2 - FINAL ,DESIGN Based on the City's approval of the scope of work and the information obtained during Phase 1 for each of Part A and Part B of the Project, and upon receipt of the CITY's written authorization to implement Phase 2 for each of Part A and Part B of the Project, the CONSULTANT will: 1.2.1 Furnish to the CITY, as appropriate, the engineering data necessary for applications for routine permits required by local, State, and Federal authorities. 1.2.2 Prepare detailed final plans, specifications and contract documents for the Project, using the applicable bidding forms and contract documents furnished by the CITY. -3-