Records Review and Information Research Sample Clauses

Records Review and Information Research. The Consultant shall: • Identify pertinent documents and available data that provide information required for the Project design. These existing documents may consist of City water, sewer, and storm drainage facility GIS information, fiber optic information, assessor’s maps, record-of- surveys, parcel maps, final maps, improvement plans, grading, drainage, and regional flood control plans, geotechnical reports, hydrology studies, traffic impact analysis reports and corridor studies, traffic signal plans, utility plans, drainage studies, survey datum, basis of bearing, benchmark(s), aerial topographic mapping, design criteria and standards, development improvement plans, and other reports or studies currently being processed by the City which will likely affect the Project. • Obtain and review the 2018 CCRFCD Master Plan Update and Amendments/Changes thereto. Also obtain data and information from the City concerning revisions to the Flood Plain Maps that may be pending in the Project area.
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Records Review and Information Research. The CONSULTANT shall: • Identify pertinent documents and data that provide information required for the Project design. These documents shall consist of City water, sewer, and storm drainage facility GIS information, dry utility and fiber optic information, assessor’s maps, record-of- surveys, parcel maps, final maps, improvement plans, grading, drainage, and regional flood control plans, geotechnical reports, hydrology studies, traffic impact analysis reports and corridor studies, traffic signal plans, utility plans, drainage studies, survey datum, basis of bearing, benchmark(s), aerial topographic mapping, design criteria and standards, and other reports or studies currently being processed by the City or other agencies that will likely affect the Project. • Provide ongoing supplemental research of public records during Project development. • Coordinate with other design consultants currently working on other capital improvement projects within the Project area.
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Records Review and Information Research. The Consultant shall: • Obtain and review assessor's maps, record-of-surveys, parcel maps, final maps, improvement plans in agency review or approved, grading, drainage, and regional flood control plans, geotechnical reports, traffic impact analysis reports and corridor studies, utility plans, drainage studies, survey datum, basis of bearing, benchmark(s), and other reports or studies that may impact the Project area. City will assist the Consultant in determining what information is appropriate and in securing said documents. • Review documents provided by the City during the Project development.
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Records Review and Information Research. Consultant shall: • Obtain and review all pertinent documents and data related to this PROJECT, including but not limited to City water, sewer, and storm drainage facility GIS information, dry utility and fiber optic information, assessor's maps, record-of-surveys, parcel maps, final maps, improvement plans, grading, drainage, and regional flood control plans, geotechnical reports, hydrology studies, traffic impact analysis reports and corridor studies, traffic signal plans, utility plans, drainage studies, survey datum, basis of bearing, benchmark(s), aerial topographic mapping, design criteria and standards, development improvement plans, and other reports or studies currently being processed by the City which will likely affect the PROJECT. • Provide ongoing supplemental research of public records during the PROJECT development. • Coordinate with other design consultants currently working on either other capital improvement projects or private development improvements within the PROJECT area. • Research sign inventory as well as utility inventory, and assess the condition of existing pavement and sidewalk ramps. Field visits will be performed as necessary.
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Records Review and Information Research. The Consultant shall identify and obtain pertinent documents and data that provide information required for the Project design. These documents shall consist of City water, sewer, and storm drainage facility GIS information, dry utility and fiber optic information, assessor's maps, record-of-surveys, parcel maps, final maps, improvement plans, grading, drainage, and regional flood control plans, geotechnical reports, hydrology studies, traffic impact analysis reports and corridor studies, traffic signal plans, utility plans, drainage studies, survey datum, basis of bearing, benchmark(s), aerial topographic mapping, design criteria and standards, development improvement plans, and other reports or studies currently being processed by the City which will likely affect the Project. The Consultant shall provide a written list requesting required documents and items relevant to the Project to be provided by the City. The Consultant shall conduct site visits (visual inventory, orientation, and analysis) to verify the information provided by the City. The site visit will document existing conditions, conflicts, and all features along the Project.
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