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) 1 I I . Site specific field visit CMA has conducted a site specific field visit of the project area. Example items noted during the field visit performed and requiring coordination and review in project design and construction include: Existing outfall located at South End of North Bay Drive Existing stormwater structures and above ground utilities Existing general development including multi-family residential buildings locations and entrances Existing low elevations holding standing water Existing trees and landscaping Existing Bus Transit routes Existing speed bumps Additional streetscape components to be considered along the corridor such as areas to address current ADA code requirements; current pavement marking and signage code requirements; pedestrian crosswalk requirements; implementation of traffic calming measures, etc. . Additional information Upon successful section of CMA by the City to provide the proposed services, the existing site assessment and planning phase services of the project already conducted above may be supplemented by the following available or specifically requested --:'iI information: Existing available survey information to be reviewed and utilized in preparing a project specific survey under this project. Existing available soils/geotechnical reports to be reviewed and utilized in preparing site specific geotechnical testing under this project. Existing environmental reports Videotape of existing drainage system to evaluate/assess existing condition Local concerns/reports/general knowledge regarding the proposed project (i.e., speak with City staff and/or residents and/or business owners regarding reports of stormwater ponding/poor drainage conditions) Available traffic studies, traffic counts, turning movements, accident reports, etc. Available equipment/operation and maintenance reports and manuals (i.e., maintenance schedules, etc.) Proposed work/developments within the project area for coordination Existing master plans, drainage/utility master plans, capital improvement plans, etc. Existing permits, regulatory authorizations, permit conditions The existing available data can be obtained from a variety of sources including the City itself, utility owners, regulatory agencies, other government agencies and available published data. In addition to reviewing existing available information, CMA will conduct a project-specific site visit to identify features that may not have been identified in existing documentation and to review existing conditions as they exist today. Based on a site visit and review of existing data, CMA can supplement the existing data with only the required additional information, thereby providing an efficient and cost effective existing conditions analysis of the project area. Additional information that is typically requested includes additional survey data and site-specific geotechnical information, which would be provided by our subconsultants.