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2016 Mississippi River Trail <br />City of Ramsey, Minnesota <br />Scope of Services <br />Task 1: Project Management <br />Our project manager will work closely with the City of Ramsey's project manager to ensure clear and consistent <br />communication is occurring. Bolton & Menk will have ongoing communications with City staff throughout the project. <br />Communications will also be ongoing with MnDOT. <br />Task 2: Public and Agency Communication <br />Kickoff Meeting <br />A kickoff meeting will be held with the City of Ramsey staff to relay information and to provide Bolton & Menk with the <br />information we need to get an immediate start on this project. <br />City Meetings <br />Additional meetings will be held with the City of Ramsey staff. These meetings will discuss findings, issues, schedule, <br />and needs to keep the project progressing. <br />MnDOT Federal Aid Meetings <br />Bolton & Menk and the City will meet with MnDOT Federal Aid to discuss the project. Bolton & Menk will hold two <br />additional coordination meetings with MnDOT Federal Aid as we move through the Authorization process. <br />Other Agency Meetings <br />Meetings and communications will be held with other agencies such as the Lower Rum River Watershed Management <br />Organization, MnDOT Right -of -Way and Permitting offices, and other agencies as appropriate through the design and <br />authorization process. <br />Task 3: Project Memorandum <br />Task was completed previously. Plans and specifications will be prepared in substantial conformity to the Project <br />Memorandum. <br />Task 4: Geotechnical Engineering <br />This task includes time to research soil surveys, previously completed geotechnical reports, and perform a field walk of <br />the area to determine the potential for unsuitable soils in the area. Further exploration may be required but is not <br />anticipated at this time. <br />Task 5: Utility Coordination <br />This task will primarily be completed during the surveying portion of the project. Additional coordination will occur <br />through the project design phase if required. <br />