Finance Committee

construction access and routes to determine the allowable load capacity for the access
bridge. If needed, we will evaluate any other accessible routes.

Presentation Meeting:

We will meet with the group to present the various alternatives, discuss the advantages
and disadvantages of each alternative and associated permitting implications, present the
construction cost estimates, and discuss the construction requirements. We will work with
the team to build a consensus for a particular option or combinations thereof.

Task 3 — Preferred Option

Provide a shade/storm shelter, if desired, and place at a central location.

e Create Lighting and photometric plans.

e Game management requirements, locations, conduits, source of power, etc.

e Design perimeter walkways.

e Design connectivity to adjacent trails.

e Site furniture and amenities.

e Storage considerations including field-built structures, prefabricated structures,
utilization of available storage under grandstand/spectator seating areas, etc.

mapping for the site and will be utilized for determining the proposed locations and schematic
grading associated with each schematic alternative. If necessary, Nesra will utilize our GPS
survey equipment to obtain field elevations and prepare a more accurate base plan at no
additional cost to the City of Nashua. All datum will be on the NAD83 (North American Datum)
New Hampshire State Plane Coordinate system. Elevations will be on NAVD 88 (North American
Vertical Datum)

Quality Assurance and Quality Control:

Utility Investigation and Dig-Safe Marking:

Equipped with record information obtained from various departments listed above, we conduct
site visits to locate the utility structures, inspect the interior conditions and complete an
inspection form. Simultaneously, we will mark out the site for dig safe in preparation for our
geotechnical investigation. The dig safe markings by the utility companies will provide
additional information regarding the existence of subsurface utilities that our survey crew will
field-locate during their survey (if needed).

Detailed Scope of Services

Below is a detailed outline of the phases involved for this project. Depending on the size, scope,
and completion deadline of a particular project, our team will tailor the timeline accordingly to
ensure proper research and design are achieved and deadlines are met. For this project, the
longest lead item will be the availability of a Geoprobe/Drill Rig.

Task 1 — Existing Conditions

Project Initiation:

General Overview and Timetable

Activities

Timeline

10/03
to
10/09

10/10
to
10/16

10/17
to
10/23

10/24
to
10/30

10/31
to
11/06

11/07
to
11/13

11/14
to
11/20

11/21
to
11/27

11/28
to
12/04

12/05
to
12/11

12/12
to
12/18

PROJECT KICKOFF

Initial Meeting

Obtain Detailed Goals and Objectives

Establish Project Schedule

PROJECT MANAGEMENT APPROACH

Project Management Approach

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References

References are available on request.

Recently Completed Public Playground Projects

Yentile Farms Recreation Facility: Wilmington, MA Equipment cost: $215,000. Poured-in-Place Rubber Surfacing
Cost: $51,000.

Drake Playground: Waltham,MA Equipment Cost: $175,000. Poured-in-Place Rubber Surfacing Cost: $98,000.
Stony Brook Playground Project: Hyde Park, MA

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Qualifiations

CERTIFIED PLAYGROUND SAFETY INSPECTOR (CPSI) SINCE 2006
© DESIGNEDANDINSTALLED COMMERCIAL PLAYGROUNDS FOROVER L5YEARS
e PROJECT MANAGEMENT OF SITE WORK PROJECTS AT PUBLICANDPRIVATE PARKS FOR 18 YEARS

Experience

1/1/2015 TO PRESENT Green Acres Landscape and Construction Lakeville, MA 02347
ASST PROJECT MANAGER