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AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO THE
AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
BETWEEN
THE CITY OF PORT ANGELES
AND
HERRERA ENVIROMENTAL CONSULTANTS
PROJECT DR030 -2011
THIS AMENDMENT NO. 1 is made and entered into this )day of 2012 by and between
THE CITY OF PORT ANGELES, a non charter code city of the State of Washington, (hereinafter
called the "CITY and Herrera Environmental Consultants, a Washington Corporation (hereinafter
called the "CONSULTANT
WHEREAS, the CITY entered in to an AGREEMENT with the CONSULTANT on August 16, 2011,
(the AGREEMENT) and
WHEREAS, the CITY desires to amend the AGREEMENT to amend the Scope of Work, Time of
Performance, Maximum Compensation and Revised Exhibits.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the representations and the terms, conditions, covenants and
agreements set forth in this AMENDMENT, the original AGREEMENT is hereby amended as
follows:
I REVISED SCOPE OF WORK
The amended scope of professional services to be performed and the results to be achieved by
the CONSULTANT pursuant to the AGREEMENT shall be amended to read as shown in the
attached Exhibit A to Amendment 1. The Scope of Work shall include all services and material
necessary to accomplish the work.
IV TIME OF PERFORMANCE
The time of performance in Section IV of the AGREEMENT is amended to December 31, 2012.
The added task work shall be completed in accordance with the schedule set forth in the attached
Exhibit D to Amendment 1.
VI MAXIMUM COMPENSATION
The maximum total compensation and reimbursement payable to the CONSULTANT is stated in
the attachment Exhibit B to Amendment 1. The maximum compensation amount, referenced in
Section VI of the Agreement, is amended from $107,143 to $128,119, an increase of $20,976.
Professional Services Agreement,
Project DR03 -2011, Amendment 1 Page 1 2/24/2012
XVI EXHIBITS AND SIGNATURES
Strike Exhibit C with 2011 Labor Rates and replace it with attached Exhibit C with 2012 Labor
Rates. All references to Exhibit C in the Agreement shall refer to the Exhibit C with 2012 Labor
Rates and attached to this Amendment.
RATIFICATION
Except as modified herein, the original AGREEMENT is confirmed and ratified.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Amendment No. 1 to the
Agreement as of the date and year first written above.
CONSULTANT CITY
Herrera Environmental Consultants CITY OF PORT ANGELES
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Professional Services Agreement,
Project DR03 -2011, Amendment 1 Page 2 2/24/2012
Exhibit A
SCOPE OF WORK
Project Number DR03 -2011
Amendment 1 provides new scope of work and budget to assist with tracking sources of fecal
coliform bacteria in the Peabody Creek watershed.
This scope of work includes a discussion of the activities, assumptions, and deliverables
associated with the expanded scope of work for the following tasks on this project:
Subtask 2.1 Project Management
Subtask 2.2 Peabody Creek Drainage Contaminant Survey
Additional budget for these tasks is identified in Exhibit B to this amendment.
Subtask 2.1 Project Management
Objective: Herrera shall provide effective project management and communication
throughout the life of the project.
Scope of Work:
A. Herrera shall provide project administration including: submitting billing invoices,
submitting monthly progress reports; compliance with applicable procurement and
contracting requirements; and submitting the required deliverables for each subtask.
B. Herrera's project management efforts shall include conducting, coordinating, and
scheduling project activities and assuring quality control. Herrera shall maintain effective
communication with the City through meetings, telephone or email conversations, or web
conferences. Herrera will communicate with the City on average every 2 weeks through
the duration of the project.
C. Herrera shall submit all billing invoices and supportive documentation to the City.
D. Herrera shall submit monthly electronic progress reports to the City's Project Manager
throughout the duration of the project. Progress reports shall be submitted whether work
is performed or not. At a minimum, the progress reports must contain a listing of
accomplishments as defined in this Scope of Work, the reasons for any delays if
established objectives were not met, and identification and explanation of any cost
overruns.
Deliverables:
A. Monthly invoices
B. Monthly progress reports
Professional Services Agreement,
Project DR03 -2011, Amendment 1 Page 3 2/24/2012
Subtask 2.2 Peabody Creek Drainage Contaminant Survey
Objective: This subtask will develop recommended next steps and priorities to enable future
development of projects and/or programmatic measures to address the highest priority issues.
Scope of Work:
A. In coordination with City staff, Herrera will develop a drainage map of the highest
priority area in the Peabody Creek drainage basin that includes the lowermost reach from
Peabody 0.5 to Peabody 0.0. This map will include detailed storm drainage infrastructure,
land use, and property ownership features on an aerial photograph.
B. Once the drainage map has been completed, Herrera will conduct a drainage contaminant
survey of the lower reach of Peabody Creek and the surrounding drainage basin area to
refine the drainage map, measure discharge of drainage at key points in the area, identify
potential human and animal sources of fecal coliform bacteria, and locate potential sites
for source control or treatment.
C. Up to 36 water samples will be collected during the drainage contaminant survey in the
lower Peabody Creek area. The samples will be analyzed for various field parameters and
submitted to a laboratory for analysis of fecal coliform bacteria.
D. Dye testing will be performed as needed to verify drainage connections.
E. Based on the drainage contaminant survey findings and concurrence by the City, Herrera
will direct additional sampling of the area to be conducted by the Clallam County
Streamkeepers on one or two occasions.
F. Herrera will prepare a brief report presenting the drainage map and drainage contaminant
survey findings. Site observations, flow data, and water quality data will be used to
evaluate potential animal and human sources of fecal coliform bacteria. Effective source
control and treatment alternatives to reduce fecal coliform bacteria concentrations in
Peabody Creek will be identified. The report will also include recommendations for
further investigation or design of water quality projects.
Assumptions:
A. Three full days of fieldwork (8 hours plus travel time) will be required by two
Herrera staff for the site reconnaissance. Two field days will be scheduled on
consecutive days in the summer of 2012. A follow -up field day will be scheduled
in the fall of 2012.
B. Supplies for dye testing will be provided by the City. City staff will also be responsible
for coordination with property owners as needed.
C. Budget for monitoring by the Clallam County Streamkeepers is not included with this
scope of work.
D. The draft report will be reviewed by the City within a 2 week period.
E. All City comments shall be compiled into one final set of comments and electronically
transmitted to the Herrera. Any internal conflicts between comments will be resolved in
advance by the City's Project Manager prior to the transmittal to the Herrera.
Deliverables:
A. Draft and final report (Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat pdf files) summarizing the
findings from the drainage map development and the site reconnaissance.
Professional Services Agreement,
Project DR03 -2011, Amendment 1 Page 4 2/24/2012
Exhibit B
Budget for Each Subtask
Subtask Description Contract Amend 1
Budget Budget
Subtask 1.1— Project Management $8,033
Subtask 1.2 Existing Stormwater Program Characterization $16,458
Subtask 1.3 Stormwater Program Regulatory Gap Analysis $16,329
Subtask 1.4 Water Quality Data Analysis $16,561
Subtask 1.5 Support Prioritization of Existing Stormwater CIP $3,968
Subtask 1.6 Financial Analysis and Funding Recommendations $25,948
Subtask 1.7 Reports and Presentation Support $15,347
Subtask 1.8 Water Quality Project and Program Development $4,499
Subtask 2.1 Project Management $707
Subtask 2.2 Peabody Creek Drainage Contaminant Survey $20,269
Total Cost $107,143 $20,976
Contact Total $128,119
DR03 -2011 Amendment 1
EXHIBIT C
STORMWATER NPDES and CAPITAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT— DR03 -2011
CONSULTANT LABOR COSTS AND NON SALARY REIMBURSABLE COSTS
City of Port Angeles
Project DR03 -2011
Stormwater Engineering Services
Herrera Environmental Consultants, Inc.
2012 Herrera Labor Rate Schedule
Level Name Classification Total Hourly Billing Rate
P5 Ahearn, Dylan Associate Scientist $156.87
F3 Anderson, Jim Contract Administrator $103.10
P3 Avolio, Christina Project Engineer $122.71
P5 Azous, Amanda Associate Scientist $169.42
P5 Ballek, Len Associate Scientist $152.87
P2 Bennett, Dan Staff Scientist $95.84
P6 Bourque, Tom Director of Engineering $203.89
P2 Brauer, Neil Staff Scientist $78.64
P4 Brennan, Matt Senior Engineer $153.61
P6 Campbell, Art Principal Planner $193.78
P4 Carpenter, Bruce Senior Scientist $122.50
P6 Carrasquero, Jose Practice Director $200.60
P3 Catarra, Gina Project Scientist $108.76
P3 Christensen, Niklas Project Engineer $114.19
P6 Coughlan, Phil Practice Director $174.31
P3 Dugopolski, Rebecca Project Engineer $126.13
PO Echterling, Caitlyn CAD /GIS Intern $44.10
P3 Elliot, Crystal Project Scientist $104.93
P6 Ewbank, Mark Practice Director $200.70
P2 Feller, Meghan Staff Engineer $100.69
P3 Fontaine, Matt Project Engineer $125.62
P6 Ford, Kittie Principal Planner $189.98
P4 Gifford, Kristina Senior Planner $145.33
P5 Hampden, Julie Associate Scientist $154.94
P3 Hanson, Brady Project Scientist $111.95
P4 Hennessey, Diane Senior Scientist $12234
P7 Herrera, Carlos Executive Principal Engineer $148.18
P4 Houck, Kevin Senior Engineer $132.92
P3 Iftner, George Project Scientist $114.70
P5 Jenkins, Pam Associate Engineer $186.59
P6 Jowise, Peter Principal Scientist $184.89
P4 Kays, Gus Senior Engineer $140.01
P2 Klara, Matt Staff Engineer $108.19
F3 Laludice, Miranda Accounting Administrator $101.23
P5 Lancaster, Alice Associate Engineer $163.31
P4 Larkin, Mary Senior Engineer $137.40
P5 Lauer, Wes Associate Engineer $186.59
P6 Lenth, John Practice Director $190.59
P5 Lepine, Kris Associate Scientist $156.60
PO Li, Bo Engineering Intern $57.67
P1 Liang, Tian Engineer $101.57
P3 Machel, Heidi Project Engineer $118.09
P4 Merkelbach, Mark Senior Engineer $155.51
P6 Michaud, Joy Principal Scientist $184.89
P5 Mostrenko, Ian Associate Engineer $165.89
P5 Parsons, Jeff Associate Engineer $156.46
P3 Prescott, Todd Project CAD /GIS $112.19
P1 Rhode, Abagail Engineer $82.40
A3 Robertson, Jeanne Administrative Coordinator $84.68
P2 Rodriguez, Ruben Staff CAD /GIS $85.05
P3 Schmidt, Jennifer Project CAD /GIS $115.55
P3 Schwartz, Erik Project Scientist $94.48
P3 Scott, Brian Project Engineer $126.37
P2 Seckel, Katheryn Staff Planner $96.38
P2 Skelton, Kathryn Staff Scientist $96.99
P6 Slaughterbeck, Carol Principal Engineer $206.94
F3 Sparano, Regina Accounting Administrator $81.96
P6 Spillane, Michael Principal Engineer $206.94
P2 Steinberg, Peter Staff Scientist $115.35
P1 Strazer, Mary Engineer $87.80
P2 Svendsen, Alex Staff Scientist $91.73
F4 Swanson, Jennifer Senior Accounting Administrator $132.14
PO Sytsma, Anneliese Engineering Intern $50.89
F1 Tonkikh, Natalya Accounting Assistant $65.51
P2 Turnidge, Laura Staff CAD /GIS $103.06
A3 Wadkins, Shannon Administrative Coordinator $83.15
P3 Wall, Susan Project Scientist $103.10
F6 Wood, Theresa Contract Principal $201.38
P4 Wozniak, Josh Senior Scientist $130.88
P4 Wright, Tyson Senior Engineer $136.04
P2 Yu, David Staff Scientist $97.98
P6 Zisette, Rob Principal Scientist $186.59
HERRERA ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS
SCHEDULE FOR REIMBURSABLE COSTS (2011)
Other direct costs CODCs) Unit Cost
Travel and per diem (FTR rates)
Auto Use* Mile $0.555
Ferry cost
Photocopying, CAD Plots, and Printing
Photocopying (color) Page $0.75
Printing /Graphics (vendor) cost
Mileage will be charged at the current standard mileage rate
established by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
Exhibit D
SCHEDULE
STORMWATER NPDES and CAPITAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT
DR03 -2011
Key Milestone Dates
Subtask 2.1— Project Management December 31, 2012
Subtask 2.2 Peabody Creek Drainage Contaminant Survey
o Priority Drainage Map July 1, 2012
o Site Reconnaissance 2 Day August 15, 2012
o Site Reconnaissance —1 Day November 1, 2012
o Draft Report December 1, 2012
o Final Report December 31, 2012
DR03 -2011 Amendment 1