PGAL_Design_Contract_for_Consolidated_Rental_Car_Facility.pdf — PaddleOCR-VL (Baidu)

It is assumed that there are no wellhead protection areas or other restrictions that would restrict the siting of the petroleum underground or aboveground storage tanks within the proposed project site.

All fuel dispensing, fuel islands, and fuel storage designed by others

All site lighting (roadway, parking lot, high mast) designed by others

All car wash and vacuum systems designed by others

All site power (primary, secondary, transformers, duct banks) designed by others

All site telecommunication, low voltage, and access control, including gates requiring card reader access, designed by others

All architecture / structural design by others

MEP Design designed by others. All utilities within five feet of building are responsibility of architect / MEP designer.

Traffic Impact Analysis is not included with this scope

Natural gas design / coordination is not included in this scope.

Endangered and Protected species survey and assessments not included with this scope

Conformed Documents are not included with this scope

All permitting fees shall be paid directly by SMAA

Preparing applications for or securing fire code variances, code modifications, or FDEP alternate procedures are not included in the scope.

Life cycle cost analysis is excluded.

Phase III ESA is excluded. This can be provided as an optional service to SMAA if deemed necessary by the findings of Phase I & II of the ESA.

NEPA permitting including CatEx and/or Environmental Assessment is not included in the scope.

The following Additional Services will be provided after execution of this Agreement, as part of an established Allowance identified below. Consultant shall charge the cost against their Allowance as mutually agreed upon by Consultant and SMAA prior to execution of the work.

This work will consist of implementing a Phase I, Phase II, and Phase III ESA based upon the findings in Phase I & II. This will work will include, but is not limited to:

Identifying the extent of the environmental contaminants found in each of the various phases.

Determining the amount of soil and groundwater impacted by the environmental contaminants.

Completing a Site Notification Report to notify regulatory bodies of site contamination.

Develop a Remedial Action Plan (RAP) to remove environmental contaminants from the property.

Assessing options available for parties involved, including costs and timelines of remediation.

Remediation/cleanup of limited areas determined not to be the responsibility of the tenants. This may include soil removal and pumping of contaminated groundwater, but not a major project.