Review Existing Information: Review available information such as as-built plans, subsurface investigation reports, traffic data, City’s Master Plan and applicable Specific Plans, and City’s Active Transportation Plan. Utility Notifications: Notify utility companies, immediately after receipt of notice to proceed with each Task Order, in accordance with the City of Turlock’s Trench Moratorium requirement as stated in Municipal Code Section 7-4-210, which prevents a utility company from performing utility work in the roadway for three (3) years from the Notice of Completion filing of a new street or resurfacing project, except as permitted under 7-4-214. Utility Coordination: Performing utility investigations and coordination with utility owners throughout the project development process. Coordinate with utility companies, as needed, to ensure that conflicts are identified, and relocations are performed, as necessary. Railroad Company Coordination: Coordinate with Union Pacific Railroad Company, as needed, to ensure that conflicts are identified, and appropriate approvals are secured, as required. Field Survey: Perform topographic surveys, as required, for design Perform boundary surveys as required for monument preservation and right-of-way verification. Right-of-Way Services: Assist the City in in securing right of entry agreements and temporary construction easements. Provide right-of-way acquisition services, if required. Subsurface Investigations: Perform corings and subsurface investigations, as necessary, to assess and evaluate the existing conditions. Pavement Treatment: Evaluate subsurface investigation information, review existing information, and provide recommendations for pavement rehabilitation. Design Process: Prepare biddable and constructible Plans, Specifications, and Estimate (PS&E) documents.