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CITY OF EUGENE CONTRACT 2007-00214 <br /> COBURG ROAD IMPROVEMENT PROJECT <br /> ARCHAEOLOGICAL MONITORING <br /> EXHIBIT B - SCOPE OF WORK <br /> and <br /> SCHEDULE OF SERVICE FEES AND RATES <br /> Archaeolo4ical Moniitoring <br /> The City of Eugene proposes to conduct roadway improvement activities along Coburg <br /> Road in an area where a historic wood pier bridge is known to be located below the <br /> present roadway. Although the current roadbed extends 18 to 24 inches below ground <br /> surface, excavations will be conducted to approximately 36 inches below surface, <br /> possibly encountering this historic feature. In keeping with State law protecting <br /> archaeological resources, a professional archaeologist will be present in the field to <br /> observe the initial construction excavations in the event archaeological indicators, <br /> including the historic bridge, are exposed. <br /> The City shall inform the archaeologists in advance of the construction schedule so they <br /> can be present. Although potentially significant archaeological resources are not <br /> anticipated, in the event that construction exposes such features, construction may be <br /> halted or rerouted at the request of the monitoring archaeologist until the evidence can <br /> be documented. The City shall provide measurements and drawings of structural <br /> remains if encountered. A letter report reporting the results of the monitoring as well as <br /> background historical information previously gathered by the City will be prepared for the <br /> City and the State Historic Preservation Office. <br /> Assumptions: <br /> ¦ One archaeologist will be present in the field up to three days for up to five hours <br /> per day <br /> ¦ City shall provide background information of the buried bridge as well as <br /> documentation (measurements, drawings, etc.) of the bridge if encountered <br /> during construction <br /> ¦ Current scope assumes that no significant archaeological resources will be <br /> encountered during the monitoring; additional work, if required, will be conducted <br /> under a separate work scope <br /> Deliverable: <br /> ¦ Draft and Final Monitoring Report (within 45 days of completion of fieldwork) <br /> Project Budget: <br /> Costs for this work will be billed on a time and materials basis, to include up to 15 hours <br /> <br /> of field work for a monitoring archaeologist (up to $90/hr) and 20 hours for report <br /> preparation. Costs will not exceed $3,200 under this scope of work. <br /> <br />