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Indian River County January 3, 2005 Page 2 The County will provide the aforementioned procedures and regulations. The major areas of concern include the following: • Traffic impact study requirements including scope, traffic analysis methodologies and traffic engineering practices. • Roadway mitigation improvements, including right -turn and left -turn lanes, for roadway links and intersections. • Trip generation rates. • Trip distribution models. • Traffic concurrency and the timing of the concurrency reservation. • Traffic counting procedures. • Project impact radius of influence methodology. • Roadway and intersection capacity analysis methodology. A. Scoping Meeting — A meeting will be held between McM and County staff that will finalize the scope of the project. The comparison counties will be selected and the major areas of concern will be revisited to ensure that the review encompass all of the land development issues related to transportation. B. Indian River County Code Review — Those areas of the code that are stipulated by the County at the scoping meeting will be reviewed by McM. Areas of concern that are not consistent with general practices or merit comment will be identified. C. Comparative Review — Three other Florida counties, identified by Indian River County, will be reviewed and compared to Indian River County's requirements and procedures as they pertain to the County's areas of concern. D. Meetings — Four meetings will be held, including the scoping meeting, in order to coordinate McM's progress on the project with Indian River County staff. Additional meetings will be billed as additional expenses to Indian River County. E. Report — The results of the review will be documented in a report that will summarize the each County's requirements and procedures regarding the areas of concern. It will also make recommendations and alternatives to Indian River County's current practices, procedures and regulations. The report will be signed and sealed by a Florida registered Professional Engineer, FEE The fee for the foregoing analysis will be $255366.00, and includes indirect expenses, such as mileage and reproduction. The cost of this review does not include expenses for the purpose of attending meetings not stipulated within the scope of this proposal. Such meeting attendance, as necessary, will be provided on a time and materials basis and will be charged at standard hourly rates in accordance with the rate schedule attached to this proposal and made part of this contract.