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AYRES ASSOCIATES INC <br />Channel Geomorphology and In- Channel Vegetation Monitoring <br />Professional Services* through September 5, 2009 <br />Year 1 Budget & Percent Complete By Task <br />Task # <br />Description <br />Budgeted <br />Spent Prev. <br />Spent Current <br />Spent Year - To <br />% Complete <br />Billing Period <br />Billing Period <br />Date <br />Year -To -Date <br />1 <br />Kickoff Meeting with ED Office and TAC to Finalize Year 1 Monitoring Plan, Initial <br />$3,007 <br />$3,007 <br />$0 <br />$3,007 <br />o <br />100.00 /o <br />Data Collection Including Identify /Locate and Obtain Survey Control Data <br />2 <br />Obtain, Prep, and Mobilize Project Equipment, Assist with Identifying and <br />$3,177 <br />$3,177 <br />$0 <br />$3,177 <br />100.00% <br />Finalizing Access Points & Resolving Issues with Landowners <br />Conduct Cross Section Surveys of Active Channel Topography and <br />3 <br />Geomorphology and Surveys of In- Channel Vegetation Belt Transects and <br />$129,298 <br />$93,766 <br />$35,532 <br />$129,298 <br />100.00% <br />Related Topography at 25 Anchor Points <br />4 <br />Conduct Longitudinal Profile Survey of Project Reach of River (Year 1 only) <br />$42,814 <br />$26,117 <br />$16,697 <br />$42,814 <br />100.00% <br />5 <br />Bed, Bar, and Bank (Pure Panel anchor points only) Material Sampling of Cross <br />$25,055 <br />$20,019 <br />$5,036 <br />$25,055 <br />100.00% <br />Sections at 25 Anchor Points <br />6 <br />Survey Data Reduction, Merge LiDAR Data with Ground Survey Data <br />$9,341 <br />$4,783 <br />$0 <br />$4,783 <br />51.20% <br />Conduct Depth- Integrated Suspended Sediment Sampling at 5 Bridge Locations <br />7 <br />12 times during Year 1, Collect Related Bed Material Samples, Perform Total <br />$49,089 <br />$26,999 <br />$22,090 <br />$49,089 <br />100.00% <br />Load Computations <br />8 <br />Compile Topographic, Geomorphic, Vegetation, and Sediment Data in GIS <br />$10,589 <br />$1,588 <br />$0 <br />$1,588 <br />15.00% <br />Database <br />Draft and Final Summary Report on Year 1 Data Collection Efforts and <br />9 <br />Monitoring Activities, Meet With ED Office and TAC to Discuss Results of Year <br />$14,595 <br />$0 <br />$0 <br />$0 <br />0.00% <br />1 Monitoring Effort <br />10 <br />Development of Year 2 Monitoring Plan and Budget <br />$3,510 <br />$0 <br />$0 <br />$0 <br />0.00% <br />11 <br />Year 1 Project Management and Coordination, Conduct Project QA/QC <br />$5,525 <br />$2,763 <br />$1,937 <br />$4,699 <br />85.00% <br />Total Budget <br />$296,000 <br />$182,218 <br />$81,292 <br />$263,510 <br />89.02% <br />12 <br />"Additional field effort costs due to unforeseen circumstances <br />$4,000 <br />$0 <br />$4,000 <br />$4,000 <br />100.00% <br />Revised Total Budget <br />$300,000 <br />$182,218 <br />$85,292 <br />$267,510 <br />89.17% <br />*Includes Olsson Associates Costs <br />"The following unforeseen circumstances were encountered during the field effort which have added to the costs of the project that were not originally budgeted for. As a result, <br />a portion of the associated costs will be included under Task 12. <br />(1) Extremely dense forests of phragmites and other vegetation at several sites has significantly slowed the survey crews. <br />(2) Access to some sites has been extremely difficult and time consuming, especially in areas that have dense vegetation and no established trails or roads. These <br />areas required a significant amount of time on foot and ATV to find a route into and out of the survey sites. <br />(3) A number of sites have more than one active channel which required surveying. These back channels and braid channels are often separated from the main channel <br />by heavily vegetated islands that require crossing on foot. These channels are not those identified as split flow channels requiring surveys as defined in the protocol. <br />(4) High flows ( >1,000 cfs) on a couple of days precluded the sediment sampling crew from obtaining bed and bank material samples at several sites because of deep <br />flow depths and high velocities. <br />(5) Extreme weather (including lightening) that has delayed field crews from conducting the field work. <br />(6) Access issues have caused the crews to bypass and then return to a few sites which results in some additional field time. <br />(7) The additional time required to contact landowners regarding upcoming access each day. <br />(8) Equipment (boat) problems resulting from the low flows that followed the short duration high flows in April have delayed the completion of the longitudinal profile <br />survey. <br />