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8 Transportation Safety Action Plan CITY OF PLEASANTON We Know Pleasanton Headquartered in Pleasanton, TJKM brings a wealth of local experience. We have been working with the City and developers within the City for the past 50 years. Since our inception in 1974, we have successfully completed more than 500 transportation planning and traffic engineering projects in Pleasanton. TJKM served on the Pleasanton On-Call Transportation Consulting Services Contract and completed three task orders under that agreement including: Hopyard & Owens Intersection Improvements, Traffic Impact Study at 4884 Harrison Street, and Valley Avenue & Paseo Santa Cruz Before-and-After Assessment. With our extensive experience, we are very familiar with the local policies, procedures, and unique needs of the City. Our team’s local presence and expertise makes us well-equipped for this Transportation Safety Action Plan. Below are just some of the many projects we have completed within the City: • Traffic Studies: o 3595 Utah Street o Lester Project/Hidden Canyon CEQA • Traffic Assessments for Residential Developments at: o 5976 and 5994 W. Los Positas Boulevard o 4400 Black Avenue o 3200 Hopyard Road • Dublin Canyon/Canyon Meadows TS-SS • Shell Oil Driveway Analysis • Hacienda Monument Structures Signal Cost Estimates • Traffic Signal Modifications: o Owens at Hopyard o Traffic Design Plans for the Irby Ranch Property o Las Positas at Hacienda o Stoneridge Drive at Pacific Pearls • Lydiksen Elementary School Circulation Review • Bernal at Nevada TS-SS CIP 17532 • Trip Generation for an Event Center, Lodging Facility, and Restaurant at 2001 Ruby Hill Boulevard Team Roles, Locations, and Responsibilities The proposed Key Personnel on this TJKM Team are the most qualified professionals in their respective areas of specialization. The TJKM Team has been carefully crafted to provide the City of Pleasanton with the full range of expertise needed to and deliver your Transportation Safety Action Plan successfully. Below a table showing the roles, locations, and responsibilities of our team members. We have provided the level of effort with the schedule showing the percent of time each team member will spend on each task. Role Personnel & Location Responsibilities Principal-In-Charge Nayan Amin, TE Pleasanton Mr. Amin will oversee your project ensuring that our Project Manager adheres to the work plan, schedule, and budget. Project Manager Ruta Jariwala, PE, TE Pleasanton Ms. Jariwala will be responsible for day-to-day coordination and activities and will be your single point of contact ensuring the Action Plan is delivered on schedule within budget to your satisfaction. QA/QC Carlo Sendaydiego, TE Pleasanton Mr. Sendaydiego will provide QA/QC on the project. All documents will be reviewed by Mr. Sendaydiego before being submitted to the City of Pleasanton. Task Lead Mark Doty Pleasanton Mr. Doty will serve as the Task Lead, overseeing and directing team members for the Stakeholder Working Group, Background Documents Review, Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan Connectivity and Programming Identification tasks. He will be responsible for directing team members working on these tasks. Task Lead Rutvij Patel, EIT Pleasanton Mr. Patel will be the Task Lead for the Countermeasure Identification task and will direct team members working on the task. Task Lead Pranav Happa, PE Pleasanton Mr. Happa will serve as Task Lead for the Crash Collection and Analysis and Identification of Areas of Concern. He will direct team members working on these tasks. Task Lead Aayush Kalantri Pleasanton & San Jose Mr. Kalantri will serve as Task Lead for Field Conditions Review. He will direct team members working on this task. Support Staff Esmaeil Balal, PhD, PE Pleasanton Mr. Balal will support the team with the Stakeholder Working Group, Crash Collection and Analysis, Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan Connectivity, and Programming Identification tasks. Support Staff Andrew Dickinson Pleasanton & San Jose Mr. Dickinson will work on the Identification of Areas of Concern, Countermeasures Identification, and Implementation Actions tasks supporting Ms. Jariwala, Mr. Patel, and Mr. Happa. PIC PM QA TL TL TL TL SS SS Page 53 of 694