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Mr. Gary Vest Proposal for Master Planning Services Paris Business Park August 9, 2002 PAGE 3 B. e. 6. This activity will be completed within thirty days of receiving Notice to Proceed and all record documents from Paris Economic Development Corporation. 7. The fee for this activity is: Graeber, Simmons & Cowan: $8,000 BUSINESS PARK DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 1. Consult with PEDC to determine the desired business types to be recruited to the new park. 2. Based on the stated goals, objectives, requirements and desired business types to be recruited, review and select appropriate limitations and standards for building and site design for future developments to be located within the park. Typical elements such as floor: area ration (FAR), building heights and setbacks, exterior material selections, parking and loading requirements, storage yard screening, landscaping, and signage will be included in the development standards. The standards will complement the proposed zoning for the property. Included in this activity is the development of by-laws and covenants for the establishment of a property owners' association to govern the maintenance and perpetual preservation of the common areas of the park. It is anticipated that consultation and review for items 1 and 2 will consist of one two-hour meeting with Paris Economic Development Corporation. 3. Prepare, for approval by PEDC, a written outline of standards to be enforced and imposed on all future development in the park. 4. This activity will be completed within forty-five days of receiving Notice to Proceed from PEDe. 5. The fee for this activity is: Graeber, Simmons & Cowan: $5,000 BUSINESS PARK ENTRANCE IMAGE/SITE IDENTIFICATION DESIGN With the approval of the Business Park Master Plan, the new park entrance image/site identification design can be completed. This activity includes the following operations: 1. Prepare studies to establish the design concept of the site identification, indicating the size, location, types and quality of materials. It is anticipated that the entry plan will include landscaping, lighting and irrigation systems. 2. Prepare, for approval by PEDC, plans, sketches and other documentation as may be deemed necessary to indicate the proposed site identification elements. The proposed design will be reviewed with PEDC during one two-hour meeting to finalize all plans. 3. Complete, based on approval from PEDC, construction documents including plans and specifications for the construction of the approved park entrance and site identification elements.