Item G-1 Agenda Report — Beverly Hills City Council, May 7, 2024

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AGENDA REPORT
Meeting Date: May 7, 2024
Item Number:

To: Honorable Mayor & City Council
From: Daren Grilley, Assistant Director of Public Works/City Engineer Samer Elayyan, Engineering Services Manager
Christine Chung, Project Manager
Subject: METRO PURPLE (D) LINE EXTENSION NORTH PORTAL

PROJECT
Attachments: 1. Settlement Agreement

2. North Portal Project Cost Estimates

3. City and Metro Project Cost Summary

RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends City Council discontinue the North Portal Project, meet and confer with the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) as required in the Settlement Agreement between the City and Metro, and return to City Council for further consideration if Metro decides to pursue the project and fund the project budget overage.

INTRODUCTION
On May 10, 2022, City Council approved an agreement with HDR Engineering, Inc. (HDR) for the design of a second entrance/exit to the Wilshire/Rodeo Metro Purple Line Station on the north side of Wilshire Boulevard (North Portal). The design started in June 2022, and in early 2023, HDR submitted a preliminary design report that included the basis of design and a preliminary construction cost estimate. The cost estimate is significantly higher than the conceptual estimate that was incorporated into the cost sharing agreement with Metro.

DISCUSSION
On November 10, 2020, City Council entered into a settlement agreement with Metro and agreed that (1) Metro and/or the City will construct a station portal on the north side of Wilshire Boulevard, also known as the “North Portal,” at a location approved by City

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Council, and (2) Metro will contribute 50% of the total cost of designing and constructing the portal. The agreed upon North Portal project cost (includes design, construction, and construction support and management services) is $78,500,000, with each party sharing in half of the cost at $39,250,000. Additionally, City Council certified that the Final North Portal EIR had been completed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, adopted the Findings of Fact and Statement of Overriding Considerations and selected Beverly Drive as the location of the North Portal.

Subsequently, City staff released a request for proposals (RFP) for design of the North Portal in September 2021, and selected HDR based on the firm’s qualifications, and the design agreement was approved at the May 10, 2022, City Council Formal Session.

HDR started the design in June 2022 and performed a site survey that included the basement of adjacent buildings and submitted the preliminary design (15% design) report. In late January 2023, City and Metro staff reviewed the report and held a workshop with HDR in early February 2023 to discuss the design approach and the cost estimate. City staff requested more information from HDR regarding the cost estimate, and the additional information was submitted to staff early March 2023.

The design report summarized the design approach, constraints, and assumptions that would be considered during the design and construction. The report also provided a preliminary cost estimate that conforms to the requirement of the Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering (AACE) Class 4 estimate, which is expected to be accurate within a range of -30% to +50%. This class and range are usually used for a design that has been developed less than 15%, where there are still unknown constraints and risks.

The table below summarizes the cumulative estimated project cost:

Scope of Work Preliminary Cost Estimate
Construction $110.2M (including 40% contingency)
Design $9.0M
Design Support During Construction $5.0M
Construction Management $8.8M
Other Support Costs $1.2M
Total Estimated Project Cost $134.2M*
* The estimated project cost could range from $94M to $201M based on AACE Class 4 range of -30% to +50%.

The total estimated project cost ($134.2M) based on the 15% preliminary design report is significantly higher than the initial conceptual cost estimate ($78.5M) that was agreed upon in the settlement agreement. The initial conceptual cost estimate at the time of the settlement agreement was based on the project concept, prior to initiating the actual design. Conceptual level cost estimates (or Class 5 estimates, per AACE) have an expected accuracy range of -50% to +100% (i.e., $39.3M to $157M). Therefore, the current cost estimate is near the high end of that range (+70%).

Several factors have contributed to the increase in construction costs over the past four years, including a surge in demand for construction materials, increased prices due to more construction projects worldwide, ongoing supply chain challenges from the global pandemic, and rising labor and transportation costs. The cost of labor has also increased due to the demand for skilled construction workers, particularly in high-growth Meeting Date: May 7, 2024

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regions, and the increases continue to show in the recent bids for various City Capital Improvement Projects.

Depending on Metro’s position on the increased construction cost estimate, the City’s costs towards the North Portal project could range from $67.1M (50% of the current estimated project cost) to $94.95M (if Metro opts to contribute only the originally agreedupon $39.25M). On March 27, 2023, City staff met with the Metro Ad-Hoc Committee (previously Mayor Friedman and former Councilmember Bosse) to discuss the North Portal design status and anticipated higher costs. The former Metro Ad-Hoc Committee directed staff to inform stakeholders about the project status and present the matter for City Council discussion at a future City Council meeting.

Community Engagement
City staff initiated community outreach regarding the North Portal project status in May and June 2023. Community outreach included:
• Individual virtual meetings with stakeholders located along Wilshire Boulevard between El Camino Drive and Crescent Drive were held between May 24th and June 1st, 2023. Some of the stakeholders include the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, 9465 Wilshire (Chase Building), Maybourne Beverly Hills, 9401 Wilshire, Spago, AKA, Sixty Hotel, and East West Bank. In addition, staff met with EIR commented stakeholders (property owners, former Technology Committee Advisory), Beverly Hills Conference & Visitors Bureau (CVB), Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce, and Rodeo Drive Committee (RDC) representatives. • Staff informed the Southwest Beverly Hills Homeowners Association on May 31, 2023.
• Staff presented regarding the project status at following public meetings throughout June 2023.
o Metro’s monthly community meeting on June 7, 2023
o Rodeo Drive Committee monthly meeting on June 7, 2023 o Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce monthly key stakeholder meeting on June 14, 2023
o Small Business Task Force Committee Liaison meeting on June 21, 2023 o Property Owners Task Force Committee Liaison meeting on June 22, 2023
• In addition, Staff notified the stakeholders that they previously met with in 2023 about the City Council meeting scheduled on May 7, 2024.

During the 2023 meetings, the majority of stakeholders expressed concerns about the City potentially funding excessive project costs for a half-portal construction, given that there will be a full portal located nearby at the station on Wilshire Boulevard and Reeves Avenue. There were also suggestions to consider alternative, affordable means to improve mobility across Wilshire Boulevard from the main station entrance.

Based on the feedback received from the community and business committees and the significantly higher project cost estimate, staff recommends discontinuing the North Portal Project and meet and confer with Metro per the Settlement Agreement terms.

Upon a decision by the Metro Board, staff would return to City Council for further direction in the event that Metro decides to pursue the project and fund the project budget overage. It is unlikely that Metro will contribute additional funds toward the North Meeting Date: May 7, 2024

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Portal project due to cost overruns in the Purple (D Line) Subway Extension – Section 2 project, as discussed at the LA Metro board meeting in July 2023.

FISCAL IMPACT
Per the settlement agreement, each party pays 50% of the North Portal total project cost ($78.5 million). If costs exceed $78.5 million, the parties shall meet and confer in good faith to develop strategies to either reduce costs or increase contributions. The table below outlines multiple scenarios regarding the contribution of both parties toward the project based on the total cost of $134.2 million.

Contribution
Party
Contribution
per
Settlement
Agreement
Contribution if
both parties
agree to
share added
costs
Contributions
if only City
pursues
If neither party agrees
to pursue
Beverly Hills $39.25
million $67.10 million $94.95 million
50% of project cost
incurred to-date
$5,185,000*
Metro $39.25
million $67.10 million $39.25 million
50% of project cost
incurred to date
$5,185,000*
Total $78.50
million
$134.20
million
$134.20
million
Add total incurred to
date $10,370,000*
* This cost is approximate and will be verified with Metro If City and Metro agree not to pursue the North Portal Project, both parties must evenly share the cost incurred to date per the settlement agreement. The total cost incurred to date by both parties is approximately $10,370,000 (Attachment 3) and the City would pay Metro approximately $2,554,000 (the difference between the 50% cost and what the City has expended so far on the EIR and design). Funding for a portion of the City’s share is included in the Capital Improvement Project (CIP) No. 00725: Metro Rodeo Station North Portal.

Shana Epstein,
Director of Public Works
Approved By
Attachment 1
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10 AGREEMENT NO. SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
This Settlement Agreement ("Agreement") is dated as of November _, 2020, and is entered into by and between the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority ("Metro") and the City of Beverly Hills (the "City"). Metro and the City are individually referred to herein as a "Party" and collectively as the "Parties."

RECITALS
A. Metro and the Federal Transit Administration ("FTA") prepared a joint Environmental Impact Statement ("EIS")/Environmental Impact Report ("EIR") for the Westside Subway Extension, Section 2 ("Project") pursuant to the National Environmental Policy Act ("NEPA") (42 U.S.C. § 4321 et seq.) and the California Environmental Quality Act ("CEOA") (Cal. Pub. Resources Code, § 21000 et seq.). B. On November 27, 2017, following a federal court ruling in a legal challenge of the EIS/EIR by the City and the Beverly Hills Unified School District, FT A released a Final Supplemental EIS ("FSEIS") and Supplemental Record of Decision ("ROD") for the Project. Metro was not a party to the federal actions challenging the EISIEIR, which are no longer pending in federal court.

C. The Project is a heavy rail transit subway that will extend the existing Metro Purple Line subway from Wilshire/La Cienega to Century City. The Project's alignment is roughly 2.7 miles in length and will be entirely underground, mostly beneath Wilshire Boulevard. Two new stations will be constructed at approximately one-mile intervals, serving major activity and employment centers in Beverly Hills and Century City. The Project's Wilshire/Rodeo Station ("Station"), located under and adjacent to Wilshire Boulevard and generally bounded by Beverly Drive on the west and S. Canon Drive on the east, is the only station located within the City. Metro's Design-Build Contractor for the Project is Tutor Perini/O&G ("Project Contractor").

D. FTA, Metro, and the City are currently involved in one lawsuit pending before the Federal District Court in Los Angeles County: City of Beverly Hills v. Federal Transit Administration, et al., Case No. CV-18-03891 GW (SSx) ("Federal Action"). In the Federal Action the City alleges that the FSEIS inadequately addresses the federal court ruling.

E. Despite the Federal Action, Metro and the City are otherwise cooperating to ensure timely completion of the Project. To that end, on February 19, 2019, Metro and the City entered into that certain Memorandum of Agreement for Contract Cl 120 of the Purple Line Extension Project - Section 2 between the City of Beverly Hills and the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, City Agreement No. 71-19 ("MOA"), which sets forth the respective rights and responsibilities of the Parties in order to facilitate Project construction in a manner that protects City businesses and residents.

F. The City Council approved the MOA based in part on the Parties' commitment in the MOA to bargain in good faith regarding representations provided by Metro's Chief Executive Officer to jointly fund with the City the construction of a second Station portal on the north side of Wilshire Boulevard at a location approved by the City Council ("North Portal''), with Metro Page I of 18
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contributing fifty (50) percent of the total cost of designing and constructing the North Portal; and (2) Metro would cause to be constructed and then make available public restrooms to serve Station customers.

G. By this Agreement, Metro desires to satisfy the representations it made to the City Council. To that end, this Agreement sets forth the respective rights, responsibilities, and funding obligations for the joint development of a supplemental Station portal and restrooms to serve the Wilshire!Rodeo Station, as well as funding for emergency rescue equipment for the City's Fire Department to use in the event of a tunnel emergency. In exchange, the City desires to dismiss the Federal Action and to forgo all potential legal challenges to the FSEIS and ROD.

H. On the terms set forth herein, the Parties desire to fully settle and resolve their respective rights, liabilities, obligations and all controversies arising from and related to the State Action and Federal Action as against each other.

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing and the mutual covenants set forth below, and further good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the Parties do hereby agree, as follows:

I. Dismissal of Litigation. The Federal Action shall be dismissed in accordance with the following procedure:

I.I Within five (5) business days of the Effective Date, the City shall file with the Federal District Court a Request for Dismissal with Prejudice of the Federal Action. Within five (5) business days of receiving a conformed copy of the request for dismissal form showing that the Court Clerk has entered the dismissal, the City shall provide Metro's counsel with a copy of same.

1.2 The City covenants and agrees that it shall not object to, challenge, or be a party to any litigation related to FT A's or Metro's compliance with the requirements ofNEPA or CEQA for the Project; provided, however, that nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as limiting, and the City expressly reserves all rights it has to object to, challenge and be a party to any litigation brought against or involving FT A or Metro related to compliance with any mitigation measure adopted pursuant to NEPA or CEQA, any other subject, or to bring a CEQA and/or NEPA challenge to any material change in the Project. Nothing herein shall prohibit or preclude the rights of the City to provide comments on any action taken by the FT A and Metro in connection with any supplemental analysis, or the lack thereof, undertaken by them in furtherance of the Project.

2. North Portal Development. The City desires to design and construct a supplemental portal for ingress and egress to the Station on the north side of Wilshire Boulevard, known as the North Portal. At least three alternate, conceptual designs and locations will be analyzed as part of the environmental review process described below. The City Council may approve the final location and design of the North Portal at the conclusion of the environmental review process, or may decline to proceed with construction and development of the North Portal.

At a minimum, the North Portal is expected to contain ticket fare gates, stairs, an escalator, elevators, and Fire/Life/Safety improvements. This Agreement sets forth the roles and responsibilities among and between the City and Metro with respect to the North Portal.

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2.1 Responsibilities of the City. The following responsibilities are assigned to the City with respect to the North Portal:

2.1.1. Procure one or more environmental consultants, in accordance with applicable contracting laws and regulations, for the preparation of the North Portal's environmental document pursuant to CEQA, including subcontracts for any associated technical studies. To the greatest extent possible, the environmental document will be prepared in a manner that complies with the substantive provisions ofNEPA so as to accommodate Metro's procurement role pursuant to Section 2.2.1 if the need arises.

2.1.2. Pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15051 ( d), serve as the lead agency under CEQA. The City will complete the procedural tasks CEQA assigns to the lead agency, such as filing the notice of completion, submitting documents to the State Clearinghouse and responsible agencies, and serving as the recipient of all comments on the environmental document.

2.1.3. Upon completion of the CEQA process, determine whether or not to authorize construction of the North Portal, and, if so, determine the final location and design of the North Portal substantially based on those locations and designs reviewed in the environmental document.

2.1.4. Upon completion of the CEQA process, procure one or more design contractors for the North Portal (respectively, "North Portal Design Contractor") in accordance with applicable contracting laws and regulations, unless the FT A authorizes Metro to issue a change order to the Project Contractor for the design of the North Portal. If the FT A authorizes such a change order, and the Parties mutually agree to the Project Contractor performing the North Portal's design pursuant to a contract change, then Metro shall assume such procurement responsibilities pursuant to Section 2.2.1 below.

2.1.5 Within one hundred and twenty (120) days of the North Portal Design Contractor or the Project Contractor completing a final design for the North Portal, the City shall proceed to solicit bids from qualifying contractors to serve as the "North Portal Construction Contractor" in accordance with applicable contracting laws and regulations, unless the FT A authorizes Metro to issue a change order to the Project Contractor for the construction of the North Portal. The lowest, responsible bid received by the City or the final change order price received by Metro, plus a ten percent (I 0%) contingency, is hereafter referred to as the "Construction Price."

2.1.5. If the Council agrees to proceed with the North Portal, Complete the North Portal in accordance with this Agreement, design and construction contracts, and all other applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations.

2.1.6. If the Council agrees to proceed with the North Portal, Complete the North Portal in accordance with the MOA, the terms of which shall be incorporated into this Agreement as if set forth in full.

2.2 Responsibilities of Metro. The following responsibilities are assigned to Metro with respect to the North Portal:

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2.2.1. If the FT A authorizes Metro to issue a change order to the Project Contractor, and the Parties mutually agree to the Project Contractor performing the North Portal's design and construction pursuant to a change order, then issue the change order for the design and construction of the North Portal to the Project Contractor after the Parties have complied with CEQA and NEPA.

2.2.2. Serve as a responsible agency under CEQA and complete the procedural tasks CEQA assigns to responsible agencies.

2.2.3. If Metro issues the change order pursuant to Section 2.2.1, then comply with any remaining substantive requirements necessary for the environmental document to comply with NEPA and coordinate with the FT A to complete all procedural tasks NEPA assigns to a lead agency and project sponsor, respectively.

2.2.4. Assist the City with construction management, including oversight of the design and construction contractors, preparation and monitoring of construction schedules and milestones, and ensure that all standards and requirements of this Agreement, design and construction contracts, and applicable City and Metro standards are met.

2.2.5. If Metro issues the change order pursuant to Section 2.2.1, complete the North Portal in accordance with this Agreement, design and construction contracts, and all other applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations.

2.2.6. If Metro issues the change order pursuant to Section 2.2.1, complete the North Portal in accordance with the MOA, the terms of which shall be incorporated into this Agreement as if set forth in full.

2.2. 7. If the Parties agree, provide staff, consultants, and contractors deemed necessary and appropriate to manage, administer, coordinate, and oversee engineering, design, and construction management of the North Portal.

2.2.8. Cause the Project Contractor to design and construct all necessary changes to the interior Station walls and platform to accommodate the North Portal, the cost of which will be shared by the Parties in accordance with Sections 2.4 through 2.6.

2.2.9. Establish, jointly control with the City, and distribute funds from the joint account where the Parties will deposit project-related funds pursuant to Sections 2.4 through

2.6 ("Project Account").

2.3 Joint Responsibilities of Metro and the City. The City and Metro agree to cooperate on the following responsibilities:

2.3.1. The City shall be the lead agency and oversee the preparation of the environmental document. At the City's request Metro may provide responses to comments on the Draft EIR, the Final EIR, and the mitigation monitoring and reporting program. Prior to finalizing the following items, if necessary, appropriate representatives of both Parties shall confer on the following items, prior to the City's approval, in order to ensure consistency and facilitate accurate analysis of the North Portal project:

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• Project description;
• Draft EIR and any technical studies and appendices; • Proposed mitigation measures; • Proposed project alternatives, including a "no project" alternative;
• Proposed responses to comments; and • Mitigation monitoring and reporting program.

As the lead agency, the City's decision to approve or deny the North Portal, and the City's determinations pursuant to CEQA, must reflect the lead agency's independent judgment. Accordingly, in the event that the Parties cannot reach an agreement as to the items listed above, final responsibility and authority to approve such items and resolve all other questions concerning the content and quality of the environmental review of the North Portal lies in the City's sole discretion.

2.3.2. Share and exchange design and construction documents as appropriate and necessary to facilitate the North Portal.

2.3.3. Mutually agree upon any material variance from the approved North Portal design and location.

2.4 Life of Project Budget. The Parties agree that the total gross estimated cost for completing the North Portal and opening the North Portal for customer service, plus a sufficient contingency, is Seventy-Eight Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($78,500,000) ("Life of Project Budget"). The Life of Project Budget is based on the following anticipated costs:
environmental review, design, construction management, construction of the North Portal and related improvements, post-construction costs that may arise to address punch list items or defects, and any other necessary and appropriate costs to complete and open the North Portal for customer service (collectively, "Project Costs"). The Project Costs include the Parties' respective labor costs, based on each Party's labor cost standards including overhead, administrative costs, consultant and contractor costs, and costs of purchasing equipment and/or materials without markup of any kind. The Life of Project Budget also assumes inflationary cost escalations for each such item.

2.4.1. Unless the Parties agree otherwise, each Party shall contribute, and deposit into the Project Account, an amount equal to half of the Life of Project Budget in accordance with the schedule and terms set forth in Section 2.5 for the purpose of paying for the North Portal project.

2.4.2. If at any time a joint financial obligation of the Parties relating to the North Portal would cause the Parties to exceed the Life of Project Budget, such that the Project Account's balance is insufficient to pay for the joint financial obligation, then the Parties shall meet and confer in good faith to develop strategies to either reduce costs or to contribute additional

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funds to cover the budget shortfall. Neither Party shall act arbitrarily or capriciously in regard to their decision whether to contribute additional funds.

2.4.3. If the meet and confer process described in Section 2.4.2 does not result in sufficient cost savings or additional funds to cover the budget shortfall, then the Parties shall determine whether they still desire to complete the North Portal and make financial contributions toward the North Portal as follows:

2.4.3. I. If both Parties agree to pursue the North Portal, then each Party shall deposit equal amounts into the Project Account so that the Project Account's balance is sufficient to pay all pending and anticipated joint financial obligations of the Parties relating to the North Portal.

2.4.3.2. If the City determines to pursue the North Portal, but Metro does not, then Metro shall deposit the remaining portion of its half share of the Life of Project Budget, if any, into the Project Account and shall have no further funding obligations toward the North Portal.

2.4.3.3. If Metro determines to pursue the North Portal, but the City does not, then the City shall deposit the remaining portion of its half share of the Life of Project Budget, if any, into the Project Account and shall have no further funding obligations toward the North Portal.

2.4.3.4. If Neither Party agrees to pursue the North Portal, then neither Party shall have further funding obligations toward the North Portal and remaining funds in the Project Account shall be used to pay any remaining joint financial obligations and then returned to the Parties in accordance with Section 2.6.6.

2.5 Schedule of Deposits into the Project Account. Subject to the terms and limitations of the Life of Project Budget, the Parties shall contribute funds to the Project Account in accordance with the following terms:

2.5. I. Construction Contract Funding. Within thirty (30) days following the award of the Construction Contract for the North Portal, each Party shall deposit into the Project Account Ten Million Dollars ($10,000,000.00) less each Party's approved credits in accordance with Section 2.5.2, but in no event shall each Party deposit less than Three Million Dollars ($3,000,000.00). Thereafter, whenever the Project Account falls to One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) or a Party receives an invoice for Project Costs in excess of the Project Account's balance, then within ten (I 0) days each Party shall deposit into the Project Account an additional Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000.00) but not to exceed the Party's 50% share of the Life of Project Budget. Neither Party shall withhold its contributions to the Project Account for any reason not enumerated in the Agreement and pledge to never delay progress payments from the Project Account to its consultants or contractors.

2.5.2. Deposit Credits. Each Party may receive a credit against all or a portion of the initial deposit required by Section 2.5.1 by directly paying, or committing by contract to pay, a consultant or contractor retained by that Party for necessary services to environmentally review, design, or construct the North Portal. A Party wishing to obtain a credit pursuant to this

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Section shall provide the other Party with an executed contract or contract modification specifying the amount to be paid for the services or an invoice indicating the services rendered and amounts paid by the Party for such services at least thirty (30) days prior to the deadline for making the initial deposit. If a contract or contract modification is provided, then a subsequent invoice for such contracted services shall be provided to the other Party within six (6) months of the deposit's due date; provided, however, that invoices may be provided every sixty (60) days thereafter if the services necessarily require more than six (6) months to complete. Ifan invoice is not provided in accordance with this schedule, then the unsatisfied portion of the credit shall be revoked and the remainder of the deposit will become immediately due and payable. The other Party shall approve the contract or invoice and associated credit, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.

2.6 Manner In Which Each Party Will Be Reimbursed For Costs.

2.6.1. The Parties shall be entitled to reimbursement from the Project Account for their respective Project Costs.

2.6.2. Metro will establish the joint Project Account at a reputable banking institution that is reasonably acceptable to both Parties (the "Bank"). The Parties shall be jointly responsible for the cost of any administrative or service fees charged by the Bank. The Joint Account shall be accessible to both Parties for reimbursements in accordance with the procedures described in this Section 2.6. The Bank will remit a reimbursement payment within thirty (30) days of receipt of an invoice fully executed by both Parties authorizing reimbursement for Project Costs.

2.6.3. Either Party may submit duly executed invoices to the Bank for reimbursement of Project Costs. Prior to doing so, the Party seeking reimbursement shall provide the other Party an invoice outlining the Project Costs to be reimbursed, along with a certification that the charges identified in such invoice qualify as Project Costs, were appropriate and necessary for completion of the North Portal, and had not previously been billed or paid. With respect to all undisputed amounts, within thirty (30) days from receipt of the invoice, an authorized representative of the Party not seeking reimbursement shall approve the invoice by duly executing the official copy. The Parties shall attempt to resolve any disputed amounts within sixty (60) days of receipt of the invoice, by which time the Party seeking reimbursement shall either remove or reduce the costs or the other Party's representative shall approve the invoice for reimbursement.

2.6.4. Within fifteen ( I 5) days after each month-end, Metro shall provide the Parties with a monthly project accounting report detailing Project Costs and expenditures, remaining Life of Project Budget authority, and any anticipated budget shortfall. Either Party may request of the other Party copies of billing statements, invoices and other financial documents relating to the North Portal.

2.6.5. Funds deposited into the Project Account may only be used for Project Costs incurred in furtherance of the environmental review, design, and construction of the North Portal. All interest accruing to funds in the Project Account shall remain in the Project Account.

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2.6.6. Once all invoices submitted by the Parties have been paid out of the Project Account and all other obligations relating to the North Portal are satisfied, any remaining funds in the Project Account shall be returned to the Parties in proportion to each Party's respective contribution of funds to the North Portal project. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the Life of Project Budget is exceeded and one Party chooses to fund the remainder of the Project Costs, while the other does not, then the Party contributing the remainder of the Project Costs shall be entitled to receive all remaining funds in the Project Account upon final completion of the North Portal and acceptance by Metro into its system for customer service.

2.6.7. Any disputes regarding billing statements, invoices, or reimbursements to or from the Project Account shall be resolved pursuant to Section 7 of this Agreement.

2. 7 North Portal Acceptance. The North Portal shall become part of Metro's system upon its completion and acceptance of the work by the Parties. At that time, Metro shall assume all obligations associated with the maintenance, repair, and operation of the North Portal to the same extent as any other portion of the Station and its appendages.

2.8 Station Opening. The North Portal shall not be closed, and shall be available for customer use, at all times that the Station is open for customer use for at least twentyfive (25) years beginning on the date that the North Portal is first opened for customer use, except for routine maintenance, repairs, cases of emergency, threats to public health or safety, or if necessary for construction of a joint development involving Metro, the City and/or a private developer.

3. Public Restrooms. The City and Metro jointly agree that public restrooms shall be made available for customer use. The Parties will bargain in good faith regarding the availability of public restrooms when the Station opens for public use, consistent with a Metro systemwide restroom policy to be adopted by the Metro Board of Directors. The City Council has approved this Agreement in good faith reliance on Metro's representation that public restrooms will be available for customer use when the Station opens, pursuant to a Board-adopted systemwide restroom policy. If public restrooms are not provided pursuant to a systemwide restroom policy, then Permanent public restrooms will be constructed and made available in connection with a future development that benefits from the Station's existence. Metro shall be solely responsible for the full cost of constructing and maintaining the restrooms, provided that it may cause a private party to construct or maintain the restrooms if the restrooms are included in a future development at the Station. Alternatively, the City may include the restrooms in connection with a future development located at 9393 and/or 9385 Wilshire Boulevard, in which case Metro will not be responsible for the cost of constructing and maintaining the restrooms.

3.1 Restroom Maintenance. The public restrooms provided by this Section 3 shall be fully plumbed in accordance with applicable technical codes, be designed and sited to match the context of the surrounding buildings and environment, and maintained in a manner and frequency to ensure they are clean and sanitary. Metro shall coordinate with the City on the final design of any permanent restrooms constructed on Station property pursuant to this Section 3. Metro shall be responsible for maintaining the bathrooms at its sole cost, unless the restrooms are incorporated into a development project at 9393 and/or 9385 Wilshire Boulevard. Restrooms may

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be periodically unavailable for public use due to routine maintenance, repairs, cases of emergency, threats to public health or safety. The obligation in this Agreement to provide public restrooms expires twenty-five (25) years from the date that the Station is first opened for customer use.

4. Rescue Eguipment. Metro shall reimburse the City for the cost of rescue equipment for use in the event of a tunnel emergency during construction or operation purchased for the City's Fire Department up to Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000.00). Metro shall remit funds within thirty (30) days ofreceipt of the City's invoice for the equipment.

5. Holiday Moratorium. Notwithstanding the provisions in the MOA, Article XIII prohibiting work during a holiday moratorium without City Council approval, Metro shall be permitted to work during the 2020 holiday moratorium in accordance with the conditions set forth in Exhibit A, in order to complete the Project and the C 1120 Contract in a timely manner.

Notwithstanding the provisions of this Agreement and in accordance with the MOA, Metro, at its discretion, may request an exemption from holiday moratoria after 2020. The Parties will bargain in good faith regarding an exemption from the 2021 or 2022 holiday moratorium with City Council approval. Metro has approved this Agreement in good faith reliance on the City's representation that it will accommodate Metro's request to work during the 2021 or 2022 holiday moratorium, if reasonable.

6. Station Excavation. Notwithstanding the required construction lane configurations and work hours set forth in Articles XII and XIII of the MOA, respectively, the City herein authorizes Metro, pursuant to this Section 6, to excavate the Station box through the Station property at Wilshire/Reeves and through the deck panels installed over Wilshire Boulevard in accordance with the conditions set forth in Exhibit A and the terms below.

6.1 Sound Wall Across S. Reeves Drive. Metro may temporarily close S.

Reeves Drive at Wilshire Boulevard to vehicular traffic solely during the excavation of the Station box, provided that a sound wall is erected across S. Reeves Drive north of the Sirtaj Hotel. This sound wall shall have a wall assembly of STC-25 or greater, and the ability to reduce noise by at least 5 dBA. Public information graphics acceptable in design to the City shall be placed on the south side of the wall. Unless approved by the City Council, the sound wall shall be promptly removed and S. Reeves Drive reopened to vehicular traffic when excavation of the Station box is complete and the 20 foot sound wall around the Reeves Staging Yard shall be reestablished. The City Council may approve further closures of S. Reeves Drive upon request by Metro.

6.2 Compliance With Noise Standards. Pursuant to Article XIV of the MOA, the City Council authorizes Metro to excavate the Station box at night as set forth in Exhibit A based on the noise study prepared by the Project Contractor and reviewed by Metro that concludes that the nighttime construction work can be conducted in compliance with the noise standards set forth in Article XIV of the MOA. The noise study and associated mitigation measures are incorporated herein and attached hereto as Exhibit B. If the Independent Compliance Monitor established under Article XVI of the MOA identifies an exceedance of such a noise standard, then Metro and the Project Contractor shall promptly discontinue the construction activity that caused the exceedance until additional mitigation measures, possibly including reduction of construction activities, are implemented to reduce noise levels below the applicable noise standard.

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6.3 Compliance with MOA. Except as provided herein, all other provisions of the MOA remain in effect, including the noise standards set forth in Article XIV and remedies available to the City to enforce those standards.

7. Dispute Resolution. If a dispute, claim, disagreement or controversy (a "Dispute") arises in connection with this Agreement or the performance of obligations set forth herein, the Parties shall promptly attempt in good faith to resolve such Dispute by negotiation between officers of each Party who have authority to settle the controversy. Either Party may give the other Party written notice of any Dispute not resolved in the normal course of business. Within five (5) business days after delivery of the notice, the receiving Party shall submit to the other Party a written response. The notice and response shall include with reasonable particularity a statement of each Party's position and a summary of its reasons supporting that position. Within five (5) business days after delivery of the response, the officers of both Parties shall meet at a mutually acceptable time and place. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the negotiating Parties, the above-described negotiation shall end at the close of the first meeting of officers described above ("First Meeting"). If the Parties agree to mediate the Dispute, such mediation shall be submitted to JAMS, or its successor, for mediation. After the First Meeting and, if applicable any mediation agreed to by the Parties, either Party may seek judicial relief in Los Angeles Superior Court.

Additionally, if either party believes that there is a threat to public health or safety, that party may immediately seek judicial relief in the Los Angeles Superior Court.

8. Dutv to Cooperate. The Parties agree to engage constructively, actively and on an ongoing basis to maximize the effectiveness of the Project. This duty shall include the sharing of non-confidential information upon request.

9. Joint Press Release. Upon final execution of this Agreement, the Parties shall jointly release to the public the following written statement:
"The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) and the City of Beverly Hills announced an agreement today that avoids further litigation by the City concerning the Purple Line subway extension to Century City. The Beverly Hills Unified School District is not a party to this settlement agreement.

The agreement calls for the joint development of a second portal to serve the Wilshire/Rodeo Station. This second portal will serve businesses and tourists who regularly travel to the City's business triangle. The settlement agreement also calls for public restrooms to serve Station customers. "We are pleased with this agreement," said Metro Board Chair and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti. "It keeps this critically important project on track. We look forward to delivering it to the commuters and taxpayers of Los Angeles County in a timely manner." "We are glad to be able to move forward as a partner with Metro in developing the region's mobility solutions and welcoming the subway to our city," said Beverly Hills Mayor Lester Friedman.

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"Having secured federal matching funds to complete the Purple Line Extension, Metro is excited to bring rapid rail service to Westwood in time for the 2028 Summer Olympics," said Phillip Washington, Metro's CEO.

The Purple Line Extension will extend the subway from its current terminus at Wilshire Boulevard and Western Avenue to Westwood to be built in three phases. The first segment to Wilshire and La Cienega Boulevard and the second segment through downtown Beverly Hills to Century City are both under construction. The third segment travels to Westwood and ends at the VA Hospital. When complete, the subway will provide a 25-minute ride between downtown Los Angeles and Westwood." I 0. Indemnity. Each Party agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the other Party, their officers, agents, elected officials and employees from all liability, claims, losses and demands, including defense costs and reasonable attorneys' fees, whether resulting from court action or otherwise, arising out of the negligent acts or omissions of the defending Party, its officers, agents, or employees, in the performance of this Agreement. When negligent acts or omissions of one Party are specifically directed by another Party, the Party directing the negligent acts or omissions shall owe this defense and indemnity obligation to the Party following the directions. This clause shall not be construed to supersede or affect the Parties' indemnity obligations to each other, as set forth in the MOA, with respect to any other aspect of the Project not specifically addressed in this Agreement. The provisions of this paragraph shall survive the termination of this Agreement.

11. Priority of Agreements. The following order of priority shall control in the event of a conflict between the provisions of these documents: (I) the body of this Agreement; (2) Exhibit A; (3) Exhibit B; and (4) the MOA.

12. Effective Date. The "Effective Date" shall be the date that this Agreement is fully executed.

13. Further Assurances. The Parties agree to enter into, deliver, perform, construe, and take any action under any contract, agreement, or other instrument that is reasonably necessary to effectuate this Agreement, and, except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, the City Manager and Chief Executive Officer shall have the authority to do so on behalf of the City and Metro, respectively.

14. Parties' Remedies. Each Party expressly agrees that damages are an inadequate remedy for a breach of this Agreement and that all provisions of this Agreement shall be specifically enforceable by either affected party.

15. Entire Agreement. This Agreement, together with any exhibits attached hereto, contains the sole and entire agreement and understanding to which the Parties and any and all prior discussions, negotiations, commitments or understandings related hereto, ifany, are merged herein and superseded hereby. No representations, warranties, promises, covenants, undertakings, commitments, restrictions, or other obligations, verbal, written or otherwise, expressed or implied, other than those expressly contained herein have been made by either Party to the other.

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16. Amendments; Waiver. This Agreement may be amended only by an agreement in writing signed by both Parties hereto. No waiver of any provision or consent to any exception to the terms of this Agreement shall be effective unless in writing and signed by the Party to be bound, and then only for the specific purpose, extent, and instance so provided. Failure on the part of any Party to enforce any of its rights under this Agreement shall not be construed as a waiver of such rights, and a waiver by any Party of a default hereunder in any instance shall not be construed as constituting a continuing waiver or as a waiver in other instances.

17. No Release. Nothing set forth in this Agreement shall constitute a waiver or release of claims by either Party for compensation and/or damages arising from the Project.

18. Notices. Any notice, demand, or other communication of any kind, whatsoever, that any of the Parties may be required or may desire to give to or serve upon any of the other Parties shall be given in writing and (i) delivered in person (including express or courier service), or (ii) mailed by certified or registered mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, addressed as follows:
lfto Metro:

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority One Gateway Plaza Mail Stop: 99-17-20
Los Angeles, California 90012
Attention: Richard Clarke
With a copy to:

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority County Counsel Transportation Division
One Gateway Plaza
Mail Stop: 99-24-20 Los Angeles, California 90012 Attention: Ronald W. Stamm, Esq.

If to the City:

City Manager Beverly Hills City Hall
455 N. Rexford Dr., 4th Floor Beverly Hills, CA 90210 With a copy to: City Attorney Beverly Hills City Hall 455 N. Rexford Dr., Room 230
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

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Richards, Watson & Gershon
350 South Grand Avenue, 37th Floor Los Angeles, California 90071-3101 Attn: Laurence S. Wiener, Esq.
or to such other address or to such other person as any Party shall have last designated by such notice to the other Party. Each such notice, demand, or other communication, if addressed as aforesaid and delivered in person, shall be effective only when actually delivered to such addressee. Each such notice or communication, if addressed as aforesaid and transmitted via either certified or registered mail, shall be effective upon the date of delivery, whether or not accepted by addressee.

19. Voluntary Agreement; Representation by Counsel. This Agreement is executed voluntarily by each of the Parties hereto without any duress or undue influence on the part of, or on behalf of, either of them. The terms of this Agreement have been negotiated by the Parties, and the language of the Agreement shall not be interpreted under presumptions in favor of or against any particular Party. Each of the Parties hereto represents and warrants to each other Party that it has read and fully understands the provisions of this Agreement and has had the opportunity to discuss the same with legal counsel of its own choosing. Each of the Parties hereto further represents and warrants to the other Party that its officers or other representatives who sign this Agreement on its behalf are authorized to do so and to bind that Party, both by consent of that Party and under applicable law, and that they are executing this Agreement pursuant to that authority. The Parties, and each of them, acknowledge that each has been represented in the negotiations for and in the performance of this Agreement by counsel of its own choice; that the Parties have read this Agreement; that the Parties have had this Agreement, and each of its terms, fully explained by such counsel or have had such opportunity; and that each Party is fully aware of the contents of this Agreement and of its legal effect.

20. Binding Effect. This Agreement shall bind, and inure to the benefit of, the Parties' respective successors and representatives.

21. Assignment. The rights and obligations of Metro under this Agreement shall not be assigned and any attempted assignment shall be void and of no effect. The rights and obligations of the City under this Agreement shall not be assigned and any attempted assignment shall be void and of no effect.

22. Governing Law. The validity, interpretation, effect, and enforcement of this Agreement, or any portion thereof, shall be governed by, and shall be construed and enforced in accordance with, the laws of the United States and the State of California, as applicable.

23. No Third-Partv Beneficiaries. Nothing in this Agreement is or shall be construed to be intended to benefit any third party, or create any third-party beneficiary and no third party or parties shall have any claim or right of action under this Agreement for any cause whatsoever.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, FTA is a third-party beneficiary of this Agreement.

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24. Authorization to Sign. The persons executing this Agreement on behalf of Metro and the City, respectively, each represent and warrant that he or she is duly authorized to execute same on behalf of its Party.

25. Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original agreement, but all of which together shall constitute one agreement.

26. Time of Essence. Time is of the essence of every provision hereof in which time is a factor.

27. Usage. Unless stated otherwise, the term "day" or "days" shall refer to calendar days.
[Signature page follows]

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have caused this Agreement to be duly executed by their duly authorized representatives as of the Effective Date. "Metro"
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Exhibit A
Conditions of Approval for Excavation Work and Work During 2020 Holiday Moratorium The following conditions apply until the earlier of June 30, 2021, or when restaurants within the City of Beverly Hills are permitted by applicable public health orders to provide indoor dining at 100% capacity:

Traffic Control
• S. Reeves can be Closed between Wilshire Blvd and the Alley south of Wilshire Blvd.
o At the completion of excavation of station box, S. Reeves closure to end with complete opening ofS. Reeves and 20' minimum sounds walls to be reestablished around Reeves Staging Yard w/ Public Information Graphics. • Wilshire can be configured to two lanes in each direction with K-rail with sound walls ( extended Staging Yard)
o All walls to have Public Information Graphics and/or Holiday Themed Public Information Graphics per City (see Public Information Graphics below). The sound wall protection currently in effect will satisfy this noise requirement. • Wilshire can be configured to one lane in each direction, allowing for access to deck panels at Beverly and S. Canon
o 12am to 10:45am. Only traffic control set up may occur between 12am and lam.
• All other traffic control must meet MOA conditions but at no time shall there be work/traffic control in Wilshire Blvd between 4pm and Midnight. This excludes the extended Reeves Staging Yard traffic control described above.

Work Activities
• Excavation, Material removal and Hauling - Access through Deck Panels on Wilshire
o Weekdays and Weekends
• 12am to 10:45am. No surface work activities (i.e.
excavation/hauling) to start before 1 am. Only traffic control set up to occur between l 2am and 1 am. • Per the MOA, Nighttime noise control plan must be
approved by City Council.
• Excavation, Material removal and Hauling - Within Extended Reeves Staging Yard Area (Behind K-rail Setup with Reeves Closed)
o Weekdays
• 7am to 4pm and lam to 7am
• Per the MOA, Nighttime noise control plan must be
approved by City Council for work between lam and 7am.
o Weekends
• Sam to 4pm and 1 am to Sam

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• Per the MOA, Nighttime noise control plan must be
approved by City Council for work between I am and Sam. • Material Delivery and Utility Maintenance - Access through Deck Panels on Wilshire
o Weekdays and Weekends
• 12am to 10:45am. No surface work activities (i.e. material deliveryfutility maintenance) to start before lam. Only traffic control set up to occur between 12am and lam. • Per the MOA, a noise control plan must be approved by City staff.
• Material Delivery and Utility Maintenance - Within Extended Reeves Staging Yard Area (Behind K-rail Setup with Reeves Closed)
o Weekdays
• 7am to 4pm and lam to 7am
• Per the MOA, Nighttime noise control plan must be
approved by City Staff for work between I am and 7am.
o Weekends
• Sam to 4pm and I am to Sam
• Per the MOA, Nighttime noise control plan must be
approved by City Staff for work between lam and Sam.
• Engineering (Survey/PotholingfGeotechnical Borings/Instrumentation & Monitoring) outside the Triangle east of Crescent.
o 7am to 4pm Weekdays on Wilshire o Sam to 4pm Weekdays off Wilshire Public Information Graphics
• Public Information Graphics and/or Holiday Themed Public Information Graphics must be installed as identified and specifically requested by the City on all fencing and/or walls proposed if feasible. • Santa Display shall be erected and hung by the City at Beverly Dr. and Wilshire Blvd., as in past years, at a time designated by the City. No work activities shall substantially degrade the existing physical quality or character of the Santa Display until the Santa Display is removed by the City.

Holidays
• No work to occur on Thanksgiving, Friday after Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year's Eve, New Year's Day, !st night ofHanukkah (Dec. 10, 2020). Traffic control associated with the Extended Reeves Staging Yard are permitted to remain in place on these holidays during excavation. • Ifthere is a City Event (i.e, Holiday Bold, Awards Event, etc.), No work can occur during planned City Sponsored Events.

Independent Compliance Monitor
• Compliance would be monitored and enforced by the ICM in accordance with the MOA.

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MTAPURPLE LINE SECTION 2 PROJECT

NOISE CONTROL PLAN MOA CONDITIONS
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1. lntroduction .....••...•.••.•..•.•..•.•.........•....•....•.••....•.•.............••......•..•...............•..••....•.•..•.........................• 3

2. Construction Schedule ..•.•...........••.•..•.•..•.•..•...............•.....•....•.••.•........................•.•...................•...•.••. 3

3. Sound PLAN .....•................•..•..•.....•...............•..•.•......••...............•..•.••..•..•..•.............•.....•.•....••.•....•....... 3 4. Noise Control Plan ..•.•....••.....................•.•..•..•.........................•.....•..................•....•..•.••....................... 5

4.1 Construction Equipment ..•.••.•.........................•..•.•.........................•...•..............................•..•..•.. 5

4.2 Site Plan and Discussions .................•..•..•.•..•.•.....................•.••..........................•.•...................... 5 4.3 Results and Observations ..................•..•.....................•.•..•.•.....................•..•.•..•.......................... 9

5. Mitigation Measures ...................••.....•.........................•.•...........................................................•..•..• 13 APPENDIX A- SITE PLAN SCHEMA TIC ......•..•.•....•.....................•.••..•...................•.....•.•..•............... 14 APPENDIX B- Noise Certification for Excavator ................••.•...••.•..................•..•..•.•..•.......................• 16 APPENDIX C- Noise Certification for Ventilation Fans- For Reference Only .•..•••.....................•...• 17 APPENDIX D-Metal Grate Sound Profile ......•..•.•..•...••..................•.•..•..........................•.•..•.•............. 19 APPENDIX E - RES UL TS ..•.•..•.......................••..•.........................•............................••.•..•...................... 23 3767 Ovtrfinu£)1.mn,e, Suiu 115 Los )l.ngeks CJ! 90034
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1. Introduction
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The aim of this study is to analyze and predict the construction noise levels during excavation through a limited opening and hauling operations at Wilshire Blvd & S. Canon Dr. The excavation site is in front of 9378 Wilshire Blvd. The site is surrounded by high rise office spaces alongside Wilshire Blvd and Canon Drive. The residential buildings are located to the east and south of the excavation site. Commercial structures arc located to the south as well as north across Wilshire Blvd.

2. Construction Schedule
The excavation work will commence in 2020.

3. SoundPLAN
The sound model for the excavation was developed for continuous noise generation during the daily work shifts. So11ndPLAN was configured with settings outlined in Table I. The noise modelling was performed using So1111dPLAN version 8.1, which calculates outdoor noise propagation based upon the methodology specified in ISO 9613 -2.

Table I SotmdPLAN Noise Prediction Model Settings
ISO 9613 -2 "Acoustics -- Attenuation of sound during propagation Prediction Model: outdoors - Part 2: General method of calculation", 1993 ISO 9613-1 "Acoustics -- Attenuation of sound during propagation Air absorption: outdoors - Part I: Calculation of the absorption of sound by the atmosphere"
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• The equipment sound power level inputs were based on measured data provided by TPOG, Specification O I 56 19 and data published by FHW A - Table I. Construction Equipment Noise Emission Levels (https://ops. fhwa.dot.gov/wz/workshops/accessible/Schexnayder _paper.him). The FHW A data typically does not reflect the newest noise control technology and provide a conservative assessment with higher input sound power levels. 3767 OvtrfilnaJb1e11ue, Suite 115 Los )(ngeks CJ! 90034 <Pao• 4
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4. Noise Control Plan
The noise control plan was developed based on the situation below:

Excavation and Hauling operational for 24 hours/day. Excavation site is surrounded by 12 ft noise barrier with all equipment operating simultaneously. However, for the noise model different utilization factors for the equipment were considered, as shown in the Table 2, below.

Terex RT 780 Crane will be in operation at Wilshire and Beverly Drive within a 12 feet high Noise Barrier. To account for cumulative noise at sensitive receivers, the ventilation fan installed in the Canon Yard was also added to the noise model. A 14 feet high Noise barrier is added around the Ventilation fan. If current excavation location is modified or if addition locations are added, Noise Control Plan will be updated accordingly.

The noise control plan will be updated quarterly.

4.1 Construction Equipment
Construction equipment list shown in Table 2 was used for the model development.

Table 2. Sound Power Levels
Noise Levels
Name Lw(dbA) Utilization @50 ft (dbA)
Dump Trucks (Height 12 ft) i05 75 66o/o
Haul Route (Height 12ft, Speed 20mph) i05 75 Noise Exposure -10°/o••• Excavator (Height 8 ft) i09 79 IOOo/o
Terex Rough Crane Rt 780 (Height 8 ft) Ill 81 95%
Ventilation Fans**(Height 3 ft) I 12 82 100°/o
Ventilation J\iletal Grate - Modeled as two 89 59 100°/o senarate noint sources* 'At around Elev}
• Note: Noise Levels at 50 ft were provided by TPOG, Equipment arc not subjected to requirements beyond specification 01 56 19 • "Noise Power Levels for Metal grate was calculated by using the Noise Measurement Dain provided by Metro, Noise Silencer was used to reduce the noise from the intake, see Appendix
• Please refer to Appendix C for Noise Certification, ·•• Equipment Noise Certification for ventilation fans is auacbed in Appendh D • Note: The sound Power Levels were calculated from the Noise Levels @50 ft as shown in the table below (Lw • LSO + :?O log (50 X

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• •••The Noise Exposure from Haul route is calculated at 20 mph. The trucks are anticipated to pass the sensmve receivers every 5 minutes, adding noise exposure for 30 seconds for each receiver or 90 seconds every t S mins or 10% ,

4.2 Site Plan and Discussions
The Baseline Model for situation is shown Figure I, it includes all equipment that would be operational during excavation. Noise Sensitive locations as per MOA conditions are shown in Figure 2. The staging area is highlighted in purple.
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Along with the Haul Route, excavator, and dump trucks a ventilation fan was also added in the noise control plan at Canon Yard. A 20ft high noise wall is installed around the Canon Yard, also shown in green in Figure 2. An additional 14 feet high noise wall was modeled around the Ventilation Fan as shown in figure I. The maximum operational noise value for the ventilation fans shall be 82 dBA at 50 feet per the noise certificate attached in the appendix. A I 00% utilization factor or 24-hour operation was assumed for the Ventilation Fan. The Utilization factors for Excavator was added as 100% to mimic continuous operation for 24h. The average travel speed from 9355 Wilshire Blvd. to 9555 Wilshire Blvd was added to be 20mph. Average time of truck idling was estimated to be IO min every 15 min; hence, the Utilization Factor is calculated as 66 %. The noise exposure from the haul route will be around 90 seconds for 15 minutes interval considering 30 seconds exposure during each 5 minutes dump cycle. Crane operation at Wilshire/Beverly Dr was included was modeled with 12 feet Noise Barrier around the crane and dump truck.

Ventilation intake located at Wilshire/Beverly Dr. was also included in the noise model. The Sound Power Levels for the Ventilation grate were calculated from the noise measurement provided by Metro (see Appendix). The ventilation intake was modeled as two-point source to match the noise profile provided by the measurement results.

The residential buildings are shown in blue on figure I; hotels are shown as light green; and commercial buildings and residential buildings are shown in shades of grey. The buildings were modeled at their full height; varying floor heights were identified.

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4.3 Results and Observations
Noise predictions for 24 h arc presented in Appendix B. Threshold limits at the receivers established by Ambient Noise Study (submitted previously) are used for comparing predicted noise levels.

Based on the assessment of the results, RD-2, RD-3, RD-13, RD-10, RD-I I RD-15, and RD-16, receptors will be directly affected by the construction activities. However, the predicted noise levels for these receptors arc within the noise level threshold. The noise levels should be closely monitored to avoid any exceedance during the nighttime work hours.

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A 15 feet high Noise barrier along the east boundary and, 14 feet high barrier along north, south and west section of the work area will be required to shield the RD-I I Elevated receptor from the construction Noise during the Night Time work as shown in the figure below. 14 feet high Noise
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5. Mitigation Measures
Based on the simulations following mitigation measures will be taken:

I) Excavation area will be surrounded by 14 ft noise barrier (NRC= 0.85) with 15 feet additional noise barrier east of the excavation area as discussed in the section above. 2) Equipment utilization shall be reduced by 10% to meet the noise threshold if the trend at any of the receptors seems to approach toward cxcccdance
3) Completely switch off dump trucks during loading and idling. 4) If during noise monitoring Lmax level exceeds the threshold value following actions will be taken:

I. Contractor shall switch equipment to meet noise requirements. OR

2. Contractor shall modify work hours to meet noise requirements. OR 3. Contractor shall use other available noise reduction measures. 5) Noise from a construction activity and/or construction equipment shall comply with all noise requirements identified in Article XIV of the MOA, which includes the Lmax noise limits. If the activity, the equipment in use and/or the sound enclosure for the equipment are modified or the equipment is operated at a location not identified in the noise control plan, the noise control plan shall be revised to address the changed conditions and resubmitted to the City for review and approval. The use of non-compliant equipment and/or engaging in a construction activity that exceeds the MOA identified noise limits including Lmax noise level shall not continue until the City approves a noise control plan revision and/or the implementation of noise mitigation to ensure that the equipment complies with noise limits identified in Article XIV."
6) To reduce noise levels at Wilshire I Beverly intake grate, install additional silencer at each intake fan, see Appendix D for silencer product data
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EQUIPMENT NOISE LEVEL DATA REPORTING FORM

APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF EQUIPMENT NOISE COMPLIANCE TPOGJV
Equipment T�. Manufllcilnr & Model Number
ldetka"Jon Number -Operati-ng Condillon ·-Oum; ly T nl Excovutm CAT JQn FARNGOO\BB 406 HP ll•uurflf Sound Lent- at H lo 50 fNt; ,..,,mt Yebe:1 nnd Qhtarc,
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Authorized Slgnatuni· CONTRACTOR'S APPROVAL. -..s;;n, .... - ENGINEER"S CONCURRENCE AuthoriZ9d Signatuni Ot1 Dots Oy'!'!:96!, 3767 Ovwnd Avenue Los A.tlnn!ii:! 9Q93:t. §Ult" t t!'i. +1 -StO i(J71387 --�cw�l;a;ll!,'o!.r Ol, a. .. --· "_,. _ ---------°''" ----- ---------°''° ----- 3767 Overfand'Jl:rm11u, Suite 115 !.as Jlngefes Cll 90034 <Page 16
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APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF EQUIPMENT NOISE COMPLIANCE ContradmName:�_T_P_o_G....,-,,cc---,,----,- ..,...,- ---,,,------,,-----,,---,,.,,-c--=-,,------�Contract Name & Number. MTA Purole line Extension 2 , Cll2 0 Equipment Type: Manufacturer & Model Number. Identification Number. Rated Power & Capacity:

Operating Condition During Test:

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Righi Side: 7 6 • 4
Left Side: 8 2 , 4
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Estimated Values at 50-Foot Distance:

Right Side: Left Side:

Maximum Values Allowed for this Equipment: e_5 dBA (SLOW) at 50 feet. Note: Equipment was operated at maximum governed rpm under full load condttions during the tests. All tests were performed under the supervision of lhe Acoustical Engineer. If equipment sound level exceeds maximum value allowed, indicate adion taken to achieve compliance: ______ dBA (SLOW). ______ dBA (SLOW). Name, Address & Phone No. of Acoustical Engineer Authorized Signature:

CONTRACTOR'S APPROVAL:

Authorized Signature:

ENGINEER'S CONCURRENCE:

Authorized Signature:

Dr. Dots oyenuqa, 3767 overland Avenue, Suite # 115, (510) 207 1387 Dale 02/20/20 ___________ Date: _ ___________ Date: _
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2:00:00 AM 73 50 No 2:15:00 AM 67 50 No
2:30:00AM 69 50 No 2:45:00 AM 68 50 No 3:00:00 AM 69 50 No J:15:00 AM 70 50 No J:30:00AM 67 50 No
3:45:00 AM 67 50 No 4:00:00AM 66 50 No 4:15:00 AM 70 50 No 4:30:00AM 70 50 No 4:45:00AM 71 50 No 5:00:00AM 74 50 No 5:15:00AM 74 50 No 5:30:00AM 73 50 No 5:45:00AM 72 50 No 6.00:00AM 74 50 No 6:15.00 AM 76 50 No 6:30:00AM 76 so No 6:45:00AM 76, 50 No 7:00:00 AM 76 50 No 7:15:00 AM 75 50 No 7:30:00AM 78 50 No 7:45:00 AM 76 50 No 8:00:00AM 78 50 No 8:15:00AM 77 50 No 8:30:00 AM 76 50 No 8:45:00AM 76 50 No 9:00:00AM 77 50 No 9:15:00 AM 86 50 No 9:30:00AM 76 50 No 9:45:00AM 76 50 No 10:00:00 AM 75 50 No I0:15·00 AM 76 50 No
10:30:00 AM 75 50 No
10:45:00 AM 74 50 No 11:00-00AM 75 50 No 11:15:00 AM 75 50 No 11:30 00 AM 76 50 No
11:45.00 AM 75 50 No
12:00.00 PM 74 50 No 12:15:00 PM 75 50 No 12:30 00 PM 75 so No 12:45:00 PM 75 so No 1:00.00 PM 75 50 No 1:15 00 PM 77 50 No 1:30 00 PM 74 50 No 1:45 00 PM 83 50 No 2:00 00 PM 75 50 No 2:IS·OO PM 74 50 No 2:30:00 PM 74 50 No RD I Weekdav
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2:45.00 PM 74 50 No 3:00.00 PM 74 so No 3:15.00 PM 75 so No 3:30 00 PM 75 so No 3:45·00 PM 74 so No 4:00 00 PM 74 so No 4:15:00 PM 75 so No 4:30 00 PM 77 50 No 4:45:00 PM 75 50 No 5:00.00 PM 75 50 No 5:15:00 PM 81 so No 5:30 00 PM 80 so No 5:45:00 PM 80 so No 6:00.00 PM 81 50 No 6:15:00 PM 74 so No 6:30 00 PM 75 so No 6:45:00 PM 81 50 No 7:00.00 PM 75 so No 7:15:00 PM 77 so No 7:30.00 PM 74 so No 7:45:00 PM 74 so No 8:00.00 PM 83 so No 8:15:00 PM 75 so No 8:30.00 PM 74 50 No 8:45:00 PM 75 50 No 9:00 00 PM 74 50 No 9:15:00 PM 75 50 No 9:30.00 PM 73 so No 9:45:00 PM 75 so No J0.00:00 PM 73 so No J0:15:00 PM 73 so No J0:30:00 PM 75 50 No 10:45:00 PM 72 so No I 1.00:00 PM 72 so No 11:15:00 PM 73 so No 11:30:00 PM 71 50 No 11:45:00 PM 71 50 No RDl Weekend
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12:oo·OOAM 71 so No 12:15:00 AM 70 so No 12:30 00 AM 71 so No 12:45:00AM 70 so No 1:00:00AM 69 50 No 1:15 OOAM 70 50 No 1:30 00 AM 69 50 No 1:45:00AM 68 50 No 2:00.00AM 68 50 No 2:15:00 AM 72 50 No 2:30 OOAM 68 50 No 2:45:00AM 69 so No 3:00.00 AM 76 50 No 3:15:00 AM 67 so No 3:30:00 AM 76 so No 3:45:00 AM 66 so No 4:00:00AM 65 so No 4:15:00 AM 69 50 No 4:30:00AM 67 50 No 4:45:00AM 70 so No 5:00:00AM 66 50 No 5:15:00AM 67 50 No 5:30:00 AM 66 50 No 5:45:00AM 68 50 No 6:00:00AM 70 50 No 6:15:00 AM 70 50 No 6:30:00 AM 70 so No 6:45:00AM 70 so No 7:00:00AM 70 so No 7:15:00 AM 70 so No 7:30:00 AM 71 so No 7:45 00 AM 71 so No 8:0000AM 71 so No 8:15:00 AM 72 50 No 8:3000AM 71 50 No 8:45 OOAM 71 50 No 9:00.00AM 72 50 No 9:15.00AM 72 50 No 9:30 00 AM 72 50 No 9:45:00 AM 73 50 No IO
OO:OOAM 72 so No
10:15:00 AM 72 so No 10·30:00AM 74 so No 10.45:00 AM 73 so No 11:00:00AM 74 so No 11:15:00 AM 74 50 No 11:30:00AM 73 50 No
11:45:00AM 84 50 No
12:00:00 PM 73 50 No 12:15:00 PM 74 50 No 12:30:00 PM 73 50 No 12:45.00 PM 73 50 No 1:00:00 PM 73 50 No
1:15:00 PM 72 so No
1:30:00 PM 74 so No 1:45:00 PM 73 so No
2:00:00 PM 72 so No
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2:15:00PM 73 so No 2:30.00 PM 73 50 No
2:45:00 PM 72 50 No 3:00:00 PM 82 50 No 3:15:00 PM 72 so No 3:30·00 PM 72 so No 3:45:00 PM 76 so No 4:00:00 PM 78 so No 4:15:00 PM 74 so No 4:30:00 PM 73 so No 4:45:00 PM 77 50 No 5:00.00 PM 73 so No 5:ISOOPM 72 so No 5:30.00 PM 72 50 No 5:45 00 PM 74 so No 6:00 00 PM 73 so No 6:15:00 PM 73 so No 6:30 00 PM 76 50 No 6:45:00 PM 72 50 No 7:00:00 PM 74 so No 7:15:00 PM 74 so No 7:30:00 PM 74 so No 7:45:00 PM 75 so No 8:00:00 PM 74 50 No 8:15:00 PM 75 so No 8:30:00 PM 76 50 No 8:45:00 PM 73 50 No 9:00:00 PM 75 so No 9:15:00 PM 74 50 No 9:30:00 PM 75 50 No 9:45:00 PM 75 50 No 10:00.00 PM 72 50 No 10:15:00 PM 74 50 No 10:30 00 PM 73 50 No 10:45·00 PM 73 50 No 11:00;00 PM 72 50 No 11:15:00PM 80 50 No I U0.00 PM 75 50 No 11;45:00 PM 72 50 No I I I
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12:00.00 AM 74 65 No 12:15·00 AM 75 65 No 12:30 00 AM 73 65 No 12:45:00 AM 83 65 No 1:00 00 AM 73 65 No 1:15.00 AM 71 65 No 1:30.00AM 79 65 No 1:45:00AM 80 65 No 2:00 OOAM 71 65 No 2:15:00AM 73 65 No 2:30.00AM 71 65 No 2:45:00AM 70 65 No 3:00:00AM 76 65 No 3:15:00AM 73 65 No 3:30.00 AM 69 65 No
3:45:00 AM 71 65 No 4:00:00AM 71 65 No
4:15:00AM 71 65 No
4:30.00 AM 75 65 No 4:45:00AM 74 65 No 5:00.00AM 75 65 No 5:15:00 AM 75 65 No 5:30:00 AM 76 65 No 5:45:00 AM 77 65 No 6:00.00 AM 77 65 No 6:15:00 AM 79 65 No 6:30:00AM 83 65 No 6:45:00 AM 80 65 No 7:00:00AM 83 65 No 7:15:00 AM 80 65 No 7'30:00AM 81 65 No 7;45:00 AM 82 65 No 8:00:00 AM 82 65 No 8:15:00 AM 80 65 No 8:30:00 AM 80 65 No 8:45:00 AM 81 65 No 9.00:00AM 80 65 No 9:15:00 AM 81 65 No 9:30:00 AM 80 65 No
9:45:00AM 80 65 No

10.00:00AM 82 65 No 10:15:00AM 80 65 No 10:30:00AM 80 65 No 10:45:00AM 80 65 No 11:00·00AM 80 65 No 11:15:00AM 79 65 No 11:30:00AM 78 65 No ll:45·00AM 79 65 No 12:00 00 PM 84 65 No
12:15:00 PM 81 65 No

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12:45:00 PM 79 65 No
1:00:00 PM 81 65 No 1:15.00PM 80 65 No 1:30 00 PM 79 65 No 1:45:00 PM 80 65 No RD2 Weekdays
Time LcolS Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:00:00 PM 81 65 No 2:15:00 PM 79 65 No 2:30:00 PM 80 65 No 2:45:00 PM 80 65 No 3:00:00 PM 79 65 No 3:15:00 PM 19 65 No 3:30:00 PM 80 65 No 3:45:00 PM 80 65 No 4:00:00 PM 80 65 No 4:15:00 PM 78 65 No
4:30:00 PM 77 65 No
4:45:00 PM 79 65 No
5:00:00 PM 80 65 No 5:15:00 PM 81 65 No 5:30:00 PM 80 65 No 5:45:00 PM 80 65 No 6:00:00 PM 79 65 No 6:15:00 PM 78 65 No 6:30:00 PM 79 65 No 6:45:00 PM 79 65 No 7:00:00 PM 80 65 No 7:15:00 PM 78 65 No 7:30:00 PM 78 65 No 7:45:00 PM 78 65 No 8·00:00 PM 78 65 No 8:15:00 PM 79 65 No
8:30:00 PM 77 65 No
8 45:00 PM 80 65 No

9.00:00 PM 77 65 No 9:15:00 PM 78 65 No 9:30:00 PM 78 65 No 9:45:00 PM 77 65 No I0:00:00 PM 83 65 No I0:15:00 PM 78 65 No I0:30:00 PM 80 65 No I0:45:00 PM 76 65 No 11:00:00 PM 80 65 No 11:15:00 PM 78 65 No 11:30:00 PM 74 65 No 11:45:00 PM 74 65 No I I
RD2 Weekends
Time LcqtS
Threshold Predicted Exeeedaeee (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 81 65 No
12:15:00 AM 73 65 No 12:30:00AM 74 65 No 12:45:00AM 72 65 No

1.00:00 AM 71 65 No 1:15:00 AM 72 65 No 1:30:00AM 72 65 No 1:45:00AM 71 65 No 2:00:00AM 71 65 No 2·15:00AM 76 65 No 2:30:00AM 74 65 No 2'45:00 AM 80 65 No 3:00:00 AM 75 65 No 3:15:00 AM 70 65 No 3:30:00 AM 70 65 No 3:45:00 AM 69 65 No 4:00:00AM 67 65 No 4:15:00 AM 69 65 No 4:30:00AM 69 65 No 4:45:00AM 72 65 No 5:00:00AM 67 65 No 5:15:00
AM 66 65 No
5:30:00 AM 71 65 No 5:45:00AM 72 65 No 6:00:00AM 70 65 No 6:15:00 AM 70 65 No 6:30:00AM 71 65 No 6:45:00 AM 73 65 No 7:00:00AM 81 65 No 7:15:00AM 73 65 No 7:30:00AM 74 65 No 7:45:00 AM 74 65 No 8:00:00AM 75 65 No R:15:00 AM 76 65 No 8:30:00 AM 76 65 No 8:45:00AM 75 65 No 9:00:00AM 75 65 No 9:15:00 AM 76 65 No 9:30:00AM 76 65 No 9:45:00AM 77 65 No I0:00:00AM 76 65 No I0:15:00AM 80 65 No I0:30:00AM 77 65 No I0:45:00AM 76 65 No 11:00:00AM 77 65 No 11:15:00AM 77 65 No 11:30:00AM 78 65 No 11:45:00AM 80 65 No 12:00:00 PM 78 65 No 12;15:00 PM 77 65 No 12:30:00 PM 79 65 No

12.45:00 PM 79 65 No
1:00:00PM 78 65 No
1:15:00 PM 77 65 No 1:30:00 PM 76 65 No
1:45:00 PM 77 65 No
R
DZ Weekends
Time LealS Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:00.00 PM 77 65 No 2:15:00 PM 84 65 No 2:30 00 PM 78 65 No 2:45:00 PM 79 65 No 3:00.00 PM 85 65 No 3:15:00 PM 78 65 No 3:30.00 PM 77 65 No 3:45:00 PM 77 65 No 4:00.00 PM 81 65 No 4:15:00 PM 78 65 No 4:30:00 PM 79 65 No 4:45:00 PM 79 65 No 5:00:00 PM 79 65 No 5:15:00 PM 77 65 No 5:30:00 PM 77 65 No 5:45:00 PM 81 65 No 6:00:00 PM 77 65 No 6:15:00 PM 78 65 No 6:30:00 PM 76 65 No 6:45:00 PM 76 65 No 7:00:00 PM 78 65 No 7:15:00 PM 78 65 No 7:30:00 PM 84 65 No
7:45:00 PM 79 65 No 8:00:00 PM 80 65 No 8:15:00 PM 77 65 No 8:30:00 PM 80 65 No 8:45:00 PM 77 65 No 9:00:00 PM 78 65 No 9:15:00 PM 78 65 No 9:30:00 PM 83 65 No 9:45:00 PM 79 65 No 10:00.00 PM 77 65 No I0:15.00 PM 79 65 No I0:30 00 PM 77 65 No 10:45:00 PM 76 65 No 11:00.00 PM 76 65 No 11:15:00 PM 76 65 No 11:30:00 PM 76 65 No 11:45:00 PM 76 65 No
I I
RD2 Elevated Receiver
Time LcqlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00.00AM 74 67 No 12:15:00 AM 74 67 No 12:3000AM 73 67 No 12:45:00AM 83 67 No 1:00.00AM 73 67 No 1:15 00 AM 71 67 No 1:30 00 AM 79 67 No 1:45:00AM 80 67 No 2:00 OOAM 70 67 No 2:15:00AM 72 67 No 2:30.00AM 71 67 No 2:45:00AM 70 67 No 3:0000AM 76 67 No 3:15:00 AM 72 67 No 3:30 00 AM 68 67 No 3:45:00AM 70 67 No 4:00.00AM 71 67 No 4:15:00 AM 71 67 No 4:30.00 AM 75 67 No 4:45:00AM 74 67 No 5:0000AM 75 67 No 5:15:00 AM 75 67 No 5:30.00 AM 76 67 No 5:45:00AM 77 67 No 6:00.00AM 77 67 No 6:15:00 AM 79 67 No 6:30:00AM 83 67 No 6:45:00 AM 80 67 No 7:00:00AM 83 67 No 7:15:00 AM 80 67 No 7:30:00 AM 81 67 No 7:45:00 AM 81 67 No 8:00:00 AM 81 67 No 8:15:00 AM 80 67 No 8:30.00 AM 80 67 No 8:45:00 AM 80 67 No 9:00:00AM 80 67 No 9:15:00 AM 80 67 No 9:30:00 AM 80 67 No 9:45:00AM 80 67 No 10 00:00 AM 82 67 No 10:15:00 AM 79 67 No 10:30:00AM 79 67 No 10 45:00 AM 79 67 No 11:00:00AM 80 67 No 11:15:00AM 79 67 No 11:30:00AM 78 67 No 11:45:00AM 79 67 No 12:00:00 PM 84 67 No 12:15:00 PM 81 67 No 12:30.00 PM 80 67 No 12:45:00 PM 78 67 No 1:00:00PM 80 67 No 1:15:00 PM 80 67 No 1:30:00 PM 79 67 No 1:45:00 PM 79 67 No
R
D2 Elevated Receiver
Time Leo15 Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:00:00 PM 81 67 No 2:15:00 PM 79 67 No 2:30.00 PM 80 67 No 2:45:00 PM 80 67 No 3:00:00 PM 79 67 No 3:1500PM 79 67 No 3:30.00 PM 79 67 No 3:45 00 PM 79 67 No 4:00 00 PM 80 67 No 4:1500PM 78 67 No 4:30.00 PM 77 67 No 4:45.00 PM 79 67 No 5:00.00 PM 80 67 No 5:15.00 PM 81 67 No 5:30 00 PM 80 67 No 5:45:00 PM 79 67 No 6:00.00 PM 79 67 No 6:15:00 PM 78 67 No 6:30.00 PM 79 67 No 6:45:00 PM 79 67 No
7:00 00 PM 79 67 No 7:15:00 PM 78 67 No
7:30.00 PM 78 67 No
7:45:00 PM 78 67 No 8:00.00 PM 78 67 No 8:15:00 PM 79 67 No 8:30.00 PM 77 67 No 8:45:00 PM 79 67 No 9:00.00 PM 77 67 No 9:15:00 PM 78 67 No 9:30.00 PM 77 67 No 9:45:00 PM 77 67 No I0.00:00 PM 82 67 No 10.15:00 PM 78 67 No 10.30:00 PM 80 67 No 10.45:00PM 15 67 No 11:00:00 PM 80 67 No 11:15:00 PM 77 67 No 11:30:00 PM 74 67 No 11:45:00 PM 74 67 No RD3 Weekdays
Time Len IS
Threshold Predicted Es:ceedance (Yes/No)
12:0000AM 75 59 No 12:15:00AM 72 59 No 12:30.00AM 73 59 No 12:45:00AM 70 59 No 1:00.00AM 72 59 No 1:15:00AM 70 59 No 1:30 00 AM 75 59 No 1:45:00AM 70 59 No 2:00.00AM 73 59 No 2:15:00AM 70 59 No 2:30 OOAM 76 59 No 2:45:00 AM 79 59 No 3:00 00 AM 77 59 No 3:15:00 AM 67 59 No 3:30.00AM 72 59 No 3:45:00 AM 66 59 No 4:0000AM 66 59 No 4:15:00AM 67 59 No 4:30.00AM 69 59 No 4:45:00 AM 72 59 No 5:00.00AM 74 59 No 5:15:00AM 75 59 No 5:30 00 AM 77 59 No 5:45:00 AM 77 59 No 6:00.00AM 78 59 No 6:15:00 AM 79 59 No 6:30.00 AM 79 59 No 6:45:00AM 78 59 No 7:00 00 AM 79 59 No 7:15:00 AM 79 59 No 7:30 oo AM 79 59 No 7:45:00 AM 78 59 No 8:00 00 AM 78 59 No 8:15:00 AM 79 59 No 8:30 OOAM 78 59 No 8:45:00 AM 77 59 No 9:00.00 AM 80 59 No 9:15:00AM 80 59 No 9:30 00 AM 78 59 No 9:45:00 AM 77 59 No 1000:00AM 78 59 No 10:15:00AM 77 59 No 10·30:00AM 77 59 No 10:45:00AM 77 59 No 11·00:00AM 78 59 No 11:15:00AM 77 59 No 11·30:00AM 85 59 No 1145:00AM 77 59 No 12 00:00 PM 78 59 No 12:15:00 PM 78 59 No 12:30:00 PM 78 59 No 1245:00PM 78 59 No 1:00:00 PM 78 59 No 1:15:00 PM 77 59 No 1:30.00 PM 79 59 No 1:45:00 PM 79 59 No 2:00.00 PM 78 59 No
R
DJ Weekdavs
Time LcolS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 78 59 No 2:30:00 PM 78 59 No 2:45:00 PM 79 59 No 3:00:00 PM 78 59 No 3:15:00 PM 78 59 No 3:30:00 PM 80 59 No 3:45:00 PM 78 59 No 4:00:00 PM 78 59 No 4:15:00 PM 79 59 No
4:30:00 PM 79 59 No
4:45:00 PM 79 59 No
5:00:00 PM 80 59 No 5:15:00 PM 80 59 No 5:30:00 PM 81 59 No 5:45:00 PM 79 59 No 6-00·00 PM 81 59 No 6:15:00 PM 79 59 No 6:30:00 PM 78 59 No 6 45:00 PM 82 59 No 7:00:00 PM 78 59 No 7:15:00 PM 80 59 No 7:30:00 PM 80 59 No 7:45:00 PM 79 59 No 8:00:00 PM 82 59 No 8.15:00 PM 80 59 No 8:30:00 PM 79 59 No 8:45:00 PM 78 59 No 9.00:00 PM 81 59 No 9.15:00 PM 76 59 No 9.30:00 PM 78 59 No 9.45:00 PM 77 59 No I0:00:00 PM 76 59 No I0:15:00 PM 78 59 No I0:30:00 PM 79 59 No I0:45:00 PM 75 59 No 11:00:00 PM 76 59 No 11:15:00 PM 75 59 No 11:30:00 PM 74 59 No 11:45:00 PM 75 59 No RDJWeekeod
Time Leq IS
Threshold Predicted Exeeedance (Yes/No)
12·00:00AM 75 59 No 12:15:00AM 74 59 No
12"30:00AM 74 59 No 1245:00AM 72 59 No
1:00.00AM 71 59 No 1:15:00 AM 67 59 No 1:30.00 AM 67 59 No 1:45:00AM 67 59 No 2:00:00AM 72 59 No 2:15:00AM 70 59 No 2:30:00AM 71 59 No 2:45:00AM 75 59 No 3:00:00AM 72 59 No 3:15:00 AM 61 59 No 3:30:00AM 66 59 No 3:45:00 AM 64 59 No 4:00:00 AM 64 59 No 4:15:00AM 60 59 No 4:30:00AM 60 59 No 4;45:00 AM 63 59 No 5:00:00 AM 65 59 No 5:15:00 AM 65 59 No 5:30:00 AM 69 59 No 5:45:00 AM 69 59 No 6:00:00AM 70 59 No 6:15:00 AM 71 59 No 6:30:00 AM 72 59 No 6:45:00AM 71 59 No 7:00:00 AM 72 59 No 7:15:00 AM 71 59 No 7:30:00 AM 72 59 No 7:45:00 AM 70 59 No 8:00:00 AM 72 59 No 8:15:00 AM 72 59 No R:30:00AM 73 59 No 8:45:00 AM 73 59 No 9:00:00AM 72 59 No 9:15:00 AM 72 59 No 9:30:00AM 73 59 No 9:45:00AM 73 59 No 10:00·00AM 72 59 No
10:15 00 AM 74 59 No 10:30 00 AM 76 59 No
10:45:00AM 73 59 No 11:0000AM 72 59 No 11:15 00 AM 78 59 No 11:30.00AM 77 59 No ll:4500AM 78 59 No 12:00 00 PM 78 59 No 12:15:00 PM 77 59 No 12:30.00 PM 80 59 No 12:45:00 PM 78 59 No 1:00 00 PM 80 59 No 1:15:00 PM 76 59 No
1:30.00 PM 76 59 No
1:45:00 PM 76 59 No
2:00:00 PM 76 59 No
R
D3Weekend
Time LculS
Threshold Predicled Exceedanee (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 77 59 No 2:30.00 PM 78 59 No 2:45:00 PM 78 59 No 3:00·00 PM 78 59 No 3:15:00 PM 79 59 No 3:30 00 PM 77 59 No 3:45:00 PM 79 59 No 4:00.00PM 81 59 No 4:15:00 PM 78 59 No 4:30.00 PM 78 59 No 4:45:00PM 80 59 No 5:00.00 PM 81 59 No 5:15:00 PM 81 59 No 5:30:00 PM 79 59 No 5:45:00 PM 80 59 No 6:00:00 PM 79 59 No 6:15:00 PM 78 59 No 6:30.00 PM 79 59 No 6:45:00 PM 77 59 No 7:00:00 PM 78 59 No 7:15:00 PM 80 59 No 7:30.00 PM 79 59 No 7:45:00 PM 81 59 No 8:00.00 PM 78 59 No 8:15:00 PM 77 59 No 8:30.00 PM 83 59 No 8:45:00 PM 77 59 No 9:00 00 PM 77 59 No 9:15:00 PM 77 59 No 9:30.00 PM 80 59 No 9.45:00 PM 81 59 No I0.00:00 PM 77 59 No I0:15:00 PM 78 59 No 10.30·00 PM 76 59 No I0.45·00 PM 77 59 No 11:00:00 PM 78 59 No 11:15:00 PM 76 59 No 11:30:00 PM 76 59 No 11:45:00 PM 77 59 No RD4 Weekdays
Time Lents
Threshold Predicted Eaeeedanee (Yes/No)
12:00 00 AM 79 59 No 12:15:00 AM 78 59 No 12:30:00 AM 75 59 No 12:45:00 AM 87 59 No 1:00:00AM 75 59 No
1:15:00 AM 73 59 No
1:30:00AM 85 59 No 1:45:00 AM 83 59 No
2:00:00AM 73 59 No 2:15:00 AM 74 59 No 2:30:00 AM 74 59 No 2:45:00AM 74 59 No 3:00:00 AM 78 59 No 3:15:00 AM 75 59 No 3:30:00 AM 72 59 No 3:45:00 AM 72 59 No 4:00:00AM 73 59 No 4:15:00 AM 74 59 No 4:30:00AM 76 59 No 4:45:00AM 78 59 No 5:00:00AM 77 59 No 5:15:00 AM 80 59 No 5:30:00 AM 80 59 No 5:45:00 AM 81 59 No 6:00:00AM 81 59 No 6:15:00 AM 81 59 No 6:30:00AM 82 59 No 6:45:00AM 83 59 No 7:00:00AM 82 59 No 7:15:00 AM 83 59 No 7:30:00AM 84 59 No 7:45:00 AM 84 59 No
8:00:00AM 83 59 No 8:15:00 AM 83 59 No 8:30:00AM 83 59 No 8:45:00 AM 84 59 No
9:00:00AM 83 59 No 9:15:00 AM 84 59 No 9:30:00 AM 83 59 No 9:45:00AM 82 59 No 10:00 00 AM 86 59 No 10:15:00 AM 83 59 No 10:30:00 AM 82 59 No 10:45:00AM 83 59 No 11:00:00AM 81 59 No
l J:!5·00 AM 81 59 No
11:30:00AM 82 59 No 11:45:00AM 82 59 No
12:00 00 PM 85 59 No 12:15:00 PM 82 59 No 12:30.00 PM 81 59 No 12:45:00 PM 81 59 No 1:00:00 PM 83 59 No 1:15.00 PM 83 59 No 1:30:00 PM 82 59 No 1:45:00 PM 82 59 No 2:00.00 PM 83 59 No
R
D4 Weekdavs
Time Leo 15 Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 81 59 No 2:30 00 PM 83 59 No
2:45.00 PM 84 59 No 3:00:00 PM 82 59 No 3:15:00 PM 81 59 No 3:30 00 PM 83 59 No 3:45:00 PM 82 59 No 4:00.00 PM 83 59 No 4:15:00 PM 81 59 No 4:30.00 PM 81 59 No 4:45:00 PM 81 59 No 5:00:00 PM 82 59 No 5:15:00 PM 82 59 No 5:30:00 PM 81 59 No 5:45:00 PM 82 59 No 6:00:00 PM 83 59 No 6:15:00 PM 79 59 No 6:30:00 PM 80 59 No 6:45:00 PM 79 59 No 7:00:00 PM 81 59 No 7:15:00 PM 81 59 No 7:30:00 PM 80 59 No 7:45:00 PM 80 59 No 8:00:00 PM 80 59 No 8:15:00 PM 80 59 No 8:30:00 PM 80 59 No 8:45:00 PM 79 59 No 9:00:00 PM 79 59 No 9:15:00 PM 80 59 No 9:30:00 PM 82 59 No 9:45:00 PM 78 59 No 10:00 00 PM 88 59 No 10:15.00 PM 79 59 No 10:30 00 PM 84 59 No 10:45 00 PM 78 59 No 11:00 00 PM 78 59 No 11:15 00 PM 78 59 No 11:30 00 PM 77 59 No 11:45:00 PM 77 59 No RD4 Weekends
Time Leql5
Threshold Predicted Eaeeedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 76 59 No 12:15:00AM 77 59 No 12:30:00AM 76 59 No 12:45:00AM 75 59 No 1:00:00AM 74 59 No 1:15:00AM 74 59 No 1:30:00AM 75 59 No 1:45:00AM 73 59 No 2:00:00AM 73 59 No 2:15:00 AM 76 59 No 2:30:00 AM 73 59 No 2:45:00AM 74 59 No 3:00:00 AM 75 59 No 3:15:00 AM 75 59 No 3:30:00 AM 74 59 No 3:45:00 AM 71 59 No 4:00:00AM 70 59 No 4:15:00 AM 70 59 No 4:30:00AM 71 59 No 4:45:00 AM 74 59 No 5:00:00 AM 69 59 No 5:15:00AM 69 59 No 5:30:00 AM 72 59 No 5:45:00 AM 72 59 No 6:00:00AM 71 59 No 6:15:00 AM 73 59 No 6:30:00AM 74 59 No 6:45:00AM 75 59 No 7:00.00 AM 76 59 No 7:15:00 AM 76 59 No 7:30.00 AM 76 59 No 7:45.00 AM 76 59 No 8:00 00 AM 77 59 No 8:15:00 AM 77 59 No 8:30.00 AM 77 59 No 8:45·00 AM 77 59 No 9:00.00 AM 78 59 No 9:15:00 AM 77 59 No 9:30 00 AM 77 59 No 9:45:00 AM 79 59 No 10:00:00AM 78 59 No
10:15:00AM 78 59 No
10:30:00AM 78 59 No 10:45:00AM 78 59 No 11:00:00AM 78 59 No 11:15:00AM 78 59 No 11:30:00AM 78 59 No I 1:45:00 AM 83 59 No 12:00 00 PM 78 59 No 12:15:00 PM 78 59 No 12:30.00 PM 79 59 No 12:45 00 PM 79 59 No
1:00:00 PM 79 59 No 1:15:00 PM 78 59 No 1:30:00 PM 78 59 No 1:45:00 PM 78 59 No 2:00:00 PM 78 59 No
RD4 Weekends
Time LeolS
Threshold Predicted E:xceedance {Yes/No)
2:15.00 PM 79 59 No 2:30.00 PM 78 59 No 2:45:00 PM 79 59 No 3:00:00 PM 81 59 No 3:15:00 PM 78 59 No 3:30:00 PM 78 59 No 3:45:00 PM 77 59 No 4:00:00 PM 83 59 No 4:15:00 PM 77 59 No 4:30:00 PM 79 59 No 4:45:00 PM 81 59 No
5:00:00 PM 78 59 No 5:15:00 PM 77 59 No 5:30:00 PM 78 59 No 5:45:00 PM 79 59 No 6:00:00 PM 77 59 No 6:15:00 PM 78 59 No 6:30:00 PM 77 59 No 6:45:00 PM 78 59 No
7:00:00 PM 79 59 No 7:15:00 PM 80 59 No
7:30:00 PM 80 59 No 7:45:00 PM 79 59 No 8:00:00 PM 79 59 No 8:15:00 PM 79 59 No 8:30:00 PM 79 59 No 8:45:00 PM 79 59 No 9:00:00 PM 79 59 No 9:15:00 PM 79 59 No 9:30:00 PM 78 59 No 9A5:00 PM 79 59 No I0.00:00 PM 78 59 No I0:15:00 PM 78 59 No I0.30.00 PM 78 59 No I0.45.00 PM 78 59 No 11:00.00 PM 77 59 No 11:15-00 PM 78 59 No 11:30 00 PM 78 59 No 11:45 00 PM 80 59 No RDSW .. kdavs
Time Leo IS Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 61 47 No 12:15:00AM 64 47 No 12:30:00 AM 60 47 No 12:45:00 AM 62 47 No 1:00:00AM 60 47 No 1:15:00 AM 58 47 No 1:30:00AM 58 47 No 1:45:00AM 60 47 No 2:00:00AM 58 47 No 2:15:00 AM 58 47 No 2:30:00AM 59 47 No 2:45:00AM 59 47 No 3:00:00AM 57 47 No 3:15:00 AM SS 47 No 3:30:00 AM SS 47 No 3:45:00 AM SS 47 No 4:00:00AM 55 47 No 4:15:00 AM 55 47 No 4:30:00AM 56 47 No 4:45:00 AM 56 47 No 5:00:00 AM 56 47 No 5:15:00AM 60 47 No 5:30:00 AM 59 47 No 5:45:00AM 62 47 No 6:00:00AM 60 47 No 6:15:00 AM 60 47 No 6:30:00 AM 63 47 No 6:45:00AM 64 47 No 7:00:00 AM 62 47 No 7:15:00 AM 63 47 No 7:30:00 AM 63 47 No 7:45:00 AM 63 47 No 8 00:00 AM 66 47 No 8:15:00 AM 65 47 No 8:30:00 AM 69 47 No 8:45:00 AM 66 47 No 9:00:00 AM 69 47 No 9:15:00 AM 73 47 No 9:30:00AM 67 47 No 9:45:00AM 66 47 No J0:00:00AM 68 47 No J0:15:00AM 68 47 No 10:30:00AM 66 47 No 10:45:00AM 68 47 No 11:00:00AM 66 47 No 11:15:00AM 70 47 No 11:30:00AM 68 47 No I 1:45:00AM 66 47 No 12:00 00 PM 66 47 No 12:15.00 PM 66 47 No 12:30 00 PM 68 47 No 12:45.00 PM 66 47 No
1:00:00 PM 66 47 No 1:15:00 PM 68 47 No 1:30:00 PM 68 47 No 1:45:00 PM 73 47 No 2:00:00 PM 67 47 No
R
DSWeekd•vs
Time LenlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance {Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 67 47 No 2:30.00 PM 66 47 No
2:45 00 PM 67 47 No 3:00.00 PM 67 47 No 3:15:00 PM 66 47 No 3:30.00 PM 68 47 No 3:45:00 PM 68 47 No 4:00:00 PM 73 47 No 4:15:00 PM 72 47 No 4:30:00 PM 74 47 No 4:45:00 PM 74 47 No 5:00:00 PM 77 47 No
5:15:00 PM 70 47 No 5:30:00 PM 71 47 No 5:45:00 PM 67 47 No 6:00:00 PM 68 47 No 6:15:00 PM 68 47 No 6:30:00 PM 82 47 No 6:45:00 PM 72 47 No 7:00:00 PM 65 47 No 7:15:00 PM 65 47 No 7:30:00 PM 67 47 No 7:45:00 PM 65 47 No
8:00:00 PM 72 47 No 8:15:00 PM 67 47 No 8:30:00 PM 67 47 No 8:45:00 PM 66 47 No 9:00:00 PM 64 47 No 9:15:00 PM 64 47 No 9:30:00 PM 63 47 No 9.45:00 PM 64 47 No
10:00:00 PM 63 47 No 10:15:00 PM 64 47 No
10:30:00 PM 65 47 No 10:45:00 PM 62 47 No 11:00:00 PM 62 47 No 11:15:00 PM 62 47 No 11:30:00 PM 62 47 No 11:45:00 PM 63 47 No RDS Weekends
Time Len IS
Threshold Predicted Exeeedanee (Yes!No)
12:00:00AM 62 47 No 12:15:00 AM 68 47 No 12:30:00AM 63 47 No 12:45:00AM 60 47 No
1:00:00AM 60 47 No 1:15:00AM 60 47 No 1:30:00AM 60 47 No 1:45:00AM 59 47 No 2:00:00AM 59 47 No
2:15:00 AM 62 47 No
2:30:00AM 59 47 No 2:45:00AM 63 47 No
3:00:00 AM 60 47 No
3:15:00 AM 62 47 No
3:30:00AM 59 47 No
3:45:00 AM 59 47 No
4:00:00AM 58 47 No 4:15:00 AM 56 47 No 4:30:00AM 57 47 No 4:45:00AM 58 47 No 5:00:00 AM 57 47 No 5:15:00AM 54 47 No 5:30:00 AM 56 47 No 5:45:00 AM 57 47 No 6:00:00AM 55 47 No 6:15:00 AM 57 47 No 6:30:00AM 59 47 No 6:45:00AM 61 47 No
7:00:00 AM 61 47 No 7:15:00AM 61 47 No 7:30:00AM 61 47 No 7:45:00 AM 62 47 No 8:00:00AM 63 47 No 8:15:00 AM 64 47 No 8:30:00AM 63 47 No 8:45:00AM 62 47 No 9:00:00AM 62 47 No 9:15:00AM 62 47 No 9:30:00 AM 62 47 No 9:45:00 AM 64 47 No 10:00:00AM 65 47 No
10:15:00 AM 64 47 No 10:30:00AM 64 47 No 10:45:00AM 64 47 No 11:00:00AM 64 47 No 11:15:00AM 64 47 No 11:30:00AM 64 47 No 11:45:00AM 69 47 No 12:00:00 PM 63 47 No 12:15:00 PM 66 47 No
12:30:00 PM 65 47 No
12:45:00 PM 66 47 No
1:00:00 PM 64 47 No 1:15:00 PM 64 47 No 1:30:00 PM 65 47 No 1:45:00 PM 64 47 No 2:00:00 PM 65 47 No
RD5 \Veekends
Time Lcol5 Threshold Predicted Exceedance (YeslNo)
2:15:00 PM 64 47 No 2:30:00 PM 64 47 No 2:45:00 PM 65 47 No 3:00:00 PM 72 47 No 3:15:00 PM 64 47 No 3:30:00 PM 66 47 No 3:45:00 PM 64 47 No 4:00:00 PM 72 47 No 4:15:00 PM 64 47 No 4:30:00 PM 68 47 No 4:45:00PM 70 47 No 5:00:00 PM 65 47 No 5:15:00 PM 65 47 No 5:30:00 PM 65 47 No 5:45:00 PM 65 47 No 6:00:00 PM 64 47 No 6:15:00 PM 64 47 No 6:30:00 PM 65 47 No 6:45:00 PM 65 47 No 7:00:00 PM 67 47 No 7:15:00PM 65 47 No 7:30:00 PM 67 47 No 7:45:00 PM 65 47 No
R:00:00 PM 66 47 No 8:15:00 PM 65 47 No 8:30:00 PM 66 47 No R:45:00 PM 64 47 No 9:00:00 PM 65 47 No 9:15:00 PM 65 47 No 9:30:00 PM 65 47 No 9:45:00 PM 64 47 No 10:00.00 PM 64 47 No 10:15.00 PM 65 47 No 10:30.00 PM 64 47 No 10:45 00 PM 63 47 No
11:00:00 PM 62 47 No
11:15 00 PM 63 47 No 11:30.00 PM 62 47 No 11:45:00 PM 64 47 No RD6Weekdavs
Time LeqlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00·00AM 71 49 No
12:15:00AM 72 49 No 12:30.00 AM 69 49 No 12:45:00
AM 71 49 No
1:00.00AM 69 49 No 1:15:00 AM 66 49 No 1:30 00 AM 66 49 No 1:45:00AM 66 49 No 2:00:00AM 72 49 No
2:15:00 AM 69 49 No
2:30:00AM 71 49 No 2:45:00 AM 62 49 No 3:00:00AM 71 49 No 3:15:00 AM 64 49 No 3:30:00 AM 62 49 No
3:45:00 AM 70 49 No
4:00:00
AM 64 49 No
4:15:00 AM 68 49 No 4:30:00
AM 67 49 No
4:45:00 AM 68 49 No
5:00:00AM 71 49 No 5:15:00AM 72 49 No 5:30.00 AM 73 49 No 5:45:00 AM 71 49 No 6:00:00AM 74 49 No 6:15:00AM 76 49 No 6:30:00AM 78 49 No 6:45·00AM 75 49 No 7:0000AM 76 49 No
7:15.00 AM 81 49 No 7:30.00 AM 76 49 No 7:45:00 AM 76 49 No 8:0000 AM 77 49 No 8:15:00 AM 75 49 No 8:3000 AM 75 49 No
8:45:00
AM 80 49 No
9:00.00AM 76 49 No 9:15:00 AM 79 49 No 9:30.00 AM 76 49 No 9:45:00AM 75 49 No

10.00:00AM 77 49 No 10:15:00 AM 75 49 No 10·30:00AM 75 49 No 10 45:00AM 75 49 No 11:00:00AM 77 49 No 11:15:00 AM 76 49 No 11:30:00AM 75 49 No 11:45·00 AM 76 49 No 12:00 00 PM 76 49 No 12:15:00 PM 76 49 No 12:30 00 PM 76 49 No 12:45:00 PM 77 49 No 1:00 00 PM 76 49 No 1:15.00 PM 76 49 No 1:3000 PM 74 49 No 1:45 00 PM 77 49 No 2:00.00 PM 74 49 No
R
D6 Weekdavs
Time LeolS Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00
PM 75 49 No
2:30:00 PM 74 49 No 2:45:00 PM 75 49 No 3:00:00 PM 78 49 No 3:15:00 PM 75 49 No 3:30:00 PM 75 49 No 3:45:00 PM 75 49 No
4:00:00PM 77 49 No 4:15:00 PM 76 49 No 4:30:00 PM 74 49 No 4:45:00 PM 76 49 No 5:00 00 PM 74 49 No
5:15:00 PM 76 49 No
5:30.00 PM 76 49 No
5:45:00 PM 77 49 No 6:00:00 PM 78 49 No 6:15:00 PM 76 49 No 6:30:00 PM 83 49 No 6:45:00 PM 78 49 No 7:00:00 PM 75 49 No 7:15:00 PM 75 49 No 7:30:00 PM 76 49 No 7:45:00 PM 77 49 No 8:00:00 PM 85 49 No 8:15:00 PM 75 49 No 8:30:00 PM 76 49 No 8:45:00 PM 76 49 No 9:00:00 PM 75 49 No 9:15:00 PM 76 49 No 9:30:00 PM 75 49 No 9:45 00 PM 80 49 No

10.00.00 PM 74 49 No 10:15:00 PM 75 49 No 10·30:00 PM 76 49 No 10.45:00 PM 74 49 No 11:00:00 PM 71 49 No 11:15:00 PM 73 49 No 11:30:00 PM 70 49 No 11:45:00 PM 76 49 No RD6 Weekends
Time Lents
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 70 49 No 12:15:00 AM 73 49 No 12:30:00 AM 74 49 No 12:45:00 AM 71 49 No 1:00:00AM 68 49 No
1:15:00AM 69 49 No 1:30:00AM 77 49 No 1:45:00 AM 67 49 No 2:00:00AM 74 49 No 2:15:00AM 80 49 No 2:30:00AM 72 49 No 2:45:00AM 73 49 No 3:00:00AM 78 49 No 3:15:00 AM 78 49 No 3:30:00 AM 73 49 No
3:45 00 AM 69 49 No
4:00 OOAM 75 49 No 4:15 00 AM 72 49 No 4:30 OOAM 72 49 No 4:45:00 AM 72 49 No 5:00.00 AM 62 49 No 5:15:00 AM 64 49 No 5:30 00 AM 66 49 No 5:45:00AM 68 49 No 6:00.00 AM 64 49 No 6:15:00 AM 74 49 No 6:30:00 AM 68 49 No 6·45:00AM 69 49 No 7:00·00AM 69 49 No 7:15:00AM 69 49 No 7:30:00 AM 71 49 No 7:45:00 AM 69 49 No 8:00:00 AM 73 49 No 8:15:00 AM 70 49 No R:30:00 AM 73 49 No 8:45:00 AM 71 49 No 9:00:00AM 71 49 No 9:15:00 AM 71 49 No 9:30:00AM 72 49 No 9:45:00 AM 73 49 No
10:00 OOAM 73 49 No
10:15.00 AM 75 49 No 10·30 ODAM 74 49 No 10:45:00AM 75 49 No II OOOOAM 71 49 No 11:15:00AM 71 49 No 11:30:00AM 72 49 No 11.45:00 AM 74 49 No 12:00:00 PM 74 49 No 12:15:00 PM 72 49 No 12:30:00 PM 73 49 No 12:45:00 PM 75 49 No 1:00:00 PM 74 49 No 1:15:00 PM 74 49 No 1:30:00 PM 74 49 No 1:45:00 PM 75 49 No 2:00:00 PM 75 49 No
R
D6 Weekends
Time Lcal5 Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 74 49 No 2:30.00 PM 73 49 No 2:45:00 PM 72 49 No 3:00.00 PM 75 49 No 3:15:00 PM 74 49 No 3:30.00 PM 73 49 No 3:45:00 PM 72 49 No 4:00:00PM 75 49 No
4:15:00 PM 76 49 No 4:30:00 PM 73 49 No 4:45:00 PM 74 49 No 5:00:00 PM 73 49 No 5:15:00 PM 74 49 No 5:30:00 PM 74 49 No 5:45:00 PM 73 49 No 6:00:00 PM 72 49 No 6:15:00 PM 73 49 No 6:30:00 PM 72 49 No 6:45:00 PM 75 49 No
7:00:00 PM 74 49 No 7:15:00 PM 74 49 No
7:30:00 PM 75 49 No 7:45:00 PM 74 49 No 8:00:00 PM 74 49 No 8:15:00 PM 75 49 No 8:30:00 PM 75 49 No 8:45:00 PM 76 49 No 9:00:00 PM 76 49 No 9:15:00 PM 76 49 No 9:30:00 PM 75 49 No 9.45:00 PM 75 49 No

10.00:00 PM 77 49 No I0:15:00 PM 76 49 No I0:30.00 PM 73 49 No I0:45:00 PM 75 49 No 11:00:00 PM 73 49 No 11:15:00 PM 75 49 No 11:30:00 PM 72 49 No 11:45:00 PM 73 49 No RD7Weekdavs
Time LeqlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00.00AM 76 59 No 12:15:00AM 80 59 No 12:30.00AM 75 59 No 12.45:00 AM 75 59 No 1:00.00AM 76 59 No 1:15:00 AM 73 59 No 1:30:00
AM 71 59 No
1:45:00AM 79 59 No
2:00:00AM 73 59 No 2:15:00 AM 73 59 No 2:30:00AM 72 59 No 2:45:00 AM 69 59 No
3:00:00 AM 73 59 No 3:15:00 AM 69 59 No 3:30:00
AM 68 59 No
3:45.00 AM 73 59 No
4:0000AM 70 59 No 4:15.00AM 72 59 No 4:30.00AM 73 59 No 4:45.00AM 74 59 No 5:0000AM 75 59 No 5:15:00AM 75 59 No 5:30 00 AM 77 59 No 5:45:00AM 77 59 No 6:00.00AM 79 59 No 6:15:00AM 79 59 No 6:30:00 AM 82 59 No 6:45:00AM 83 59 No 7:00:00AM 81 59 No 7:15:00 AM 83 59 No 7:30:00AM 82 59 No 7:45:00 AM 82 59 No 8:00:00 AM 83 59 No 8:15:00 AM 83 59 No 8:30:00AM 81 59 No 8:45.00 AM 81 59 No 9:00.00AM 82 59 No 9:15-00AM 92 59 No 9:30 00 AM 81 59 No 9:45:00 AM 81 59 No to 00.00AM 82 59 No 10:15:00 AM 82 59 No 10-30:00AM 81 59 No

10.45:00 AM 81 59 No 11:00:00AM 81 59 No 11:15:00 AM 81 59 No 11:30:00AM 80 59 No 11:45:00 AM 81 59 No 12:00.00 PM 80 59 No
12:15:00
PM 82 59 No
12:30 00 PM 85 59 No 12:45 oo PM 80 59 No
1:00 00 PM 80 59 No 1:15.00PM 81 59 No 1:30 00 PM 82 59 No 1:45 00 PM 89 59 No 2:00 00 PM 80 59 No
RD7 Weekdavs
Time Le•IS
Threshold Predicted E:cceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 80 59 No 2:30:00 PM 80 59 No 2:45:00 PM 81 59 No 3:00:00 PM 82 59 No 3:15:00 PM 81 59 No 3:30 00 PM 81 59 No 3:45:00 PM 81 59 No 4:00.00 PM 81 59 No 4:15·00 PM 81 59 No 4:30 00 PM 81 59 No 4:45:00 PM 82 59 No 5:00 00 PM 80 59 No 5:15:00 PM 85 59 No 5:30.00 PM 85 59 No 5:45:00 PM 86 59 No 6:00:00 PM 84 59 No 6;15:00 PM 81 59 No 6:30:00 PM 90 59 No 6:45:00 PM 88 59 No 7:00:00 PM 80 59 No 7:15:00 PM 81 59 No 7:30:00 PM 82 59 No 7:45:00 PM 81 59 No
8:00:00 PM 89 59 No 8:15:00 PM 80 59 No 8:30:00 PM 80 59 No 8:45:00 PM 80 59 No 9:00:00 PM 80 59 No 9:15:00 PM 80 59 No 9:30:00 PM RO 59 No 9:45:00 PM 81 59 No I0:00.00 PM 78 59 No I0:15.00 PM 79 59 No 10:30 00 PM 81 59 No I0:45 00 PM 77 59 No 11:00.00 PM 78 59 No 11:15.00 PM 79 59 No 11:30.00 PM 76 59 No 11:45:00 PM 78 59 No
RD7 Weekends
Time Lenl5 Threshold Predicted Ei:ceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 76 59 No 12:15:00AM 82 59 No 12:30:00 AM 77 59 No 12:45:00AM 75 59 No 1:00:00AM 75 59 No 1:15:00AM 75 59 No 1:30:00AM 74 59 No 1:45:00AM 73 59 No 2:00:00AM 73 59 No 2:15:00 AM 80 59 No 2:30:00AM 72 59 No 2:45:00AM 73 59 No 3:00:00AM 75 59 No 3:15:00 AM 77 59 No 3:30:00 AM 75 59 No 3:45:00 AM 71 59 No 4:00:00AM 72 59 No 4:15:00 AM 69 59 No 4:30·00AM 71 59 No 4:45:00AM 72 59 No 5:00.00AM 69 59 No 5:15:00 AM 68 59 No 5:30.00 AM 71 59 No 5:45:00 AM 71 59 No 6:00:00AM 70 59 No 6:15:00AM 73 59 No 6:30:00AM 74 59 No 6:45:00AM 74 59 No 7:00:00AM 75 59 No
7:15:00 AM 75 59 No 7:30:00 AM 76 59 No 7:45:00AM 76 59 No 8:00:00 AM 77 59 No 8:15:00 AM 77 59 No 8:30:00AM 77 59 No 8:45·00 AM 77 59 No 9:00:00 AM 78 59 No 9:15:00 AM 77 59 No 9:30:00AM 77 59 No 9:45:00AM 79 59 No
10:00 00 AM 77 59 No 10:15 00 AM 78 59 No 10:30 00 AM 78 59 No 10:45:00 AM 78 59 No 11:00 00 AM 78 59 No 11:15:00 AM 78 59 No 11:30:00AM 78 59 No 11:45:00AM 85 59 No

12.00:00 PM 78 59 No 12:15:00 PM 78 59 No 12:30:00 PM 80 59 No 12.45:00 PM 79 59 No 1:00:00 PM 79 59 No 1:15:00PM 79 59 No 1:30:00 PM 79 59 No 1:45:00 PM 79 59 No 2:00:00 PM 79 59 No
R
D7 \Veekends
Time Leot5 Threshold Predicted Exceedanee (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 78 59 No 2:30:00 PM 79 59 No 2:45:00 PM 78 59 No 3:00:00 PM 88 59 No 3:15:00 PM 78 59 No 3:30:00 PM 78 59 No 3:45:00 PM 78 59 No 4:00:00 PM 82 59 No 4:15:00 PM 78 59 No 4:30:00 PM 79 59 No 4:45:00 PM 82 59 No
5:00:00 PM 79 59 No 5:15:00 PM 78 59 No 5:30:00 PM 78 59 No 5:45:00 PM 79 59 No 6:00:00 PM 78 59 No 6:15:00 PM 78 59 No 6:30:00 PM 78 59 No 6:45:00 PM 77 59 No
7:00:00 PM 80 59 No 7:15:00 PM 80 59 No
7:30:00 PM 79 59 No 7:45:00PM 80 59 No 8:00:00 PM 80 59 No 8:15:00 PM 80 59 No 8:30:00 PM 82 59 No 8:45:00 PM 79 59 No 9:00:00 PM 80 59 No 9:15:00 PM 79 59 No 9:30:00 PM 78 59 No 9:45:00 PM 80 59 No I0:00:00 PM 78 59 No I0:15:00 PM 79 59 No I0:30:00 PM 79 59 No I0:45.00 PM 79 59 No 11:00.00PM 71 59 No ll:1500PM 77 59 No 11:30 00 PM 77 59 No 11:45 00 PM 82 59 No RDBW
«kdavs
Time LealS
Threshold Predicled Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00 00 AM 66 49 No 12:15:00AM 70 49 No 12:30 OOAM 65 49 No 12:45:00AM 65 49 No 1:00:00AM 65 49 No 1:15:00AM 62 49 No 1:30 00 AM 62 49 No 1:45:00AM 64 49 No 2:00.00AM 61 49 No 2:15:00 AM 62 49 No 2:30:00AM 62 49 No 2:45:00 AM 61 49 No 3:00:00 AM 61 49 No 3:15:00 AM 60 49 No 3:30:00 AM 59 49 No 3:45:00 AM 62 49 No 4:00:00 AM 61 49 No 4:15:00 AM 62 49 No
4:30:00AM 65 49 No 4:45:00AM 64 49 No
5:00:00AM 66 49 No 5:15:00AM 66 49 No 5:30:00 AM 67 49 No 5:45:00 AM 67 49 No 6:00:00AM 68 49 No 6:15:00AM 69 49 No 6:30:00AM 72 49 No 6:45·00 AM 73 49 No 7:00.00 AM 70 49 No 7:15:00 AM 80 49 No 7:30.00 AM 71 49 No 7:45 00 AM 72 49 No 8:00 00 AM 73 49 No 8:15:00 AM 73 49 No 8:3000AM 72 49 No 8:45.00 AM 72 49 No 9:0000AM 73 49 No 9:15:00AM 79 49 No 9:30 00 AM 73 49 No 9:45:00 AM 71 49 No I0:00:00 AM 73 49 No 10:15:00 AM 74 49 No 10:30:00 AM 72 49 No 10:45:00AM 71 49 No 11:00:00AM 72 49 No 11:15:00AM 73 49 No 11:30:00AM 75 49 No 11:45:00AM 72 49 No
12:00 00 PM 72 49 No 12:15:00 PM 73 49 No 12:30 00 PM 73 49 No 12:45 00 PM 73 49 No 1:00:00 PM 72 49 No
1:15:00 PM 72 49 No
1:30:00 PM 75 49 No 1:45:00 PM 78 49 No
2:00:00 PM 71 49 No
RD8Weekdavs
Time LcnlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 71 49 No 2:30 00 PM 71 49 No
2:45 00 PM 71 49 No 3:00 00 PM 72 49 No 3:15:00 PM 73 49 No 3:30 00 PM 72 49 No 3:45:00 PM 71 49 No 4:00.00 PM 72 49 No 4:15:00 PM 71 49 No 4:30:00 PM 71 49 No 4:45:00 PM 72 49 No 5:00:00 PM 73 49 No 5'15:00 PM 74 49 No 5:30:00 PM 77 49 No 5:45:00 PM 74 49 No 6:00:00 PM 74 49 No 6:15:00 PM 71 49 No 6:30:00 PM 88 49 No 6:45:00 PM 78 49 No 7:00:00 PM 71 49 No 7:15:00 PM 71 49 No 7:30:00 PM 73 49 No 7:45:00 PM 71 49 No 8:00:00 PM 78 49 No 8:15:00 PM 70 49 No 8:30:00 PM 69 49 No 8:45:00 PM 70 49 No 9:00:00 PM 69 49 No 9:15:00 PM 69 49 No 9:30:00 PM 69 49 No 9:45·00 PM 70 49 No

10.00:00 PM 68 49 No 10:15:00 PM 68 49 No
10:30:00 PM 70 49 No 10.45.00 PM 67 49 No 11:00:00 PM 67 49 No 11:15 00 PM 69 49 No 11:30 00 PM 67 49 No 11:45:00 PM 69 49 No RDS Elevated Receiver
Time Len 1 S Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00 OOAM 66 47 No
12:15:00AM 70 47 No 12:3000AM 66 47 No 12:45:00AM 65 47 No 1:00.00AM 65 47 No 1:15:00 AM 62 47 No 1:30 00 AM 62 47 No 1:45:00AM 64 47 No 2:00:00AM 62 47 No 2:15:00 AM 62 47 No 2:30:00AM 62 47 No 2:45:00AM 61 47 No 3:00:00 AM 61 47 No 3:15:00 AM 60 47 No 3:30:00 AM 59 47 No 3:45:00 AM 62 47 No 4:00:00AM 62 47 No 4:15:00 AM 62 47 No 4:30:00AM 65 47 No 4:45:00AM 64 47 No 5:00:00AM 66 47 No 5:15:00 AM 66 47 No 5:30:00 AM 67 47 No 5:45:00 AM 67 47 No 6:00:00AM 68 47 No 6:15:00AM 69 47 No 6:30:00 AM 72 47 No 6:45:00AM 73 47 No 7:00:00 AM 71 47 No 7:15:00 AM 80 47 No 7:30:00AM 71 47 No 7:45:00AM 72 47 No 8:00:00AM 73 47 No 8:15:00 AM 73 47 No 8:30:00AM 72 47 No 8:45:00AM 72 47 No 9:00:00AM 73 47 No 9:15:00 AM 79 47 No 9:30:00 AM 73 47 No 9:45:00 AM 72 47 No to:00:00AM 73 47 No I0:15:00 AM 75 47 No 10:30:00AM 72 47 No 10:45:00AM 72 47 No 11:00:00AM 73 47 No 11:15:00 AM 73 47 No 11:30:00AM 75 47 No 11:45:00AM 72 47 No 12:00:00 PM 72 47 No 12:15:00 PM 73 47 No 12:30:00 PM 73 47 No 12:45:00 PM 73 47 No 1:00:00PM 72 47 No 1:15:00 PM 72 47 No 1:30:00 PM 75 47 No 1:45:00 PM 78 47 No 2:00:00 PM 71 47 No
R
DS Elevated Receiver
Time Leo1S
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 72 47 No 2:30:00 PM 71 47 No
2:45:00 PM 71 47 No
3:00:00 PM 72 47 No
3:15:00 PM 74 47 No 3:30:00 PM 72 47 No 3:45:00 PM 72 47 No 4:00:00 PM 72 47 No 4:15:00 PM 71 47 No 4:30:00 PM 72 47 No 4:45:00 PM 72 47 No 5:00:00 PM 73 47 No
5:15:00 PM 74 47 No
5:30:00 PM 77 47 No
5:45:00 PM 74 47 No 6:00:00PM 74 47 No 6:15:00 PM 71 47 No 6:30:00 PM 88 47 No 6:45:00 PM 78 47 No 7:00:00 PM 71 47 No 7:15:00 PM 72 47 No 7:30:00 PM 73 47 No 7:45:00 PM 71 47 No 8:00:00 PM 78 47 No 8:15:00 PM 70 47 No 8:30:00 PM 70 47 No 8:45:00 PM 71 47 No 9:00:00 PM 70 47 No 9:15:00 PM 69 47 No 9:30:00 PM 69 47 No 9:45:00 PM 70 47 No 10:00 00 PM 68 47 No 10:15:00 PM 69 47 No 10:30 00 PM 70 47 No 10:45:00 PM 67 47 No 11:00:00 PM 67 47 No 11:15:00 PM 69 47 No 11:30 00 PM 67 47 No 11:45:00 PM 70 47 No ROB Weekends
Time Lents Threshold Predicted Exceedanee (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 66 49 No 12:15:00 AM 72 49 No 12:30.00AM 67 49 No 12:45:00AM 65 49 No 1:00:00AM 64 49 No 1:15:DD AM 64 49 No 1:30:0DAM 65 49 No 1:45:0DAM 63 49 No 2:00:0DAM 63 49 No 2:15·00 AM 67 49 No
2:30 DOAM 63 49 No 2:45:DOAM 67 49 No 3:00.00 AM 65 49 No 3:15:00 AM 66 49 No 3:30:00 AM 64 49 No 3:45:00 AM 63 49 No 4:00:00AM 62 49 No 4:15:00 AM 61 49 No 4:30:DOAM 61 49 No 4:45:00 AM 63 49 No 5:00:00AM 61 49 No 5:15:00 AM 58 49 No 5:30.00 AM 61 49 No 5:45:00 AM 61 49 No 6:00 DOAM 60 49 No 6:15 00 AM 62 49 No 6:30.DOAM 64 49 No

6.45:00 AM 66 49 No
7:00 00 AM 65 49 No 7:15:00 AM 65 49 No
7:30:00 AM 65 49 No 7:45:0DAM 66 49 No 8:00:00 AM 68 49 No 8:15:00 AM 68 49 No 8:30:DDAM 68 49 No 8:45:00 AM 67 49 No 9:00:00AM 67 49 No 9:15:00 AM 66 49 No 9:30.0DAM 67 49 No 9:45.00 AM 68 49 No 10 OD DOAM 69 49 No 10:15:00 AM 68 49 No 10·30.00AM 69 49 No

10.45:00 AM 68 49 No 11:00:00AM 68 49 No I U5:00 AM 68 49 No 11:30:00AM 68 49 No 11:45:00 AM 73 49 No 12:00:00 PM 68 49 No
12:15:00 PM 70 49 No 12:30 00 PM 69 49 No 12:45 00 PM 70 49 No 1:00:00 PM 69 49 No 1:15 DO PM 69 49 No 1:30 DO PM 69 49 No 1:45:00 PM 68 49 No
2:00.00 PM 70 49 No
R
DS Weekends
Time Lents
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00PM 69 49 No 2:30 00 PM 68 49 No 2:45:00 PM 69 . 49 No J:00.00 PM 76 49 No 3:15:00 PM 69 49 No 3:30.00 PM 68 49 No 3:45:00 PM 68 49 No 4:00:00 PM 76 49 No 4:15:00 PM 68 49 No 4:30:00 PM 69 49 No 4:45:00 PM 75 49 No
5:00:00 PM 69 49 No 5:15:00 PM 68 49 No 5:30:00 PM 69 49 No 5:45:00 PM 69 49 No 6:00:00 PM 68 49 No 6:15:00 PM 69 49 No 6:30:00 PM 69 49 No 6:45:00 PM 68 49 No 7:00:00 PM 71 49 No 7:15:00 PM 70 49 No 7:30:00 PM 70 49 No 7:45:00 PM 70 49 No R:00:00 PM 73 49 No 8:15:00 PM 70 49 No 8·30:00 PM 71 49 No R:45:00 PM 69 49 No 9 00:00 PM 69 49 No 9:15:00 PM 69 49 No 9:30:00 PM 68 49 No 9.45:00 PM 69 49 No 10:00:00 PM 68 49 No 10:15:00 PM 69 49 No 10:30:00 PM 68 49 No 10:45:00 PM 68 49 No 11:00:00 PM 67 49 No 11:15:00PM 67 49 No 11:30:00 PM 67 49 No 11:45:00 PM 68 49 No
ROB Weekends Elevated Receivers
Time Lents
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00 OOAM 67 47 No 12:15:00AM 73 47 No
12:30 OOAM 67 47 No 12-45:00AM 65 47 No
1:00.00AM 65 47 No 1:15:00AM 65 47 No 1:30 00 AM 65 47 No 1:45:00AM 63 47 No 2:00:00AM 64 47 No 2:15:00 AM 67 47 No 2:30:00AM 64 47 No 2:45:00AM 68 47 No 3:00:00 AM 65 47 No 3:15:00AM 66 47 No 3:30:00 AM 64 47 No 3:45:00 AM 63 47 No 4:00:00AM 62 47 No 4:15:00AM 61 47 No 4:30:00AM 62 47 No 4:45:00AM 63 47 No 5:00:00 AM 61 47 No 5:15:00 AM 59 47 No 5:30.00 AM 61 47 No 5:45:00 AM 62 47 No 6:00.00AM 60 47 No 6:15 00 AM 62 47 No 6:30.00AM 64 47 No 6:45.00AM 66 47 No 7:00 00 AM 66 47 No 7:15 00 AM 65 47 No 7:30:00 AM 66 47 No 7:45:00 AM 66 47 No 8:00 00 AM 68 47 No 8:15:00 AM 68 47 No 8:30.00AM 68 47 No 8:45:00 AM 67 47 No 9:00:00AM 67 47 No 9:15:00 AM 67 47 No 9:30.00 AM 67 47 No 9:45:00AM 69 47 No
I0:00:00AM 69 47 No I0:15:00AM 69 47 No I0:30:00AM 69 47 No I0:45:00AM 69 47 No 11:00:00AM 68 47 No 11:15:00AM 68 47 No 11:30:00AM 68 47 No 11:45:00AM 73 47 No 12:00 00 PM 68 47 No 12:15.00 PM 70 47 No 12:30 00 PM 70 47 No 12:45.00 PM 70 47 No 1:00:00 PM 69 47 No 1:15:00 PM 69 47 No 1:30:00 PM 70 47 No 1:45:00 PM 68 47 No 2:00:00 PM 70 47 No
R
DS Weekends Elevated Receivers
Time Lents Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 68.8 47 No 2:30:00 PM 68.6 47 No 2:45:00
PM 69.2 47 No
3:00:00 PM 76.4 47 No 3:15:00 PM 68.9 47 No
3:30:00 PM 68 47 No 3:45:00 PM 68 3 47 No 4:00:00 PM 76.4 47 No 4:15:00 PM 68.3 47 No 4:30:00 PM 69.1 47 No 4:45:00 PM 75 47 No 5:00·00PM 69.3 47 No 5:15:00 PM 68.1 47 No saooo PM 69.1 47 No 5:45:00 PM 69.1 47 No 6:00.00 PM 68.4 47 No 6:15:00 PM 68.8 47 No 6:30:00 PM 69 47 No 6:45:00 PM 68.2 47 No 7:00:00 PM 71 47 No 7:15:00 PM 70 47 No 7:30:00 PM 70.4 47 No 7:45:00 PM 70.1 47 No 8:00:00 PM 73 47 No R:15:00 PM 69.R 47 No 8:30.00 PM 71.4 47 No 8:45:00 PM 69.2 47 No 9:00.00 PM 69.6 47 No 9:15.00 PM 69.6 47 No 9:30 00 PM 68.6 47 No 9:45:00 PM 69.2 47 No IO
OOOOPM 68.4 47 No
10:15:00 PM 69.5 47 No
10:30:00 PM 68.6 47 No 10.45:00 PM 68.6 47 No 11:00:00PM 67.1 47 No 11:15:00 PM 67.5 41 No 11:30:00 PM 67.1 47 No 11:45:00 PM 68.6 47 No RDID
Weekd•vs
Time Len 15
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12-00:00AM 69 56 No 12:15:00 AM 68 56 No 12:30:00 AM 65 56 No 12:45:00AM 65 56 No
1:00:00AM 64 56 No 1:15:00AM 67 56 No 1:30:00AM 59 56 No 1:45,00AM 63 56 No 2:00,00AM 61 56 No 2:15.00 AM 60 56 No 2:3000AM 60 56 No 2:45.00 AM 58 56 No 3:00 00 AM 60 56 No 3:15:00 AM 57 56 No 3:30.00AM 59 56 No 3:45:00 AM 61 56 No

4.00.00AM 60 56 No 4:15:00 AM 61 56 No 4:30-00AM 62 56 No 4:45-00AM 63 56 No 5.00:00AM 63 56 No 5:15:00AM 63 56 No 5:30·00 AM 64 56 No 5:45:00 AM 66 56 No 6,00:00AM 66 56 No 6c15:00 AM 67 56 No 6;30:00AM 69 56 No 6:45:00AM 71 56 No 7:00.00AM 70 56 No 7:15:00AM 72 56 No 7:30:00 AM 73 56 No 7:45:00AM 71 56 No 8:00.00AM 72 56 No 8:15:00AM 73 56 No 8:30 00 AM 71 56 No 8:45:00 AM 71 56 No 9:00:00AM 71 56 No 9:15:00AM 78 56, No 9:30:00AM 72 56 No 9:45:00AM 73 56 No

10.00:00AM 73 56 No I0.15:00 AM 73 56 No 10:30:00AM 74 56 No I0:45:00AM 74 56 No 11:00:00AM 74 56 No 11:15:00AM 73 56 No 11:30:00AM 75 56 No 11:45:00 AM 72 56 No 12:00 00 PM 72 56 No 12:15:00 PM 72 56 No 12:30.00 PM 85 56 No 12:45:00 PM 73 56 No 1:00:00 PM 73 56 No
1:15:00 PM 72 56 No 1:30:00 PM 72 56 No 1:45:00PM 75 56 No 2:00:00 PM 72 56 No
R
DIOWeekdavs
Time LenlS Threshold Predicled Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 74 56 No 2:30:00 PM 74 56 No 2:45:00 PM 74 56 No 3:00:00 PM 73 56 No 3:15:00 PM 71 56 No 3:30:00 PM 74 56 No 3:45:00PM 72 56 No 4:00:00 PM 72 56 No 4:15:00 PM 72 56 No 4:30:00 PM 74 56 No 4:45:00 PM 72 56 No
5:00:00 PM 72 56 No 5:15;00 PM 74 56 No 5:30:00 PM 75 56 No 5:45:00 PM 74 56 No 6:00:00 PM 75 56 No 6:15:00 PM 71 56 No 6:30:00 PM 86 56 No 6:45:00 PM 76 56 No 7:00:00 PM 73 56 No
7:15:00 PM 72 56 No 7:30:00 PM 71 56 No 7:45:00 PM 71 56 No 8:00:00 PM 74 56 No 8:15:00 PM 69 56 No 8:30:00 PM 69 56 No 8:45:00 PM 68 56 No 9:00:00 PM 70 56 No 9:15:00 PM 69 56 No 9:30:00 PM 70 56 No 9:45:00 PM 69 56 No I0:00.00 PM 68 56 No I0:15 00 PM 68 56 No I0:30 00 PM 70 56 No I0:45:00 PM 69 56 No 11:00 00 PM 67 56 No 11:15:00 PM 69 56 No I 1;30.00 PM 66 56 No 11:45:00 PM 65 56 No RD10
Weekends
Time Lenl5
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
1200:00AM 65 56 No 12:15:00AM 65 56 No 12·30:00AM 65 56 No 12 45:00 AM 64 56 No 1:00:00AM 63 56 No 1:15:00 AM 66 56 No 1:30:00AM 64 56 No 1:45:00 AM 63 56 No 2:00:00AM 64 56 No 2:15:00 AM 76 56 No 2:30:00 AM 62 56 No 2:45:00AM 64 56 No 3:00:00 AM 66 56 No 3:15:00AM 64 56 No 3:30:00AM 66 56 No 3:45:00AM 62 56 No 4:00:00AM 63 56 No 4:15:00 AM 61 56 No 4:30:00AM 61 56 No 4:45:00AM 63 56 No 5:00:00AM 57 56 No 5:15.00AM 57 56 No
5:30 00 AM 58 56 No
5:45·00 AM 58 56 No
6:00.00AM 58 56 No 6:15 ODAM 60 56 No 6:30 00 AM 62 56 No 6:45:00AM 62 56 No 7:00.00AM 63 56 No 7:15:00 AM 63 56 No 7:30:00AM 63 56 No 7:45:00 AM 64 56 No 8:00:00AM 67 56 No 8:15:00 AM 68 56 No 8:30:00AM 68 56 No 8:45:00 AM 66 56 No 9:00:00AM 68 56 No 9:15:00 AM 65 56 No 9:30:00AM 66 56 No 9:45:00 AM 67 56 No
I0:00:00AM 67 56 No I0:15:00 AM 67 56 No I0:30:00AM 67 56 No I0:45:00AM 67 56 No 11:00:00AM 69 56 No 11:15:00AM 67 56 No 11:30:00AM 68 56 No 11:45:00AM 70 56 No 12:00.00 PM 68 56 No 12:15:00 PM 68 56 No 12:30.00 PM 70 56 No 12:45:00 PM 70 56 No 1:00:00 PM 71 56 No 1:15:00 PM 70 56 No 1:30:00 PM 68 56 No 1:45:00 PM 69 56 No 2:00:00 PM 69 56 No
R
DJO Weekends
Time Leq15 Threshold Predlcled Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 69 56 No
2:30:00 PM 68 56 No 2:45.00 PM 70 56 No 3:00:00 PM 69 56 No 3:1500PM 68 56 No 3:30 00 PM 69 56 No 3:45.00 PM 68 56 No 4:0000 PM 69 56 No 4:15·00 PM 68 56 No 4:30 00 PM 69 56 No 4:45:00 PM 15 56 No 5:00 00 PM 68 56 No 5:15:00 PM 69 56 No 5:30.00 PM 68 56 No 5:45:00 PM 68 56 No 6:00:00 PM 67 56 No 6:15:00 PM 68 56 No 6:30:00 PM 67 56 No 6·45:00 PM 67 56 No 7:00:00 PM 69 56 No 7:15:00PM 69 56 No 7:30:00 PM 71 56 No 7:45:00 PM 69 56 No 8:00:00 PM 69 56 No 8:15:00 PM 68 56 No 8:30;00 PM 68 56 No 8:45:00 PM 15 56 No 9:00;00 PM 69 56 No 9:15;00 PM 68 56 No 9:30:00 PM 68 56 No 9:45.00 PM 71 56 No 10:00.00 PM 68 56 No 10:15:00 PM 70 56 No 10:30 oo PM 68 56 No 10:45:00 PM 68 56 No 11:00.00 PM 66 56 No 11:15:00 PM 66 56 No 11:30 00 PM 66 56 No 11:45:00 PM 67 56 No RD! I Weekdays
Time LeolS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/
No)
12:00:00AM 77 61 No 12:15:00 AM 78 61 No
12:30:00 AM 75 61 No 12:45:00AM 74 61 No
1:00:00AM 76 61 No 1:15:00 AM 74 61 No 1:30:00AM 73 61 No 1:45:00AM 77 61 No 2:00:00AM 73 61 No 2:15:00 AM 73 61 No 2:30:00AM 74 61 No 2:45:00AM 72 61 No
3:00:00AM 72 61 No 3:15:00AM 71 61 No 3:30:00AM 69 61 No 3:45:00 AM 15 61 No 4:00:00AM 70 61 No 4:15:00 AM 72 61 No 4:30:00AM 74 61 No 4:45:00AM 75 61 No 5:00:00AM 75 61 No 5:15:00 AM 77 61 No 5:30:00AM 77 61 No 5:45:00 AM 78 61 No 6:00:00AM 79 61 No 6:15:00 AM 79 61 No 6:30:00AM 80 61 No 6:45:00AM 81 61 No 7:00 OOAM 82 61 No 7:15 00 AM 82 61 No 7:30 00 AM 82 61 No 7:45:00 AM 82 61 No 8:0000AM 82 61 No 8:15:00 AM 82 61 No 8:30.00AM 81 61 No 8:45 00 AM 81 61 No 9:00.00AM 81 61 No 9:15:00 AM 91 61 No 9:30 00 AM 81 61 No 9:45:00AM 81 61 No

10.00:00AM 81 61 No 10 15:00 AM 81 61 No 10.30:00
AM 80 61 No
10:45:00AM 80 61 No 11:00:00AM 81 61 No 11:15:00AM 80 61 No 11:30:00AM 80 61 No 11:45:00AM 81 61 No 12:00.00 PM 79 61 No 12:15:00 PM 81 61 No 12:30 00 PM 81 61 No 12:45 00 PM 81 61 No 1:00:00 PM 80 61 No 1:15:00 PM 81 61 No 1:30.00 PM 86 61 No 1:45.00 PM 87 61 No 2:00.00 PM 81 61 No
RDII Weekdov,
Time Len15 Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 80 61 No 2:30.00 PM 79 61 No 2:45 00 PM 81 61 No 3:00.00 PM 81 61 No 3:15.00 PM 81 61 No 3:30 00 PM 80 61 No 3:45:00 PM 81 61 No 4:00.00 PM 81 61 No 4:15:00 PM 81 61 No 4:30.00 PM 81 61 No 4:45:00PM 82 61 No
5:00:00 PM 80 61 No 5:15:00 PM 87 61 No 5:30:00 PM 85 61 No 5:45:00 PM 84 61 No 6:00:00 PM 87 61 No 6:15:00 PM 80 61 No 6:30:00 PM 91 61 No 6:45:00 PM 89 61 No
7:00:00 PM 84 61 No 7:15:00 PM 81 61 No 7:30:00 PM 81 61 No 7:45:00 PM 80 61 No
8:00:00 PM 83 61 No
8:15:00 PM 80 61 No 8:30:00 PM 80 61 No 8:45:00 PM 80 61 No 9:00.00 PM 81 61 No 9:15:00 PM 80 61 No 9:30.00 PM 79 61 No 9:45 00 PM 79 61 No I0.00.00 PM 78 61 No I0:15:00 PM 78 61 No 10:30 oo PM 81 61 No 10:45:00 PM 78 61 No 11:00:00 PM 78 61 No 11:15:00 PM 79 61 No 11:30:00 PM 77 61 No 11:45:00 PM 78 61 No ROI I Elevated Receivers
Time LenlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12·00:00 AM 75 64 No 12:15:00AM 76 64 No 12'30:00AM 73 64 No 12 45:00AM 72 64 No
1:00:00AM 74 64
No
1:15:00 AM 72 64
No
1:30:00AM 71 64 No 1:45:00AM 75 64 No
2:00:00AM 71 64 No 2:15:00AM 71 64 No 2:30:00AM 72 64 No 2:45:00AM 70 64 No 3:00:00AM 70 64 No 3:15:00 AM 69 64 No 3:30:00 AM 67 64 No 3:45:00 AM 73 64 No 4:00:00AM 68 64
No
4:15:00 AM 70 64 No 4:30:00AM 72 64 No 4:45:00 AM 73 64 No 5:00:00 AM 73 64 No 5:15:00AM 75 64 No
5:30:00 AM 75 64 No 5:45:00 AM 76 64 No 6:00.00AM 77 64 No 6:15 00 AM 77 64 No 6:30 00 AM 78 64 No 6:45.00AM 79 64 No 7:00 00 AM 80 64 No
7:15:00AM 80 64 No 7:30.00AM 80 64 No 7:45:00AM 80 64
No
8:00 00 AM 80 64
No
8:15:00 AM 80 64
No
8:30.00 AM 79 64
No
8:45:00 AM 79 64
No
9:00:00AM 79 64 No 9:15:00 AM 89 64 No
9:30·00 AM 79 64 No 9:45:00AM 79 64 No

10.00:00AM 79 64 No JO·l5:00AM 79 64 No JO 30:00AM 78 64 No

10.45:00 AM 78 64 No 11:00:00AM 79 64 No 11:15:00AM 78 64 No 11:30:00 AM 78 64 No
11:45:00AM 79 64 No
12:00 00 PM 77 64
No
12:15:00 PM 79 64
No
12:30.00 PM 79 64
No
12:45:00 PM 79 64 No
1:00-00 PM 78 64 No 1:15.00 PM 79 64 No 1:30 00 PM 84 64 No 1:45·00 PM 85 64 No 2:00.00 PM 79 64 No
R
Dll Elevated Receivers
Time Lents
Threshold Predicled Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 78 64
No
2:30;00 PM 77 64 No 2:45:00 PM 79 64 No 3:00;00 PM 79 64 No 3:15:00 PM 79 64 No 3:30 00 PM 78 64 No 3:45:00 PM 79 64 No 4:00.00 PM 79 64 No 4:15:00 PM 79 64 No 4:30.00 PM 79 64 No 4:45:00 PM 80 64 No 5:00.00 PM 78 64 No
5:15:00 PM 85 64 No 5:30.00 PM 83 64 No 5:45:00 PM 82 64 No 6:00:00 PM 85 64 No 6:15:00 PM 78 64 No 6:30:00 PM 89 64 No 6:45:00 PM 87 64 No 7:00:00 PM 82 64 No 7:15:00 PM 79 64 No 7:30:00 PM 79 64 No 7:45:00 PM 78 64 No
8:00:00 PM 81 64 No 8:15:00 PM 78 64 No 8:30:00 PM 78 64 No 8:45:00 PM 78 64
No
9:00:00 PM 79 64
No
9:15:00 PM 78 64
No
9:30:00 PM 77 64 No 9:45:00 PM 77 64 No
10:00.00 PM 76 64 No 10:15:00 PM 76 64 No 10:30 00 PM 79 64 No 10:45:00 PM 76 64 No 11:00.00 PM 76 64 No 11:15:00 PM 77 64 No 11:30 00 PM 75 64 No
11:45:00 PM 76 64 No
RDJ 1 Weekends
Time LeolS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes!No)
12:00:00AM 77 61 No 12cl5:00 AM 76 61 No 12:30:00 AM 78 61 No 12:45:00AM 76 61 No 1:00:00 AM 75 61 No 1:15:00AM 75 61 No 1:30:00 AM 76 61 No 1:45:00AM 74 61 No
2:00:00AM 75 61 No 2:15:00AM 78 61 No 2:30:00AM 75 61 No 2:45:00AM 75 61 No 3:00:00AM 78 61 No 3:15:00 AM 75 61 No 3:30:00 AM 77 61 No 3:45:00 AM 72 61 No 4:00:00AM 76 61 No 4:15:00AM 72 61 No 4:30:00AM 74 61 No 4:45:00AM 76 61 No 5:00:00 AM 71 61 No 5:15:00 AM 70 61 No 5:30:00 AM 73 61 No 5:45:00 AM 71 61 No 6:00:00AM 73 61 No 6:15:00 AM 74 61 No 6:30:00AM 75 61 No 6:45:00AM 74 61 No
7:00:00AM 76 61 No 7:15:00 AM 76 61 No 7:30:00 AM 76 61 No 7:45:00 AM 76 61 No 8:00:00AM 77 61 No 8:15:00 AM 83 61 No 8:30:00AM 77 61 No 8:45:00 AM 77 61 No 9:00:00 AM 78 61 No 9:15:00AM 77 61 No 9:30:00 AM 78 61 No 9:45:00 AM 79 61 No 10:00 00 AM 77 61 No
I0:1500AM 78 61 No I0:30 00 AM 78 61 No
I0:45:00 AM 81 61 No
11:00 00 AM 78 61 No
11:15-00AM 78 61 No 11:30-00AM 78 61 No 11:45:00AM 86 61 No 12 00:00 PM 78 61 No 12:15:00 PM 79 61 No
12:30:00 PM 80 61 No 12.45:00 PM 80 61 No
1:00:00 PM 79 61 No 1:15:00 PM 79 61 No 1:30.00 PM 79 61 No 1:45:00 PM 79 61 No 2:00:00 PM 78 61 No
R
DII Weekends
Time LcnlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00PM 80 61 No 2:30:00 PM 79 61 No 2:45:00 PM 78 61 No 3:00:00 PM 79 61 No 3:15:00 PM 78 61 No 3:30:00 PM 78 61 No 3:45:00 PM 78 61 No 4:00:00PM 82 61 No 4:15:00 PM 78 61 No 4:30:00 PM 78 61 No 4:45:00 PM 82 61 No 5:00:00 PM 79 61 No
5:15:00 PM 78 61 No 5:30:00 PM 78 61 No 5:45:00 PM 82 61 No 6:00:00 PM 78 61 No 6:15:00 PM 79 61 No 6:30:00 PM 79 61 No 6:45:00 PM 78 61 No 7:00:00 PM 80 61 No 7:15:00 PM 79 61 No 7:30:00 PM 80 61 No 7:45:00 PM 80 61 No
8:00:00 PM 80 61 No 8:15:00 PM 80 61 No
8:30:00 PM 79 61 No 8:45:00 PM 79 61 No 9:00.00 PM 82 61 No 9:15.00 PM 79 61 No 9:30.00 PM 78 61 No 9:45 00 PM 80 61 No

10.00.00 PM 78 61 No 10:15:00 PM 80 61 No
10:30:00 PM 79 61 No 10.45:00 PM 78 61 No 11:00:00 PM 77 61 No 11:15:00 PM 76 61 No 11:30:00 PM 80 61 No 11:45:00 PM 81 61 No RDl 1 Weekends Elevated Receivers
Time Leq 15
Threshold Predicted Exceed:ance (Yes/No)
12:00 00 AM 75 64
No
12:15:00AM 74 64
No
12:30.00 AM 76 64
No
12:45:00AM 74 64 No
1:00:00AM 73 64 No 1:15 OOAM 73 64 No 1:30 00 AM 74 64 No 1:45:00AM 72 64 No 2:00.00AM 73 64 No 2:15:00AM 76 64 No 2:30.00 AM 73 64 No 2:45:00AM 73 64 No 3:00:00 AM 76 64 No
3:15:00 AM 73 64
No
3:30:00 AM 75 64
No
3:45:00 AM 70 64 No
4·00:00 AM 74 64 No 4:15:00AM 70 64 No
4:30:00AM 72 64 No 4:45:00AM 74 64 No
5:00:00 AM 69 64 No 5:15:00AM 68 64 No 5:30:00 AM 71 64 No 5:45:00 AM 69 64 No 6:00:00AM 71 64 No 6:15.00 AM 72 64 No 6:30·00 AM 73 64 No 6:45:00AM 72 64
No
7:00 00 AM 74 64
No
7:15 00 AM 74 64
No
7:30:00 AM 74 64 No 7:45.00 AM 74 64 No
8:0000AM 75 64 No 8:15:00 AM 81 64 No 8:30.00 AM 75 64 No 8:45:00 AM 75 64 No 9:00.00AM 76 64 No 9:15:00 AM 75 64 No 9:30.00 AM 76 64 No
9:45:00 AM 77 64 No
1000:00AM 75 64
No
10:15:00AM 76 64
No
10 30:00AM 76 64
No

10.45:00 AM 79 64 No 11:00:00AM 76 64 No 11.15:00 AM 76 64 No 11:30:00 AM 76 64 No
11:45.00AM 84 64 No
12:00 00 PM 76 64 No 12:15:00 PM 77 64 No 12:30 00 PM 78 64 No 12:45:00 PM 78 64 No 1:00 00 PM 77 64 No 1:15:00PM 77 64 No 1:30 00 PM 77 64 No 1:45:00 PM 77 64 No 2:00.00 PM 76 64
No
R
Dll Weekends Elevated Receivers
Time Lents
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15 00 PM 77 64 No 2:30.00 PM 77 64 No 2:45:00 PM 76 64 No 3:00:00 PM 77 64 No 3:15:00 PM 76 64 No
3:30:00 PM 76 64 No
3:45:00 PM 76 64 No
4:00:00 PM 80 64 No 4:15:00 PM 76 64 No 4:30:00 PM 76 64 No 4:45:00 PM 80 64 No 5:00:00 PM 77 64 No 5:15:00 PM 76 64 No 5:30:00PM 76 64 No
5:45:00 PM 80 64
No
6:00:00 PM 76 64 No 6:15:00 PM 77 64 No 6:30:00 PM 77 64 No 6:45:00 PM 75 64 No 7:00:00 PM 78 64 No 7:15:00 PM 77 64 No 7:30:00 PM 78 64 No 7:45:00 PM 78 64 No 8:00:00 PM 78 64 No
8:15:00 PM 78 64
No
8:30:00 PM 77 64
No
8:45:00 PM 77 64 No
9:00:00 PM 80 64 No 9:15:00 PM 77 64 No 9:30:00 PM 76 64 No 9:45:00 PM 78 64 No 10:00:00 PM 76 64 No 10:15 00 PM 78 64 No 10:30 00 PM 77 64 No 10:45 00 PM 76 64 No 11:00.00 PM 75 64
No
11:15:00 PM 74 64
No
11:30 00 PM 78 64
No
11:45:00 PM 79 64 No
RDl2
Weekdn•s
Time LenlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedancc (Yes/No)
12'00:00AM 70 47 No 12:15:00 AM 68 47 No 12:30:00 AM 68 47 No 12.45:00 AM 69 47 No 1:00:00AM 72 47 No 1:15:00 AM 64 47 No l:30·00AM 69 47 No 1:45:00AM 67 47 No 2:00.00AM 64 47 No 2:15:00 AM 65 47 No 2:30:00AM 73 47 No 2:45:00AM 70 47 No
3:00:00AM 77 47 No 3:15:00 AM 70 47 No 3:30:00 AM 63 47 No 3:45:00 AM 67 47 No 4:00:00AM 64 47 No 4:15:00AM 62 47 No 4:30:00AM 65 47 No 4:45.00AM 72 47 No
5:00.00AM 67 47 No 5:15 00 AM 66 47 No 5:30 00 AM 71 47 No 5:45 00 AM 72 47 No 6:00.00AM 70 47 No 6:15:00 AM 74 47 No 6:3000AM 73 47 No 6:45:00AM 72 47 No 7:00:00AM 73 47 No
7:15:00 AM 74 47 No 7:30:00 AM 73 47 No 7:45:00AM 74 47 No 8:00:00AM 75 47 No 8:15:00AM 75 47 No R:30:00 AM 76 47 No 8:45:00 AM 75 47 No 9:00:00AM 76 47 No 9:15:00AM 76 47 No 9:30·00AM 75 47 No 9:45:00 AM 77 47 No 10:00 00 AM 77 47 No 10:15 00 AM 76 47 No 10:30 00 AM 76 47 No 10:45:00AM 75 47 No 11:00:00AM 76 47 No 11:15:00 AM 74 47 No 11:30:00AM 75 47 No 11:45:00AM 76 47 No 12:00:00 PM 76 47 No 12:15:00 PM 82 47 No 12:30:00 PM 75 47 No 12:45:00 PM 76 47 No 1:00:00 PM 75 47 No 1:15:00 PM 76 47 No 1:30:00 PM 75 47 No 1:45:00 PM 75 47 No 2:00:00 PM 75 47 No
R
D12 Weekda•1
Time LcoJS Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 75 47 No 2:30.00 PM 75 47 No 2:45 00 PM 74 47 No 3:00.00 PM 75 47 No 3:1500PM 75 47 No 3:30.00 PM 74 47 No 3:45:00 PM 75 47 No 4:00:00 PM 76 47 No
4:15:00 PM 74 47 No 4:30:00 PM 75 47 No 4:45:00 PM 79 47 No 5:00·00 PM 76 47 No 5:15:00 PM 74 47 No 5:30:00 PM 76 47 No 5:45:00 PM 75 47 No 6:00:00 PM 75 47 No 6:15:00 PM 74 47 No 6:30:00 PM 74 47 No 6:45 00 PM 76 47 No 7:00:00 PM 74 47 No 7:15:00 PM 73 47 No 7:30 00 PM 72 47 No 7:45:00 PM 72 47 No R:00 00 PM 71 47 No 8:15:00 PM 72 47 No 8:30.00 PM 72 47 No R:45:00 PM 71 47 No 9:00.00 PM 72 47 No 9:15:00 PM 72 47 No 9:30:00 PM 74 47 No 9:45:00 PM 71 47 No 10:00:00 PM 74 47 No I0:15:00 PM 73 47 No
I0:30:00 PM 72 47 No I0:45:00 PM 69 47 No
11:00:00 PM 71 47 No
11:15:00 PM 71 47 No 11:30:00 PM 69 47 No 11:45:00 PM 69 47 No ROil Elevated Receiver
Time Len15
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 67 49 No 12:15:00AM 66 49 No 12:30:00AM 65 49 No 12:45:00AM 67 49 No 1:00:00AM 69 49 No
1:15:00AM 61 49 No 1:30:00AM 67 49 No 1:45:00AM 64 49 No 2:00:00AM 62 49 No 2:15:00 AM 62 49 No 2:30:00AM 70 49 No 2:45:00AM 68 49 No 3:00:00AM 74 49 No 3:15:00 AM 68 49 No 3:30:00 AM 61 49 No
3:45:00 AM 65 49 No
4:00:00AM 61 49 No 4:15:00 AM 59 49 No 4:30.00AM 63 49 No 4:45:00 AM 70 49 No 5:00.00AM 65 49 No 5:15:00AM 64 49 No
5:30.00 AM 68 49 No 5:45:00 AM 69 49 No 6.00:00AM 68 49 No 6:15:00 AM 72 49 No 6:30:00 AM 70 49 No 6:45:00AM 70 49 No 7:00;00AM 71 49 No 7:15:00 AM 72 49 No 7:30:00 AM 71 49 No 7:45:00 AM 72 49 No 8:00:00 AM 72 49 No 8:15:00AM 73 49 No 8:30:00AM 74 49 No 8:45:00 AM 73 49 No 9:00:00AM 73 49 No 9:15:00AM 73 49 No 9:30:00AM 72 49 No 9:45:00AM 74 49 No 10:00 OOAM 74 49 No 10:15 00 AM 73 49 No 10:30 OOAM 73 49 No 10:45:00AM 73 49 No 11:00 OOAM 73 49 No 11:15:00AM 72 49 No 11:30:00AM 72 49 No 11:45:00AM 73 49 No 12:00:00 PM 73 49 No 12:15:00 PM 79 49 No 12:30:00 PM 73 49 No 12:45:00 PM 74 49 No 1:00:00 PM 73 49 No 1:15:00 PM 74 49 No 1:30:00 PM 73 49 No 1:45:00 PM 72 49 No 2:00:00 PM 73 49 No
R
D12 Elevated Receiver
Time LculS Threshold Predicled Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 72 49 No
2:30:00 PM 73 49 No 2:45:00 PM 72 49 No 3:00:00 PM 73 49 No 3:15:00 PM 72 49 No 3:30:00 PM 72 49 No 3:45:00 PM 73 49 No 4:00:00 PM 74 49 No 4:15:00 PM 72 49 No 4:30:00 PM 73 49 No 4:45:00PM 76 49 No 5:00.00 PM 74 49 No
5:15:00 PM 72 49 No
5:30:00 PM 73 49 No
5'45:00 PM 73 49 No 6:00:00 PM 72 49 No 6:15:00 PM 72 49 No 6·30:00 PM 72 49 No 6.45:00PM 73 49 No 7:00:00 PM 71 49 No 7:15:00 PM 70 49 No 7:30:00 PM 69 49 No 7:45:00 PM 70 49 No R:00:00 PM 69 49 No 8.15:00 PM 69 49 No 8:30:00 PM 69 49 No R:45:00 PM 6R 49 No 9:00.00 PM 69 49 No 9:15·00 PM 70 49 No 9:30 00 PM 71 49 No 9:45 00 PM 68 49 No I0:00.00 PM 72 49 No 10:15:00 PM 70 49 No 10·30.00 PM 70 49 No 10.45:00 PM 67 49 No 11:00:00 PM 69 49 No 11:15:00 PM 6R 49 No 11:30:00 PM 66 49 No 11:45:00 PM 67 49 No
RDIJ
Weekda•s
Time Leo IS
Threshold Predicled Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 76 58 No 12:15:00AM 75 58 No 12:30:00AM 74 58 No 12:45:00AM 88 58 No
1:00:00AM 73 58 No 1:15:00AM 72 58 No 1:30:00AM 87 58 No 1:45:00AM 82 58 No 2:00:00AM 77 58 No 2:15:00 AM 74 58 No
2:30:00 AM 74 58 No 2:45:00 AM 71 58 No 3:00:00AM 72 58 No 3:15:00 AM 72 58 No 3:30:00
AM 71 58 No
3:45:00 AM 71 58 No
4:00:00AM 72 58 No 4:15:00AM 70 58 No 4:30:00AM 73 58 No 4:45:00 AM 75 58 No 5:00:00 AM 75 58 No 5:15:00 AM 75 58 No 5:30:00 AM 77 58 No 5:45:00 AM 77 58 No 6:00:00AM 78 58 No 6:15:00 AM 79 58 No 6:30:00 AM 84 58 No 6:45:00AM 86 58 No 7:00:00 AM 84 58 No 7:15:00 AM 84 58 No
7:30:00AM 84 58 No
7:45:00 AM 82 58 No
8·00:00 AM 84 58 No 8:15:00AM 80 58 No 8:30:00AM 81 58 No 8:45:00 AM 81 58 No 9:00:00AM 80 58 No 9:15:00 AM 80 58 No 9:30:00AM 80 58 No 9:45:00
AM 79 58 No
I0:00 OOAM 83 58 No I0:15 OOAM 79 58 No I0:30 OOAM 79 58 No 10:45:00AM 79 58 No 11:00.00AM 79 58 No 11:15:00 AM 79 58 No 11:30:00AM 79 58 No 11:45:00AM 79 58 No 12:00:00 PM 79 58 No 12:15:00 PM 79 58 No 12:30:00 PM 78 58 No 12:45:00 PM 78 58 No 1:00:00PM 80 58 No 1:15:00PM 80 58 No 1:30:00 PM 79 58 No 1:45:00 PM 79 58 No 2:00:00 PM 81 58 No
RDIJ
Wookdavs
Time LeqlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 78 58 No 2:30.00 PM 78 58 No 2:45 00 PM 79 58 No 3:00:00 PM 78 58 No 3:15.00 PM 79 58 No 3:30 00 PM 79 58 No 3:45:00 PM 78 58 No 4:00 00 PM 79 58 No 4:15:00 PM 85 58 No 4:30.00 PM 78 58 No 4:45:00 PM 80 58 No 5:00 00 PM 79 SB No 5:15:00 PM 78 SB No 5:30.00 PM 77 58 No 5:45:00 PM 77 SB No 6:00:00 PM 78 58 No 6:15:00 PM 78 58 No 6:30:00 PM 77 58 No 6:45:00 PM 78 58 No 7:00:00PM 78 58 No 7:15:00 PM 78 SR No 7:30:00 PM 78 58 No 7:45:00 PM 80 58 No 8:00:00 PM 78 58 No 8:15:00 PM 78 58 No 8:30:00 PM 78 58 No 8:45:00 PM 78 58 No 9:00:00 PM 78 SB No 9:15:00 PM 78 58 No 9:30:00 PM 78 58 No 9:45:00 PM 77 SB No 10:00.00 PM 85 58 No I0:15:00 PM 79 SB No 10:30 oo PM 78 58 No I0:45 oo PM 76 58 No 11:00.00 PM 77 58 No 11:ISOOPM 77 58 No 11:30 00 PM 15 58 No 11:45 00 PM 76 58 No RDIJ
Elevated Receiver
Time LeqlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
1200.00AM 75 59 No 12:15:00 AM 74 59 No 12.30:00 AM 73 59 No 12.45:00AM 87 59 No 1:00:00AM 72 59 No 1:15:00AM 71 59 No 1:30:00AM 86 59 No 1:45:00AM 81 59 No 2:00:00AM 76 59 No 2:15:00AM 73 59 No 2-30:00AM 73 59 No 2:45:00AM 70 59 No 3:00:00 AM 71 59 No 3:15:00 AM 71 59 No 3:30:00AM 70 59 No 3:45:00 AM 70 59 No 4:00:00AM 71 59 No 4:15:00AM 70 59 No 4:30:00AM 72 59 No 4:45:00 AM 74 59 No 5:00:00 AM 74 59 No 5:15:00 AM 74 59 No 5:30:00 AM 76 59 No 5:45:00 AM 76 59 No 6:00:00AM 77 59 No .6:15:00 AM 78 59 No
6:30:00AM 83 59 No 6:45:00AM RS 59 No 7:00:00AM 83 59 No 7:15:00AM 83 59 No 7:30:00 AM 83 59 No 7:45:00 AM 81 59 No 8:00.00 AM 84 59 No 8:15:00 AM 80 59 No R:30 00 AM RO 59 No 8:45 00 AM 80 59 No 9:00.00AM 79 59 No 9:15 OOAM 79 59 No 9:30 00 AM 79 59 No 9:45:00 AM 78 59 No to 00 OOAM 82 59 No 10:15:00AM 78 59 No to·30 OOAM 78 59 No 10.45:00 AM 78 59 No lt·OO.OOAM 78 59 No 11:15:00 AM 78 59 No 11:30:00AM 78 59 No 1145:00AM 78 59 No 12:00:00 PM 78 59 No 12:15:00 PM 78 59 No 12-30:00 PM 77 59 No INS:OOPM 78 59 No 1:00:00
PM 79 59 No
1:15:00PM 79 59 No 1:30:00 PM 78 59 No 1:45:00 PM 78 59 No 2:00:00 PM RO 59 No
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DJJ Elevated Receiver
Time LeqJS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 77 59 No 2:30:00 PM 77 59 No 2:45:00 PM 78 59 No 3:00:00 PM 77 59 No 3:15:00 PM 78 59 No 3:30:00 PM 78 59 No 3:45:00 PM 77 59 No 4:00:00 PM 78 59 No 4:15:00 PM 84 59 No 4:30:00 PM 77 59 No 4:45:00 PM 79 59 No 5:00:00 PM 78 59 No 5:15:00 PM 77 59 No 5:30:00 PM 77 59 No 5:45:00 PM 76 59 No 6:00:00 PM 77 59 No 6:15:00 PM 77 59 No 6:30:00 PM 76 59 No 6:45:00 PM 77 59 No 7:00:00 PM 77 59 No 7:15:00 PM 77 59 No 7:30:00 PM 77 59 No 7:45:00 PM 79 59 No 8:00:00 PM 77 59 No 8:15:00 PM 77 59 No 8:30:00 PM 77 59 No 8:45:00 PM 77 59 No

9.00:00 PM 77 59 No 9:15:00 PM 78 59 No 9:30:00 PM 77 59 No 9:45:00 PM 76 59 No I0.00:00 PM 85 59 No I0:15:00 PM 78 59 No I0:30:00 PM 77 59 No I0.45:00 PM 75 59 No 11:00:00 PM 76 59 No 11:15:00 PM 76 59 No 11:30:00 PM 75 59 No 11:45:00 PM 75 59 No RD13 Elevated Receiver -Weekends
Time Leq IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 76 59 No 12:15:00 AM 75 59 No 12:30:00AM 77 59 No 12:45:00AM 75 59 No 1:00:00AM 75 59 No 1:15:00 AM 75 59 No 1:30:00AM 76 59 No 1:45:00AM 75 59 No 2:00:00AM 72 59 No 2:15:00AM 81 59 No 2:30:00 AM 71 59 No 2:45:00AM 70 59 No 3:00:00 AM 73 59 No 3:15:00 AM 73 59 No 3:30:00 AM 74 59 No 3:45:00AM 72 59 No 4:00:00 AM 73 59 No 4:15:00 AM 73 59 No 4:30:00AM 73 59 No 4:45:00AM 75 59 No 5:00:00AM 74 59 No 5:15:00 AM 75 59 No 5:30:00AM 74 59 No 5:45:00 AM 75 59 No 6:00:00AM 75 59 No 6:15:00AM 75 59 No 6:30:00 AM 76 59 No 6:45:00 AM 77 59 No 7:00.00AM 76 59 No 7:15:00 AM 77 59 No 7:30:00 AM 74 59 No 7:45:00 AM 75 59 No 8:00:00AM 75 59 No 8.15.00 AM 75 59 No 8:30:00 AM 76 59 No R:45-00AM 76 59 No

9.00:00AM 76 59 No 9:15:00AM 75 59 No 9.30:00AM 77 59 No 9.45:00 AM 76 59 No I0:00:00AM 77 59 No I0:15:00AM 76 59 No I0:30:00 AM 76 59 No I0:45:00 AM 76 59 No 11:00:00AM 76 59 No 11:15:00AM 79 59 No 11:30:00AM 78 59 No 11:45:00AM 78 59 No 12:00 00 PM 78 59 No
12:15 00 PM 75 59 No 12:30:00 PM 77 59 No
12:45:00 PM 76 59 No
l:OO·OO PM 77 59 No 1:15:00 PM 85 59 No 1:30:00 PM 87 59 No 1:45:00 PM 81 59 No 2:00:00 PM 78 59 No
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D13 Elevated aeeetver- Weekends
Time Lcu15
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 77 59 No 2:30:00 PM 78 59 No
2:45:00 PM 77 59 No
3:00:00 PM 76 59 No 3:15:00 PM 76 59 No
3:30:00 PM 78 59 No 3:45:00 PM 77 59 No 4:00:00 PM 76 59 No 4:15:00 PM 76 59 No 4:30:00 PM 76 59 No 4:45:00 PM 76 59 No 5:00:00 PM 81 59 No 5:15:00 PM 78 59 No 5:30:00 PM 76 59 No 5:45:00 PM 75 59 No 6:00:00 PM 76 59 No 6:15:00 PM 76 59 No 6:30:00 PM 76 59 No 6:45:00 PM 76 59 No 7:00:00 PM 77 59 No 7:15:00 PM 78 59 No 7:30:00 PM 77 59 No 7:45:00PM 83 59 No R:00:00 PM RO 59 No 8:15:00 PM 78 59 No 8:30:00 PM 78 59 No R:45:00 PM 79 59 No 9:00:00 PM 78 59 No 9:15:00 PM 79 59 No 9:30:00 PM 77 59 No 9A5:00 PM 77 59 No IO 00:00 PM 77 59 No I0.15:00 PM 81 59 No I0.30:00 PM 76 59 No 10.45:00PM 77 59 No 11:00:00 PM 77 59 No 11:15:00 PM 7R 59 No 11:30:00 PM 82 59 No 11:45:00 PM 76 59 No R
Dl4 Elevated Receiver
Time Leo15 Threshold Predicted Excecdance (Yes/No)
12-00:00AM 70 49 No 12:15:00 AM 70 49 No 12:30:00 AM 67 49 No 12:45:00 AM 79 49 No 1:00:00AM 67 49 No 1:15:00 AM 65 49 No 1:30.00AM 77 49 No 1:45:00AM 74 49 No
2·00.00AM 64 49 No 2:15:00 AM 65 49 No 2:30:00AM 66 49 No 2.45:00AM 66 49 No 3:00:00AM 70 49 No 3:15:00AM 67 49 No 3:30:00 AM 64 49 No 3:45:00 AM 64 49 No
4:00:00AM 65 49 No 4:15:00AM 65 49 No 4:30:00AM 68 49 No 4:45:00AM 69 49 No 5:00:00AM 69 49 No 5:15:00 AM 72 49 No 5:30:00 AM 71 49 No 5:45:00AM 72 49 No 6:00:00AM 72 49 No 6:15:00 AM 72 49 No 6.30:00AM 74 49 No 6.45:00AM 75 49 No 7:00:00AM 73 49 No 7:15:00AM 74 49 No 7:30:00 AM 76 49 No
7:45:00AM 75 49 No 8:00:00AM 75 49 No 8:15:00 AM 74 49 No 8·30:00 AM 75 49 No 8:45:00 AM 76 49 No 9.00:00AM 75 49 No 9.15:00AM 76 49 No 9.30:00AM 75 49 No 9.45:00AM 74 49 No I0:00:00 AM 78 49 No I0:15:00AM 74 49 No I0:30:00AM 73 49 No I0:45:00AM 75 49 No 11:00:00AM 73 49 No ILl5:00AM 73 49 No 11:30:00AM 73 49 No 11·45:00AM 74 49 No 12:00:00PM 76 49 No 12:15:00 PM 74 49 No 12:30·00 PM 73 49 No 12:45:00 PM 72 49 No 1:00:00 PM 74 49 No 1:15:00 PM 74 49 No 1:30:00 PM 73 49 No 1:45:00 PM 73 49 No 2:00:00 PM 74 49 No 2:15:00 PM 73 49 No 2:30:00 PM 74 49 No R
D14 Elevated Receiver
Time LcqlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/
No)
2:45:00 PM 76 49 No 3:00.00 PM 74 49 No 3:15:00 PM 73 49 No 3:30:00 PM 74 49 No 3:45:00 PM 74 49 No 4:00:00 PM 74 49 No 4:15:00 PM 73 49 No 4:30:00 PM 73 49 No 4:45:00 PM 73 49 No 5:00:00 PM 73 49 No 5:15:00 PM 74 49 No
5:30·00 PM 73 49 No 5:45:00 PM 73 49 No 6:00:00 PM 74 49 No 6:15:00 PM 71 49 No 6:30:00 PM 71 49 No 6:45:00 PM 71 49 No 7:00:00 PM 73 49 No 7:15:00 PM 73 49 No 7:30:00 PM 72 49 No 7:45:00 PM 72 49 No 8:00:00 PM 72 49 No 8:15:00 PM 72 49 No 8:30:00 PM 72 49 No 8:45:00 PM 71 49 No 9:00:00 PM 71 49 No 9:15:00 PM 72 49 No 9:30:00 PM 73 49 No 9:45:00 PM 70 49 No I0:00:00 PM 79 49 No I0.15:00 PM 71 49 No I0:30:00 PM 76 49 No I0:45:00 PM 70 49 No 11:00:00 PM 70 49 No 11.15:00 PM 70 49 No 11:30:00 PM 69 49 No 11:45:00 PM 69 49 No R
Dl4 Elevated Receiver· Weekend
Time LealS
Threshold Predicted Exceedancc (Yes/No)
12:00:00
AM 68 49 No
12:15-00AM 69 49 No 12:30-00AM 68 49 No 12:45:00AM 66 49 No 1:00:00AM 66 49 No 1:15.00 AM 66 49 No 1:30:00AM 66 49 No 1:45:00AM 65 49 No 2:00.00AM 64 49 No 2:15:00 AM 68 49 No
2:30:00AM 64 49 No
2:45:00 AM 66 49 No 3:00.00AM 67 49 No 3:15:00AM 66 49 No 3:30.00 AM 66 49 No 3:45·00 AM 63 49 No 4:00.00AM 62 49 No 4:15.00 AM 62 49 No 4:30 00 AM 63 49 No 4:45:00AM 65 49 No 5:00.00AM 61 49 No 5:15.00 AM 60 49 No 5:30:00AM 64 49 No 5:45:00AM 64 49 No 6:00.00 AM 62 49 No 6:15:00 AM 65 49 No 6:30.00AM 66 49 No 6:45.00 AM 66 49 No 7:00.00AM 68 49 No 7:15.00AM 67 49 No 7:30.00 AM 68 49 No 7:45.00AM 68 49 No 8:00.00AM 68 49 No 8:15 OOAM 69 49 No 8:30 OOAM 68 49 No 8:45:00AM 69 49 No 9:00 OOAM 70 49 No 9:15 OOAM 69 49 No 9:30:00AM 69 49 No 9:45.00AM 71 49 No

10.00 00 AM 69 49 No 10:15:00 AM 70 49 No
10:30.00AM 69 49 No
10:45:00AM 70 49 No 11·00 00 AM 69 49 No 11:15:00 AM 69 49 No 11:30.00AM 70 49 No 11:45:00AM 74 49 No 12:00:00 PM 70 49 No 12:15:00 PM 70 49 No 12:30:00 PM 71 49 No 12:45:00 PM 71 49 No 1:00:00PM 71 49 No 1:15:00 PM 70 49 No 1:30:00 PM 69 49 No 1:45:00 PM 70 49 No 2:00.00 PM 70 49 No 2:15:00 PM 71 49 No 2:30:00 PM 70 49 No R
Dl4 Elevated Receiver a \Veekend
Time Lco15
Threshold Predicted Exeeedanee (Yes/No)
2:45:00 PM 71 49 No 3:00 00 PM 72 49 No 3:15 00 PM 69 49 No 3:30.00 PM 69 49 No 3:45:00 PM 69 49 No 4:00 00 PM 74 49 No 4:15:00 PM 69 49 No 4:30.00 PM 70 49 No 4:45:00 PM 73 49 No 5:00.00 PM 70 49 No 5:15:00 PM 69 49 No 5:30·00 PM 70 49 No 5:45·00 PM 71 49 No 6:00:00 PM 69 49 No 6:15:00 PM 70 49 No 6:30·00 PM 69 49 No 6:45:00 PM 70 49 No 7:00:00 PM 71 49 No 7:15:00 PM 72 49 No 7:30:00 PM 71 49 No 7:45:00 PM 71 49 No 8:00:00 PM 71 49 No 8:15:00 PM 71 49 No R:30:00 PM 71 49 No 8:45:00 PM 71 49 No 9:00:00 PM 71 49 No 9:15:00 PM 70 49 No 9:30:00 PM 70 49 No 9:45:00 PM 71 49 No 10:00.00 PM 69 49 No J0:15.00 PM 70 49 No
10:30.00 PM 70 49 No
10:45:00 PM 69 49 No 11:00 00 PM 69 49 No 11:15 00 PM 70 49 No 11:30:00 PM 69 49 No 11:45 00 PM 72 49 No RDIS
Weekdays
Time LeqlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12·00:00AM 63 60 No 12,15,00 AM 63 60 No 12·30:00 AM 63 60 No 12'45:00 AM 76 60 No

1.00.00 AM 75 60 No 1:15,00 AM 61 60 No UOOOAM 74 60 No 1,45,00AM 69 60 No

2.00 OOAM 61 60 No 2:15:00 AM 61 60 No 2'.30.00 AM 64 60 No 2:45:00 AM 64 60 No 3:00.00 AM 64 60 No 3:15:00 AM 62 60 No 3:30 00 AM 64 60 No 3:45:00 AM 61 60 No

4.0000AM 61 60 No 4:15:00 AM 62 60 No 4:3000AM 63 60 No 4:45:00AM 64 60 No 5,00.00 AM 69 60 No 5:15:00 AM 63 60 No 5,30.00 AM 65 60 No 5.45:00 AM 64 60 No 6.00.00AM 68 60 No 6,15,00 AM 71 60 No 6:30.00AM 78 60 No 6:45.00 AM 75 60 No 7:0000AM 71 60 No 7:15:00 AM 76 60 No 7:3000AM 71 60 No 7:45,00AM 72 60 No 8:00.00AM 72 60 No 8:15:00 AM 74 60 No 8:30 00 AM 75 60 No 8:45:00 AM 74 60 No 9:0000AM 74 60 No 9:15.00 AM 76 60 No 9:30.00AM 76 60 No 9:45:00AM 76 60 No 10 00:00 AM 75 60 No 10 15:00AM 72 60 No 10.30:00AM 70 60 No I0.45:00AM 73 60 No 11:00:00AM 72 60 No 11:15:00AM 76 60 No 11:30:00AM 71 60 No 11:45:00AM 74 60 No 12:00:00 PM 73 60 No 12:15:00 PM 68 60 No 12:30:00 PM 71 60 No 12:45:00 PM 75 60 No 1:00:00 PM 78 60 No
1:15:00 PM 78 60 No 1:30:00 PM 75 60 No 1:45:00PM 73 60 No R
D15 Weekdays
Time Leql5
Threshold Predicted Excecdancc (Yes/No)
2:00:00 PM 76 60 No 2:15:00 PM 74 60 No 2:30:00 PM 76 60 No 2:45:00 PM 75 60 No 3:00:00 PM 75 60 No 3:15:00 PM 75 60 No 3:30:00 PM 74 60 No 3:45:00 PM 74 60 No 4:00:00 PM 73 60 No 4:15:00 PM 82 60 No 4:30:00 PM 74 60 No 4:45:00 PM 77 60 No 5:00:00 PM 69 60 No 5:15:00 PM 68 60 No 5:30:00 PM 67 60 No 5:45:00 PM 68 60 No 6:00:00 PM 70 60 No 6cl5:00 PM 66 60 No 6:30:00 PM 66 60 No 6:45:00 PM 72 60 No 7:00:00 PM 68 60 No 7:15:00 PM 67 60 No 7:30:00 PM 66 60 No 7:45:00 PM 67 60 No 8:00:00 PM 66 60 No 8:15:00 PM 65 60 No 8:30:00 PM 66 60 No 8:45:00 PM 68 60 No 9:00:00 PM 68 60 No 9:15:00 PM 71 60 No 9:30:00 PM 67 60 No 9:45:00 PM 74 60 No 10:00:00 PM 82 60 No 10:15:00 PM 78 60 No 10:30:00 PM 72 60 No 10:45:00 PM 67 60 No 11:00:00 PM 65 60 No 11:15:00 PM 65 60 No 11:30:00 PM 68 60 No 11:45:00 PM 66 60 No ROIS Elevated Receivers
Time Leo IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 65 62 No 12:15:00 AM 65 62 No 12:30:00 AM 64 62 No 12:45:00AM 78 62 No
1:00:00AM 77 62 No 1:15:00 AM 63 62 No 1:30:00AM 75 62 No 1:45:00AM 71 62 No 2:00:00AM 63 62 No 2:15:00 AM 63 62 No 2:30:00AM 66 62 No 2:45:00AM 65 62 No 3:00:00 AM 65 62 No 3:15:00 AM 63 62 No 3:30:00 AM 66 62 No
3:45:00 AM 63 62 No 4:00:00AM 63 62 No 4:15:00 AM 63 62 No 4:30:00AM 64 62 No 4:45:00AM 66 62 No 5:00:00AM 71 62 No 5:15:00 AM 65 62 No 5:30:00 AM 67 62 No 5:45:00 AM 66 62 No 6:00:00AM 70 62 No 6:15:00 AM 72 62 No 6:30:0DAM 80 62 No 6:45:DOAM 76 62 No 7:00:00 AM 72 62 No 7:15:00 AM 77 62 No 7:30:DOAM 72 62 No 7:45:00 AM 74 62 No 8:00:00 AM 74 62 No 8:15:00 AM 75 62 No R:30:00AM 77 62 No 8:45:00 AM 76 62 No 9:00:00AM 75 62 No 9:15:00 AM 77 62 No 9:30:00AM 77 62 No 9:45:00AM 78 62 No 10:00:00AM 76 62 No
10:15:00 AM 74 62 No
10:30:0DAM 71 62 No 10:45:00AM 74 62 No 11:00:00 AM 74 62 No 11:15:00 AM 78 62 No 11:30:00 AM 73 62 No 11:45:00 AM 76 62 No
12:00:00 PM 74 62 No 12:15:00 PM 70 62 No 12:30:00 PM 72 62 No 12:45:00 PM 77 62 No 1:00:00PM 80 62 No 1:15:00 PM RO 62 No 1:30:00 PM 77 62 No 1:45:00 PM 75 62 No 2:00:00 PM 77 62 No
ROIS Elevated Reeelvers
Time LeqtS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 75 62 No 2:30:00 PM 77 62 No 2:45:00 PM 77 62 No 3:00:00 PM 76 62 No 3:15:00 PM 76 62 No 3:30:00 PM 76 62 No 3:45:00 PM 76 62 No 4:00:00 PM 75 62 No 4:15:00 PM 84 62 No 4:30:00 PM 75 62 No 4:45:00 PM 78 62 No 5:00:00 PM 70 62 No 5:15:00 PM 70 62 No 5:30:00 PM 69 62 No 5:45:00 PM 70 62 No 6:00:00 PM 71 62 No 6:15:00 PM 68 62 No 6:30:00 PM 67 62 No 6:45:00 PM 74 62 No 7:00:00 PM 69 62 No 7:15:00 PM 68 62 No 7:30:00 PM 67 62 No 7:45:00 PM 68 62 No 8:00:00 PM 68 62 No 8:15:00 PM 67 62 No 8:30:00 PM 68 62 No 8:45:00 PM 69 62 No 9:00:00 PM 70 62 No 9:15:00 PM 72 62 No 9:30:00 PM 69 62 No 9:45:00 PM 76 62 No 10:00:00 PM 83 62 No 10:15:00 PM 79 62 No 10:30.00 PM 74 62 No 10:45.00 PM 68 62 No 11:00:00 PM 67 62 No II: 15.00 PM 67 62 No 11:30.00 PM 69 62 No 11:45:00 PM 67 62 No \
RD15 Elevated Rccch·crs -\Vcckcnd
Time Lea IS Threshold Predicted Excccdancc {Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 71 62 No 12:15:00AM 70 62 No 12:30:00AM 70 62 No 12:45:00AM 71 62 No 1:00:00AM 70 62 No 1:15:00AM 71 62 No 1:30:00AM 70 62 No 1:45:00AM 70 62 No 2:00:00AM 68 62 No 2:15:00AM 70 62 No 2:30:00 AM 68 62 No 2:45:00AM 68 62 No 3:00:00AM 69 62 No 3:15:00 AM 70 62 No 3:30:00 AM 70 62 No 3:45:00AM 70 62 No 4:00:00AM 70 62 No 4:15:00 AM 70 62 No 4:30:00AM 79 62 No 4:45:00AM 89 62 No 5:00:00AM 77 62 No 5:15:00AM 71 62 No 5:30:00AM 69 62 No 5:45:00 AM 69 62 No 6:00:00AM 70 62 No 6:15:00AM 70 62 No 6·30:00 AM 70 62 No 6:45:00 AM 74 62 No 7:00.00AM 75 62 No 7:15:00 AM 74 62 No 7c30.00 AM 72 62 No 7A5:00AM 69 62 No 8.00.00AM 70 62 No 8:15:00 AM 69 62 No 8:30.00 AM 70 62 No 8:45:00AM 69 62 No

9.00 00 AM 69 62 No 9:15:00AM 69 62 No 9:30:00AM 70 62 No 9:45:00 AM 70 62 No I0:00:00 AM 69 62 No I0:15:00AM 69 62 No
10:30:00
AM 70 62 No
10:45:00AM 70 62 No 11:00:00AM 70 62 No 11:15:00
AM 71 62 No
11:30.00
AM 72 62 No
11:45:00
AM 66 62 No
12:00:00 PM 68 62 No 12:15:00 PM 65 62 No 12:30:00 PM 64 62 No 12:45·00 PM 64 62 No 1·00 00 PM 68 62 No 1:15:00 PM 69 62 No 1:30.00 PM 76 62 No 1:45:00 PM 67 62 No 2:00 00 PM 65 62 No 2:15:00 PM 65 62 No
R
OIS Elevated Recelvers-\\'eekend 62
Time LcqlS Threshold 62 E:xcccdancc (Ycs!No)
2:30:00 PM 65 62 No 2:45·00 PM 74 62 No 3:00 00 PM 65 62 No 3:15:00 PM 66 62 No 3:30 00 PM 69 62 No 3:45·00 PM 68 62 No 4:00:00 PM 69 62 No 4:15 00 PM 70 62 No 4:30 00 PM 70 62 No 4:45 00 PM 70 62 No 5:00.00PM 74 62 No 5:15 00 PM 69 62 No 5:30 00 PM 70 62 No 5:45 00 PM 70 62 No 6:00 00 PM 69 62 No 6:15·00 PM 69 62 No 6:30:00PM 69 62 No 6:45 00 PM 70 62 No 7:00.00 PM 71 62 No 7:15.00 PM 71 62 No 7:30 00 PM 73 62 No 7:45 00 PM 76 62 No 8:00 00 PM 72 62 No 8:15.00 PM 78 62 No 8:30 00 PM 71 62 No 8:45·00 PM 71 62 No 9:00 00 PM 71 62 No 9:1500PM 72 62 No 9:30.00 PM 71 62 No 9:45.00 PM 71 62 No 10:00 00 PM 71 62 No I0:15:00 PM 71 62 No 10:30.00 PM 71 62 No I0:45:00 PM 72 62 No 11:00 00 PM 71 62 No 11:15:00 PM 72 62 No 11:30.00 PM 74 62 No 11:45:00 PM 71 62 No RD16
weekdevs
Time Leu 15
Threshold Predicted Excccdancc (Yes/No)
12·00:00AM 71 SS No 12:15:00AM 72 SS No 12'30:00AM 68 SS No 12-45:00AM 70 SS No 1:00 ODAM 69 SS No 1:15:00AM 65 SS No 1:30.00AM 66 SS No 1:45:00AM 66 SS No 2:00;00AM 72 SS No 2:15:00 AM 69 SS No 2:30.00AM 71 SS No 2:45:00AM 62 SS No 3:00:00AM 70 SS No 3:15:00 AM 63 SS No 3:30:00 AM 62 SS No 3:45:00 AM 70 SS No 4:00:00AM 64 SS No 4:15:00 AM 67 SS No 4:30:00AM 67 SS No 4:45:00AM 68 SS No 5:00:00AM 71 SS No 5:15:00 AM 72 SS No 5:30:00AM 73 SS No 5:45:00AM 71 SS No 6:00:00AM 74 SS No 6:15:00 AM 76 SS No 6:30:00AM 78 SS No 6:45:00AM 75 SS No 7:00:00AM 76 SS No 7:15:00 AM 81 SS No 7:30:00 AM 76 SS No 7:45:00AM 76 SS No 8.00:00AM 77 SS No 8:15:00 AM 75 SS No 8:30:00 AM 74 SS No R:45:00 AM 80 SS No 9.00:00AM 76 SS No 9:15:00 AM 79 SS No 9:30:00AM 76 SS No 9:45:00AM 75 SS No

10.00:00AM 77 SS No
IO·IS:OOAM 75 SS No
10 30:00 AM 75 SS No 10 45:00 AM 75 SS No 11:00:00AM 76 SS No 11:15:00 AM 76 SS No 11:30:00AM 75 SS No 11:45:00AM 76 SS No 12:00:00 PM 76 55 No 12:15:00PM 76 55 No 12:30:00 PM 76 55 No 12:45:00 PM 77 SS No 1:00:00 PM 76 SS No 1:15:00PM 76 SS No 1:30:00 PM 74 SS No 1:45:00 PM 77 SS No 2:00:00 PM 74 SS No 2:15:00 PM 75 SS No
R
Dl6
Weekdays
Time Leql5
Threshold Predicted Es:ccedancc (Yes/No)
2:30:00 PM 74 55 No
2:45:00 PM 75 55 No 3:00 00 PM 78 55 No 3:15:00 PM 75 55 No 3:30 00 PM 75 55 No 3:45 00 PM 75 55 No 4:00.00 PM 77 55 No 4:15·00 PM 76 55 No 4:30 00 PM 74 55 No 4:45:00 PM 76 55 No 5:00.00PM 74 55 No 5:15:00 PM 76 55 No 5:30 00 PM 76 55 No 5:45:00 PM 76 55 No 6:00 00 PM 77 55 No 6:15:00 PM 75 55 No 6:30:00 PM 83 55 No 6:45:00 PM 78 55 No 7:00:00 PM 75 55 No 7:15:00 PM 74 55 No 7:30:00 PM 76 55 No 7:45:00 PM 77 55 No 8:00:00 PM 84 55 No R:15:00 PM 75 55 No 8:30:00 PM 76 55 No 8:45:00 PM 76 55 No 9:00:00 PM 75 55 No 9:15:00 PM 75 55 No 9:30:00 PM 75 55 No 9:45:00 PM RO 55 No I0.00:00 PM 74 55 No I0.15:00 PM 75 55 No I0:30:00 PM 76 55 No I0.45:00 PM 74 55 No 11:00:00 PM 71 55 No 11:15:00 PM 73 55 No 11:30:00 PM 70 55 No 11:45:00 PM 76 55 No R
Dl6 Weekends
Time Lents Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00·00AM 70 SS No 12:15:00 AM 73 SS No 12:30:00AM 73 SS No 12:45:00AM 71 SS No 1:00:00AM 68 SS No 1:15:00AM 69 SS No 1:30:00AM 77 SS No 1:45:00AM 67 SS No 2:00:00AM 74 SS No 2:15:00 AM 80 SS No 2:30:00AM 72 SS No 2:45:00AM 72 SS No 3:00:00AM 77 SS No 3:15:00AM 77 SS No 3:30:00 AM 73 SS No 3:45:00 AM 68 SS No
4:00:00AM 75 SS No 4:15:00 AM 71 SS No 4:30:00AM 72 SS No 4:45:00AM 72 SS No S:00:00AM 62 SS No S:15:00AM 64 SS No 5:30:00 AM 66 SS No 5:45:00AM 68 SS No 6:00:00AM 64 SS No 6:15:00 AM 74 SS No
6:30:00AM 68 SS No 6:45:00AM 69 SS No 7:00:00 AM 68 SS No 7:15:00AM 69 SS No 7:30:00 AM 70 SS No NS:OOAM 69 SS No 8:00:00 AM 73 SS No 8:15:00 AM 69 SS No R:30:00AM 72 SS No 8:45:00 AM 71 SS No 9.00:00AM 71 SS No 9:15:00AM 71 SS No 9:30:00 AM 72 SS No 9.45:00AM 73 SS No I0:00:00AM 73 SS No 10:15:00AM 75 SS No 10:30:00AM 74 SS No 10:45:00AM 75 SS No 11:00:00AM 71 SS No 11:15:00AM 71 SS No 11:30:00AM 72 SS No 11:45:00AM 74 SS No 12:00:00 PM 74 SS No 12:15:00 PM 72 SS No 12:30:00 PM 73 SS No 12:45:00 PM 75 SS No
1:00:00 PM 74 SS No 1:15:00 PM 74 SS No 1:30:00 PM 74 SS No 1:45:00 PM 74 SS No
2:00:00 PM 75 SS No
R
D16 Weekends
Time LeqlS Threshold Predicted Es:ceedance (Yes/No)
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NOISE CONTROL PLAN MOA CONDITIONS
Wilshire/Rodeo Station Entrance Excavation
Submitted by:

November 4. 2020
Submitted to: TUTOR PERINI/O&G, JV
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2. Construction Schedule ........•.••....•.....•..•.•............................................•...•..••.••......••....•.......•....•.•.....••. 3

3. SoundPLAN ................•...................•.......•..............•.•......•.......•.•.....•....•............•..•..........•..•.•............... 3 4. Noise Control Plan ..•......•.......•.....•.......•....••..•..•.••.•..•.•...•.•...•.•.•...•.•.•.....•......••.•...•......••.•.........•..•..•.••. 5

4.1 Construction Equipment 5 4.2 Site Plan and Discussions ......................•.........•.......•.....•........•................................................... 5 4.3 Results and Observations .•...•.•..••.•.•..••.....•.•....•..•....••....•........•.•..•.•••.....•..•..•.•..•.••.......•.•.•..•......• 9

5. Mitigation Measures •........................................................................................................................ 10 APPENDIX A - Excavator Noise Certilicate 11 APPENDIX B- Ventilation Fan Noise Certilicate •..•.•..•..•..•.••..•.•..•..•.••.•...••....•.•..•..•..•..•.••.•..•.•.•.•.......• 13 APPENDIX C - Ventilation Metal Grate Noise Measurement •.•..•....•..•....•....•.•..•..•.......•..•..•...•.........• 16 APPENDIX D - Noise Level Predictions 21 3767 Overfaru{;tf/effllZ, Suiu 115 Los )tnge(es CJ! 90034 <Page 2
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1. Introduction
The aim of this study is to analyze and predict the construction noise levels during excavation at Station Entrance and hauling operations at Wilshire/Reeves. The excavation site is located directly in front of staging yard at 9430 Wilshire Blvd. The site is surrounded by high rise office spaces alongside Wilshire Blvd. The residential buildings are located to the east and south of the excavation site. Commercial structures are located to the south as well as north across Wilshire Blvd.

2. Construction Schedule
The excavation work will start in second week of June 2020.

Table I SmmdPLAN Noise Prediction Model Settings
ISO 9613 -2 "Acoustics -- Attenuation of sound during propagation Prediction Model: outdoors -- Part 2: General method of calculation", 1993 ISO 9613-1 "Acoustics -- Attenuation of sound during propagation Air absorption:
outdoors -- Part I: Calculation of the absorption of sound by the atmosphere" Environment:
1013 mbar
Air nressure
rel. Humiditv 70%
25 °C • 77 °F
Temperature l\laximum Screeninl!' Loss:

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• The ISO 9613-2 standard was developed with slight downwind and inversion condition which typically overpredicts than under-predict the noise levels. The FHW A emission data do also tend to be conservative and overestimate the equipment noise generation. • Regarding the overall predicted sound level, the model assumes that all equipment operates at the same time, which is a conservative prediction process.
• The equipment sound power level inputs were based on measured data provided by TPOG, Specification O I 56 19 and data published by FHW A - Table I. Construction Equipment Noise Emission Levels (https://ops. fhwa.dot.gov/wz/workshops/accessible/Schexnayder _paper.him). The FHW A data typically docs not reflect the newest noise control technology and provide a conservative assessment with higher input sound power levels. 37670vmaruf.ft.1Jt11ue, Suite 115
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• Excavation and Hauling operational for 24 hours/day. • Excavation site is surrounded by variable height of Noise Barrier ranging from 20 ft to 10.75 ft.

It should be noted that if the excavation location is modified or addition locations are added, further updated noise control plans will be provided. Also, the noise control plan will be updated quarterly.

4.1 Construction Equipment
Construction equipment list shown in Table 2 was used for the model development. Please refer to Table 2 for the equipment specification,
Table 2. Sound Power Levels
Noise Levels
Name (Source Height) Lw (dbA) Utilization @50 ft(dbA)
Dump Trucks (Height 12 ft) I05 75 66o/o
Huul Route (Height 12ft, Speed 20mph) 105 75 Noise Exposure -10%••• Excavators (Height 8 ft) I09 79 80o/o
Ventilatlon Fan (Height Jft) 112 82 100°/o
Ventilation Meta.I Grate- Modeled as two 89 59 100°/o
separate point sources* (At ground Elev)
• Note: Noise Levels al SO ft were provided by TPOG, Equipment arc not subjected 10 requirements beyond specification 01 56 19 "Noise Power Levels for Metal grate was calculated by using the Noise Mc:asurcmenl Data provided by Metro, Noise Silencer was used to reduce the noise from the intake , sec Appendix. • Please refer lo Appendix C for Noise Certification. ·•• Equipment Noise Certification for ventilation fans is attached in Appendix. • Note: The sound Power Levels were cakulated from the Noise Levels @.SO fl as shown m the table below (Lw • LSO -t 20 log {50 X 03048)+8
• •••The Noise Exposure from Haul route is calculated at 20 mph. The trucks are anticipated to pass the sensulve receivers every 5 minutes, creating noise exposure of30 seconds for each receiver for S minule period or 90 seconds every 15 mins or 10;•.

4.2 Site Plan and Discussions
The Baseline Model for situation is shown Figure I, it includes all equipment that would be operational during excavation. Noise Barrier (NRC�0.85) is indicated as blue boundary. The Noise Barrier is positioned as a continuous wall; Noise barrier heigh is indicated on figure I. Noise Sensitive locations as per MOA conditions are shown in Figure 2. The residential buildings are shown in blue; hotels are shown as light green; and commercial buildings are striped. The buildings were modeled at their full height; varying floor heights were identified. To make the model conservative, Excavator was modeled as an area source. The Truck Haul Route was added as a line source whereas use of the Dump Truck was modeled as a point source. The Utilization factors for Excavator is taken to be 80 %. The sound power level used for the excavator are based on the 3767 Oflenatu{Jlvenue, Suite 115 £as Jlll(Jeles Cll 90034 <Page 5
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Note that Sound Plan includes functionality to calculate the effective noise power levels from Stationary Noise Levels and the speed of the Line Noise Source. The noise exposure from the haul route will be around 90 seconds for 15 minutes interval considering 30 seconds exposure during each 5 minutes dump cycle.

Along with the Haul Route, excavator, and dump trucks a ventilation fan was also added in the noise control plan at Canon Yard. A 20ft high noise wall is installed around the Canon Yard, also shown in green in Figure 2. An additional 14 feet high noise wall was modeled around the Ventilation Fan as shown in figure I. The maximum operational noise value for the ventilation fans shall be 82 dBA at 50 feet per the noise certificate attached in the appendix. Ventilation intake located at Wilshire/Beverly Dr. was also included in the noise model. The Sound Power Levels for the Ventilation grate were calculated from the noise measurement provided by Metro (see Appendix). The ventilation intake was modeled as two-point source to match the noise profile provided by the measurement results. (]toteclinicaf <ZStnu:turaf'Enginetritrg / Instrumentation, 'Emmrmmentaf!M.itigatum .:[, Contro[ 3767 OverliinaJ/.'lltllw, suite 115 Los}l.ngeCes CJI 90034 <Pagt 6
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4.3 Results and Observations
Noise predictions for 24 h arc presented in Appendix B. Threshold limits at the receivers established by CSDA are used for comparing predicted noise levels. As Excavator noise levels were reduced as per report attached in Appendix A.

No Exceedances were predicted for the planned construction work except for Receptor RD-5 when working during weekend between 5: 15 AM and 5:30 AM where the threshold is 54 dBA and the predicted noise is 55dBA. The aforementioned exceedance shall be eliminated by switching off dump trucks for 15 minutes interval staring at 5: 15 AM when working during weekends. This will reduce the predicted noise at RD-5 to 52 dBA. The updated results for RD-5 are shown in Appendix D.

Noise from a construction activity and/or construction equipment shall comply with all noise requirements identified in Article XIV of the MOA, which includes the Lmax noise limits. If the activity, the equipment in use and/or the sound enclosure for the equipment are modified or the equipment is operated at a location not identified in the noise control plan, the noise control plan shall be revised to address the changed conditions and resubmitted to the City for review and approval. The use of non-compliant equipment and/or engaging in a construction activity that exceeds the MOA identified noise limits including Lmax noise level shall not continue until the City approves a noise control plan revision and/or the implementation of noise mitigation to ensure that the equipment complies with noise limits identified in Article XIV. 3767 OfJenana}IVt11uz, Suite 115 Los Jlngefe.s C)l 90034 <Pao• 9
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5. Mitigation Measures
Based on the simulations following mitigation measures will be taken:

I) Excavation area will be surrounded by variable height Noise Barrier as discussed in previous sections (NRC= 0.85).
2) If noise levels exceed during nighttime equipment utilization will be reduced to meet the threshold. 3) If during noise monitoring Lmax level exceeds the threshold value following actions will be taken:

I. Contractor shall switch equipment to meet noise requirements. OR

2. Contractor shall modify work hours to meet noise requirements. OR 3. Contractor shall use other available noise reduction measures. 4) To reduce noise levels at Wilshire I Beverly intake grate, install additional silencer at each intake fan, see Appendix C for silencer product data
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EQUIPMENT NOISE LEVEL DATA REPORTING FORM

APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF EQUIPMENT NOISE COMPLIANCE Conlractor Name: __ T_P_O""'G"'"""VJ ,-.,,......,....,---,-=-==-------------- Conlract Name & Number. Tutor Perini and O&G JV. Equipment Type: Manufacturer & Model Number.

Identification Number.

Rated Power & Capacity: Operating Condition During Test:

Excavator
CAI 390
406 HP

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Measured Sound Levels at 20 to 50 feet:

Measured Values and Qlstance:

Right Side: __ 7 __ H __ .4 dBA (SLOW), at _ _,5,.,0..._ feet Left Side: 19 dBA (SLOW). at 50 feet Estimated Values at SO.Foot Distance;
Right Side: Left Side: _______
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Name, Address & Phone No.
of AcousUcal Engineer Authorized Signature:

CONTRACTOR'S APPROVAL:

Authorized Signature:

ENGINEER'S CONCURRENCE:

Authorized Signature:

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Identification Number.

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Right Side: 7 6. 4 Left Side: 8 2 4
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Right Side: Left Side:

Maximum Values Allowed for this Equipment: a_s dBA (SLOW) at so feet. Note: Equipment was operated at maximum governed rpm under fuD load cond:Uons during lhe tests. All tests were performed under the supervision of the Acoustical Engineer. If equipment sound level exceeds maximum value allowed, indicate adion taken to achieve compliance: ______ dBA (SLOW). ______ dBA (SLOW).

Name, Address & Phone No.
of Acoustical Engineer Authorized Signature:

CONTRACTOR'S APPROVAL:

Authorized Signature:

ENGINEER'S CONCURRENCE:

Authorized Signature:

Dr. Dots Oyenuga, 3767 Overland Avenue, Suite f 115, (510) 207 13S7 Date: 02/20/20 ___________ Date: _ ___________ Date: _
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L-4 (15 ft) 77.2
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L-4 (Sft) 63.3
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RD I Weekday
Time Leql5 Threshold Predicted Exeeedanee (Yes/
No)
12:00:00AM 71 46 No
12:15:00 AM 70 46 No 12:30:00
AM 69 46 No
12:45:00AM 69 46 No

1.00:00AM 72 46 No 1:15:00 AM 68 46 No 1:30:00AM 73 46 No 1:45:00AM 70 46 No 2:00:00AM 73 46 No 2:15:00AM 67 46 No 2-30:00AM 69 46 No N5:00 AM 68 46 No
3:00:00
AM 69 46 No
3:15:00
AM 70 46 No
3:30:00
AM 67 46 No
3:45:00AM 67 46 No
4:00:00AM 66 46 No 4:15:00
AM 70 46 No
4:30:00AM 70 46 No 4:45:00AM 71 46 No
5:00:00 AM 74 46 No 5:15:00AM 74 46 No 5:30:00AM 73 46 No 5:45:00 AM 72 46 No 6:00:00AM 74 46 No 6:15:00AM 76 46 No 6:30:00 AM 76 46 No 6:45:00 AM 76 46 No 7:00:00AM 76 46 No 7:15:00AM 75 46 No 7:30:00AM 78 46 No 7:45:00AM 76 46 No 8:00:00 AM 78 46 No 8:15:00AM 77 46 No 8:30:00AM 76 46 No 8:45:00 AM 76 46 No 9:00:00AM 77 46 No 9:15:00AM 86 46 No 9:30:00 AM 76 46 No 9:45:00AM 76 46 No 10:00:00AM 75 46 No 10:15:00 AM 76 46 No 10.30.00 AM 75 46 No 10:45:00AM 74 46 No 11:00.00AM 75 46 No 11:15:00 AM 75 46 No 11:30:00AM 76 46 No 11:45:00AM 75 46 No 12:00:00 PM 74 46 No 12:15:00 PM 75 46 No 12'30:00 PM 75 46 No 12 45:00 PM 75 46 No 1:00:00 PM 75 46 No
1:15:00 PM 77 46 No
1:30.00 PM 74 46 No 1:45:00 PM 83 46 No
2:00:00 PM 75 46 No
2:15:00 PM 74 46 No 2:30:00 PM 74 46 No
RD I Weekday
Time Lea!S
Threshold Predicted Excccdancc (Yes/No)
2:45:00PM 74 46 No 3:00.00 PM 74 46 No 3:15:00 PM 75 46 No 3:30:00 PM 75 46 No 3:45:00 PM 74 46 No 4:00:00 PM 74 46 No 4:15:00 PM 75 46 No 4:30:00 PM 77 46 No 4:45:00 PM 75 46 No 5:00:00 PM 75 46 No 5;15:00 PM 81 46 No 5:30:00 PM 80 46 No 5:45:00PM 80 46 No 6·00:00 PM 81 46 No 6:15:00 PM 74 46 No 6.30:00 PM 75 46 No 6 45:00 PM 81 46 No 7.00:00 PM 75 46 No 7:15:00 PM 77 46 No 7.30:00 PM 74 46 No 7:45:00 PM 74 46 No 8:00:00 PM 83 46 No R:15:00 PM 75 46 No 8:30:00 PM 74 46 No 8:45:00 PM 75 46 No 9:00:00 PM 74 46 No 9:15:00 PM 75 46 No 9:30:00 PM 73 46 No 9:45:00 PM 75 46 No

10.00.00 PM 73 46 No 10:15:00 PM 73 46 No 10:30:00 PM 75 46 No I045·00 PM 72 46 No 11:00:00 PM 72 46 No 11:15:00 PM 73 46 No 11·30:00 PM 71 46 No 1145:00PM 71 46 No RD! Weekend
Time Leol5 Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12·00:00AM 71 46 No
12-15:00AM 70 46 No
12·30:00 AM 71 46 No
12:45:00 AM 70 46 No
1:00:00AM 69 46 No 1:15:00 AM 70 46 No 1:30:00AM 69 46 No 1'45:00AM 68 46 No 2·00:00AM 68 46 No 2 15:00 AM 72 46 No 2:30:00AM 68 46 No 2:45:00 AM 69 46 No 3:00:00AM 76 46 No 3:15:00 AM 67 46 No 3:30:00 AM 76 46 No 3:45:00 AM 66 46 No 4:00:00AM 65 46 No 4:15:00AM 69 46 No 4:30:00AM 67 46 No 4:45:00AM 70 46 No 5:00:00AM 66 46 No 5:15:00 AM 67 46 No 5:30:00AM 66 46 No 5:45.00AM 68 46 No 6:00.00AM 70 46 No 6:15.00AM 70 46 No 6:30.00AM 70 46 No 6:45:00AM 70 46 No 7:00:00AM 70 46 No 7:15:00AM 70 46 No 7:30.00AM 71 46 No 7:45:00AM 71 46 No R:00.00AM 71 46 No 8:15:00 AM 72 46 No 8:30.00 AM 71 46 No R:45:00AM 71 46 No 9.00:00 AM 72 46 No 9:15:00 AM 72 46 No 9:30:00AM 72 46 No 9:45:00AM 73 46 No
I0:00:00AM 72 46 No I0:15:00 AM 72 46 No I0:30:00 AM 74 46 No I0:45:00 AM 73 46 No 11:00:00AM 74 46 No 11:15:00 AM 74 46 No 11:30:00AM 73 46 No 11:45:00 AM 84 46 No 12:00:00 PM 73 46 No
12:15:00 PM 74 46 No 12:30:00 PM 73 46 No
12:45:00 PM 73 46 No
1:00:00 PM 73 46 No 1:15:00 PM 72 46 No 1:30:00 PM 74 46 No 1.45:00 PM 73 46 No 2:00:00 PM 72 46 No
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Dl Weekend
Time Lco15
Threshold Predicted Excecdancc (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 73 46 No 2:30:00 PM 73 46 No 2:45:00 PM 72 46 No 3:00:00 PM 82 46 No 3:IS·OO PM 72 46 No 3:30.00 PM 72 46 No 3:45:00 PM 76 46 No 4:00.00 PM 78 46 No 4:15:00 PM 74 46 No 4:30:00 PM 73 46 No 4:45:00 PM 77 46 No 5:00:00 PM 73 46 No 5:15:00 PM 72 46 No 5:30:00 PM 72 46 No 5:45:00 PM 74 46 No 6:00:00 PM 73 46 No 6:15:00 PM 73 46 No 6:30:00 PM 76 46 No 6:45:00 PM 72 46 No 7:00:00 PM 74 46 No 7:15:00 PM 74 46 No 7:30:00 PM 74 46 No 7:45:00 PM 75 46 No 8:00:00 PM 74 46 No 8:15:00 PM 75 46 No R:30:00 PM 76 46 No 8 45:00 PM 73 46 No 9:00:00 PM 75 46 No 9:15:00 PM 74 46 No 9·30:00 PM 75 46 No 9 45:00 PM 75 46 No

10.00.00 PM 72 46 No IO.IS 00 PM 74 46 No 10:30.00 PM 73 46 No 10:45:00 PM 73 46 No 11:00.00PM 72 46 No 11:15.00 PM 80 46 No 11:30.00 PM 75 46 No 11:45:00PM 72 46 No I I
RD2 Weekdavs Time LcqJS Threshold Predicted Exccedance (Yes/No) 12:00:00AM 74 60 No 12:15:00 AM 75 60 No 12:30.00 AM 73 60 No 12:45:00AM 83 60 No
1:00:00AM 73 60 No
1:15:00 AM 71 60 No 1:30:00AM 79 60 No 1:45.00AM 80 60 No 2:00.00AM 71 60 No 2:15:00AM 73 60 No 2:30:00 AM 71 60 No 2:45:00AM 70 60 No 3:00.00AM 76 60 No 3:15:00AM 73 60 No 3:30.00AM 69 60 No 3:45:00AM 71 60 No 4:00:00AM 71 60 No 4:15:00 AM 71 60 No 4:30:00AM 75 60 No 4:45:00AM 74 60 No 5:00:00 AM 75 60 No 5:15:00 AM 75 60 No 5:30:00 AM 76 60 No 5:45.00AM 77 60 No 6:00:00AM 77 60 No 6:15:00AM 79 60 No 6 30:00AM 83 60 No 6·45:00AM 80 60 No 7.00:00AM 83 60 No 7:15:00AM 80 60 No 7:30:00AM 81 60 No 7.45:00AM 82 60 No 8.00:00AM 82 60 No 815:00AM 80 60 No R.30:00AM RO 60 No 845:00AM 81 60 No 9.00:00AM 80 60 No

9.15:00 AM RI 60 No 9.30:00
AM 80 60 No
9:45:00 AM 80 60 No
10:00:00AM R' 60 No 10:15:00AM 80 60 No I0:30.00AM 80 60 No I0:45:00AM 80 60 No 11:00.00AM 80 60 No 11:15:00AM 79 60 No 11:30.00 AM 78 60 No 11:45:00 AM 79 60 No 12 00:00 PM 84 60 No 12:15:00 PM 81 60 No 12-30:00PM 80 60 No 12 45:00 PM 79 60 No 1:00:00 PM 81 60 No
1:15:00PM 80 60 No I 30:00 PM 79 60 No 1:45:00 PM 80 60 No RDZWeekdays
Time LeutS
Threshold Prcdiclcd Exccedance (Yes/No)
2:00:00 PM 81 60 No 2:15:00 PM 79 60 No 2"30:00 PM 80 60 No 2:45:00PM 80 60 No 3:00:00 PM 79 60 No 3:15:00 PM 79 60 No 3:30:00 PM 80 60 No 3:45:00 PM 80 60 No 4:00:00 PM 80 60 No 4:15:00 PM 78 60 No 4:30:00 PM 77 60 No 4:45:00 PM 79 60 No 5:00:00 PM 80 60 No 5:15:00 PM 81 60 No 5:30:00 PM 80 60 No 5:45:00 PM 80 60 No 6:00:00 PM 79 60 No 6:15:00 PM 78 60 No 6:30:00 PM 79 60 No 6:45:00 PM 79 60 No 7:00:00 PM 80 60 No
7:15:00 PM 78 60 No 7:30:00 PM 78 60 No 7:45:00 PM 78 60 No 8:00:00 PM 78 60 No 8:15;00 PM 79 60 No 8:30·00 PM 77 60 No 8:45:00 PM 80 60 No 9:00.00 PM 77 60 No 9:15:00 PM 78 60 No 9:30:00 PM 78 60 No 9;45:00 PM 77 60 No 10:00:00 PM 83 60 No 10:15:00 PM 78 60 No
10:30:00 PM 80 60 No
10:45:00 PM 76 60 No 11.00:00 PM 80 60 No
11:15:00 PM 78 60 No 11:30:00 PM 74 60 No 11:45:00 PM 74 60 No I
RD2 Weekends
Time Lc•IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 81 60 No
12:15:00AM 73 60 No
12:30.00AM 74 60 No 12:45:00AM 72 60 No
1:00:00AM 71 60 No 1:15:00 AM 72 60 No 1:30.00AM 72 60 No 1:45:00AM 71 60 No 2:00.00AM 71 60 No 2:15:00AM 76 60 No 2:30.00AM 74 60 No 2:45:00AM 80 60 No 3:00:00AM 75 60 No 3:15:00 AM 70 60 No 3:30:00 AM 70 60 No 3:45:00AM 69 60 No 4:00:00AM 67 60 No 4:15:00 AM 69 60 No 4:30:00AM 69 60 No 4:45:00AM 72 60 No
5:00:00AM 67 60 No 5:15:00AM 66 60 No 5:30:00AM 71 60 No 5:45:00AM 72 60 No 6:00:00AM 70 60 No 6:15:00AM 70 60 No 6·30:00AM 71 60 No 6·45:00AM 73 60 No 7:00:00AM RI 60 No 7:15:00 AM 73 60 No 7:30:00AM 74 60 No 7:45:00AM 74 60 No 8.00:00AM 15 60 No 8:15:00 AM 76 60 No R:30:00AM 76 60 No 8:45:00 AM 75 60 No 9:00.00AM 75 60 No 9:15.00AM 76 60 No 9:30.00 AM 76 60 No 9:45.00AM 77 60 No

10.00:00AM 76 60 No 10:15:00 AM 80 60 No 10·30:00AM 77 60 No 10:45:00AM 76 60 No
II 00:00AM 77 60 No 11:15:00 AM 77 60 No 11:30:00AM 78 60 No 11:45:00AM 80 60 No 12:00:00 PM 78 60 No 12:15:00 PM 77 60 No 12:30:00 PM 79 60 No 12:45:00 PM 79 60 No 1:00:00PM 7K 60 No 1:15:00 PM 77 60 No 1:30:00 PM 16 60 No 1:45:00 PM 77 60 No RD2 \Veekends
Time Leq15 Threshold Prcdlclcd Exceedanee (Yes/No)
2:00:00 PM 77 60 No 2:15:00 PM 84 60 No 2:30:00 PM 78 60 No 2-45:00 PM 79 60 No 3:00:00 PM 85 60 No 3:15:00 PM 78 60 No 3:30:00PM 77 60 No 3:45:00 PM 77 60 No 4:00:00 PM 81 60 No 4:15:00 PM 78 60 No 4:30:00 PM 79 60 No 4:45:00 PM 79 60 No 5:00:00 PM 79 60 No 5:15:00 PM 77 60 No
5:30:00 PM 77 60 No 5:45:00 PM 81 60 No 6:00.00 PM 77 60 No 6:15:00 PM 78 60 No 6:30:00 PM 76 60 No 6:45:00 PM 76 60 No 7:00.00 PM 78 60 No 7:15:00 PM 78 60 No 7:30:00 PM R4 60 No 7:45:00 PM 79 60 No 8:00:00 PM 80 60 No R:15:00 PM 77 60 No 8:30:00 PM 80 60 No 8:45:00 PM 77 60 No 9:00:00 PM 7R 60 No 9:15:00 PM 78 60 No 9:30:00 PM 83 60 No 9.45:00 PM 79 60 No

10.00 00 PM 77 60 No I0:15•00 PM 79 60 No 10:30 00 PM 77 60 No I0:45 00 PM 76 60 No 11:00·00 PM 76 60 No 11:15.00PM 76 60 No 11:3000 PM 76 60 No 11:45:00 PM 76 60 No T T I
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D2 Elevated Receiver
Time Lcn15
Threshold Predicted Exeeedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 74 61 No 12:15:00 AM 74 61 No 12'30:00 AM 73 61 No 12:45:00AM 83 61 No
1:00.00
AM 73 61 No
1:15:00 AM 71 61 No 1:30:00AM 79 61 No 1:45:00AM 80 61 No 2:00:00AM 70 61 No 2:15:00AM 72 61 No 2'30:00AM 71 61 No 2:45:00AM 70 61 No 3:00:00AM 76 61 No 3:15:00 AM 72 61 No 3:30:00 AM 68 61 No 3:45:00
AM 70 61 No
4:00:00AM 71 61 No
4:15:00 AM 71 61 No 4:30:00AM 75 61 No 4:45:00AM 74 61 No 5:00:00AM 75 61 No 5:15:00AM 75 61 No 5:30.00AM 76 61 No 5:45:00AM 77 61 No 6:00:00AM 77 61 No 6:15:00AM 79 61 No 6:30.00AM 83 61 No 6:45:00AM 80 61 No 7.00:00AM 83 61 No 7:15:00 AM 80 61 No
7:30:00 AM 81 61 No 7:45:00AM 81 61 No 8 00:00 AM 81 61 No 8:15:00 AM 80 61 No 8:30:00AM 80 61 No 845:00AM 80 61 No 9.00:00AM 80 61 No 9.15:00AM 80 61 No

9.30:00AM 80 61 No 9:45:00AM 80 61 No
10:00:00AM 82 61 No 10:15:00 AM 79 61 No 10:30:00AM 79 61 No 10:45:00AM 79 61 No 11:00:00AM 80 61 No 11:15:00AM 79 61 No 11:30:00AM 78 61 No 11:45:00 AM 79 61 No 12:00:00 PM 84 61 No 12;15:00 PM 81 61 No 12:30:00 PM 80 61 No 12-45:00PM 78 61 No 1:00:00 PM 80 61 No 1 :15:00 PM 80 61 No 1 ·30.00 PM 79 61 No 1:45:00 PM 79 61 No RDl Elevated Receiver
Time LeqlS Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2 00:00 PM RI 61 No 2.15:00 PM 79 61 No 2-30:00 PM 80 61 No 2'45:00 PM 80 61 No 3:00.00 PM 79 61 No 3:1500PM 79 61 No 3:30.00 PM 79 61 No 3:45:00 PM 79 61 No 4:00.00 PM 80 61 No 4:15:00 PM 78 61 No 4:30.00 PM 77 61 No 4:45:00 PM 79 61 No 5:00:00 PM 80 61 No 5:15:00 PM 81 61 No 5:30:00 PM 80 61 No 5:45:00 PM 79 61 No 6.00:00 PM 79 61 No 6:15:00 PM 78 61 No 6·30:00 PM 79 61 No 645:00 PM 79 61 No 700:00 PM 79 61 No 7:15:00 PM 78 61 No 7'30:00PM 78 61 No 7 45:00 PM 78 61 No 8·00:00 PM 78 61 No R:15:00 PM 79 61 No 8 30:00 PM 77 61 No 8.45:00 PM 79 61 No

9.00:00 PM 77 61 No 9.15:00 PM 78 61 No 9.30:00 PM 77 61 No 9:45.00 PM 77 61 No 10:00.00 PM 82 61 No 10:15:00 PM 78 61 No 10:30:00 PM RO 61 No 10:45:00 PM 75 61 No 11:00:00 PM 80 61 No 11:15:00 PM 77 61 No 11:30:00 PM 74 61 No I 1·45:00 PM 74 61 No RD3W•ekdavs
Time Leq 15
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 15 56 No 12:15:00AM 72 56 No 12:30:00 AM 73 56 No 12:45:00 AM 70 56 No 1:00:00AM 72 56 No 1:15:00AM 70 56 No 1.30:00 AM 15 56 No 1:45:00AM 70 56 No
2:00:00AM 73 56 No 2:15:00AM 70 56 No 2:30:00AM 76 56 No 2:45:00 AM 79 56 No 3·00 00 AM 77 56 No 3:15:00 AM 67 56 No 3:30 00 AM 72 56 No 3:45:00 AM 66 56 No 4:00:00AM 66 56 No 4:15.00AM 67 56 No 4:30.00AM 69 56 No 4:45:00AM 72 56 No 5:00.00AM 74 56 No 5:15:00AM 75 56 No 5:30.00AM 77 56 No 5:45:00AM 77 56 No 600.00AM 78 56 No 6:15:00AM 79 56 No 6:30.00AM 79 56 No 6·45:00 AM 78 56 No 7·00:00 AM 79 56 No 7:15:00 AM 79 56 No 7 30:00 AM 79 56 No N5:00AM 78 56 No
8 00:00AM 78 56 No 8.15:00 AM 79 56 No 8-30:00AM 78 56 No 8.45:00 AM 77 56 No

9.00:00AM 80 56 No 9:15:00AM 80 56 No 9.30:00AM 78 56 No 9.45·00 AM 77 56 No 10:00:00AM 78 56 No 10:15:00 AM 77 56 No 10:30:00AM 77 56 No 10:45:00AM 77 56 No 11:00:00AM 78 56 No 11:15:00AM 77 56 No 11:30:00 AM 85 56 No 11:45:00 AM 77 56 No

12.00.00 PM 78 56 No 12:15:00 PM 78 56 No 12:30:00 PM 78 56 No 12:45:00 PM 78 56 No 1:00:00PM 78 56 No 1:15:00 PM 77 56 No 1:30:00 PM 79 56 No 1:45:00 PM 79 56 No 2:00:00 PM 78 56 No
RDJ \Veekda•s
Time Leo IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 78 56 No
2:30:00 PM 78 56 No 2:45:00 PM 79 56 No 3:00:00 PM 78 56 No 3:15:00 PM 78 56 No 3:30:00 PM 80 56 No 3'45:00 PM 78 56 No

4.00:00 PM 78 56 No 4:15:00PM 79 56 No 4·30:00 PM 79 56 No 4 45:00 PM 79 56 No 5 00:00 PM 80 56 No 5:15:00 PM 80 56 No
5:30:00 PM 81 56 No 5 45:00 PM 79 56 No 6'00:00 PM 81 56 No 6.15:00 PM 79 56 No 6.30:00 PM 78 56 No 6:45:00 PM 82 56 No 7:00:00PM 78 56 No 7:15:00 PM 80 56 No 7:30.00 PM 80 56 No 7:45:00 PM 79 56 No s.ocoo PM 82 56 No 8:15:00 PM 80 56 No 8:30.00 PM 79 56 No 8:45:00 PM 78 56 No 9:00:00 PM 81 56 No 9:15:00 PM 76 56 No 9:30:00 PM 78 56 No 9:45:00 PM 77 56 No 10:00:00 PM 76 56 No 10:15:00 PM 78 56 No
10:30:00 PM 79 56 No 10:45:00 PM 75 56 No 11:00:00PM 76 56 No 11:15:00 PM 75 56 No 11:30:00 PM 74 56 No 11:45:00 PM 75 56 No RD3Weekend
Time Len IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedancc (Yes/No)
12:00:00 AM 15 56 No 12:15:00 AM 74 56 No 12:30:00 AM 74 56 No 12:45:00AM 72 56 No 1:00:00AM 71 56 No 1:15:00 AM 67 56 No 1:30:00AM 67 56 No 1:45:00AM 67 56 No 2:00:00 AM 72 56 No 2:15:00 AM 70 56 No 2:30:00AM 71 56 No 2:45:00 AM 15 56 No 3:00:00AM 72 56 No 3:15:00AM 61 56 No 3:30:00AM 66 56 No

3.45:00AM 64 56 No
4·00:00AM 64 56 No 4:15:00AM 60 56 No 4·30.00AM 60 56 No 445:00AM 63 56 No 5 00:00AM 65 56 No 5·15·00 AM 65 56 No
5:30:00 AM 69 56 No 5:45:00AM 69 56 No 600:00AM 70 56 No 6:15:00AM 71 56 No 6 30:00AM 72 56 No 6.45:00AM 71 56 No 7:00:00AM 72 56 No 7:15:00AM 71 56 No 7:30:00AM 72 56 No 7:45:00AM 70 56 No R:00:00AM 72 56 No 8:15:00AM 72 56 No 8:30:00AM 73 56 No R:45:00AM 73 56 No 9:00:00 AM 72 56 No 9:15:00AM 72 56 No 9:30:00AM 73 56 No 9:45:00 AM 73 56 No I0:00.00 AM 72 56 No 10:15:00 AM 74 56 No I0:30.00 AM 76 56 No 10:45:00AM 73 56 No 11:00:00 AM 72 56 No
11:15:00 AM 78 56 No 11:30:00AM 77 56 No
11:45:00AM 78 56 No
12:00:00 PM 78 56 No 12:15:00 PM 77 56 No 12:30:00 PM 80 56 No 12:45:00 PM 78 56 No 1:00:00PM 80 56 No 1:15:00 PM 76 56 No 1:30:00 PM 76 56 No 1:45:00 PM 76 56 No 2:00:00 PM 76 56 No
RD3Weekend
Time Lcq IS
Threshold Predicted Exccedancc (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 77 56 No 2:30:00 PM 78 56 No 2:45:00 PM 78 56 No 3:00:00 PM 78 56 No 3:15:00 PM 79 56 No 3:30:00 PM 77 56 No 3:45:00 PM 79 56 No 4·00:00 PM 81 56 No 4:15:00 PM 78 56 No 4:30:00PM 78 56 No 4;45:00 PM 80 56 No 5:00:00 PM 81 56 No
5:15:00 PM 81 56 No 5:30:00 PM 79 56 No 5:45:00 PM 80 56 No 6:00:00 PM 79 56 No 6:15:00 PM 78 56 No 6:30.00 PM 79 56 No 6:45:00 PM 77 56 No 7·00:00 PM 78 56 No 7:15:00 PM 80 56 No 7:30:00 PM 79 56 No 7:45:00 PM 81 56 No 8 00:00 PM 78 56 No 8:15:00 PM 77 56 No 8·30:00 PM 83 56 No 8 45:00 PM 77 56 No 9 00:00 PM 77 56 No 9'15:00 PM 77 56 No 9:30:00 PM 80 56 No 9.45:00 PM 81 56 No 10:00:00 PM 77 56 No 10.15:00 PM 78 56 No 10:30:00 PM 76 56 No 10:45:00 PM 77 56 No 11:00:00 PM 78 56 No 11:15:00PM 76 56 No 11:30:00 PM 76 56 No II :45:00 PM 77 56 No RD4 Weckdavs
Time Leo IS Threshold Predicted Exceedanee (Yes/No)
12:00.00AM 79 66 No 12:15:00 AM 78 66 No 12:30:00 AM 75 66 No 12:45:00 AM 87 66 No 1:00:00AM 75 66 No 1:15:00AM 73 66 No 1:30.00AM 85 66 No 1:45:00AM 83 66 No 2:00:00 AM 73 66 No 2:15:00 AM 74 66 No
2:30:00AM 74 66 No 2:45:00AM 74 66 No 3:00:00AM 78 66 No 3:15:00AM 75 66 No 3:30:00AM 72 66 No 3:45:00 AM 72 66 No 4:00:00AM 73 66 No 4:15:00 AM 74 66 No 4:30:00AM 76 66 No 4:45:00AM 78 66 No 5:00.00AM 77 66 No 5:15:00AM 80 66 No 5:30:00AM 80 66 No 5:45:00AM 81 66 No 6:00.00AM 81 66 No 6:15:00AM 81 66 No 6:30:00AM 82 66 No 6:45:00AM 83 66 No 7:00:00 AM 82 66 No
7:15:00 AM 83 66 No 7-30:00 AM 84 66 No 7:45:00 AM 84 66 No 8.00:00AM 83 66 No 8:15:00AM 83 66 No 8·30:00AM 83 66 No 8.45:00AM 84 66 No

9.00:00AM 83 66 No 9.15:00 AM 84 66 No 9.30:00 AM 83 66 No 9.45:00 AM 82 66 No I0:00 OOAM 86 66 No
10:15:00AM 83 66 No 10:30.00 AM 82 66 No I0:45:00 AM 83 66 No 11:00:00AM 81 66 No 11.15:00 AM 81 66 No 1130:00AM 82 66 No 11·45:00AM 82 66 No 12·00:00 PM 85 66 No 12·15:00 PM 82 66 No 12:30:00 PM 81 66 No 12'45:00PM 81 66 No 1-00:00 PM 83 66 No 1:15:00 PM 83 66 No 1:30:00 PM 82 66 No 1:45:00 PM 82 66 No 2;00:00 PM 83 66 No
RD4 Wttkdovs
Time Leql5 Threshold Predicled Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 81 66 No 2:30:00 PM 83 66 No 2:45:00 PM 84 66 No 3:00:00 PM 82 66 No 3:15:00 PM 81 66 No 3:30:00 PM 83 66 No 3:45:00 PM 82 66 No 4:00.00 PM 83 66 No 4:15:00 PM 81 66 No 4:30:00 PM 81 66 No 4:45:00 PM 81 66 No 5:00:00 PM 82 66 No 5:15:00 PM 82 66 No 5:30:00 PM 81 66 No 5:45:00 PM 82 66 No 6:00:00 PM 83 66 No 6:15:00 PM 79 66 No 6:30:00 PM 80 66 No 6:45:00 PM 79 66 No 7:00:00 PM 81 66 No 7:15:00 PM 81 66 No 7:30:00 PM 80 66 No
7:45:00 PM 80 66 No
8:00:00 PM 80 66 No
8:15:00 PM 80 66 No
8·30:00 PM 80 66 No 8:45:00 PM 79 66 No 9.00:00 PM 79 66 No 9:15:00 PM 80 66 No 9·30:00 PM 82 66 No 9-45:00 PM 78 66 No
I0:00:00 PM 88 66 No 10:15:00 PM 79 66 No I0:30:00 PM 84 66 No I0:45:00 PM 78 66 No 11:00:00PM 78 66 No 11:15:00 PM 78 66 No 11:30:00 PM 77 66 No 11:45:00 PM 77 66 No RD4 Weekends
Time LenlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedaece (Yes/No)
12:00.00AM 76 66 No 12:15:00AM 77 66 No 12:30.00 AM 76 66 No 12:45:00 AM 75 66 No 1:00:00AM 74 66 No 1:15:00AM 74 66 No 1:30:00AM 75 66 No 1:45:00AM 73 66 No 2:00:00AM 73 66 No 2:15:00
AM 76 66 No
2:30:00AM 73 66 No 2:45:00 AM 74 66 No 3:00.00AM 75 66 No 3:15:00AM 75 66 No 3:30:00 AM 74 66 No 3:45:00 AM 71 66 No 4:00:00AM 70 66 No 4:15:00 AM 70 66 No 4:30:00AM 71 66 No 4-45:00 AM 74 66 No 5:00:00AM 69 66 No 5.15:00 AM 69 66 No 5:30:00AM 72 66 No 5:45:00AM 72 66 No 6.00:00AM 71 66 No 6:15:00AM 73 66 No 6:30:00AM 74 66 No 6:45:00AM 75 66 No 7:00:00 AM 76 66 No 7:15:00AM 76 66 No
7:30.00 AM 76 66 No 7:45:00AM 76 66 No 8:00.00AM 77 66 No 8:15:00AM 77 66 No 8:30:00AM 77 66 No 8:45:00AM 77 66 No 9:00:00AM 78 66 No 9:15:00 AM 77 66 No 9:30:00AM 77 66 No 9-45:00 AM 79 66 No 10:00:00AM 78 66 No 10:15:00 AM 78 66 No 10:30:00 AM 78 66 No 10:45:00 AM 78 66 No 11:00:00AM 78 66 No 11:15:00 AM 78 66 No 11:30 00 AM 78 66 No 11:45:00 AM 83 66 No
12:00:00 PM 78 66 No 12:15:00 PM 78 66 No 12:30:00 PM 79 66 No 12-45:00PM 79 66 No

1.00:00 PM 79 66 No 1:15:00 PM 78 66 No
I ·30:00 PM 78 66 No 145:00 PM 78 66 No
2:00:00 PM 78 66 No
RD4 Weekends
Time Lents Threshold Predicted Excccdance (Ycs!No)
2:15:00 PM 79 66 No 2 30:00 PM 78 66 No 2:45:00 PM 79 66 No 3:00:00 PM 81 66 No 3:15:00 PM 78 66 No 3:30:00 PM 78 66 No 3:45:00 PM 77 66 No 4:00:00 PM 83 66 No 4:15.00 PM 77 66 No 4:30:00 PM 79 66 No 4:45:00 PM 81 66 No 5:00.00 PM 78 66 No 5:15:00 PM 77 66 No 5:30:00 PM 78 66 No

5.45:00 PM 79 66 No 6:00:00 PM 77 66 No 6.15:00 PM 78 66 No 6.30:00 PM 77 66 No 6:45:00 PM 78 66 No 7:00:00 PM 79 66 No 7:15:00 PM 80 66 No 7:30:00 PM 80 66 No 7:45:00 PM 79 66 No 8:00:00 PM 79 66 No 8:15:00 PM 79 66 No 8:30:00 PM 79 66 No 8:45:00 PM 79 66 No 9:00:00 PM 79 66 No 9:15:00 PM 79 66 No 9·30.00 PM 78 66 No 9:45:00 PM 79 66 No

10.00:00PM 78 66 No I0.15:00 PM 78 66 No I0:30:00 PM 78 66 No I0:45:00 PM 78 66 No 11:00:00 PM 77 66 No 11:15:00PM 78 66 No 11:30:00 PM 78 66 No 11:45 00 PM 80 66 No
RDSWeekda•s
Time Leo15
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 61 55 No 12:15:00 AM 64 55 No 12:30:00 AM 60 55 No 12:45:00AM 62 55 No 1:00:00AM 60 55 No 1:15:00 AM 58 55 No 1:30:00AM 58 55 No 1:45:00AM 60 55 No 2:00:00 AM 58 55 No
2:15:00AM 58 55 No 2:30:00 AM 59 55 No 2:45:00AM 59 55 No 3:00.00 AM 57 55 No 3:15:00 AM 55 55 No 3:30.00 AM 55 55 No 3-45:00 AM 55 55 No 4:00:00AM 55 55 No
4·15:00AM 55 55 No 4.30:00AM 56 55 No 4:45:00AM 56 55 No 5:00:00AM 56 55 No 5·15:00 AM 60 55 No 5:30:00
AM 59 55 No
5:45:00AM 62 SS No 6:00:00AM 60 SS No 6:15:00 AM 60 SS No 6:30:00AM 63 55 No 6·45:00 AM 64 55 No 7:00:00 AM 62 55 No
7:15:00AM 63 55 No 7:30:00 AM 63 55 No
7:45:00AM 63 55 No 8:00:00AM 66 55 No 8:15:00 AM 65 SS No 8:30:00 AM 69 55 No 8:45:00 AM 66 55 No 9:00:00AM 69 55 No 9:15:00AM 73 SS No 9:30:00AM 67 55 No 9.45:00 AM 66 55 No 10:00:00AM 68 55 No 10:15:00 AM 68 55 No I0:30:00 AM 66 55 No I0:45:00AM 68 55 No 11:00:00 AM 66 55 No 11:15:00 AM 70 55 No 11:30.00 AM 68 55 No 11:45:00AM 66 55 No 12:00:00 PM 66 SS No 12:15·00 PM 66 55 No 12:30:00 PM 68 55 No 12:45:00 PM 66 55 No

1.00:00 PM 66 SS No 1:15:00 PM 68 SS No 1:30:00 PM 68 55 No 1:45:00 PM 73 55 No 2:00:00 PM 67 55 No
R
DSWeekdavs
Time LcolS
Threshold Predicted Escccdancc (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 67 55 No 2:30·00 PM 66 55 No 2'45:00PM 67 55 No 3:00:00 PM 67 SS No 3:15:00 PM 66 55 No 3:30:00 PM 68 SS No 3:45:00 PM 68 SS No 4:00:00 PM 73 SS No 4:15:00 PM 72 SS No 4:30:00 PM 74 SS No 4:45:00 PM 74 SS No S 00.00 PM 77 SS No 5:15:00 PM 70 55 No

5.30:00 PM 71 SS No 5:45:00 PM 67 SS No 6:00:00 PM 68 SS No 6:15:00 PM 68 SS No 6:30:00 PM 82 SS No 6:45:00 PM 72 SS No 7:00:00 PM 65 SS No 7:15:00 PM 65 SS No 7:30:00 PM 67 SS No 7:45:00 PM 65 SS No 8.00:00 PM 72 SS No 8:15:00 PM 67 SS No 8·30:00 PM 67 SS No 8 45:00 PM 66 SS No 9 00:00 PM 64 SS No 9:15:00 PM 64 55 No 9.30:00 PM 63 SS No 9.45:00 PM 64 SS No I0:00:00 PM 63 SS No I0:15·00 PM 64 SS No 10:30·00 PM 65 SS No 10:45.00 PM 62 SS No

11.00.00 PM 62 SS No
11:15:00 PM 62 SS No 11:30.00 PM 62 SS No 11.45:00 PM 63 SS No RDS Weekends
Time Leo15 Threshold Predicted Exceedanee (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 62 SS No
12:15:00 AM 68 SS No
12-30:00AM 63 SS No 12'45:00 AM 60 SS No
1:00:00AM 60 SS No 1:15:00 AM 60 SS No 1:30:00AM 60 SS No 1:45:00AM 59 SS No 2:00:00AM 59 SS No 2:15:00AM 62 SS No 2:30:00AM 59 SS No 2:45:00AM 63 SS No 3·00:00AM 60 SS No 3:15:00AM 62 SS No 3-30:00AM 59 SS No l 45:00 AM 59 SS No
4 00:00AM 58 SS No 4:15:00 AM 56 SS No 4·30:00AM 57 SS No 4.45:00AM 58 SS No 5.00:00AM 57 SS No 5:15:00 AM 54 52• (sec footnote) No 5:30:00 AM 56 SS No S·4S:OOAM 57 SS No
6 00:00AM SS SS No 6:15:00 AM 57 SS No 6:30:00AM 59 SS No 6.45:00 AM 61 SS No 7 00:00AM 61 SS No 7:15:00 AM 61 SS No 7:30:00 AM 61 SS No
7:45:00AM 62 SS No
R·OO:OOAM 63 SS No 8:15:00 AM 64 SS No 8·30:00 AM 63 SS No R:45:00AM 62 SS No 9 00:00AM 62 SS No 9:15:00 AM 62 SS No 9:30:00AM 62 SS No 9.45:00 AM 64 SS No I0:00:00AM 65 SS No I0:15:00AM 64 SS No I0:30:00 AM 64 SS No I0:45:00AM 64 SS No 11:00:00AM 64 SS No 11:15:00 AM 64 SS No 11:30:00AM 64 SS No 11:45:00AM 69 SS No 12:00:00 PM 63 SS No
12:15:00 PM 66 SS No 12:30:00 PM 65 SS No 12:45:00 PM 66 55 No 1:00:00 PM 64 SS No 1:15:00 PM 64 SS No 1:30:00 PM 65 SS No 1:45:00 PM 64 SS No 2:00:00 PM 65 SS No
* Predicted Noise per proposed modified equipment operation shown on page 9 of the report.

RDS \Veekends
Time LeolS Threshold Predicted Exeeedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 64 55 No 2:30:00 PM 64 55 No 2:45:00 PM 65 55 No 3:00:00PM 72 55 No 3:15:00 PM 64 55 No 3:30.00 PM 66 55 No 3:45:00 PM 64 55 No 4:00.00 PM 72 55 No 4:15:00 PM 64 55 No 4:30:00 PM 68 55 No 4:45:00 PM 70 55 No 5:00:00 PM 65 55 No 5:15:00 PM 65 55 No 5:30:00 PM 65 55 No 5:45:00 PM 65 55 No 6:00:00 PM 64 55 No 6:15:00 PM 64 55 No 6:30:00 PM 65 55 No 6:45:00 PM 65 55 No 7:00:00 PM 67 55 No 7:15:00 PM 65 55 No 7:30:00 PM 67 55 No 7:45:00 PM 65 55 No 8:00.00 PM 66 55 No 8:15:00 PM 65 55 No 8:30.00 PM 66 55 No 8:45:00 PM 64 55 No 9:00:00 PM 65 55 No 9:15:00 PM 65 55 No 9-30:00 PM 65 55 No 9:45:00 PM 64 55 No 10 00:00 PM 64 55 No
10 15:00 PM 65 55 No 10.30:00 PM 64 55 No 10:45:00 PM 63 55 No 11:00:00 PM 62 55 No 11:15:00 PM 63 55 No 11:30:00 PM 62 55 No 11.45 00 PM 64 55 No RD6Weekdavs
Time Leo 15
Threshold Predicted Esceedance (Yes/No)
12:00.00AM 71 54 No 12cl5:00AM 72 54 No 12:30.00 AM 69 54 No 12:45:00 AM 71 54 No
1:00:00AM 69 54 No 1:15:00AM 66 54 No 1:30.00AM 66 54 No 1:45:00AM 66 54 No 2:00:00 AM 72 54 No 2:15:00 AM 69 54 No 2:30:00AM 71 54 No 2'.45:00AM 62 54 No
3 00:00 AM 71 54 No
3:15:00AM 64 54 No 3:30:00AM 62 54 No 3.45:00AM 70 54 No 4:00:00AM 64 54 No 4·15:00 AM 68 54 No 4 30:00 AM 67 54 No 4:45:00 AM 68 54 No

5.00:00AM 71 54 No 5:15:00AM 72 54 No 5:30:00AM 73 54 No 5:45:00AM 71 54 No 6:00·00AM 74 54 No 6:15:00AM 76 54 No 6:30.00AM 78 54 No 6:45:00AM 75 54 No 7:00:00AM 76 54 No 7:15:00 AM 81 54 No 7:30:00 AM 76 54 No 7:45:00 AM 76 54 No 8:00:00AM 77 54 No 8:15:00 AM 75 54 No 8:30:00AM 75 54 No 8:45:00AM 80 54 No 9:00:00AM 76 54 No 9:15:00AM 79 54 No 9:30:00AM 76 54 No 9:45:00 AM 75 54 No 10:00:00AM 77 54 No
I0:15:00AM 75 54 No
10:30:00AM 75 54 No 10:45:00AM 75 54 No
11:00:00AM 77 54 No 11:15:00 AM 76 54 No 11:30:00AM 75 54 No 11:45:00 AM 76 54 No 12:00:00 PM 76 54 No 12:15:00 PM 76 54 No 12:30:00 PM 76 54 No 12:45:00 PM 77 54 No 1:00:00 PM 76 54 No 1:15:00 PM 76 54 No 1:30:00 PM 74 54 No 1:45:00 PM 77 54 No 2:00:00 PM 74 54 No
RD6 WeekdaVll
Time Len IS
Threshold Predicled Excccdance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 75 54 No 2·30:00 PM 74 54 No
2-45:00 PM 75 54 No 3:00:00 PM 78 54 No 3:15:00 PM 75 54 No 3:30:00 PM 75 54 No 3:45:00 PM 75 54 No 4:00:00 PM 77 54 No 4:15:00 PM 76 54 No 4:30:00 PM 74 54 No 4:45:00 PM 76 54 No 5:00:00 PM 74 54 No 5:15:00 PM 76 54 No
5:30:00 PM 76 54 No 5:45:00 PM 77 54 No 6:00:00 PM 78 54 No 6:15:00 PM 76 54 No 6.30:00 PM 83 54 No 6:45:00 PM 78 54 No 7:00:00 PM 75 54 No 7:15:00 PM 75 54 No 7:30:00 PM 76 54 No 7 45:00 PM 77 54 No 8 00:00 PM 85 54 No 8:15:00 PM 75 54 No 8·30:00 PM 76 54 No 8 45:00 PM 76 54 No

9.00:00 PM 75 54 No 9:15:00 PM 76 54 No 9.30:00 PM 75 54 No 9:45:00 PM 80 54 No I0:00:00 PM 74 54 No I0:15:00 PM 75 54 No 10:30:00 PM 76 54 No 10:45:00 PM 74 54 No 11:00:00PM 71 54 No 11:15:00PM 73 54 No 11:30:00 PM 70 54 No 11:45:00 PM 76 54 No RD6 Weekends
Time Leo IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (YeslNo)
12:00.00AM 70 54 No 12:15:00 AM 73 54 No 12:30:00 AM 74 54 No 12:45:00 AM 71 54 No 1:00:00
AM 68 54 No
1:15:00 AM 69 54 No 1:30:00AM 77 54 No 1:45:00AM 67 54 No 2:00:00AM 74 54 No 2:15:00AM 80 54 No 2:30:00AM 72 54 No 2:45:00 AM 73 54 No 3:00:00 AM 78 54 No 3:15:00 AM 78 54 No 3:30:00 AM 73 54 No 3:45:00 AM 69 54 No 4:00:00AM 75 54 No
4:15:00AM 72 54 No 4·30:00AM 72 54 No 4:45:00AM 72 54 No 5·00:00AM 62 54 No 5 15:00AM 64 54 No 5:30:00 AM 66 54 No 5·45:00 AM 68 54 No 6·00:00AM 64 54 No 6:15:00 AM 74 54 No 6:30:00AM 68 54 No 6:45:00 AM 69 54 No 7:00:00AM 69 54 No 7:15:00AM 69 54 No
7:30:00AM 71 54 No 7:45:00AM 69 54 No 8.00:00AM 73 54 No 8:15:00 AM 70 54 No 8·30:00 AM 73 54 No 8:45:00AM 71 54 No 9 00:00 AM 71 54 No 9:15:00 AM 71 54 No 9:30:00AM 72 54 No 9.45.00 AM 73 54 No
10:00:00 AM 73 54 No 10:15:00 AM 75 54 No 10:30:00 AM 74 54 No 10:45:00 AM 75 54 No 11:00:00AM 71 54 No 11:15:00AM 71 54 No 11:30:00AM 72 54 No 11:45:00AM 74 54 No 12 00:00 PM 74 54 No 12·15:00 PM 72 54 No 12-30:00PM 73 54 No 12-45:00PM 75 54 No l·00:00 PM 14 54 No 1:15:00 PM 14 54 No
1·30:00 PM 74 54 No 145:00 PM 15 54 No
2·00:00 PM 75 54 No
RD6 Weekends
Time Leo 1 S Threshold Predicted Excccdancc (Ycs!No)
2:15:00 PM 74 54 No 2:30:00 PM 73 54 No 2'45:00PM 72 54 No 3:00:00 PM 75 54 No 3:15:00 PM 74 54 No 3:30:00 PM 73 54 No 3:45:00 PM 72 54 No 4:00:00 PM 75 54 No 4:15:00 PM 76 54 No 4:30:00 PM 73 54 No 4:45:00 PM 74 54 No

5.00:00 PM 73 54 No 5:15:00 PM 74 54 No 5·30:00 PM 74 54 No 5 45:00 PM 73 54 No 6 00:00 PM 72 54 No 6·15:00 PM 73 54 No 6 30:00 PM 72 54 No 6'45:00 PM 75 54 No 7:00:00 PM 74 54 No 7:15:00 PM 74 54 No 7:30:00 PM 75 54 No 7:45:00 PM 74 54 No 8:00;00 PM 74 54 No 8:15:00 PM 75 54 No R:30:00 PM 75 54 No 8·45:00 PM 76 54 No 9:00:00 PM 76 54 No 9:15.00 PM 76 54 No 9J
O:OOPM 75 54 No
9:45:00 PM 75 54 No

10.00.00 PM 77 54 No 10:15:00 PM 76 54 No 10-30:00 PM 73 54 No

10.45:00 PM 75 54 No 11:00:00 PM 73 54 No 11:15:00 PM 75 54 No 11:30:00 PM 72 54 No 11.45:00 PM 73 54 No RD7Weekdavs
Time Leu15 Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 76 57 No 12:15:00AM 80 57 No 12:30:00 AM 75 57 No 12:45:00AM 75 57 No 1:00:00AM 76 57 No
1:15:00AM 73 57 No 1:30:00AM 71 57 No 1:45:00AM 79 57 No 2:00:00AM 73 57 No 2:15:00 AM 73 57 No 2:30:00AM 72 57 No 2:45:00 AM 69 57 No 3:00:00AM 73 57 No 3:15:00AM 69 57 No 3:30:00AM 68 57 No 3:45:00AM 73 57 No 4:00:00AM 70 57 No 4:15:00AM 72 57 No 4:30:00AM 73 57 No 4:45:00 AM 74 57 No
5:00:00AM 75 57 No 5:15:00 AM 75 57 No 5:30:00 AM 77 57 No 5:45:00AM 77 57 No 6:00:00 AM 79 57 No
6:15:00
AM 79 57 No
6:30:00AM 82 57 No 6:45:00AM 83 57 No 7:00:00AM 81 57 No 7:15:00AM 83 57 No 7:30.00AM 82 57 No N5:00AM 82 57 No 8 00.00AM 83 57 No 8:15:00 AM 83 57 No 8·30:00AM 81 57 No 845:00AM 81 57 No 900:00AM 82 57 No 9:15:00AM 92 57 No 9:30:00
AM 81 57 No

9.45:00AM 81 57 No
10:00:00 AM 82 57 No 10:15:00AM 82 57 No 10:30:00
AM 81 57 No
I0:45:00
AM 81 57 No
11:00:00AM 81 57 No 11:15:00AM 81 57 No 11.30.00 AM 80 57 No 11:45:00AM 81 57 No 12 00:00 PM 80 57 No 12·15:00 PM 82 57 No 12:30:00 PM 85 57 No 12-45:00PM 80 57 No l·00:00 PM 80 57 No 1:15:00 PM 81 57 No
1·30:00 PM 82 57 No 145:00 PM 89 57 No
2 00:00 PM 80 57 No
R
D7Weekd•••
Time Lea IS Threshold Predicted Esceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 80 57 No 2:30.00 PM 80 57 No
2:45:00 PM 81 57 No 3:00:00 PM 82 57 No 3:15:00 PM 81 57 No 3:30:00 PM 81 57 No 3:45:00 PM 81 57 No 4:00:00 PM 81 57 No 4:15:00 PM 81 57 No 4:30:00 PM 81 57 No 4:45:00 PM 82 57 No 5:00:00 PM 80 57 No 5:15:00 PM 85 57 No 5:30.00 PM 85 57 No 5:45:00 PM 86 57 No 6.00:00 PM 84 57 No 6.15:00 PM 81 57 No 6·30.00 PM 90 57 No 6 45:00 PM 88 57 No

7.00:00 PM 80 57 No
7'15:00PM 81 57 No 7:30:00 PM 82 57 No 7:45:00 PM 81 57 No 8·00:00 PM 89 57 No 8:15:00 PM 80 57 No 8:30:00 PM 80 57 No 8·45:00 PM 80 57 No 9:00:00 PM 80 57 No 9:15:00 PM 80 57 No 9:30:00 PM 80 57 No 9:45:00 PM 81 57 No I0:00:00 PM 78 57 No 10:15:00 PM 79 57 No 10:30:00 PM 81 57 No 10:45:00 PM 77 57 No 11:00:00PM 78 57 No 11:15:00 PM 79 57 No 11:30:00 PM 76 57 No 11:45:00 PM 78 57 No RD7 Weekends
Time Len 15 Threshold Predicted Exceedunce (Yes/No)
12:00.00AM 76 57 No 12:15:00AM 82 57 No 12:30.00 AM 77 57 No 12:45:00AM 75 57 No
1:00:00AM 75 57 No 1:15:00 AM 75 57 No 1:30.00AM 74 57 No 1:45:00AM 73 57 No 2:00:00AM 73 57 No 2:15:00AM 80 57 No 2:30.00AM 72 57 No 2:45:00AM 73 57 No 3:00.00AM 75 57 No 3:15:00 AM 77 57 No 3:30.00 AM 75 57 No
3:45:00 AM 71 57 No
4:00:00AM 72 57 No
4:15:00AM 69 57 No 4:30:00AM 71 57 No 4:45:00AM 72 57 No 5:00:00AM 69 57 No 5:15:00AM 68 57 No 5:30:00AM 71 57 No 5:45:00AM 71 57 No 6:00:00AM 70 57 No 6:15:00AM 73 57 No 6:30:00AM 74 57 No 6:45:00 AM 74 57 No 7:00:00AM 75 57 No 7:15:00 AM 75 57 No 7:30:00 AM 76 57 No 7:45:00AM 76 57 No
8:00:00AM 77 57 No
8:15:00AM 77 57 No 8:30:00AM 77 57 No 8:45:00AM 77 57 No 9:00:00AM 78 57 No 9:15:00AM 77 57 No 9:30:00AM 77 57 No 9:45:00 AM 79 57 No 10:00:00
AM 77 57 No
10:15:00 AM 78 57 No
10:30:00AM 78 57 No 10:45:00AM 78 57 No
11:00:00AM 78 57 No 11:15:00 AM 78 57 No 11:30:00AM 78 57 No 11:45:00AM 85 57 No 12:00:00 PM 78 57 No 12:15:00 PM 78 57 No 12:30:00 PM 80 57 No 12:45:00 PM 79 57 No 1:00:00 PM 79 57 No 1:15:00 PM 79 57 No
1:30:00 PM 79 57 No 1:45:00 PM 79 57 No
2:00:00 PM 79 57 No
R
D7 \Veekends
Time Len 15
Threshold Predicted Excccdance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 78 57 No 2:30:00 PM 79 57 No 2:45:00 PM 78 57 No 3:00:00 PM 88 57 No 3:15:00 PM 78 57 No 3:30.00 PM 78 57 No 3:45:00 PM 78 57 No 4:00:00 PM 82 57 No 4:15:00 PM 78 57 No 4:30:00 PM 79 57 No 4:45:00 PM 82 57 No 5:00:00 PM 79 57 No 5:15:00 PM 78 57 No 5.30:00 PM 78 57 No 5:45:00 PM 79 57 No 6:00:00 PM 78 57 No 6·15:00 PM 78 57 No 6:30:00 PM 78 57 No 6:45:00 PM 77 57 No 7:00:00 PM 80 57 No 7:15:00 PM 80 57 No 7:30:00 PM 79 57 No 7:45:00PM 80 57 No 8:00.00 PM 80 57 No 8:15:00 PM 80 57 No 8:30:00 PM 82 57 No 8:45:00 PM 79 57 No 9:00:00 PM 80 57 No 9:15:00 PM 79 57 No 9 30:00 PM 78 57 No 9:45:00 PM 80 57 No
10:00:00 PM 78 57 No 10:15:00 PM 79 57 No 10:30:00 PM 79 57 No 10:45:00 PM 79 57 No 11:00:00PM 77 57 No 11:15:00 PM 77 57 No 11:30:00 PM 77 57 No 11:45:00 PM 82 57 No RDS Weckdavs
Time Leu IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedancc (Yes/No)
12:00.00AM 66 55 No 12:15:00AM 70 55 No 12:30.00 AM 65 55 No 12:45:00 AM 65 55 No 1:00:00AM 65 55 No
1:15:00AM 62 55 No 1:30.00AM 62 55 No 1:45:00AM 64 55 No 2:00.00 AM 61 55 No 2:15:00 AM 62 55 No 2:30:00AM 62 55 No 2:45:00 AM 61 55 No 3:00:00AM 61 55 No 3:15:00AM 60 55 No 3'30:00AM 59 55 No 3 45:00AM 62 55 No 4:00:00AM 61 SS No
4:15:00 AM 62 SS No
4·30:00 AM 65 SS No
4:45:00 AM 64 SS No

5.00:00AM 66 SS No 5.15:00AM 66 55 No 5:30:00AM 67 55 No 5:45:00AM 67 55 No 6:00:00AM 68 55 No 6:15:00AM 69 55 No 6:30:00AM 72 55 No 6:45:00AM 73 55 No 7:00:00AM 70 55 No
7:15:00 AM 80 SS No
7:30 00 AM 71 SS No 7:45:00 AM 72 SS No 8:00.00AM 73 SS No 8:15:00 AM 73 SS No 8:30.00AM 72 55 No 8:45:00AM 72 55 No 9:00:00AM 73 55 No 9:15:00AM 79 55 No 9:30:00AM 73 55 No 9:45:00 AM 71 55 No
10:00:00 AM 73 55 No 10:15:00AM 74 SS No 10:30:00 AM 72 55 No 10:45:00 AM 71 55 No 11:00:00AM 72 SS No 11:15:00AM 73 55 No 11:30.00 AM 75 55 No 11:45:00 AM 72 55 No 12:00:00 PM n 55 No 12:15:00 PM 73 55 No 12:30:00 PM 73 55 No 12:45:00 PM 73 55 No 1:00.00 PM 72 55 No 1:15:00 PM 72 55 No 1:30:00 PM 75 55 No 1:45:00 PM 78 55 No 2:00:00 PM 71 SS No
RDR Weekda1.·s
Time LeolS Threshold Predicted Excccdance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 71 SS No 2:30:00 PM 71 SS No
2:45:00 PM 71 SS No 3:00:00 PM 72 SS No 3:15:00 PM 73 SS No 3:30:00 PM 72 SS No 3:45:00 PM 71 SS No 4:00:00 PM 72 SS No 4:15:00 PM 71 SS No 4:30:00 PM 71 SS No 4:45:00 PM 72 SS No 5:00.00 PM 73 SS No 5:15:00 PM 74 SS No
5:30.00 PM 77 SS No 5:45:00 PM 74 SS No 6:00:00 PM 74 SS No 6:15:00 PM 71 SS No 6:30:00 PM 88 SS No 6:45:00 PM 78 SS No 7:00:00 PM 71 SS No 7:15:00 PM 71 SS No 7:30:00 PM 73 SS No 7:45:00 PM 71 SS No 8:00:00 PM 78 SS No 8:15:00 PM 70 SS No 8.30:00 PM 69 SS No 8-45:00 PM 70 SS No 9:00:00 PM 69 SS No 9.15:00 PM 69 SS No 9:30:00 PM 69 SS No 9:45:00 PM 70 SS No
10:00.00 PM 68 SS No
10·15:00 PM 68 SS No
I0:30:00 PM 70 SS No I0:45:00 PM 67 SS No 11.00:00 PM 67 SS No 11:15:00 PM 69 SS No 11:30:00 PM 67 SS No 11.45:00 PM 69 SS No RD8 Elevated Receiver
Time LenlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00.00 AM 66 59 No 12:15:00AM 70 59 No 12:30:00 AM 66 59 No 12:45:00AM 65 59 No 1:00:00AM 65 59 No 1:15:00 AM 62 59 No 1:30.00AM 62 59 No 1:45:00AM 64 59 No 2:00.00AM 62 59 No 2:15:00 AM 62 59 No 2:30:00 AM 62 59 No 2:45:00 AM 61 59 No 3:00:00AM 61 59 No 3:15:00AM 60 59 No 3:30:00 AM 59 59 No 3:45:00 AM 62 59 No 4:00:00AM 62 59 No 4:15:00AM 62 59 No 4:30:00 AM 65 59 No 4:45:00 AM 64 59 No 5:00:00AM 66 59 No 5·15:00 AM 66 59 No 5:30:00 AM 67 59 No 5:45:00 AM 67 59 No
6:00:00AM 68 59 No 6:15:00AM 69 59 No 6:30:00AM 72 59 No 6:45:00AM 73 59 No 7:00:00AM 71 59 No 7:15:00 AM RO 59 No 7:30:00 AM 71 59 No 7:45:00 AM 72 59 No
R:00:00 AM 73 59 No
8:15:00 AM 73 59 No 8:30:00
AM 72 59 No
8:45:00
AM 72 59 No

9.00:00AM 73 59 No 9:15:00AM 79 59 No 9:30:00AM 73 59 No 9.45:00 AM 72 59 No 10:00 00 AM 73 59 No 10:15.00 AM 75 59 No
10:30.00 AM 72 59 No 10:45:00 AM 72 59 No 11:00.00AM 73 59 No 11.15:00 AM 73 59 No 11:30.00 AM 75 59 No 11:45:00 AM 72 59 No 12:00:00 PM 72 59 No 12:15:00 PM 73 59 No 12:30:00 PM 73 59 No 12:45:00 PM 73 59 No 1:00:00 PM 72 59 No 1:15:00 PM 72 59 No 1:30:00 PM 75 59 No 1:45:00 PM 78 59 No 2:00:00 PM 71 59 No
RDS Elevated Receiver
Time Len IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 72 59 No 2:30:00 PM 71 59 No 2:45:00 PM 71 59 No 3:00:00 PM 72 59 No 3:15:00 PM 74 59 No 3:30:00 PM 72 59 No 3:45:00 PM 72 59 No 4:00:00 PM 72 59 No 4:1500PM 71 59 No 4:30:00 PM 72 59 No 4:45:00 PM 72 59 No 5:00.00 PM 73 59 No 5:15:00 PM 74 59 No
5:30.00 PM 77 59 No 5:45:00 PM 74 59 No 6:00:00 PM 74 59 No 6:15:00 PM 71 59 No 6.30:00 PM 88 59 No 6:45:00 PM 78 59 No 7:00:00 PM 71 59 No 7:15:00 PM 72 59 No 7:30:00 PM 73 59 No 7:45:00 PM 71 59 No 8:00:00 PM 78 59 No 8:15:00 PM 70 59 No 8·30:00 PM 70 59 No 8:45:00 PM 71 59 No 9:00:00 PM 70 59 No 9:15:00 PM 69 59 No 9:30:00 PM 69 59 No 9:45:00 PM 70 59 No

10.00:00 PM 68 59 No 10:15:00 PM 69 59 No IO 30:00 PM 70 59 No 10 45:00 PM 67 59 No 11:00:00PM 67 59 No 11:15:00PM 69 59 No 11:30:00 PM 67 59 No 11:45:00 PM 70 59 No RDS Weekends
Time Len IS Threshold Predicted Exceedunce (Yes/No)
12 OO;OOAM 66 55 No
12:15;00 AM 72 55 No
12:30:00AM 67 55 No
12A5:00AM 65 55 No
1:00;00 AM 64 55 No U5:00AM 64 55 No 1:30:00AM 65 55 No lc45:00AM 63 55 No 2:00:00AM 63 55 No
2cl5:00AM 67 55 No 2:30:00AM 63 55 No 2:45:00AM 67 55 No 3:00:00 AM 65 55 No 3:15:00AM 66 55 No 3:30:00 AM 64 55 No 3:45:00AM 63 55 No 4:00:00AM 62 55 No 4:15.00AM 61 55 No 4:30 OOAM 61 55 No 4:45:00AM 63 55 No

5.00.00AM 61 55 No 5:15:00 AM 58 55 No 5·30;00 AM 61 55 No 545:00AM 61 55 No 6 00.00 AM 60 55 No 6:15:00 AM 62 55 No 6 JO;OOAM 64 55 No 645:00AM 66 55 No 7:00:00AM 65 55 No 7:15:00AM 65 55 No 7:30:00 AM 65 55 No N5:00AM 66 55 No 8:00:00AM 68 55 No 8:15:00 AM 68 55 No 8:30:00 AM 68 55 No 8:45:00AM 67 55 No 9:00:00AM 67 55 No 9:15:00 AM 66 55 No 9:30:00AM 67 55 No 9:45:00AM 68 55 No I0:00.00 AM 69 55 No I0:15:00 AM 68 55 No I0:30.00 AM 69 55 No 10:45:00AM 68 55 No 11:00:00 AM 68 55 No
11:15:00 AM 68 55 No 11:30:00AM 68 55 No 11:45:00AM 73 55 No 12:00:00 PM 68 55 No 12:15:00 PM 70 55 No 12:30:00 PM 69 55 No 12:45:00 PM 70 55 No 1:00:00 PM 69 55 No 1:15:00 PM 69 55 No
1:30:00 PM 69 55 No 1:45:00 PM 68 55 No
2:00:00 PM 70 55 No
RDS ,v,ekends
Time Len IS
Threshold Predicted Excccdance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 69 55 No 2:30.00 PM 68 55 No 2:45:00 PM 69 55 No 3:00:00 PM 76 55 No 3:15:00 PM 69 55 No 3:30.00 PM 68 55 No 3:45:00 PM 68 55 No 4:00:00 PM 76 55 No 4:15:00 PM 68 55 No 4:30:00 PM 69 55 No 4:45:00 PM 75 55 No 5:00:00 PM 69 55 No 5:15:00 PM 68 55 No 5:30:00 PM 69 55 No 5:45:00 PM 69 55 No 6:00:00 PM 68 55 No 6:15:00 PM 69 55 No 6:30:00 PM 69 55 No 6:45:00 PM 68 55 No 7:00.00PM 71 55 No 7:15:00 PM 70 55 No 7:30:00 PM 70 55 No 7:45:00 PM 70 55 No 8:00.00 PM 73 55 No 8:15:00 PM 70 55 No 8:30:00 PM 71 55 No 8:45:00 PM 69 55 No 9:00:00 PM 69 55 No 9:15:00 PM 69 55 No 9·30:00 PM 68 55 No 9:45:00 PM 69 55 No

10.00:00 PM 68 55 No 10 15:00 PM 69 55 No IO 30:00 PM 68 55 No I0.45:00 PM 68 55 No 11:00:00 PM 67 55 No 11:15:00 PM 67 55 No 11:30:00 PM 67 55 No 11:45.00 PM 68 55 No RDS Weekends Elevated Receiven
Time Len15 Threshold Predicted Exeeedanee (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 67 59 No
12:15:00 AM 73 59 No 12:30:00
AM 67 59 No
12:45:00 AM 65 59 No
1:00:00 AM 65 59 No 1:15:00 AM 65 59 No 1:30:00AM 65 59 No 1:45:00AM 63 59 No
2:00:00AM 64 59 No 2:15:00AM 67 59 No 2:30:00AM 64 59 No 2:45:00AM 68 59 No 3:00:00AM 65 59 No 3:15:00 AM 66 59 No 3:30.00 AM 64 59 No 3:45:00 AM 63 59 No 4:00:00AM 62 59 No 4:15:00AM 61 59 No 4·30:00AM 62 59 No 4:45:00AM 63 59 No 5 00:00AM 61 59 No
5:15:00AM 59 59 No 5:30:00 AM 61 59 No 5:45:00AM 62 59 No 600:00AM 60 59 No 6.15:00 AM 62 59 No 6:30:00AM 64 59 No 6.45:00 AM 66 59 No
7:00:00AM 66 59 No 7:15:00AM 65 59 No 7:30:00AM 66 59 No 7:45:00AM 66 59 No 8:00:00AM 68 59 No 8:15.00AM 68 59 No 8:30:00AM 68 59 No 8:45:00 AM 67 59 No 9:00.00 AM 67 59 No 9:15:00 AM 67 59 No 9:30.00AM 67 59 No 9.45:00 AM 69 59 No 10 00:00AM 69 59 No
10:15:00AM 69 59 No I0·30·00 AM 69 59 No 10·45:00
AM 69 59 No
11:00:00AM 68 59 No 11:15:00 AM 68 59 No 11:30:00AM 68 59 No 11:45:00AM 73 59 No 12:00 00 PM 68 59 No
12:15:00 PM 70 59 No
12:30.00 PM 70 59 No 12:45:00 PM 70 59 No
1:00.00 PM 69 59 No 1:15:00 PM 69 59 No 1:30.00 PM 70 59 No 1:45:00 PM 68 59 No 2:00:00 PM 70 59 No
RDS Weekends Elevated Receivers
Time Leo IS
Threshold Predicted Excecdance (Yes/
No)
2:15:00 PM 68.8 59 No 2:30:00 PM 68.6 59 No
2:45:00 PM 69.2 59 No 3:00.00 PM 76.4 59 No 3:15:00 PM 68.9 59 No 3:30.00 PM 68 59 No 3:45:00 PM 68.3 59 No 4:00:00 PM 76.4 59 No 4:15:00 PM 68.3 59 No 4·30:00 PM 69.1 59 No 4:45:00 PM 75 59 No 5:00:00 PM 69.3 59 No 5:15:00 PM 68.I 59 No 5:30:00 PM 69.1 59 No 5:45:00 PM 69.I 59 No 6:00:00 PM 68.4 59 No 6:15:00 PM 68.8 59 No 6:30:00 PM 69 59 No 6:45:00 PM 68.2 59 No
7:00:00 PM 71 59 No 7:15·00 PM 70 59 No
7:30 00 PM 70.4 59 No 7:45:00 PM 70.1 59 No 8:00 00 PM 73 59 No 8:15:00 PM 69.8 59 No 8:30:00 PM 71.4 59 No 8:45:00 PM 69.2 59 No 9·00:00 PM 69 6 59 No 9:15:00 PM 69.6 59 No 9:30:00 PM 6R.6 59 No 9.45:00 PM 69.2 59 No 10:00.00 PM 68 4 59 No 10:15·00 PM 69.5 59 No 10:30.00 PM 68.6 59 No 10:45:00 PM 68.6 59 No 11:00.00PM 67.1 59 No 11:15:00PM 67.5 59 No 11:30 00 PM 67.1 59 No 11:45:00PM 68.6 59 No RDIO Wcekdavs
Time LeolS
Threshold Predicted Excccdancc (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 69 53 No 12:15:00 AM 68 53 No 12:30:00 AM 65 53 No 12:45:00AM 65 53 No 1:00:00AM 64 53 No 1:15:00 AM 67 53 No 1:30:00AM 59 53 No 1:45:00AM 63 53 No 2:00:00 AM 61 53 No 2:15:00AM 60 53 No 2:30:00AM 60 53 No 2:45:00AM 58 53 No 3:00.00 AM 60 53 No 3:15:00 AM 57 53 No 3·30:00 AM 59 53 No 3.45:00 AM 61 53 No 4·00:00AM 60 53 No
4·15:00AM 61 53 No 4·30:00AM 62 53 No 4:45:00AM 63 53 No 5:00:00AM 63 53 No 5:15:00 AM 63 53 No 5:30:00AM 64 53 No 5:45:00AM 66 53 No 6:00.00AM 66 53 No 6:15:00AM 67 53 No 6:30.00AM 69 53 No 645:00 AM 71 53 No 7:00:00 AM 70 53 No 7:15:00AM 72 53 No 7-30:00AM 73 53 No 7:45:00AM 71 53 No 8:00:00AM 72 53 No 8·15:00 AM 73 53 No 8:30:00 AM 71 53 No 8:45:00AM 71 53 No 9:00:00AM 71 53 No 9:15:00AM 78 53 No 9:30:00AM 72 53 No 9:45:00 AM 73 53 No 10:00:00AM 73 53 No J0:15:00AM 73 53 No 10:30:00AM 74 53 No 10:45:00AM 74 53 No 11:00:00AM 74 53 No I 1:15:00 AM 73 53 No I 1:30:00AM 75 53 No 11:45:00AM 72 53 No 12:00.00 PM 72 53 No 12:15:00 PM 72 53 No 12:30:00 PM 85 53 No 12:45:00 PM 73 53 No

1.00:00 PM 73 53 No 1:15:00PM 72 53 No 1:30:00 PM 72 53 No I 45:00 PM 75 53 No
2 00:00 PM 72 53 No
RDIO \Veekdavs
Time Lea IS Threshold Predlclcd Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 74 53 No 2-30:00 PM 74 53 No
2:45:00 PM 74 53 No 3:00:00 PM 73 53 No 3:15:00 PM 71 53 No 3:30:00 PM 74 53 No 3:45:00 PM 72 53 No 4:00.00 PM 72 53 No 4:15:00 PM 72 53 No 4:30:00 PM 74 53 No 4:45:00 PM 72 53 No 5:00:00 PM 72 53 No
5:15:00 PM 74 53 No 5.30:00 PM 75 53 No 5:45:00 PM 74 53 No 6·00:00 PM 75 53 No 6 15:00 PM 71 53 No 6:30:00 PM 86 53 No 6:45:00 PM 76 53 No 7:00·00 PM 73 53 No 7:15:00 PM 72 53 No 7:30.00 PM 71 53 No 7:45:00 PM 71 53 No 8:00:00 PM 74 53 No 8:15:00 PM 69 53 No 8:30.00 PM 69 53 No 8:45:00 PM 68 53 No

9.00:00 PM 70 53 No 9:15:00 PM 69 53 No 9:30:00 PM 70 53 No 9.45:00 PM 69 53 No 10:00:00 PM 68 53 No 10:15·00 PM 68 53 No
10:30.00 PM 70 53 No 10:45:00 PM 69 53 No l l:00.00 PM 67 53 No ll:15:00 PM 69 53 No l l.30.00 PM 66 53 No l l 45:00 PM 65 53 No ROJO Weekends
Time Leo IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12·00:00AM 65 53 No 12:15:00 AM 65 53 No 12-30:00 AM 65 53 No 12:45:00AM 64 53 No 1:00:00AM 63 53 No 1:15:00 AM 66 53 No 1:30:00AM 64 53 No 1:45:00AM 63 53 No 2:00:00AM 64 53 No
2:15:00AM 76 53 No 2:30:00AM 62 53 No 2:45:00
AM 64 53 No
3:00:00AM 66 53 No 3:15:00AM 64 53 No 3c30:00AM 66 53 No 3 45:00 AM 62 53 No 4:00:00AM 63 53 No 4:15:00AM 61 53 No
4 30:00 AM 61 53 No 4:45:00AM 63 53 No
5:00:00AM 57 53 No 5:15:00AM 57 53 No 5:30:00AM 58 53 No 5:45:00AM SR 53 No 6'00·00 AM 58 53 No 6:15:00
AM 60 53 No
6:30.00AM 62 53 No 6:45:00AM 62 53 No 7:00:00AM 63 53 No 7:15:00 AM 63 53 No 7:30:00 AM 63 53 No 7.45:00 AM 64 53 No R 00:00 AM 67 53 No
8 15:00AM 68 53 No 8 30:00AM 68 53 No
8:45:00AM 66 53 No 9·00:00AM 68 53 No 9:15:00AM 65 53 No 9:30:00AM 66 53 No 9:45:00
AM 67 53 No
10:00:00 AM 67 53 No 10:15:00 AM 67 53 No 10:30:00 AM 67 53 No 10·45:00AM 67 53 No 11:00:00AM 69 53 No 11:15:00AM 67 53 No 11:30:00AM 68 53 No 11:45:00AM 70 53 No
12:00 00 PM 68 53 No 12:15:00 PM 68 53 No 12:30:00 PM 70 53 No 12:45:00 PM 70 53 No 1:00:00 PM 71 53 No 1:15:00PM 70 53 No 1:30:00 PM 68 53 No 1:45:00 PM 69 53 No 2:00:00 PM 69 53 No
R
DIO \Veekends
Time Leu IS
Threshold Predicted Eaeeedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 69 53 No 2:30:00 PM 68 53 No 2:45:00 PM 70 53 No 3:00:00 PM 69 53 No 3:15:00 PM 68 53 No 3:30:00 PM 69 53 No 3:45:00PM 68 53 No 4:00:00 PM 69 53 No 4:15:00 PM 68 53 No 4:30:00 PM 69 53 No 4:45:00 PM 75 53 No 5:00.00 PM 68 53 No 5:15:00 PM 69 53 No
5:30:00 PM 68 53 No 5:45:00 PM 68 53 No 6:00:00 PM 67 53 No 6:15:00 PM 68 53 No 6.30:00 PM 67 53 No 6:45:00 PM 67 53 No 7:00:00 PM 69 53 No 7:15:00 PM 69 53 No 7:30:00 PM 71 53 No 7:45:00 PM 69 53 No 8:00:00 PM 69 53 No 8:15:00 PM 68 53 No 8:30:00 PM 68 53 No 8:45:00 PM 75 53 No 9:00:00 PM 69 53 No 9:15:00 PM 68 53 No 9 30.00 PM 68 53 No 9:45:00 PM 71 53 No I0:00:00 PM 68 53 No 10:15:00 PM 70 53 No I0:30:00 PM 68 53 No 10:45:00 PM 68 53 No 11:00:00 PM 66 53 No 11:15:00PM 66 53 No 11:30:00 PM 66 53 No 11:45:00 PM 67 53 No
RDII Weekdavs
Time LeotS Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00
AM 77 52 No
12:15:00AM 78 52 No 12:30:00 AM 75 52 No 12:45:00 AM 74 52 No 1:00:00AM 76 52 No 1:15.00AM 74 52 No 1:30.00AM 73 52 No 1:45:00AM 77 52 No 2:00.00 AM 73 52 No 2:15:00 AM 73 52 No
2:30:00AM 74 52 No 2:45:00AM 72 52 No
3:00:00AM 72 52 No
3:15:00AM 71 52 No 3:30:00 AM 69 52 No 3:45:00 AM 75 52 No 4:00:00AM 70 52 No 4:15:00AM 72 52 No 4:30:00AM 74 52 No 4:45:00AM 75 52 No 5:00.00AM 75 52 No 5:15:00 AM 77 52 No 5:30:00 AM 77 52 No 5:45:00 AM 78 52 No
600:00AM 79 52 No 6:15:00AM 79 52 No
6·30:00AM 80 52 No 645:00AM 81 52 No 7:00:00AM 82 52 No 7.15:00 AM 82 52 No 7:30:00AM 82 52 No N5:00AM 82 52 No 8:00:00AM 82 52 No 8:15:00AM 82 52 No 8:30:00AM 81 52 No 8:45:00AM 81 52 No 9:00:00AM 81 52 No 9.15:00 AM 91 52 No 9:30:00AM 81 52 No 945:00 AM 81 52 No

10.00:00AM 81 52 No

10.15:00AM 81 52 No 10.30:00 AM 80 52 No 10:45:00
AM 80 52 No
11:00:00AM 81 52 No 11:15:00AM 80 52 No 11:30:00 AM 80 52 No 11:45:00AM 81 52 No

12.00:00 PM 79 52 No 12:15:00 PM 81 52 No 12:30:00 PM 81 52 No 12.45:00 PM 81 52 No I 00:00 PM 80 52 No 1:15:00 PM 81 52 No 1:30:00 PM 86 52 No 1·45:00 PM 87 52 No 2·00:00 PM 81 52 No
RDII Wookdavs
Time Leo IS
Threshold Predicted Excccdancc (Yes/No)
2;15:00 PM 80 52 No 2:30:00 PM 79 52 No
2:45:00 PM 81 52 No 3:00:00 PM 81 52 No 3:15:00 PM 81 52 No 3:30:00 PM 80 52 No 3;45:00 PM 81 52 No 4:00:00 PM 81 52 No
4:15:00 PM 81 52 No 4:30:00 PM 81 52 No 4:45:00 PM 82 52 No 5:00:00 PM 80 52 No 5:15:00 PM 87 52 No
5:30:00 PM 85 52 No 5:45:00 PM 84 52 No 6:00:00 PM 87 52 No 6:15:00 PM 80 52 No 6·30:00 PM 91 52 No 6:45:00 PM 89 52 No 7:00:00 PM 84 52 No 7.15:00 PM 81 52 No 7:30:00 PM 81 52 No 7:45:00 PM 80 52 No 8:00:00 PM 83 52 No 8:15:00 PM 80 52 No 8:30:00 PM 80 52 No 8:45:00 PM 80 52 No 9 00:00 PM 81 52 No 9:15:00 PM 80 52 No 9:30:00 PM 79 52 No 9:45:00 PM 79 52 No 10:00:00 PM 78 52 No
10:15:00 PM 78 52 No 10:30:00 PM 81 52 No 10:45:00 PM 78 52 No 11:00:00 PM 78 52 No II :15:00 PM 79 52 No 11:30:00 PM 77 52 No 11:45:00 PM 78 52 No
RDl 1 Elevated Receivers
Time Lea15
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00.00AM 75 52 No 12:15:00 AM 76 52 No 12:30:00 AM 73 52 No 12:45:00AM 72 52 No 1:00:00 AM 74 52 No 1:15:00AM 72 52 No 1:30:00AM 71 52 No 1:45:00AM 75 52 No 2:00:00AM 71 52 No 2-15:00 AM 71 52 No
2:30:00AM 72 52 No 2:45:00 AM 70 52 No 3:00.00 AM 70 52 No 3:15:00AM 69 52 No 3:30.00AM 67 52 No J-45:00 AM 73 52 No

4.00:00AM 68 52 No 4:15:00 AM 70 52 No 4·30:00AM 72 52 No 4A5:00AM 73 52 No
5;00:00AM 73 52 No 5:15:00AM 75 52 No 5:30:00 AM 75 52 No 5'45:00AM 76 52 No 6:00:00AM 77 52 No 6:15:00 AM 77 52 No 6:30:00AM 78 52 No 6A5:00AM 79 52 No 7:00.00AM 80 52 No 7:15:00 AM 80 52 No 7:30:00 AM 80 52 No 7:45:00AM 80 52 No 8:00:00AM 80 52 No 8:15:00 AM 80 52 No 8:30:00AM 79 52 No 8:45:00AM 79 52 No 9:00:00AM 79 52 No 9:15:00AM 89 52 No 9:30:00AM 79 52 No 9:45:00 AM 79 52 No
10:00.00 AM 79 52 No 10:15:00 AM 79 52 No 10:30:00 AM 78 52 No 10:45:00AM 78 52 No 11:00:00AM 79 52 No 11:15:00 AM 78 52 No 11:30:00AM 78 52 No 11:45:00AM 79 52 No
12:00:00 PM 77 52 No
12:15.00 PM 79 52 No 12:30:00 PM 79 52 No 12:45:00 PM 79 52 No 1:00:00 PM 78 52 No 1:15:00 PM 79 52 No 1:30:00 PM 84 52 No 1:45:00 PM 85 52 No 2:00:00 PM 79 52 No
RDll Elevated Receiven
Time LeqlS Threshold Predicted Eaceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 7R 52 No
2:30:00 PM 77 52 No 2:45:00 PM 79 52 No 3:00:00 PM 79 52 No 3:15:00 PM 79 52 No 3:30:00 PM 78 52 No 3:45:00 PM 79 52 No 4:00:00 PM 79 52 No
4:15:00 PM 79 52 No 4:30:00 PM 79 52 No 4:45:00 PM 80 52 No 5:00:00 PM 78 52 No
5:15:00 PM 85 52 No 5:30:00 PM 83 52 No 5:45:00 PM 82 52 No 6:00:00 PM 85 52 No 6:15:00 PM 78 52 No 6:30:00 PM 89 52 No 6:45:00 PM 87 52 No 7:00:00 PM 82 52 No 7:15:00 PM 79 52 No 7:30:00 PM 79 52 No 7:45:00 PM 7R 52 No 8:00:00 PM 81 52 No 8:15:00 PM 78 52 No R:30:00 PM 7R 52 No 8:45:00 PM 78 52 No 9:00:00 PM 79 52 No 9:15:00 PM 7R 52 No 9:30:00 PM 77 52 No 9.45:00 PM 77 52 No 10:00.00 PM 76 52 No 10:15:00 PM 76 52 No
10:30:00 PM 79 52 No 10:45:00 PM 76 52 No II 00:00
PM 76 52 No
11:15:00 PM 77 52 No 11:30:00 PM 75 52 No
11:45:00 PM 76 52 No
ROil W
ukeads
Time Leo IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 77 52 No 12:15:00
AM 76 52 No
12-30:00
AM 78 52 No
12:45:00 AM 76 52 No
1:00:00AM 75 52 No
1:15:00
AM 75 52 No
1:30:00
AM 76 52 No
1:45:00AM 74 52 No
2 00:00
AM 75 52 No
2 15:00
AM 78 52 No
2:30:00AM 75 52 No 2:45:00
AM 75 52 No
3:00.00
AM 78 52 No
3:15:00AM 75 52 No 3'30:00AM 77 52 No 3:45:00
AM 72 52 No
4:00:00
AM 76 52 No
4:15:00AM t: 52 No
4:30 OO
AM 74 52 No
4:45:00
AM 76 52 No
5 oo:OOAM 71 52 No
5·15:00AM 70 52 No 5:30:00
AM 73 52 No
5:45:00AM 71 52 No
6:00.00AM 73 52 No 6:15:00
AM 74 52 No
6:30:00AM 75 52 No
645:00AM 74 52 No 7:00:00AM 76 52 No 7:15:00 AM 76 52 No 7:30.00
AM 76 52 No
7:45:00 AM 76 52 No R:00:00AM 77 52 No
8:15:00
AM 83 52 No
8:30:00 AM 77 52 No R:45:00
AM 77 52 No
9:00:00
AM 78 52 No
9:15:00
AM 77 52 No
9:30:00AM 7R 52 No
9:45:00
AM 79 52 No
10:00:00
AM 77 52 No
10:15:00AM 7R 52 No 10:30.00
AM 78 52 No
10:45:00
AM 81 52 No
11:00:00AM 78 52 No 11:15:00 AM 78 52 No
11:30:00
AM 78 52 No
11:45:00
AM 86 52 No
12:00:00 PM 78 52 No 12:15:00 PM 79 52 No 12:30:00 PM 80 52 No 12:45:00 PM 80 52 No 1:00:00 PM 79 52 No 1:15:00 PM 79 52 No 1:30:00 PM 79 52 No 1:45:00 PM 79 52 No 2:00:00 PM 78 52 No
ROii \Veekends
Time Lea IS
Threshold rrcdicled Exccedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 80 52 No
2:30:00 PM 79 52 No 2:45:00 PM 78 52 No 3:00:00 PM 79 52 No 3:15:00 PM 78 52 No 3:30.00 PM 78 52 No
3:45:00 PM 78 52 No
4:00:00
PM 82 52 No
4:15:00 PM 78 52 No 4:30:00 PM 78 52 No
4:45:00 PM 82 52 No
5·00.00 PM 79 52 No
5:15:00 PM 78 S2 No 5:30:00 PM 78 S2 No 5:45:00 PM 82 52 No 6:00:00 PM 78 52 No
6:15:00 PM 79 52 No
6:30:00 PM 79 52 No
6:45:00 PM 78 52 No 7:00:00 PM 80 52 No 7:15:00 PM 79 52 No 7:30:00
PM 80 52 No
7:45:00 PM 80 52 No 8:00:00 PM 80 52 No
8:15:00 PM 80 52 No
R:30:00 PM 79 52 No
8:45:00 PM 79 52 No 9:00:00 PM 82 52 No 9:15:00 PM 79 52 No 9 30:00 PM 78 52 No 9:45:00 PM 80 52 No 10:00:00
PM 78 52 No
10:15:00 PM 80 52 No 10:30:00 PM 79 52 No
10:45:00 PM 78 52 No
11:00:00
PM 77 52 No
11:15:00 PM 76 52 No
11:30:00 PM 80 52 No 11:45:00
PM 81 52 No
RDll Weekn.ds Elevated Rtcelven
Time Leu IS
Threshold Predicted Es:cecdonct (Yes/No)
12·00.00AM 75 52 No
12:15:00 AM 74 52 No
12:30:00
AM 76 52 No
12:45:00AM 74 52 No
1:00:00
AM 73 52 No
1:15:00
AM 73 52 No
1:30.00
AM 74 52 No
1:45:00AM 72 52 No
2:00:00
AM 73 52 No
2:15:00
AM 76 52 No
2:30:00AM 73 52 No 2:45:00
AM 73 52 No
3:00.00
AM 76 52 No
3:15:00AM 73 52 No 3:30.00AM 75 52 No 3:45:00
AM 70 52 No
4:00:00
AM 74 52 No
4:15:00AM 70 52 No 4:30·00
AM 72 52 No
4:45:00
AM 74 52 No
5:00.00AM 69 52 No 5.15:00AM 68 52 No 5·30:00
AM 71 52 No
5 45:00AM 69 52 No

6.00:00AM 71 52 No 6:15:00
AM 72 52 No
6:30.00
AM 73 52 No
6:45:00AM 72 52 No 7:00:00AM 74 52 No 7:15:00
AM 74 52 No

7.30:00AM 74 52 No
7:45:00AM 74 52 No 8:00.00
AM 75 52 No
8:15.00 AM 81 52 No
8:30.00AM 75 52 No 8:45:00
AM 75 52 No
900:00
AM 76 52 No

9.15:00
AM 75 52 No

9.30:00AM 76 52 No 9.45.00
AM 77 52 No
1000:00
AM 75 52 No
I0:15:00 AM 76 52 No IO·J0:00
AM 76 52 No
I0.45·00
AM 79 52 No
11:00:00 AM 76 52 No 11:15:00AM 76 52 No 11·30:00
AM 76 52 No
11·45:00
AM 84 52 No
12·00:00 PM 76 52 No 12 15·00 PM 77 52 No 12:30:00 PM 78 52 No 12:45:00 PM 78 52 No 1:00.00 PM 77 52 No 1:15:00 PM 77 52 No
1:30:00 PM 77 52 No
145:00 PM 77 52 No
2:00:00 PM 76 52 No
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Dll \Veekends Elevated Receivers
Time Leq15
Threshold Predicted E:xceedanee (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 77 52 No 2:30:00 PM 77 52 No 2:45:00 PM 76 52 No 3:00:00 PM 77 52 No 3:15:00 PM 76 52 No 3:30:00 PM 76 52 No 3:45:00 PM 76 52 No 4:00:00 PM 80 52 No 4:15:00 PM 76 52 No 4:30:00 PM 76 52 No 4:45:00 PM 80 52 No 5:00:00 PM 77 52 No
5:15:00 PM 76 52 No 5:30:00 PM 76 52 No 5:45:00 PM 80 52 No 6:00:00 PM 76 52 No 6:15:00 PM 77 52 No 6:30:00 PM 77 52 No 6:45:00 PM 75 52 No
7:00:00 PM 78 52 No
7:15:00 PM 77 52 No 7:30:00 PM 78 52 No 7:45:00 PM 78 52 No 8:00:00 PM 78 52 No 8:15:00 PM 78 52 No 8:30:00 PM 77 52 No 8:45:00 PM 77 52 No 9:00:00 PM 80 52 No 9:15:00 PM 77 52 No 9:30:00 PM 76 52 No 9:45:00 PM 78 52 No 10:00.00 PM 76 52 No 10:15·00 PM 78 52 No
10:30:00 PM 77 52 No J0:45:00 PM 76 52 No 11:00:00 PM 75 52 No 11:15:00 PM 74 52 No 11:30:00 PM 78 52 No 11:45:00 PM 79 52 No RDll Weekdavs
Time Leq IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedanee (Yes/No)
12:00.00AM 70 43 No
12:15:00 AM 68 43 No 12:30:00 AM 68 43 No 12:45:00 AM 69 43 No 1:00:00AM 72 43 No 1:15:00 AM 64 43 No 1:30:00AM 69 43 No 1:45:00AM 67 43 No 2:00:00AM 64 43 No 2:15:00 AM 65 43 No
2:30:00AM 73 43 No 2:45.00 AM 70 43 No 3:0000AM 77 43 No 3:15:00 AM 70 43 No 3:30.00 AM 63 43 No 3:45:00 AM 67 43 No 4:00:00AM 64 43 No
4:15:00AM 62 43 No 430:00AM 65 43 No 4:45:00AM 72 43 No 5:00:00AM 67 43 No 5:15:00AM 66 43 No 5:30:00AM 71 43 No 5:45.00AM 72 43 No 6:0000AM 70 43 No 6:15:00 AM 74 43 No 6:30.00AM 73 43 No 6 45:00 AM 72 43 No 7:00:00AM 73 43 No
7:15:00AM 74 43 No
7:30:00AM 73 43 No 7:45:00 AM 74 43 No R:00:00AM 75 43 No 8:15:00 AM 75 43 No 8:30:00AM 76 43 No R:45:00AM 75 43 No 9:00:00AM 76 43 No 9:15:00 AM 76 43 No 9:30:00AM 75 43 No 9-45:00 AM 77 43 No
I0:00:00 AM 77 43 No I0:15:00 AM 76 43 No I0:30:00 AM 76 43 No 10:45:00AM 75 43 No 11:00:00AM 76 43 No
11:15:00 AM 74 43 No
11:30:00AM 75 43 No 11:45:00AM 76 43 No
12:00:00 PM 76 43 No 12:15:00 PM 82 43 No 12:30:00 PM 75 43 No 12:45:00 PM 76 43 No 1:00:00 PM 75 43 No 1:15:00 PM 76 43 No
1:30:00 PM 75 43 No 1:45:00 PM 75 43 No
2:00:00 PM 75 43 No
RDl2 W••kdays
Time LcqlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 15 43 No 2:30:00 PM 15 43 No 2:45:00 PM 74 43 No 3:00:00 PM 15 43 No 3:15:00 PM 15 43 No 3:30:00 PM 74 43 No 3:45:00 PM 75 43 No 4:00.00 PM 76 43 No 4:15:00 PM 74 43 No 4:30:00 PM 75 43 No 4:45:00 PM 79 43 No 5:00:00 PM 76 43 No
5:15:00 PM 74 43 No
5:30.00 PM 76 43 No 5:45:00 PM 75 43 No
6:00:00 PM 15 43 No 6:15:00 PM 14 43 No 6.30:00 PM 74 43 No 6:45:00 PM 76 43 No 7:00.00 PM 74 43 No 7:15:00 PM 73 43 No 7:30:00 PM 72 43 No 7:45:00 PM 72 43 No 8:00:00 PM 71 43 No 8:15:00 PM 72 43 No 8:30:00 PM 72 43 No 8:45:00 PM 71 43 No 9:00:00 PM 72 43 No 9.15:00 PM 72 43 No 9.30:00 PM 74 43 No 9:45:00 PM 71 43 No 10:00:00 PM 74 43 No
10:15:00 PM 73 43 No
10:30:00 PM 72 43 No 10:45:00 PM 69 43 No
11:00:00 PM 71 43 No
11:15:00 PM 71 43 No 11:30:00 PM 69 43 No 11·45:00 PM 69 43 No RDll Elevated Receiver
Time Leq15
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 67 43 No 12:15:00 AM 66 43 No 12:30.00 AM 65 43 No 12:45:00 AM 67 43 No 1:00:00AM 69 43 No 1:15:00AM 61 43 No 1:30:00AM 67 43 No 1:45:00AM 64 43 No 2:00:00AM 62 43 No 2:15:00 AM 62 43 No
2:30:00AM 70 43 No 2:45:00 AM 68 43 No 3:00:00 AM 74 43 No 3:15:00AM 68 43 No 3:30.00AM 61 43 No 3:45:00 AM 65 43 No

4.00.00AM 61 43 No 4:15:00AM 59 43 No 4:30:00AM 63 43 No 4:45:00AM 70 43 No 5:00:00AM 65 43 No 5:15:00 AM 64 43 No 5:30:00 AM 68 43 No 5:45:00AM 69 43 No 6:00:00AM 68 43 No 6:15:00AM 72 43 No 6.30:00AM 70 43 No 6:45:00AM 70 43 No 7:00:00AM 71 43 No 7:15:00 AM 72 43 No 7 30:00 AM 71 43 No 7:45:00AM 72 43 No 8 00:00AM 72 43 No 8·15:00AM 73 43 No 8·30:00AM 74 43 No 8:45:00 AM 73 43 No 9:00:00AM 73 43 No 9:15:00AM 73 43 No 9:30:00AM 72 43 No 9:45.00AM 74 43 No 10:00:00 AM 74 43 No 10:15:00 AM 73 43 No 10·30:00AM 73 43 No ID 45:00 AM 73 43 No 11:00:00AM 73 43 No 11:15:00 AM 72 43 No 11:30:00AM 72 43 No 11:45:00AM 73 43 No 12:00:00 PM 73 43 No 12:15.00 PM 79 43 No 12:30:00 PM 73 43 No 12:45:00 PM 74 43 No 1:00.00 PM 73 43 No 1:15:00PM 74 43 No 1:30.00 PM 73 43 No 145:00 PM 72 43 No

2.00:00 PM 73 43 No
RD12 Elevated Receiver
Time Lcql5 Threshold Predicted Excccdancc (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 72 43 No
2:30:00 PM 73 43 No
2:45 00 PM 72 43 No 3:00.00
PM 73 43 No
3:15:00 PM 72 43 No
3:30:00 PM 72 43 No 3:45:00 PM 73 43 No
4:00:00 PM 74 43 No
4:15:00 PM 72 43 No
4:30:00 PM 73 43 No 4:45:00 PM 76 43 No
5:00:00 PM 74 43 No 5:15:00 PM 72 43 No 5:30:00 PM 73 43 No 5:45:00 PM 73 43 No 6:00:00 PM 72 43 No 6:15:00 PM 72 43 No 6:30:00 PM 72 43 No
6:45:00 PM 73 43 No 7:00:00 PM 71 43 No 7:15:00 PM 70 43 No 7:30:00 PM 69 43 No
7:45:00 PM 70 43 No
8:00:00 PM 69 43 No 8:15:00 PM 69 43 No
R:30:00 PM 69 43 No
8:45:00 PM 68 43 No 9:00:00 PM 69 43 No 9:15:00 PM 70 43 No 9:30:00 PM 71 43 No 9:45:00 PM 68 43 No I0:00.00 PM 72 43 No 10:15:00 PM 70 43 No 10·30:00 PM 70 43 No

10.45:00 PM 67 43 No
11:00:00
PM 69 43 No
11:15:00PM 68 43 No 11:30.00 PM 66 43 No
11·45:00
PM 67 43 No
RDl3 w .. kdavs
Time Leu t S Threshold Predicted Excccdance (YcsfNo)
12:00:00
AM 76 so No
12:15:00
AM 75 so No
12:30.00
AM 74 50 No
12:45:00AM 88 so No
1:00:0DAM 73 so No
1:15:00
AM n so No
1:30:00
AM 87 50 No
1:45:00AM 82 so No
2:00.00
AM 77 50 No
2:15:00
AM 74 50 No
2:30:00AM 74 so No 2:45:00
AM 71 so No
3:00:00AM n so No 3:15:00
AM 72 so No
3:30.0DAM 71 so No
3:45:00
AM 71 so No
4:00:00
AM 72 so No
4:15:00 AM 70 so No 4:30:00AM 73 50 No 4:45:00
AM 75 50 No
5:00.00AM 75 50 No 5:15:DO AM 75 50 No
5:30:00
AM 77 so No
5:45:00
AM 77 so No
6·00:00AM 78 so No 6:15:00
AM 79 so No
6;30:00
AM 84 so No
6·45:00 AM 86 so No 7:00:00AM 84 so No HS:OOAM 84 so No 7:30.00 AM 84 so No
7:45:00AM 82 so No R:00.00AM 84 so No 8:15:00
AM 80 50 No
8:30:00AM 81 50 No 8.45:00
AM RI so No

9.00:00
AM 80 so No

9.15:00
AM 80 so No
9:30:00AM RO so No 9.45:00 AM 79 so No
I0:00:00
AM 83 so No
10:15:00AM 79 so No 10:30.00
AM 79 so No
ID:45:00
AM 79 50 No
11:00:DOAM 79 so No 11:15:00 AM 79 50 No 1130:00
AM 79 so No
11:45:00
AM 79 so No
12:00:00 PM 79 so No
12·15:00 PM 79 so No
12·30:00 PM 78 50 No 12 45:00 PM 78 so No
I 00:00 PM 80 so No
1:15:00 PM 80 50 No
1:30:00 PM 79 so No
1:45:00 PM 79 50 No
2:00:00 PM 81 so No
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Dl3 Weekdavs
Time LcqlS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 78 50 No 2:30:00 PM 78 50 No
2:45:00 PM 79 50 No 3:00:00 PM 78 SD No 3:15:00 PM 79 50 No 3:30.00 PM 79 SD No 3:45:00 PM 78 SD No 4:00:00 PM 79 SD No
4·15:00 PM 85 SD No 4:30:00 PM 78 SD No 4:45:00 PM 80 SD No 5:00·00 PM 79 SD No 5:15:00 PM 78 50 No 5:30 00 PM 77 50 No 5:45:00 PM 77 50 No 6:00:00 PM 78 50 No 6:15:00 PM 78 50 No 6 30:00 PM 77 50 No 6:45:00 PM 78 50 No 7:00:00 PM 78 50 No 7:1500PM 78 50 No 7:30:00 PM 78 SD No 7:45:00 PM RO SD No 8 OD.OD PM 78 SD No 8:15:00 PM 78 SD No R·30:00 PM 7R SD No 8 45:00 PM 78 50 No 9.00:00 PM 78 50 No
9:15:00 PM 7R 50 No 9:30:00 PM 78 50 No 9:45:00 PM 77 50 No ID 00:00 PM RS 50 No 10:15:00 PM 79 50 No 10·30:00 PM 78 SD No ID 45:00 PM 76 50 No l l·00:00 PM 77 50 No 11:15:00PM 77 SD No 11:30:00 PM 75 SD No 11 :45:00 PM 76 50 No
RDJJ
Elevated Receiver
Time Leo IS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00·00AM 75 50 No 12:15:00 AM 74 50 No 12:30:00 AM 73 50 No 12:45:00 AM 87 50 No 1:00:00AM 72 50 No 1:15:00 AM 71 50 No 1:30:00AM 86 50 No 1:45:00AM 81 50 No 2:00:00AM 76 50 No 2:15:00AM 73 50 No 2:30:00 AM 73 50 No 2:45:00 AM 70 50 No 3:00:00 AM 71 50 No 3:15:00AM 71 50 No 3:30.00AM 70 50 No 3:45:00AM 70 50 No 4:00:00AM 71 50 No
4:15:00
AM 70 so No
4:30:00AM 72 50 No 4:45:00 AM 74 so No
5:00:00AM 74 50 No 5:15:00AM 74 50 No 5:30:00AM 76 50 No 5:45:00 AM 76 50 No 6:00:00AM 77 50 No 6:15:00AM 78 50 No 6:30:00AM R3 50 No 6:45:00AM 85 50 No 7:00:00AM 83 50 No 7:15:00AM 83 50 No 7:30:00 AM 83 so No 7:45:00 AM 81 so No R:00:00AM 84 50 No 8:15:00 AM 80 50 No 8·30:00AM 80 50 No 845:00AM RO 50 No 9 00:00 AM 79 50 No 9:15:00 AM 79 50 No 9.30:00AM 79 50 No 9.45.00 AM 78 50 No 10:00:00 AM 82 50 No 10:15:00 AM 78 50 No 10:30:00 AM 78 so No 10:45:00AM 78 so No 11:00:00AM 78 50 No 11:15:00AM 78 50 No II 30:00 AM 78 50 No 11:45:00AM 78 50 No 12:00:00 PM 78 50 No 12:15:00 PM 78 50 No 12:30:00 PM 77 50 No 12:45:00 PM 78 50 No 1:00 00 PM 79 50 No 1:15:00 PM 79 50 No 1:30.00 PM 78 50 No 1:45:00 PM 78 50 No
2:00:00 PM 80 50 No
RDl3 Elevated Receiver
Time L<o 15
Threshold Predkled E1crcdance (Yn/No)
2:IS:00 PM 77 50 No 2:30:00 PM 77 so No NS:OOPM 78 50 No 3:00:00 PM 77 so No 3:15:00 PM 78 so No
3:30:00 PM 78 so No
3:45:00 PM 77 so No 4:00:00 PM 78 50 No 4:IS:00 PM 84 50 No 4:30:00 PM 77 50 No 4:45:00 PM 79 50 No
5:00:00 PM 78 50 No
5:15:00 PM 77 50 No 5:30.00 PM 77 50 No 5:45:00 PM 76 50 No 6:00:00 PM 77 50 No 6:15:00 PM 77 50 No 6:30:00 PM 76 50 No 6:45:00 PM 77 so No 7:00:00 PM 77 50 No 7:15:00 PM 77 so No 7:30:00 PM 77 50 No 7.45:00 PM 79 50 No 8:00 00 PM 77 so No 8:15:00 PM 77 so No 8:30:00 PM 77 50 No 8:45:00 PM 77 50 No

9.00:00 PM 77 so No

9.IS:00 PM 78 50 No
9:30:00 PM 77 50 No 9:45:00 PM 76 50 No
10 00:00 PM 85 so No
101500PM 78 so No 10:30:00 PM 77 50 No
10:45:00 PM 75 50 No
11:00:00 PM 76 50 No 11:15:00 PM 76 50 No 11:30 00 PM 75 so No 11:45:00 PM 75 50 No RDIJ Elevated Receiver-Weekends
Time LeqlS Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 76 50 No 12:15:00AM 75 50 No
12:30:00AM 77 50 No 12:45:00 AM 75 50 No
1:00.00AM 75 50 No 1:15:00AM 75 50 No 1:30:00AM 76 50 No 1:45:00
AM 75 so No
2:00:00AM 72 so No 2:15.00AM 81 so No
2:30.00AM 71 50 No 2:45:00AM 70 so No 3:00:00AM 73 so No 3:15:00 AM 73 50 No 3:30:00AM 74 50 No 3:45:00AM 72 50 No
4:00.00AM 73 50 No 4:15:00 AM 73 50 No
4:30:00AM 73 50 No 4:45:00AM 75 50 No
5:00:00AM 74 50 No
5:15:00AM 75 so No 5:30.00AM 74 so No 5:45:00 AM 75 so No 6:00:00
AM 75 so No
6:15:00AM 75 so No 6:30:00 AM 76 50 No
6:45:00AM 77 50 No 7:00:00AM 76 so No 7:15:00AM 77 50 No 7:30.00AM 74 50 No 7.45:00 AM 75 50 No
8·00:00AM 75 so No R:15:00 AM 75 so No 8:30:00 AM 76 so No 8:45:00AM 76 so No 9:00:00AM 76 so No 9:15:00 AM 75 so No
9:30:00 AM 77 50 No 9.45:00AM 76 so No
10:00:00AM 77 50 No 10:15:00AM 76 50 No
I0:30:00 AM 76 50 No 10:45:00AM 76 50 No 11:00:00AM 76 50 No 11:15:00AM 79 so No 11:30:00AM 78 so No 11:45:00AM 78 so No 12:00:00 PM 78 so No 12:15:00 PM 75 so No
12:30:00 PM 77 50 No 12:45:00 PM 76 50 No
1:00:00 PM 77 50 No
1:15:00 PM 85 50 No 1:30:00 PM 87 50 No 1:45:00 PM 81 50 No 2 00:00 PM 78 50 No
RD 13
Elevated Receiver - Weekends
Time Lea IS
Threshold Predicted Excccdance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 77 so No 2:30:00 PM 78 so No
2:45:00 PM 77 so No 3:00:00 PM 76 so No 3:15:00 PM 76 so No 3:30:00 PM 78 50 No 3:45:00 PM 77 so No 4:00:00 PM 76 50 No 4:15:00 PM 76 50 No 4:30:00 PM 76 so No 4:45:00 PM 76 so No 5:00:00 PM 81 so No
5:15:00 PM 78 so No 5:30:00 PM 76 so No 5:45:00 PM 75 so No 6:00:00 PM 76 so No 6:15:00 PM 76 so No 6:30:00 PM 76 so No 6:45:00 PM 76 so No 7:00:00 PM 77 so No 7:15:00 PM 78 50 No 7:30:00 PM 77 50 No 7:45:00 PM 83 50 No 8:00:00 PM 80 50 No 8:15:00 PM 78 50 No

8.30:00 PM 78 so No 8:45:00 PM 79 so No
9:00:00 PM 78 so No 9:15:00 PM 79 so No 9·30:00 PM 77 so No 9:45:00 PM 77 so No 10:00:00 PM 77 so No 10:15:00 PM 81 so No 10:30:00 PM 76 so No 10:45:00 PM 77 50 No 11:00:00 PM 77 50 No 11:15:00 PM 78 so No 11:30:00 PM 82 so No 11:45:00 PM 76 so No R
D14 Elevated Receiver
Time Leq15
Threshold Predicted Exceedanee (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 70 57 No 12:15:00 AM 70 57 No 12:30:00AM 67 57 No 12:45:00AM 79 57 No
1:00:00AM 67 57 No 1:15:00 AM 65 57 No
1:30:00AM 77 57 No 1:45:00AM 74 57 No
2:00:00AM 64 57 No
2:15:00 AM 65 57 No 2:30:00AM 66 57 No 2:45:00AM 66 57 No 3:00:00 AM 70 57 No 3:15:00AM 67 57 No 3:30:00AM 64 57 No 3:45:00
AM 64 57 No
4:00:00 AM 65 57 No 4:15:00AM 65 57 No
4:30:00AM 68 57 No 4:45:00AM 69 57 No 5:00:00AM 69 57 No 5:15:00AM 72 57 No 5:30:00 AM 71 57 No 5:45:00AM 72 57 No 6:00:00AM 72 57 No 6:15:00AM 72 57 No 6:30:00AM 74 57 No 6:45:00AM 75 57 No 7:00:00AM 73 57 No 7:15:00AM 74 57 No 7:30:00 AM 76 57 No 7:45:00AM 75 57 No 8:00:00AM 75 57 No 8:15:00 AM 74 57 No 8:30:00AM 75 57 No 8:45:00 AM 76 57 No 9:00:00AM 75 57 No 9:15:00 AM 76 57 No 9:30:00
AM 75 57 No
9:45:00AM 74 57 No
10:00:00AM 78 57 No 10:15:00 AM 74 57 No
I0:30:00 AM 73 57 No 10:45:00AM 75 57 No 11:00:00
AM 73 57 No
11:15:00AM 73 57 No 11:30:00 AM 73 57 No 11:45:00AM 74 57 No 12:00:00 PM 76 57 No 12:15:00 PM 74 57 No 12:30:00 PM 73 57 No 12:45:00 PM 72 57 No
1:00:00 PM 74 57 No 1:15:00 PM 74 57 No
1:30:00 PM 73 57 No 1:45:00 PM 73 57 No
2:00:00 PM 74 57 No 2:15:00 PM 73 57 No
2:30:00 PM 74 57 No
R
014 Elevated Receiver
Time LNI 15
Threshold Prcdlcled E:a:cted:aace (Yes/No)
2:45:00 PM 76 57 No 3:00:00 PM 74 57 No 3:15:00 PM 73 57 No 3:30:00PM 74 57 No 3:45:00 PM 74 57 No 400:00
PM 74 57 No
4:15:00 PM 73 57 No 4:30:00 PM 73 57 No 4:45:00 PM 73 57 No 5:00:00 PM 73 57 No 5:15:00 PM 74 57 No 5:30:00 PM 73 57 No 5:45:00 PM 73 57 No 6:00:00
PM 74 57 No
6:15:00 PM 71 57 No
6·30:00 PM 71 57 No 6:45:00 PM 71 57 No
7:00:00 PM 73 57 No
7:15:00 PM 73 57 No 7-30:00
PM 72 57 No

7.45:00 PM 72 57 No
8:00:00 PM 72 57 No 8:15:00
PM 72 57 No
8:30:00 PM 72 57 No 8:45:00 PM 71 57 No 9.00:00
PM 71 57 No

9.15:00 PM 72 57 No
9:30:00 PM 73 57 No

9.45:00 PM 70 57 No
10 00:00 PM 79 57 No

10.15:00 PM 71 57 No
I0:30:00 PM 76 57 No 10:45:00 PM 70 51 No 11·00:00 PM 70 57 No 11:15:00 PM 70 51 No 11·30:00 PM 69 51 No 11:45:00 PM 69 57 No
RDl4 Elevated Receiver- \Veekend
Time LeotS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (YeslNo)
12:00:00AM 6R 57 No 12:15:00 AM 69 57 No 12:30:00 AM 68 57 . No 12:45:00AM 66 57 No 1:00:00AM 66 57 No 1:15:00 AM 66 57 No 1:30:00AM 66 57 No 1:45:00AM 65 57 No
2:00.00AM 64 57 No 2:15:00 AM 68 57 No 2:30:00 AM 64 57 No 2:45:00AM 66 57 No 3:00:00AM 67 57 No 3:15:00 AM 66 57 No 3:30:00 AM 66 57 No 3:45:00AM 63 57 No
4:00.00AM 62 57 No 4:15:00 AM 62 57 No 4:30:00AM 63 57 No 4-45:00AM 65 57 No 5 00:00AM 61 57 No 5:15:00 AM 60 57 No 5:30:00AM 64 57 No 5:45.00AM 64 57 No 6:00:00AM 62 57 No 6:15:00 AM 65 57 No 6:30:00AM 66 57 No 6:45:00AM 66 57 No 700:00AM 6R 57 No 7:15:00AM 67 57 No 7:30:00
AM 68 57 No
7:45:00AM 6R 57 No 8:00.00AM 68 57 No
8:15:00AM 69 57 No R:30.00AM 6R 57 No 8:45:00 AM 69 57 No 9:00:00AM 70 57 No 9:15:00AM 69 57 No 9:30:00 AM 69 57 No 9:45:00AM 71 57 No I0:00.00 AM 69 57 No
I0:15:00 AM 70 57 No I0:30:00 AM 69 57 No I0:45:00AM 70 57 No 11:00:00AM 69 57 No 11:15:00 AM 69 57 No 11:30:00AM 70 57 No 11:45:00 AM 74 57 No
12:00:00 PM 70 57 No 12:15:00 PM 70 57 No 12:30:00 PM 71 57 No 12:45:00 PM 71 57 No 1:00:00PM 71 57 No 1:15:00 PM 70 57 No 1:30:00 PM 69 57 No 1:45:00 PM 70 57 No 2:00:00 PM 70 57 No 2:15:00 PM 71 57 No 2:30:00 PM 70 57 No RDl4 Elevated Receiver-\Veekend
Time LeolS
Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:45:00 PM 71 57 No 3:00:00 PM 72 51 No 3:15:00 PM 69 51 No 3:30:00 PM 69 51 No 3:45 00 PM 69 57 No
4:00.00 PM 74 57 No 4:15:00 PM 69 57 No 4:30:00 PM 70 57 No 4:45:00 PM 73 57 No
5:00:00 PM 70 57 No 5:15:00 PM 69 57 No
5:30 00 PM 70 57 No 5:45:00 PM 71 57 No 6:00.00 PM 69 51 No 6·15:00 PM 70 51 No 6:30:00 PM 69 57 No 6:45:00 PM 70 57 No 7·00:00 PM 71 57 No 7:15:00 PM 72 57 No 7:30.00 PM 71 57 No 7-45:00 PM 71 57 No 8 00:00 PM 71 57 No 8·15:00 PM 71 57 No 8:30:00 PM 71 57 No 8:45:00 PM 71 57 No
9:00:00 PM 71 51 No 9:15.00 PM 70 51 No 9:30:00 PM 70 57 No 9:45:00 PM 71 57 No

10.00:00 PM 69 57 No 10:15:00 PM 70 57 No 10:30:00 PM 70 57 No 10:45:00 PM 69 57 No 11:00:00
PM 69 57 No
11:15:00 PM 70 57 No 11:30:00 PM 69 57 No 11:45:00 PM 72 57 No ROIS \Veekdays
Time LeolS
Threshold Predicled Exceedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00AM 63 58 No 12:15:00 AM 63 58 No
12:30:00 AM 63 58 No 12:45:00AM 76 58 No
1:00:00AM 75 58 No 1:15:00AM 61 58 No 1:30:00AM 74 58 No 1:45:00AM 69 58 No 2:00.00AM 61 58 No 2:15:00 AM 61 58 No 2:30:00 AM 64 58 No 2-45:00AM 64 58 No 3:00:00AM 64 58 No 3:15:00 AM 62 58 No 3:30:00 AM 64 58 No 3:45:00AM 61 58 No 4:00.00AM 61 58 No
4:15:00 AM 62 58 No 4:30:00AM 63 58 No 4.45:00 AM 64 SR No 5:00:00AM 69 58 No 5:15:00 AM 63 58 No 5:30:00AM 65 SR No 5:45:00AM 64 58 No 6:00:00AM 68 58 No 6:15:00AM 71 SR No 6 30:00AM 78 58 No 6 45:00 AM 75 58 No 7:00:00AM 71 SR No 7:15.00AM 76 58 No 7:30 OOAM 71 58 No 7:45:00AM 72 SR No 8:00:00 AM 72 58 No 8:15:00AM 74 58 No R:30:00AM 75 SR No 8 45:00 AM 74 58 No

9.00.00AM 74 58 No 9:15:00AM 76 SR No
9:30.00 AM 76 58 No 9:45:00 AM 76 58 No
10 00:00AM 75 SR No
10 15:00 AM 72 58 No
I0:30:00AM 70 58 No I0:45:00AM 73 58 No 11:00:00AM 72 58 No 11:15:00 AM 76 58 No 11:30:00AM 71 58 No 11:45:00 AM 74 58 No 12·00:00 PM 73 58 No 12:15:00 PM 68 58 No 12:30:00 PM 71 58 No 12:45:00 PM 75 58 No
1:00.00PM 78 58 No 1:15:00 PM 78 58 No 1:30:00 PM 75 58 No

1.45:00 PM 73 58 No
R
Dl5 Weekdays
Time Leql5 Threshold Predicted Excccdance (Yes/No)
2:00:00 PM 76 58 No 2:15:00 PM 74 58 No 2:30:00 PM 76 58 No 2:45:00 PM 75 58 No 3:00:00 PM 75 58 No 3:15:00 PM 75 58 No 3:30.00 PM 74 58 No 3:45:00 PM 74 58 No 4:00:00 PM 73 58 No 4:15:00 PM 82 58 No 4:30:00 PM 74 58 No 4:45:00 PM 77 58 No
5 00:00 PM 69 58 No 5:15:00 PM 68 58 No 5:30:00 PM 67 58 No 5.45:00 PM 68 58 No 6 00:00 PM 70 58 No 6·15:00 PM 66 58 No 6 30:00 PM 66 58 No 6:45:00 PM 72 58 No 7:00:00 PM 68 58 No 7:15:00 PM 67 58 No 7:30 00 PM 66 58 No 7:45:00 PM 67 58 No 8:00:00 PM 66 58 No 8:15:00 PM 65 58 No 8:30:00 PM 66 58 No 8:45:00 PM 68 58 No 9:00:00 PM 68 58 No 9:15:00 PM 71 58 No 9:30:00 PM 67 58 No 9.45:00 PM 74 58 No 10:00:00 PM 82 58 No 10:15:00 PM 78 58 No 10:30:00 PM 72 58 No 10:45:00 PM 67 58 No 11:00:00 PM 65 58 No 11:15:00 PM 65 58 No 11:30:00 PM 68 58 No 11:45:00 PM 66 58 No
ROIS Elevated Receivers
Time Lea IS Threshold Predicted Exceedanee (Yes/No)
12:00.00
AM 65 59 No
12:15:0-0
AM 65 59 No
12·30:0-0
AM 64 59 No
12:45:00AM 78 59 No
1:00:00AM 77 59 No 1:15:00
AM 63 59 No
1·30:00AM 75 59 No 1:45:00AM 71 59 No

2.00:00
AM 63 59 No
2:15:00
AM 63 59 No
2:30:00AM 66 59 No 2·45:00 AM 65 59 No
3•00:00
AM 65 59 No
3:15:00AM 63 59 No
3:30:00
AM 66 59 No
3:45:00
AM 63 59 No

4.00:00AM 63 59 No
4:15:00
AM 63 59 No
4:30:00 AM 64 59 No
4:45:00
AM 66 59 No
5:00:00
AM 71 59 No
5:15:00 AM 65 59 No 5:30:00
AM 67 59 No
5:45:00
AM 66 59 No
6:00.00AM 70 59 No 6:15:00
AM 72 59 No
6·30:00AM 80 59 No 6 45:00 AM 76 59 No 7:00:00
AM 72 59 No
7:15:00
AM 77 59 No
7:30.00AM 72 59 No
7:45:00 AM 74 59 No
8:0-0:00
AM 74 59 No
8:15:00 AM 75 59 No 8:30:00
AM 77 59 No
8:45:00AM 76 59 No
9:00:00 AM 75 59 No 9:15:00
AM 77 59 No
9:30:00AM 77 59 No 9:45:00
AM 78 59 No
10:00:00 AM 76 59 No 10:15:00AM 74 59 No 10:30:00
AM 71 59 No
10:45:00
AM 74 59 No
11:00.00 AM 74 59 No 11:15:00AM 78 59 No 11:30:00
AM 73 59 No
11:45:00AM 76 59 No
12:00:00 PM 74 59 No
12:15:00 PM 70 59 No
12:30:00 PM 72 59 No 12:45:00 PM 77 59 No
1:0-0:00 PM 80 59 No 1:15:00 PM 80 59 No 1:30:00 PM 77 59 No 1·45:00 PM 75 59 No 2·0-0:00 PM 77 59 No
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D15 Elevated Receh·ers
Time LI'OlS Thresbold Prcd
ktcd Excccdance (Yrs/No)
2:15:00 PM 75 59 No 2:30:00 PM 77 59 No 2:45·00 PM 77 59 No 3:00.00 PM 76 59 No 3:15:00 PM 76 59 No 3:30·00 PM 76 59 No 3:45:00 PM 76 59 No 4:00:00 PM 75 59 No
4:15:00 PM 84 59 No
4:30:00 PM 75 59 No 4:45:00 PM 78 59 No

5.00:00 PM 70 59 No 5:15:00 PM 70 59 No 5:30:00 PM 69 59 No 5:45:00 PM 70 59 No 6:00:00 PM 71 59 No 6:15:00 PM 68 59 No
6:30:00 PM 67 59 No 6:45:00 PM 74 59 No 7:00.00
PM 69 59 No
7:15:00 PM 68 59 No 7:30:00 PM 67 59 No 7:45:00 PM 68 59 No 8:00:00 PM 68 59 No 8:15:00 PM 67 59 No 8:30.00 PM 68 59 No 8:45:00 PM 69 59 No 9:00:00 PM 70 59 No
9:15:00 PM 72 59 No
9:30:00 PM 69 59 No 9:45:00 PM 76 59 No
10 00:00 PM 83 59 No 10 15:00 PM 79 59 No
10:30·00 PM 74 59 No
10:45:00 PM 68 59 No 11:00.00 PM 67 59 No
11:15:00 PM 67 59 No
11:30:00
PM 69 59 No
11:45:00 PM 67 59 No
ROIS Elevated Reeelvers -weekenc
Time LtqlS ThrCJhold Predicted Eseeedaeee (Yes/No)
I Hl0:00
AM 71 59 No
12-15:00AM 70 59 No 12:30:00
AM 70 59 No
12'45:00
AM 71 59 No
1:00.00
AM 70 59 No
1:15:00AM 71 59 No I ·J0:00
AM 70 59 No
1:45:00
AM 70 59 No
2:00:00AM 68 59 No 2:15:00 AM 70 59 No

2.30.00 AM 68 59 No
2:45:00AM 68 59 No 3:00:00 AM 69 59 No
l.15:00
AM 70 59 No
J:30:00
AM 70 59 No
3:45:00 AM 70 59 No
4:00.00
AM 70 59 No
4:15:00
AM 70 59 No
4·30:00AM 79 59 No 4.45:00
AM 89 59 No
5:00:00
AM 77 59 No

5.15:00AM 71 59 No 5:30:00 AM 69 59 No 5'45:00
AM 69 59 No
6 00:00
AM 70 59 No
6 15:00AM 70 59 No 6:30:00
AM 70 59 No
6:45:00AM 74 59 No 1,00·00 AM 75 59 No 7:15:00AM 74 59 No 7:30:00 AM 72 59 No
7:45:00
AM 69 59 No
8:00:00 AM 70 59 No R:15:00
AM 69 59 No
8:30.00
AM 70 59 No
8:45:00AM 69 59 No 9.00:00AM 69 59 No
9 15:00
AM 69 59 No

9.30:00
AM 70 59 No
9:45:00AM 70 59 No
10:00.00
AM 69 59 No
l0:15:00
AM 69 59 No
10:30:00
AM 70 59 No
I 0:45:00
AM 70 59 No
11 :00:00
AM 70 59 No
11:15:00AM 71 59 No 11:30.00 AM 72 59 No
l l :45:00
AM 66 59 No
12:00:00 PM 68 59 No 12:15:00 PM 65 59 No 12:30:00 PM 64 59 No 12:45:00 PM 64 59 No l:00.00 PM 68 59 No l:15:00 PM 69 59 No
1·30:00 PM 76 59 No
l:45:00 PM 67 59 No
2:00:00 PM 65 59 No
2:15:00 PM 65 59 No
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OIS Elevated Receivers -\Veekend 59
Time Leu IS
Threshold 59 E:xcccdancc (Yes/No)
2:30:00 PM 65 59 No N5:00PM 74 59 No
3:00:00 PM 65 59 No 3:15:00 PM 66 59 No 3:30.00 PM 69 59 No J-45:00 PM 68 59 No 4:00:00 PM 69 59 No 4:15:00 PM 70 59 No
4:30:00 PM 70 59 No 4:45:00 PM 70 59 No
5:00:00 PM 74 59 No
5:15:00 PM 69 59 No 5:30:00 PM 70 59 No 5:45:00 PM 70 59 No 6 00:00 PM 69 59 No 6:15:00 PM 69 59 No 6 30:00 PM 69 59 No 6 45:00 PM 70 59 No 7:00:00 PM 71 59 No 7:15:00 PM 71 59 No 7:30:00 PM 73 59 No 7:45:00 PM 76 59 No 8 00:00 PM 72 59 No 8:15:00 PM 78 59 No 8:30:00 PM 71 59 No 8-45:00 PM 71 59 No 9.00:00 PM 71 59 No
9:15:00 PM 72 59 No 9.30.00 PM 71 59 No 9:45.00 PM 71 59 No

10.00:00 PM 71 59 No 10:15:00 PM 71 59 No

10.30:00 PM 71 59 No 10:45:00 PM 72 59 No 11:00:00 PM 71 59 No 11:15 00 PM 72 59 No 11:30 00 PM 74 59 No 11:45:00 PM 71 59 No
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D16 \Vcekdays
Time Leo IS
Thees
held Prcd
ktcd Eseeedsnee (Yes/No)
12:00:00 AM 71 57 No 12:15:00AM 72 57 No 12:30:00AM 68 57 No 12:45:00 AM 70 57 No
1:00:00
AM 69 57 No
1:15:00AM 65 57 No 1:30:00
AM 66 S7 No
1:45:00
AM 66 57 No
2:00:00AM 72 57 No 2:15:00 AM 69 57 No 2:30:00
AM 71 57 No
2:45:00AM 62 57 No 3:00:00AM 70 57 No 3:15:00
AM 63 57 No
3:30:00
AM 62 57 No
3:45:00 AM 70 57 No
4:00:00
AM 64 57 No
4:15:00
AM 67 57 No
4:30:00AM 67 S7 No 4:45:00 AM 68 57 No
5:00:00
AM 71 S7 No
5:15:00
AM 72 S1 No
5:30:00AM 73 57 No
S:45:00
AM 71 S7 No
6:00:00
AM 74 57 No
6:15:00AM 76 51 No 6:30:00
AM 78 S1 No
6:45:00
AM 75 57 No

7.00:00AM 76 57 No
7:15:00 AM 81 51 No 7:30:00
AM 76 51 No
7:45.00
AM 76 51 No
8:00.00 AM 77 S7 No 8:IS:00
AM 75 S1 No
8:30:00
AM 74 57 No
8:45:00AM 80 57 No 9:00:00AM 76 57 No 9:15:00
AM 79 57 No
9:30:00
AM 76 57 No
9:45:00
AM 75 57 No

10.00:00
AM 77 57 No
10:15:00
AM 75 57 No
10:30:00AM 75 57 No I0:45:00
AM 75 57 No
11:00:00
AM 76 57 No
11:15:00 AM 76 57 No 11:30:00AM 75 51 No
11:45:00
AM 76 57 No
12:00:00 PM 76 57 No 12:15:00 PM 76 57 No 12·30:00 PM 76 51 No 12:45:00 PM 77 57 No 1:00:00 PM 76 57 No 1·15:00
PM 76 57 No
1:30:00 PM 74 51 No 1:45:00 PM 77 51 No
2:00.00 PM 74 51 No 2:15:00 PM 75 57 No
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Dl6 \Veekdays
Time LcalS Threshold Prcdiclcd Excccdancc (Yes/No)
2:30:00 PM 74 57 No 2:45:00 PM 75 57 No 3:00.00 PM 78 57 No 3:15:00 PM 75 57 No 3:30:00 PM 75 57 No 3:45:00 PM 75 57 No 4:00:00 PM 77 57 No 4:15:00 PM 76 57 No 4:30:00 PM 74 57 No 4:45:00 PM 76 57 No
5:00:00 PM 74 57 No 5:15:00 PM 76 57 No 5:30:00 PM 76 57 No 5:45.00 PM 76 57 No 6:00.00 PM 77 57 No 6:15:00 PM 75 57 No 6:30.00 PM 83 57 No 6:45:00 PM 78 57 No 7:00:00 PM 75 57 No 7:15:00 PM 74 57 No 7:30:00 PM 76 57 No 7:45:00 PM 77 57 No
R:00:00 PM R4 57 No
8:15:00 PM 75 57 No 8:30:00 PM 76 57 No R:45:00 PM 76 57 No 9:00:00 PM 75 57 No 9:15:00 PM 75 57 No 9:30.00 PM 75 57 No 9:45:00 PM 80 57 No I0:00:00 PM 74 57 No 10:15:00 PM 75 57 No 10:30:00 PM 76 57 No 10:45:00 PM 74 57 No 11·00:00 PM 71 57 No 11:15:00 PM 73 57 No 11:30:00 PM 70 57 No 11:45:00 PM 76 57 No RD16 \Veekrnds
Time Leql5
Threshold Predicted Eseeedance (Yes/No)
12:00:00
AM 70 57 No
12:15:00AM 73 57 No 12:30:00
AM 73 51 No
12:45:00
AM 71 51 No
1:00:00AM 68 57 No 1:15:00
AM 69 57 No
1:30.00
AM 77 57 No
1:45:00AM 67 57 No
2:00:00
AM 74 57 No
2:15:00
AM 80 57 No
2:30:00AM 72 51 No 2:45:00
AM 72 57 No
3:00:00AM 77 57 No
3:15:00AM 77 51 No 3:30:00
AM 73 57 No
3:45:00
AM 68 51 No
4:00:00AM 75 57 No
4:15:00
AM 71 57 No
4:30:00AM 72 57 No
4:45:00AM 72 57 No
5:00:00
AM 62 57 No
5:15:00AM 64 57 No 5:30:00 AM 66 57 No
5:45:00
AM 68 57 No
6:00:00AM 64 57 No 6:15:00
AM 74 57 No
6:30:00
AM 68 57 No
6:45:00 AM 69 57 No 7:00:00
AM 68 57 No
7:15:00
AM 69 57 No
7:30:00 AM 70 57 No 7:45:00
AM 69 57 No
8:00:00AM 73 57 No 8:15:00 AM 69 57 No 8·30:00
AM 72 57 No
R:45:00AM 71 57 No
9:00:00AM 71 57 No 9:15:00
AM 71 57 No
9:30:00AM 72 57 No

9.45:00
AM 73 51 No
10:00:00
AM 73 57 No
10:15:00 AM 75 57 No 10:30:00
AM 74 51 No
I0:45:00
AM 75 57 No
11:00:00AM 71 57 No 11:15:00
AM 71 57 No
11:30:00
AM 72 57 No
11:45:00AM 74 57 No
12:00:00 PM 74 57 No
12:15:00 PM 72 57 No
12:30:00 PM 73 57 No 1245:00 PM 75 57 No
I 00:00 PM 74 57 No 1:15:00 PM 74 57 No 1:30:00 PM 74 51 No 1:45:00 PM 74 57 No 2:00:00 PM 75 57 No
R
Ol6 \Veekends
Time Leol5 Threshold Predicted Exceedance (Yes/No)
2:15:00 PM 74 57 No 2:30:00 PM 73 57 No 2:45:00 PM 72 57 No 3:00:00 PM 74 57 No 3:15:00 PM 73 57 No 3:30:00 PM 72 57 No 3:45:00 PM 72 57 No 4:00:00 PM 75 57 No 4:15:00 PM 75 57 No 4:30:00 PM 73 57 No 4:45:00 PM 74 57 No 5:00:00 PM 73 57 No 5:15:00 PM 74 57 No 5:30:00 PM 73 57 No 5:45:00 PM 73 57 No 6:00:00 PM 71 57 No 6:15:00 PM 73 57 No 6:30:00 PM 72 57 No 6:45:00 PM 75 57 No 7:00:00 PM 74 57 No 7:15:00 PM 74 57 No 7:30:00 PM 75 57 No 7:45:00 PM 74 57 No 8:00:00 PM 74 57 No 8:15:00 PM 75 57 No 8:30:00 PM 75 57 No 8:45:00 PM 76 57 No 9:00:00 PM 75 57 No 9:15:00 PM 76 57 No 9:30:00 PM 75 57 No 9:45:00 PM 75 57 No 10 00:00 PM 77 57 No I0:15:00 PM 76 57 No 10·30:00 PM 73 57 No 10.45:00 PM 75 57 No 11 00:00 PM 73 57 No 11:15:00 PM 75 57 No IUO:OOPM 72 57 No 1145:00 PM 73 57 No Attachment 2
Cut and Cover Option
Item No. Description Item Bid Estimate
$ 52,602,000
1 EXCAVATION AND SUPPORT $ 25,975,000
2 STATION - PERMANENT STRUCTURE $ 22,716,000
3 TUNNEL - PERMANENT STRUCTURE $ 3,384,000
5 SITE RESTORATION $ 527,000
$ 5,500,000
6 UTILITY RELOCATIONS $ 3,000,000
7 TRAFFIC DIVERSIONS $ 2,500,000
$ 2,250,000
8 GEOTECHNICAL INSTRUMENTATION AND MONITORING $ 250,000 9 DEWATERING $ 2,000,000
$ 2,200,000
10 PLUMBING, FIRE PROTECTION, ELECTRICAL, VENTILATION, AND ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT ROOM $ 2,200,000 $ 4,250,000
11 ESCALATORS $ 1,300,000
12 ELEVATORS $ 900,000
13 FARE GATES $ 400,000
14 SIGNAGE $ 150,000
15 ARCHITECTURAL FINISH WORK $ 1,500,000
16 PUBLIC ARTWORK $ -
$ 1,800,000
17 PLAZA AND STREET RESTORATION $ 700,000
18 CANOPY $ 1,100,000
$ 68,602,000
19 MOBILIZATION/DEMOBILIZATION @5% $ 3,431,000
20 BOND & INSURANCE @1% $ 721,000
21 CONTINGENCY @40% $ 29,102,000
$ 101,856,000
22 ESCALATION (4% YEARLY, UNTIL 2025) $ 8,312,000
$ 110,168,000
$ 24,061,440
23 FINAL DESIGN $ 9,000,000
24 DESIGN SUPPORT DURING CONSTRUCTION $ 5,000,000
25 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (8% OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS) $ 8,813,440 26 CLIENT COSTS (3 FTEs FOR 4 YEARS @ $200/HR) $ 1,248,000 $ 134,229,440

PLAZA CONSTRUCTION

METRO BEVERLY HILLS NORTH PORTAL - CUT & COVER OPTION

CIVIL WORKS

TEMPORARY WORKS
MEP

ARCHITECTURAL FINISHES

BASE BID ESTIMATE
UNOFFICIAL TOTAL BID ESTIMATE (2023 $)
UNOFFICIAL TOTAL BID ESTIMATE (2025 $)

OTHER PROJECT RELATED ESTIMATED COSTS

TOTAL PROJECT RELATED ESTIMATED COSTS
Attachment 3
North Portal Project – Expended Cost Summary
The costs below are rounded to the nearest thousand.

City of Beverly Hills
Description Approximate Costs
City Staff $ 142,000
Environmental Impact Report (EIR) services $ 919,000
Design services $ 1,390,000
Other (economic analysis, outreach, etc.) $ 180,000
Total $ 2,631,000
LA Metro
Description Approximate Costs
Metro Staff $ 53,000
Consultant Support for Interface Only $ 196,000
Change Final Design of Interface $ 1,000,000
Change for Construction of Interface $ 6,490,000
Total $ 7,739,000
Total approximate expenditures to date: $10,370,000.

Beverly Hills City CouncilMay 7, 2024

Beverly Hills City Council
May 7, 2024