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COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) FOR Parks and Recreation Department

Commercial and/or Educational Boat Tours From Alviso Marina County Park

BID NUMBER: RFI-PRK-FY16-0170

ISSUE DATE: April 5, 2016

PROPOSALS DUE: May 4, 2016 3:00pm

SUBMIT TO:

Parks and Recreation Department 298 Garden Hill Dr.

Los Gatos, CA 95032

RFI POINT OF CONTACT: Procurement Lead: Sandie Day Parks and Recreation Department

Telephone: 408-355-2238 Email: sandie.day@prk.sccgov.org

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Table of Contents

Section Page I. Introduction

A. Invitation B. Background C. Santa Clara County At a Glance

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II. Project Description A. Project Background B. Educational Tours C. Commercial Tours

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III. Timeline A. Schedule of Events B. Point of Contact C. Explanation of Events

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IV. Response Preparation and Submission 8

ATTACHMENTS The Attachments listed below are for reference only and are not required to be submitted with the proposal.

Attachment A. Conditions Governing the Procurement Attachment B. Brochure – Alviso Marina County Park Boat Tours Attachment C. Tidal Charts for Gold Street – Alviso Marina

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I. INTRODUCTION A. INVITATION The County of Santa Clara (“County”) is seeking information from qualified firms / consultants / organizations to provide boat tours of the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge departing from Alviso Marina County Park. The County is interested in both educational tours for school groups and commercial boat tours for pleasure, interpretation, transportation, sport, or education available to the general public on either a scheduled or chartered basis. The mission of Santa Clara County Parks is to provide, protect and preserve regional parklands for the enjoyment, education and inspiration of this and future generations. This RFI may or may not result in the issuance of a formal RFP for services. The information obtained in the RFI will be used to determine the feasibility and options available to the County to determine a scope of work for a formal RFP. The County may elect to issue a formal RFP based on the information received from a single Responder, a combination of information received from multiple Responders, or it may not elect to issue a formal RFP at this time. Based on the information received, the County may elect to proceed with a Sole/Single Source recommendation to the Board of Supervisors if it is clear that only one Responder is capable of providing the services described herein. B. BACKGROUND About Alviso First known to the Ohlone Indians, the lands of the Alviso Marina County Park reflect the area’s historic past. In 1838, under Mexican rule the Rancho Rincon de los Esteros was granted to Ygnacio Alviso. He provided a dock that became the gateway for boats trading hides, tallow, hay, grain, produce, lumber, and quicksilver from the New Almaden Mines. Later in 1849 the area was surveyed and the Port of Alviso soon exhibited a brisk commerce including travelers principally bound for San Francisco and Sacramento. The decline of the port began in 1864 with the completion of the San Francisco & San Jose Railroad that bypassed Alviso. In 1871 the narrow gauge South Pacific Coast Railroad reached Alviso but did not lead to the area’s recovery as hydraulic mining conducted in the Sierra foothills resulted in siltation infill of the lower San Francisco Bay. In 1890 flooding of the town doomed a sales promotion of residential lots. Thomas Foon Chew created the Bayside Canning Company in 1906, then the third largest in the world. The cannery closed in 1936 and infill of the port by silt increased as cannery and agricultural users continued to draw upon the Valley’s aquifer, causing a decrease in the area’s elevation. About Alviso Marina County Park Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Department and the Santa Clara Valley Water District dedicated the Alviso Marina County Park on September 24, 2005. Alviso Marina County Park is a 18.9 acre bayside park. It is the gateway to the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge where Coyote Creek meets the open waters of the San Francisco Bay. Though small in size, the park offers a great deal of activities within its boundaries and on into the Wildlife Refuge. The pathways and boardwalks of the County Park and trails around the ponds in the adjacent Wildlife Refuge, and the regional trails which include the San Francisco Bay Trail and San Francisco Bay Area Water Trail, offer fantastic views of the mountains surrounding the bay, and of the wildlife that call

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these ponds home. Guests have the opportunity to learn about the history of Alviso, environmental stewardship and tidal habitats. The park also provides amazing birdwatching and photographic opportunities. About Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge, is the first urban National Wildlife Refuge established in the United States and is dedicated to preserving and enhancing wildlife habitat, protecting migratory birds, protecting threatened and endangered species, and providing opportunities for wildlife-oriented recreation and nature study for the surrounding communities.

As of 2004, the Refuge spans 30,000 acres of open bay, salt pond, salt marsh, mudflat, upland and vernal pool habitats located in the southern San Francisco Bay. Located along the Pacific Flyway, the Refuge hosts over 280 species of birds each year. Millions of shorebirds and waterfowl stop to refuel at the Refuge during the spring and fall migration. In addition to its seasonal visitors, the Refuge provides critical habitat to resident species like the endangered California Clapper Rail and Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse.

The Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge is part of a complex made up of six other wildlife refuges in the San Francisco Bay Area. Founded in 1974 and administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, it was renamed Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge in 1995 in recognition of Congressman Don Edwards' efforts to protect sensitive wetlands in south San Francisco Bay. C. SANTA CLARA COUNTY AT A GLANCE Santa Clara County is located at the southern end of the San Francisco Bay and is the home of “Silicon Valley”. The County’s population of approximately 1.8 million is the sixth largest in California, and the largest of the nine Bay Area counties. There are 15 cities in the county including: Campbell, Cupertino, Gilroy, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Los Gatos, Milpitas, Monte Sereno, Morgan Hill, Mountain View, Palo Alto, San Jose, Santa Clara, Saratoga and Sunnyvale, as well as special districts. A significant portion of the County’s 1,315 square miles is unincorporated ranch and farmland. Ninety percent of the population lives in cities. There are over 100 languages and dialects spoken within the County. There are three primary industries that are dominant in Silicon Valley: Technology, Life Sciences, and Financial and Professional Services and several secondary industries including General Manufacturing, Telecommunications, Utilities, Education, and Healthcare. The County of Santa Clara also is a major employer, with more than 16,000 employees. The combined annual operating budget is more than $4 billion. The County provides many services to the community; please visit the County portal at www.sccgov.org for more information.

II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION A. PROJECT BACKGROUND The County of Santa Clara Parks and Recreation Department (Parks Department) is inviting Respondents to submit information related to this RFI for Concessionaire and/or Partner-based usage of Alviso Marina to conduct commercial and educational boat tours. There are two unique areas of interest to the County and Respondents may provide information on one or both areas described in this RFI. The Parks Department’s primary goal in issuing the RFI is to gain information on solutions to increase the use of Alviso Marina and Alviso Marina County Park to enhance the visitor’s park experience

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through services offered. There is equal interest in providing educational and commercial services. B. EDUCATIONAL TOURS Goal The Parks Department has partnered with the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office to develop a pilot program to use Alviso Marina County Park as an outdoor classroom to teach school-age children about saltmarsh habitats, local history, water resources, climate change issues and actions, and how to be good stewards of parks and natural resources. This program is still in its pilot stage and the County is interested in partnering with interested parties to continue and grow this program on an ongoing basis. Audience The primary educational content has been developed for 5th grade students since this age group has already studied habitats and some ecology and environmental issues, which makes climate change topics relevant. Although geared toward this age group, other grades will not be denied access to tours. Thematic programs, curriculum and activities are correlated with California Content Standards for Public Schools, State Curriculum Guidelines for Environmental Education and/or Next Generation Science Standards. The secondary audience is the general public of various ages, backgrounds, and abilities who are interest in exploring and learning about the habitat and ecology of the southern San Francisco Bay and the history of the Alviso area. Execution The pilot program for school-age tours is scheduled to begin April 2016 in partnership with the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office. Educational tours for school-age children are subject to tidal restrictions and limited hours available for field trip activities by schools. The Parks Department has identified approximately two dates per month that meet these parameters. During school breaks, including summer, available hours may be expanded. C. COMMERCIAL TOURS Goal The goal is to determine whether there would be organizations or individuals interested in providing commercial boat tours of the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge or southern San Francisco Bay, departing from Alviso Marina County Park. The RFI seeks information on potential educational tours for school groups and commercial boat tours for pleasure, interpretation, transportation, sport, or education available to the general public on either a scheduled or chartered basis. Non-exclusive examples of tours may include: wildlife viewing, pleasure boating, sightseeing, educational tours, sunrise/sunset/moonlight tours, hunting, recreational fishing, commercial fishing, boating instruction, and ferry connections to San Francisco Bay ports.

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Audience The Parks Department has an interest in any proposals that meet the interest of the general public of all age ranges, backgrounds and abilities. Execution The Parks Department has not yet created a program or partnership but is interested in receiving information on potential commercial uses.

III. TIMELINE A. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS County will make every effort to adhere to the following anticipated schedule:

EVENT Action/Date 1. Issue of RFI April 5, 2016 2. Site Walk-Through April 19, 2016 1:00 PM PDT

Alviso Marina County Park – Boat Launch 1195 Hope Street, San Jose, CA 95002

3 Deadline for Submitted Questions to RFI

April 26, 2016 4:00PM PDT

4 Responses to Submitted Questions Posted to BidSync

April 29, 2016 12:00PM PDT

5 Due Date for Submittals of RFI Delivery Location

May 4, 2016 3:00 PM PDT County Parks Administration 298 Garden Hill Drive Los Gatos, CA 95032 Attn: Sandie Day Or by email at: Sandie.day@prk.sccgov.org

B. POINT OF CONTACT The County has designated a Procurement Lead who is responsible for the conduct of this Procurement whose name, address and telephone number are listed below:

Sandie Day, Procurement Lead Parks and Recreation Department 298 Garden Hill Drive, Los Gatos, CA 95032 Telephone: (408) 355-2238 Email: sandie.day@prk.sccgov.org

Any inquiries or request regarding this Request for Information should be submitted to the Procurement Lead in writing. Responders may contact ONLY the Procurement Lead regarding this Request for Information. Other County employees do not have the authority to respond on behalf of the County.

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C. EXPLANATION OF EVENTS 1. ISSUANCE OF RFI This RFI is being issued by the Parks and Recreation Department. Copies of this RFI including supporting documents may be obtained from www.bidsync.com

2. SITE WALK-THROUGH

Attendance at the site walk-through is strongly recommended but is not a prerequisite for submission of information. See date, time and location of the site walk-through below. An optional site walk-through will be held on:

April 19, 2016 1:00PM Alviso Marina County Park – Boat Launch

1195 Hope Street San Jose, CA 95002

Potential Responders are strongly encouraged to submit written questions to the RFI Point of Contact in advance of the walk-through. Additional written questions may be submitted at the walk-through. All written questions timely received prior to the walk-through will be addressed orally at the walk-through; however, oral responses are not binding until addressed in addendum of the RFI on: www.bidsync.com.

3. DEADLINE TO SUBMIT WRITTEN QUESTIONS Potential Responders may submit written questions to this RFI until the April 22, 2016 as indicated in paragraph A of Section III. Written questions may be submitted through www.bidsync.com or via email to the Procurement Lead for this RFI.

The Point of Contact will not respond to questions submitted in any other manner or format.

4. RESPONSE TO WRITTEN QUESTIONS/RFI ADDENDUM Written responses to written questions regarding the substance of the RFI will be listed on an addendum to the RFI and posted on the bid management site: www.bidsync.com. Additional written questions must be received by the Procurement Lead no later than two (2) days after the addendum is posted. The County will respond in the same manner. Thereafter, the County does not guarantee that it will respond to questions submitted before the RFI closing date and time.

Any material changes to the RFI will be issued as an addendum, and posted on www.bidsync.com. The County reserves the right to post additional addenda until the RFI closing date and time.

5. SUBMISSION OF RESPONSES Responses to RFI may be addressed to and received at the place listed below or emailed. All received responses will be time stamped.

Sandie Day Parks and Recreation Department 298 Garden Hill Drive, Los Gatos, CA 95032 Re: RFI-PRK-FY16-0330 Commercial and Educational Boat Tours at Alviso Marina County Park

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1) Responses must be sealed and labeled on the outside of the package to clearly indicate that they are in response to the RFI-PRK-FY16-0330 Commercial and Educational Boat Tours at Alviso Marina County Park as referenced on the cover page. OR

2) Responses may be emailed by the date and time listed to sandie.day@prk.sccgov.org. Response time will be that time received by County email. County is not responsible for technical problems which may delay electronic delivery. Subject line should read RFI-PRK-FY16-0330 Commercial and Educational Boat Tours at Alviso Marina County Park

IV. RESPONSE PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION

The Response shall include information/responses to the following for each program area included in the Response:

1. Brief cover letter with the Responder’s complete name, business address, email, mailing address, and telephone number of the person the County should contact regarding the Response.

2. A description of the Responder’s organization, including number of employees,

qualifications, longevity, areas of specialization and expertise.

3. A narrative statement that sets out the methodology Responder proposes to employ and how this methodology will serve to perform the described service goals.

4. A description of the equipment to be used to perform the service, including

specifications, space and storage needs. Include a statement as to why this equipment best meets the needs of the program.

5. A narrative statement that addresses each of these areas of concern: a. Jurisdiction b. Licensing c. ADA Concerns d. Launch Facility / Tidal Concerns e. Cost Recovery f. Time to Implementation g. Staffing Requirements h. Marketing

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Attachment A CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE PROCUREMENT

This Attachment contains the conditions governing the Request for Information Process. Responders are required to adhere to these conditions.

1. INCURRING COST

This RFI does not commit the County to award, nor does it commit the County to pay any cost incurred in the submission of the proposal, or in making necessary studies or designs for the preparation thereof, nor procure or contract for services or supplies. Further, no reimbursable cost may be incurred in anticipation of a contract award.

2. CLAIMS AGAINST THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA

Neither your organization nor any of your representatives shall have any claims whatsoever against the County or any of its respective officials, agents, or employees arising out of or relating to this RFI or these RFI procedures, except as set forth in the terms of a definitive agreement between the County and your organization.

3. CALIFORNIA PUBLIC RECORDS ACT (CPRA)

All proposals become the property of the County, which is a public agency subject to the disclosure requirements of the California Public Records Act (“CPRA”). If Responder proprietary information is contained in documents submitted to County, and Responder claims that such information falls within one or more CPRA exemptions, Responder must clearly mark such information “CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY,” and identify the specific lines containing the information. In the event of a request for such information, the County will make best efforts to provide notice to Responder prior to such disclosure. If Responder contends that any documents are exempt from the CPRA and wishes to prevent disclosure, it is required to obtain a protective order, injunctive relief or other appropriate remedy from a court of law in Santa Clara County before the County’s

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deadline for responding to the CPRA request. If Responder fails to obtain such remedy within County’s deadline for responding to the CPRA request, County may disclose the requested information.

Responder further agrees that it shall defend, indemnify and hold County harmless against any claim, action or litigation (including but not limited to all judgments, costs, fees, and attorney’s fees) that may result from denial by County of a CPRA request for information arising from any representation, or any action (or inaction), by the Responder.

4. CONFIDENTIALITY

All data and information obtained from the County of Santa Clara by the Responders and its agents in this RFI process, including reports, recommendations, specifications and data, shall be treated by the Responder and its agents as confidential. The Responders and its agents shall not disclose or communicate this information to a third party or use it in advertising, publicity, propaganda, or in another job or jobs, unless written consent is obtained from the County. Generally, each proposal and all documentation, including financial information, submitted by a Responder to the County is confidential until a contract is awarded, when such documents become public record under state and local law, unless exempted under CPRA.

5. ELECTRONIC MAIL ADDRESS

Most of the communication regarding this procurement will be conducted by electronic mail (e-mail). Potential Responders agree to provide the Procurement Lead with a valid e- mail address to receive this correspondence.

6. USE OF ELECTRONIC VERSIONS OF THE RFI

This RFI is being made available by electronic means. If accepted by such means, the Responder acknowledges and accepts full responsibility to insure that no changes are made to the RFI. In the event of conflict between a version of the RFI in the Responder’s possession and the version maintained by the Issuing Department, the version maintained by the Issuing Department must govern.

7. ASSIGNMENT OF CLAYTON ACT, CARTWRIGHT ACT CLAIMS

In submitting a response to a solicitation issued by the County, the responding person and/or entity offers and agrees that if the response is accepted, it will assign to the County all rights, title, and interest in and to all causes of action it may have under Section 4 of the Clayton Act (15 U.S.C. Sec. 15) or under the Cartwright Act (Chapter 2 (commencing with Section 16700) of Part 2 of Division 7 of the Business and Professions Code), arising from purchases of goods, materials, or services by the responding person and/or entity for sale to the County pursuant to the solicitation document. Such assignment shall be made and become effective at the time the County tenders final payment to the responding person and/or entity.

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8. COUNTY RIGHTS

The County reserves the right to do any of the following at any time:

a. Reject any or all responses without indicating any reason for such rejection;

b. Waive or correct any minor or inadvertent defect, irregularity or technical error in a response or the RFI process, or as part of any subsequent contract negotiation;

c. Request that Responders supplement or modify all or certain aspects of their proposals or other documents or materials submitted;

d. Terminate the RFI, and at its option, issue a new RFI;

e. Procure any equipment or services specified in this RFI by other means;

f. Extend a deadline specified in this RFI, including deadlines for accepting responses;

g. Disqualify any Responder on the basis of a real or apparent conflict of interest, or evidence of collusion that is disclosed by the proposal or other data available to the County;

h. Eliminate, reject or disqualify a Response of any Responder who is not a responsible Responder or fails to submit a responsive offer as determined solely by the County.

Explore the South San Francisco Bay salt marsh trails and waterways to learn about wetland habitats, local history, endangered species, climate change and more.

Take a one hour boat tour through the Alviso Slough and a one hour guided walk around salt ponds and marshes to view wildlife and explore habitats and history.

Curriculum and activities are geared towards 5th grade classes and correlated to Next Generation Science Standards. Safaris are offered weekday mornings twice a month by reservation April-September 2016.

Fees: $80 per school group -36 max including teachers & chaperones $40 for Title 1 schools $10 per person for non school groups

For tour dates, reservations or more information call (408) 918-7773.

SALT MARSH SAFARIS Alviso Marina County Park

Brought to you by Santa Clara County Parks in cooperation with the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office and Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge.

ATTACHMENT BBrochure - Alviso Marina County Park Boat Tours

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The NOAA Tide Predictions application provides predictions in both graphical and tabular formats,

with many user selected options, for over 3000 stations broken down by key areas in each state.

Users can also access stations via the Google map interface. Additional information can be found in

the help page.

Station Types: The NOAA Tide Predictions application provides predictions from 2 distinct

categories of stations at over 3000 locations:

Harmonic - The predicted height values for Harmonic stations are conducted by combining the

harmonic constituents into a single tide curve.

Subordinate - The high and low height values for Subordinate stations are obtained by means and

differences, and ratios applied to the full harmonic constant predictions at a specific Harmonic

station (a Reference station).

Disclaimer: The official Tide prediction tables are published annually on October 1, for the following

calendar year. Tide predictions generated prior to the publishing date of the official tables are

subject to change. The predictions from the web based NOAA Tidal Predictions are based upon the

latest information available as of the date of your request. Tide predictions generated may differ

from the official published predictions if information for the station requested has been updated

since the publishing date of the official published tables.

NOAA Tide Predictions

Gold Street Bridge, Alviso Slough,California,2016

Generated On: Fri Mar 18 22:34:11 UTC 2016 Page 1 of 5

ATTACHMENT CTIDAL CHARTS FOR GOLD STREET / ALVISO SLOUGH

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January February March Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height

1F

h m ft cm12:00 AM 1.0 3006:02 AM 8.8 26801:31 PM 2.1 6405:35 PM 6.5 198

16Sa◐

h m ft cm05:38 AM 9.9 30201:10 PM 1.4 4306:00 PM 7.2 219

1M◑

h m ft cm12:52 AM 2.2 6706:21 AM 9.0 27402:37 PM 1.4 4307:55 PM 6.0 183

16Tu

h m ft cm01:39 AM 2.2 6706:53 AM 10.1 30803:11 PM 0.3 908:56 PM 7.3 223

1Tu◑

h m ft cm12:03 AM 2.5 7605:20 AM 8.6 26201:32 PM 1.1 3407:21 PM 6.2 189

16W

h m ft cm02:33 AM 2.4 7307:25 AM 9.3 28303:42 PM 0.2 609:39 PM 7.7 235

2Sa◑

12:55 AM 1.4 4306:44 AM 8.9 27102:36 PM 1.8 5507:00 PM 6.1 186

17Su

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2Tu

01:55 AM 2.5 7607:11 AM 9.2 28003:35 PM 1.0 3009:19 PM 6.4 195

17W

02:52 AM 2.4 7307:56 AM 10.2 31104:15 PM 0.0 010:01 PM 7.8 238

2W

01:13 AM 2.8 8506:17 AM 8.7 26502:38 PM 0.9 2708:44 PM 6.5 198

17Th

03:52 AM 2.4 7308:35 AM 9.2 28004:48 PM 0.1 310:38 PM 8.1 247

3Su

01:50 AM 1.8 5507:26 AM 9.2 28003:32 PM 1.3 4008:29 PM 6.1 186

18M

01:53 AM 1.7 5207:24 AM 10.5 32003:33 PM 0.4 1208:59 PM 7.1 216

3W

03:00 AM 2.7 8208:02 AM 9.5 29004:25 PM 0.6 1810:17 PM 6.9 210

18Th

04:00 AM 2.4 7308:56 AM 10.3 31405:09 PM -0.2 -610:54 PM 8.3 253

3Th

02:29 AM 2.9 8807:18 AM 8.9 27103:36 PM 0.5 1509:41 PM 7.0 213

18F

05:00 AM 2.2 6709:42 AM 9.1 27705:43 PM 0.1 311:26 PM 8.5 259

4M

02:45 AM 2.1 6408:07 AM 9.5 29004:21 PM 0.9 2709:43 PM 6.4 195

19Tu

02:59 AM 2.1 6408:18 AM 10.8 32904:32 PM 0.0 010:10 PM 7.6 232

4Th

03:58 AM 2.8 8508:52 AM 9.9 30205:08 PM 0.1 311:01 PM 7.4 226

19F

05:00 AM 2.3 7009:51 AM 10.3 31405:55 PM -0.3 -911:37 PM 8.6 262

4F

03:34 AM 2.8 8508:18 AM 9.2 28004:27 PM 0.2 610:23 PM 7.5 229

19Sa

05:56 AM 1.9 5810:40 AM 9.2 28006:29 PM 0.1 3

5Tu

03:39 AM 2.4 7308:48 AM 9.8 29905:03 PM 0.4 1210:40 PM 6.8 207

20W

04:03 AM 2.3 7009:11 AM 11.0 33505:24 PM -0.4 -1211:08 PM 8.1 247

5F

04:49 AM 2.7 8209:40 AM 10.3 31405:48 PM -0.2 -611:39 PM 7.8 238

20Sa

05:51 AM 2.1 6410:40 AM 10.3 31406:36 PM -0.3 -9

5Sa

04:29 AM 2.5 7609:15 AM 9.7 29605:13 PM -0.1 -310:59 PM 8.1 247

20Su

12:06 AM 8.8 26806:44 AM 1.6 4911:32 AM 9.2 28007:08 PM 0.2 6

6W

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21Th

05:01 AM 2.4 7310:01 AM 11.1 33806:11 PM -0.7 -2111:58 PM 8.5 259

6Sa

05:35 AM 2.6 7910:27 AM 10.7 32606:27 PM -0.5 -15

21Su

12:16 AM 8.9 27106:36 AM 2.0 6111:25 AM 10.2 31107:12 PM -0.2 -6

6Su

05:16 AM 2.1 6410:08 AM 10.1 30805:55 PM -0.4 -1211:34 PM 8.6 262

21M

12:40 AM 8.9 27107:25 AM 1.4 4312:17 PM 9.1 27707:43 PM 0.4 12

7Th

05:13 AM 2.6 7910:08 AM 10.4 31706:17 PM -0.3 -9

22F

05:54 AM 2.4 7310:49 AM 11.1 33806:53 PM -0.8 -24

7Su

12:14 AM 8.3 25306:18 AM 2.3 7011:12 AM 10.9 33207:05 PM -0.7 -21

22M○

12:50 AM 9.0 27407:17 AM 1.8 5512:06 PM 9.9 30207:45 PM 0.0 0

7M

06:02 AM 1.7 5210:59 AM 10.4 31706:36 PM -0.5 -15

22Tu

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8F

12:08 AM 7.6 23205:55 AM 2.7 8210:48 AM 10.7 32606:53 PM -0.6 -18

23Sa

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8M●

12:49 AM 8.7 26507:02 AM 2.1 6411:58 AM 11.0 33507:44 PM -0.8 -24

23Tu

01:21 AM 9.0 27407:56 AM 1.7 5212:45 PM 9.6 29308:17 PM 0.2 6

8Tu

12:08 AM 9.1 27706:47 AM 1.2 3711:49 AM 10.5 32007:16 PM -0.4 -12

23W○

01:36 AM 9.0 27408:38 AM 0.9 2701:38 PM 8.7 26508:46 PM 0.8 24

9Sa

12:46 AM 8.0 24406:36 AM 2.6 7911:28 AM 10.8 32907:29 PM -0.8 -24

24Su○

01:22 AM 8.9 27107:30 AM 2.3 7012:15 PM 10.6 32308:10 PM -0.6 -18

9Tu

01:24 AM 9.1 27707:48 AM 1.8 5512:45 PM 10.8 32908:24 PM -0.7 -21

24W

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9W●

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24Th

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10Su●

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25M

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10W

02:01 AM 9.4 28708:36 AM 1.5 4601:35 PM 10.4 31709:05 PM -0.4 -12

25Th

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10Th

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25F

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11M

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26Tu

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11Th

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26F

02:44 AM 8.9 27109:54 AM 1.4 4302:44 PM 7.9 24109:54 PM 1.3 40

11F

01:59 AM 10.3 31409:13 AM 0.2 602:28 PM 9.3 28309:24 PM 0.7 21

26Sa

02:53 AM 8.9 27110:22 AM 0.6 1803:37 PM 7.5 22910:19 PM 1.8 55

12Tu

02:39 AM 8.8 26808:51 AM 2.4 7301:40 PM 10.3 31409:28 PM -0.7 -21

27W

03:08 AM 8.8 26809:44 AM 2.2 6702:17 PM 8.8 26809:57 PM 0.4 12

12F

03:21 AM 10.0 30510:27 AM 1.1 3403:28 PM 8.8 26810:35 PM 0.6 18

27Sa

03:15 AM 8.8 26810:38 AM 1.4 4303:32 PM 7.3 22310:30 PM 1.7 52

12Sa

02:41 AM 10.4 31710:08 AM 0.1 303:30 PM 8.5 25910:13 PM 1.2 37

27Su

03:23 AM 8.8 26811:01 AM 0.5 1504:25 PM 7.1 21610:54 PM 2.1 64

13W

03:20 AM 9.1 27709:45 AM 2.2 6702:31 PM 9.7 29610:12 PM -0.3 -9

28Th

03:41 AM 8.8 26810:33 AM 2.1 6403:01 PM 8.1 24710:34 PM 0.8 24

13Sa

04:06 AM 10.1 30811:31 AM 1.0 3004:38 PM 7.9 24111:27 PM 1.2 37

28Su

03:50 AM 8.8 26811:29 AM 1.3 4004:30 PM 6.7 20411:11 PM 2.1 64

13Su

04:27 AM 10.3 31412:08 PM 0.1 305:40 PM 7.8 238

28M

03:58 AM 8.7 26511:45 AM 0.6 1805:21 PM 6.7 20411:35 PM 2.4 73

14Th

04:03 AM 9.3 28310:46 AM 2.0 6103:29 PM 8.8 26811:00 PM 0.1 3

29F

04:15 AM 8.8 26811:27 AM 2.0 6103:52 PM 7.3 22311:14 PM 1.3 40

14Su

04:56 AM 10.1 30812:43 PM 0.8 2406:01 PM 7.2 219

29M

04:31 AM 8.7 26512:27 PM 1.3 4005:46 PM 6.2 189

14M

12:09 AM 1.7 5205:19 AM 10.0 30501:16 PM 0.1 307:01 PM 7.4 226

29Tu

04:39 AM 8.5 25912:37 PM 0.6 1806:29 PM 6.5 198

15F

04:48 AM 9.6 29311:56 AM 1.8 5504:38 PM 7.9 24111:52 PM 0.7 21

30Sa

04:53 AM 8.8 26812:28 PM 1.9 5804:54 PM 6.6 20111:58 PM 1.8 55

15M◐

12:28 AM 1.8 5505:52 AM 10.1 30801:59 PM 0.6 1807:33 PM 7.0 213

15Tu◐

01:16 AM 2.2 6706:18 AM 9.6 29302:29 PM 0.2 608:25 PM 7.4 226

30W

12:30 AM 2.7 8205:29 AM 8.3 25301:36 PM 0.6 1807:48 PM 6.5 198

31Su

05:35 AM 8.9 27101:33 PM 1.7 5206:16 PM 6.1 186

31Th◑

01:44 AM 2.9 8806:28 AM 8.2 25002:41 PM 0.5 1508:59 PM 6.8 207

StationId:9414551Source:NOAA/NOS/CO-OPSStation Type:SubordinateTime Zone:LST/LDTDatum:mean lower low water (MLLW) which is the chart datum of soundings

NOAA Tide Predictions

Gold Street Bridge, Alviso Slough,California,2016

Times and Heights of High and Low Waters

Disclaimer: These data are based upon the latest information available as of the date of your request, and may differ from the published tide tables.

Referenced to Station: San Francisco ( 9414290 ) Time offset in mins (high:63 low: 141) Height offset in feet (high: * 1.67 low: *0.96)

Generated On: Fri Mar 18 22:34:11 UTC 2016 Page 2 of 5

RFI-PRK-FY16-0170

April May June Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height

1F

h m ft cm03:05 AM 2.8 8507:36 AM 8.2 25003:44 PM 0.3 909:53 PM 7.3 223

16Sa

h m ft cm04:50 AM 1.9 5809:22 AM 7.9 24105:03 PM 0.4 1210:47 PM 8.6 262

1Su

h m ft cm03:52 AM 2.2 6708:17 AM 7.6 23203:54 PM 0.2 609:47 PM 8.4 256

16M

h m ft cm05:23 AM 1.2 3710:04 AM 6.8 20705:02 PM 1.0 3010:36 PM 9.0 274

1W

h m ft cm05:26 AM 0.4 1210:33 AM 7.2 21905:04 PM 1.0 3010:29 PM 10.4 317

16Th

h m ft cm06:22 AM 0.3 911:47 AM 6.5 19805:46 PM 2.1 6410:52 PM 9.6 293

2Sa

04:13 AM 2.5 7608:46 AM 8.4 25604:41 PM 0.2 610:36 PM 7.8 238

17Su

05:44 AM 1.5 4610:25 AM 7.9 24105:50 PM 0.5 1511:24 PM 8.8 268

2M

04:50 AM 1.6 4909:31 AM 7.8 23804:48 PM 0.3 910:27 PM 9.0 274

17Tu

06:09 AM 0.8 2411:05 AM 6.8 20705:46 PM 1.3 4011:08 PM 9.2 280

2Th

06:17 AM -0.3 -911:41 AM 7.5 22905:57 PM 1.3 4011:12 PM 10.9 332

17F

06:59 AM 0.0 012:36 PM 6.8 20706:28 PM 2.3 7011:26 PM 9.8 299

3Su

05:09 AM 2.1 6409:51 AM 8.8 26805:31 PM 0.0 011:14 PM 8.4 256

18M

06:30 AM 1.1 3411:20 AM 7.9 24106:30 PM 0.7 2111:56 PM 9.0 274

3Tu

05:42 AM 0.9 2710:39 AM 8.0 24405:39 PM 0.4 1211:07 PM 9.7 296

18W

06:48 AM 0.4 1211:58 AM 7.0 21306:26 PM 1.5 4611:37 PM 9.3 283

3F

07:06 AM -0.9 -2712:42 PM 7.9 24106:49 PM 1.5 4611:56 PM 11.2 341

18Sa

07:34 AM -0.3 -901:20 PM 7.1 21607:08 PM 2.4 73

4M

05:59 AM 1.5 4610:51 AM 9.1 27706:18 PM -0.1 -311:50 PM 9.1 277

19Tu

07:09 AM 0.8 2412:08 PM 7.9 24107:06 PM 0.9 27

4W

06:31 AM 0.1 311:42 AM 8.3 25306:27 PM 0.6 1811:46 PM 10.3 314

19Th

07:24 AM 0.1 312:46 PM 7.1 21607:03 PM 1.8 55

4Sa

07:53 AM -1.3 -4001:38 PM 8.2 25007:40 PM 1.8 55

19Su

12:01 AM 9.9 30208:08 AM -0.5 -1502:00 PM 7.3 22307:46 PM 2.5 76

5Tu

06:46 AM 0.9 2711:48 AM 9.4 28707:02 PM 0.0 0

20W

12:24 AM 9.1 27707:45 AM 0.5 1512:52 PM 7.8 23807:40 PM 1.2 37

5Th

07:18 AM -0.5 -1512:41 PM 8.5 25907:15 PM 0.8 24

20F

12:05 AM 9.4 28707:57 AM -0.2 -601:29 PM 7.2 21907:38 PM 2.0 61

5Su●

12:40 AM 11.3 34408:41 AM -1.6 -4902:32 PM 8.4 25608:31 PM 2.0 61

20M○

12:36 AM 10.0 30508:41 AM -0.7 -2102:38 PM 7.5 22908:24 PM 2.6 79

6W

12:26 AM 9.7 29607:32 AM 0.3 912:43 PM 9.6 29307:45 PM 0.2 6

21Th

12:50 AM 9.1 27708:18 AM 0.2 601:33 PM 7.7 23508:12 PM 1.4 43

6F●

12:26 AM 10.7 32608:05 AM -1.0 -3001:38 PM 8.6 26208:02 PM 1.1 34

21Sa○

12:34 AM 9.5 29008:29 AM -0.4 -1202:11 PM 7.2 21908:13 PM 2.2 67

6M

01:26 AM 11.1 33809:28 AM -1.6 -4903:24 PM 8.5 25909:25 PM 2.2 67

21Tu

01:13 AM 10.0 30509:16 AM -0.8 -2403:16 PM 7.7 23509:04 PM 2.7 82

7Th●

01:03 AM 10.2 31108:19 AM -0.2 -601:37 PM 9.5 29008:29 PM 0.4 12

22F○

01:15 AM 9.2 28008:50 AM 0.0 002:13 PM 7.6 23208:43 PM 1.7 52

7Sa

01:07 AM 11.0 33508:53 AM -1.4 -4302:34 PM 8.6 26208:51 PM 1.5 46

22Su

01:04 AM 9.5 29009:02 AM -0.6 -1802:52 PM 7.3 22308:48 PM 2.4 73

7Tu

02:12 AM 10.7 32610:15 AM -1.4 -4304:16 PM 8.5 25910:21 PM 2.3 70

22W

01:51 AM 9.9 30209:52 AM -0.8 -2403:55 PM 7.9 24109:48 PM 2.7 82

8F

01:41 AM 10.5 32009:07 AM -0.6 -1802:33 PM 9.2 28009:14 PM 0.8 24

23Sa

01:41 AM 9.2 28009:22 AM -0.1 -302:54 PM 7.4 22609:15 PM 1.9 58

8Su

01:50 AM 10.9 33209:42 AM -1.5 -4603:31 PM 8.5 25909:42 PM 1.8 55

23M

01:37 AM 9.4 28709:36 AM -0.7 -2103:33 PM 7.3 22309:25 PM 2.5 76

8W

03:00 AM 10.0 30511:03 AM -1.1 -3405:08 PM 8.5 25911:22 PM 2.4 73

23Th

02:32 AM 9.6 29310:31 AM -0.8 -2404:35 PM 8.1 24710:38 PM 2.6 79

9Sa

02:22 AM 10.7 32609:57 AM -0.8 -2403:31 PM 8.8 26810:02 PM 1.3 40

24Su

02:10 AM 9.1 27709:56 AM -0.2 -603:37 PM 7.2 21909:49 PM 2.2 67

9M

02:35 AM 10.6 32310:32 AM -1.4 -4304:29 PM 8.3 25310:38 PM 2.1 64

24Tu

02:12 AM 9.3 28310:12 AM -0.7 -2104:16 PM 7.3 22310:06 PM 2.7 82

9Th

03:51 AM 9.2 28011:52 AM -0.7 -2105:59 PM 8.5 259

24F

03:18 AM 9.2 28011:13 AM -0.6 -1805:17 PM 8.3 25311:36 PM 2.5 76

10Su

03:05 AM 10.5 32010:50 AM -0.8 -2404:32 PM 8.3 25310:54 PM 1.7 52

25M

02:42 AM 8.9 27110:33 AM -0.2 -604:23 PM 7.1 21610:26 PM 2.4 73

10Tu

03:24 AM 10.0 30511:25 AM -1.1 -3405:30 PM 8.2 25011:41 PM 2.3 70

25W

02:50 AM 9.1 27710:52 AM -0.7 -2105:02 PM 7.4 22610:54 PM 2.8 85

10F

12:29 AM 2.4 7304:45 AM 8.3 25312:42 PM -0.2 -606:50 PM 8.6 262

25Sa

04:09 AM 8.6 26211:59 AM -0.3 -906:00 PM 8.6 262

11M

03:52 AM 10.2 31111:46 AM -0.7 -2105:39 PM 7.9 24111:55 PM 2.1 64

26Tu

03:18 AM 8.7 26511:15 AM -0.2 -605:16 PM 6.9 21011:11 PM 2.7 82

11W

04:16 AM 9.3 28312:21 PM -0.7 -2106:32 PM 8.1 247

26Th

03:33 AM 8.7 26511:36 AM -0.5 -1505:50 PM 7.5 22911:53 PM 2.8 85

11Sa

01:41 AM 2.2 6705:47 AM 7.4 22601:34 PM 0.3 907:39 PM 8.7 265

26Su

12:42 AM 2.3 7005:09 AM 7.9 24112:48 PM 0.0 006:45 PM 9.0 274

12Tu

04:45 AM 9.6 29312:48 PM -0.4 -1206:52 PM 7.7 235

27W

03:59 AM 8.5 25912:02 PM -0.1 -306:14 PM 6.9 210

12Th

12:54 AM 2.4 7305:15 AM 8.5 25901:20 PM -0.3 -907:33 PM 8.2 250

27F

04:24 AM 8.3 25312:25 PM -0.4 -1206:40 PM 7.7 235

12Su◐

02:51 AM 2.0 6106:57 AM 6.7 20402:28 PM 0.7 2108:24 PM 8.8 268

27M◑

01:54 AM 1.9 5806:21 AM 7.3 22301:41 PM 0.5 1507:32 PM 9.5 290

13W

01:07 AM 2.4 7305:46 AM 9.0 27401:56 PM -0.2 -608:05 PM 7.8 238

28Th

12:09 AM 2.8 8504:49 AM 8.1 24712:56 PM 0.0 007:15 PM 7.0 213

13F◐

02:11 AM 2.3 7006:22 AM 7.7 23502:21 PM 0.1 308:29 PM 8.4 256

28Sa

01:04 AM 2.6 7905:24 AM 7.8 23801:18 PM -0.1 -307:29 PM 8.1 247

13M

03:56 AM 1.6 4908:17 AM 6.2 18903:21 PM 1.2 3709:05 PM 9.0 274

28Tu

03:05 AM 1.4 4307:45 AM 6.8 20702:38 PM 0.9 2708:21 PM 10.0 305

14Th◐

02:28 AM 2.4 7306:55 AM 8.4 25603:04 PM 0.1 309:10 PM 8.0 244

29F

01:24 AM 2.8 8505:50 AM 7.8 23801:55 PM 0.1 308:13 PM 7.3 223

14Sa

03:25 AM 2.0 6107:37 AM 7.1 21603:19 PM 0.4 1209:18 PM 8.6 262

29Su◑

02:19 AM 2.3 7006:35 AM 7.3 22302:15 PM 0.1 308:16 PM 8.6 262

14Tu

04:52 AM 1.2 3709:37 AM 6.1 18604:12 PM 1.5 4609:43 PM 9.2 280

29W

04:11 AM 0.8 2409:13 AM 6.7 20403:38 PM 1.4 4309:10 PM 10.5 320

15F

03:45 AM 2.2 6708:10 AM 8.0 24404:08 PM 0.2 610:03 PM 8.4 256

30Sa◑

02:43 AM 2.6 7907:01 AM 7.6 23202:56 PM 0.1 309:03 PM 7.8 238

15Su

04:29 AM 1.6 4908:53 AM 6.8 20704:14 PM 0.7 2110:00 PM 8.8 268

30M

03:29 AM 1.8 5507:55 AM 7.0 21303:12 PM 0.4 1209:01 PM 9.2 280

15W

05:40 AM 0.7 2110:48 AM 6.3 19205:00 PM 1.8 5510:18 PM 9.4 287

30Th

05:10 AM 0.1 310:34 AM 6.9 21004:38 PM 1.7 5209:59 PM 10.9 332

31Tu

04:30 AM 1.1 3409:17 AM 7.0 21304:09 PM 0.7 2109:45 PM 9.8 299

StationId:9414551Source:NOAA/NOS/CO-OPSStation Type:SubordinateTime Zone:LST/LDTDatum:mean lower low water (MLLW) which is the chart datum of soundings

NOAA Tide Predictions

Gold Street Bridge, Alviso Slough,California,2016

Times and Heights of High and Low Waters

Disclaimer: These data are based upon the latest information available as of the date of your request, and may differ from the published tide tables.

Referenced to Station: San Francisco ( 9414290 ) Time offset in mins (high:63 low: 141) Height offset in feet (high: * 1.67 low: *0.96)

Generated On: Fri Mar 18 22:34:11 UTC 2016 Page 3 of 5

RFI-PRK-FY16-0170

July August September Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height

1F

h m ft cm06:05 AM -0.4 -1211:42 AM 7.4 22605:36 PM 1.9 5810:47 PM 11.2 341

16Sa

h m ft cm06:30 AM 0.2 612:17 PM 7.0 21305:59 PM 2.6 7910:53 PM 10.1 308

1M

h m ft cm07:29 AM -0.7 -2101:16 PM 8.6 26207:17 PM 2.2 67

16Tu

h m ft cm07:11 AM -0.2 -612:56 PM 8.1 24707:03 PM 2.4 7311:55 PM 10.6 323

1Th●

h m ft cm12:50 AM 10.2 31108:26 AM 0.1 301:58 PM 9.2 28008:37 PM 1.5 46

16F○

h m ft cm12:28 AM 10.3 31407:52 AM 0.0 001:17 PM 9.6 29308:10 PM 0.9 27

2Sa

06:55 AM -0.9 -2712:40 PM 7.9 24106:32 PM 2.1 6411:36 PM 11.4 347

17Su

07:07 AM -0.1 -312:58 PM 7.3 22306:42 PM 2.7 8211:34 PM 10.3 314

2Tu●

12:12 AM 11.1 33808:12 AM -0.7 -2101:58 PM 8.9 27108:07 PM 2.1 64

17W

07:48 AM -0.3 -901:29 PM 8.5 25907:44 PM 2.1 64

2F

01:32 AM 9.8 29909:00 AM 0.4 1202:29 PM 9.2 28009:17 PM 1.4 43

17Sa

01:18 AM 10.3 31408:32 AM 0.2 601:52 PM 10.0 30508:55 PM 0.6 18

3Su

07:42 AM -1.2 -3701:33 PM 8.3 25307:25 PM 2.2 67

18M

07:43 AM -0.4 -1201:35 PM 7.7 23507:23 PM 2.6 79

3W

12:58 AM 10.9 33208:52 AM -0.6 -1802:37 PM 9.0 27408:54 PM 2.1 64

18Th○

12:40 AM 10.7 32608:25 AM -0.4 -1202:02 PM 8.9 27108:27 PM 1.9 58

3Sa

02:14 AM 9.3 28309:34 AM 0.7 2102:58 PM 9.2 28009:57 PM 1.3 40

18Su

02:09 AM 10.0 30509:13 AM 0.5 1502:30 PM 10.3 31409:44 PM 0.3 9

4M●

12:23 AM 11.4 34708:28 AM -1.3 -4002:21 PM 8.5 25908:18 PM 2.2 67

19Tu○

12:14 AM 10.5 32008:18 AM -0.6 -1802:10 PM 8.0 24408:04 PM 2.6 79

4Th

01:42 AM 10.4 31709:30 AM -0.4 -1203:14 PM 9.0 27409:40 PM 2.0 61

19F

01:26 AM 10.6 32309:02 AM -0.3 -902:37 PM 9.3 28309:13 PM 1.6 49

4Su

02:55 AM 8.8 26810:08 AM 1.1 3403:27 PM 9.1 27710:38 PM 1.3 40

19M

03:04 AM 9.5 29009:57 AM 0.9 2703:11 PM 10.5 32010:37 PM 0.1 3

5Tu

01:09 AM 11.1 33809:12 AM -1.2 -3703:07 PM 8.7 26509:09 PM 2.3 70

20W

12:55 AM 10.5 32008:53 AM -0.7 -2102:45 PM 8.2 25008:45 PM 2.5 76

5F

02:25 AM 9.9 30210:07 AM 0.0 003:49 PM 9.0 27410:27 PM 1.9 58

20Sa

02:14 AM 10.3 31409:42 AM -0.1 -303:13 PM 9.6 29310:02 PM 1.3 40

5M

03:39 AM 8.2 25010:43 AM 1.5 4603:58 PM 9.0 27411:23 PM 1.3 40

20Tu

04:04 AM 8.8 26810:45 AM 1.4 4303:56 PM 10.5 32011:35 PM 0.1 3

6W

01:55 AM 10.7 32609:55 AM -1.0 -3003:51 PM 8.8 26810:02 PM 2.3 70

21Th

01:37 AM 10.4 31709:30 AM -0.7 -2103:20 PM 8.5 25909:30 PM 2.3 70

6Sa

03:09 AM 9.1 27710:45 AM 0.4 1204:24 PM 9.0 27411:16 PM 1.9 58

21Su

03:05 AM 9.7 29610:23 AM 0.3 903:53 PM 9.9 30210:56 PM 1.1 34

6Tu

04:27 AM 7.6 23211:22 AM 1.9 5804:34 PM 8.9 271

21W

05:12 AM 8.3 25311:39 AM 1.9 5804:47 PM 10.3 314

7Th

02:41 AM 10.0 30510:37 AM -0.7 -2104:34 PM 8.8 26810:57 PM 2.3 70

22F

02:21 AM 10.2 31110:08 AM -0.6 -1803:57 PM 8.8 26810:20 PM 2.2 67

7Su

03:54 AM 8.4 25611:23 AM 0.8 2404:59 PM 9.0 274

22M

04:02 AM 9.0 27411:08 AM 0.7 2104:36 PM 10.1 30811:56 PM 1.0 30

7W

12:13 AM 1.3 4005:25 AM 7.0 21312:06 PM 2.3 7005:15 PM 8.8 268

22Th

12:40 AM 0.1 306:28 AM 7.9 24112:44 PM 2.3 7005:46 PM 10.0 305

8F

03:28 AM 9.2 28011:20 AM -0.3 -905:16 PM 8.8 26811:55 PM 2.2 67

23Sa

03:09 AM 9.6 29310:49 AM -0.3 -904:36 PM 9.1 27711:16 PM 2.0 61

8M

12:09 AM 1.8 5504:45 AM 7.6 23212:03 PM 1.3 4005:36 PM 8.9 271

23Tu

05:07 AM 8.2 25011:58 AM 1.3 4005:24 PM 10.2 311

8Th

01:10 AM 1.3 4006:38 AM 6.6 20101:01 PM 2.7 8206:04 PM 8.7 265

23F◑

01:51 AM 0.2 607:48 AM 7.8 23802:01 PM 2.5 7606:52 PM 9.7 296

9Sa

04:17 AM 8.4 25612:03 PM 0.2 605:58 PM 8.8 268

24Su

04:03 AM 8.9 27111:33 AM 0.1 305:18 PM 9.5 290

9Tu

01:07 AM 1.8 5505:45 AM 6.9 21012:49 PM 1.8 5506:17 PM 8.9 271

24W

01:03 AM 0.8 2406:24 AM 7.6 23212:56 PM 1.8 5506:18 PM 10.2 311

9F◐

02:13 AM 1.2 3708:05 AM 6.6 20102:11 PM 2.9 8807:00 PM 8.7 265

24Sa

03:04 AM 0.2 609:03 AM 8.1 24703:20 PM 2.5 7608:03 PM 9.5 290

10Su

12:58 AM 2.1 6405:13 AM 7.5 22912:48 PM 0.7 2106:40 PM 8.9 271

25M

12:19 AM 1.8 5505:05 AM 8.1 24712:21 PM 0.6 1806:04 PM 9.8 299

10W◐

02:10 AM 1.6 4907:02 AM 6.4 19501:42 PM 2.2 6707:03 PM 9.0 274

25Th◑

02:16 AM 0.6 1807:51 AM 7.3 22302:03 PM 2.2 6707:17 PM 10.3 314

10Sa

03:18 AM 1.0 3009:23 AM 6.8 20703:24 PM 2.9 8808:01 PM 8.8 268

25Su

04:12 AM 0.2 610:04 AM 8.5 25904:30 PM 2.3 7009:12 PM 9.4 287

11M

02:04 AM 1.9 5806:18 AM 6.7 20401:37 PM 1.2 3707:22 PM 9.0 274

26Tu◑

01:28 AM 1.4 4306:19 AM 7.4 22601:15 PM 1.1 3406:53 PM 10.1 308

11Th

03:15 AM 1.4 4308:35 AM 6.2 18902:44 PM 2.5 7607:53 PM 9.1 277

26F

03:30 AM 0.4 1209:15 AM 7.4 22603:17 PM 2.4 7308:21 PM 10.3 314

11Su

04:17 AM 0.8 2410:19 AM 7.2 21904:25 PM 2.8 8509:01 PM 9.1 277

26M

05:10 AM 0.2 610:54 AM 8.9 27105:29 PM 2.0 6110:14 PM 9.5 290

12Tu◐

03:09 AM 1.7 5207:37 AM 6.1 18602:29 PM 1.7 5208:04 PM 9.1 277

27W

02:41 AM 1.0 3007:46 AM 6.9 21002:15 PM 1.6 4907:46 PM 10.4 317

12F

04:15 AM 1.1 3409:59 AM 6.5 19803:48 PM 2.7 8208:45 PM 9.3 283

27Sa

04:37 AM 0.1 310:25 AM 7.9 24104:27 PM 2.4 7309:24 PM 10.4 317

12M

05:08 AM 0.5 1511:01 AM 7.7 23505:16 PM 2.6 7909:57 PM 9.5 290

27Tu

05:59 AM 0.3 911:36 AM 9.2 28006:19 PM 1.6 4911:10 PM 9.5 290

13W

04:09 AM 1.3 4009:07 AM 6.0 18303:24 PM 2.1 6408:47 PM 9.3 283

28Th

03:51 AM 0.6 1809:16 AM 6.9 21003:20 PM 2.0 6108:42 PM 10.7 326

13Sa

05:07 AM 0.7 2111:00 AM 6.9 21004:46 PM 2.8 8509:36 PM 9.6 293

28Su

05:35 AM -0.1 -311:21 AM 8.3 25305:29 PM 2.3 7010:23 PM 10.5 320

13Tu

05:52 AM 0.3 911:37 AM 8.2 25006:01 PM 2.2 6710:49 PM 9.9 302

28W

06:42 AM 0.4 1212:13 PM 9.3 28307:03 PM 1.3 4011:59 PM 9.4 287

14Th

05:03 AM 0.9 2710:27 AM 6.2 18904:20 PM 2.3 7009:30 PM 9.5 290

29F

04:55 AM 0.1 310:34 AM 7.3 22304:26 PM 2.2 6709:38 PM 10.9 332

14Su

05:53 AM 0.4 1211:45 AM 7.3 22305:36 PM 2.7 8210:24 PM 10.0 305

29M

06:26 AM -0.2 -612:08 PM 8.7 26506:23 PM 2.1 6411:16 PM 10.5 320

14W

06:33 AM 0.1 312:10 PM 8.6 26206:43 PM 1.8 5511:39 PM 10.2 311

29Th

07:19 AM 0.6 1812:45 PM 9.4 28707:43 PM 1.1 34

15F

05:49 AM 0.5 1511:29 AM 6.6 20105:12 PM 2.5 7610:12 PM 9.8 299

30Sa

05:52 AM -0.3 -911:37 AM 7.8 23805:28 PM 2.3 7010:32 PM 11.1 338

15M

06:33 AM 0.1 312:22 PM 7.7 23506:21 PM 2.6 7911:10 PM 10.3 314

30Tu

07:10 AM -0.2 -612:49 PM 9.0 27407:11 PM 1.9 58

15Th

07:13 AM 0.0 012:43 PM 9.1 27707:26 PM 1.4 43

30F

12:44 AM 9.2 28007:54 AM 0.8 2401:14 PM 9.4 28708:19 PM 0.9 27

31Su

06:43 AM -0.6 -1812:30 PM 8.2 25006:25 PM 2.3 7011:24 PM 11.2 341

31W

12:05 AM 10.5 32007:49 AM -0.1 -301:25 PM 9.2 28007:56 PM 1.7 52

StationId:9414551Source:NOAA/NOS/CO-OPSStation Type:SubordinateTime Zone:LST/LDTDatum:mean lower low water (MLLW) which is the chart datum of soundings

NOAA Tide Predictions

Gold Street Bridge, Alviso Slough,California,2016

Times and Heights of High and Low Waters

Disclaimer: These data are based upon the latest information available as of the date of your request, and may differ from the published tide tables.

Referenced to Station: San Francisco ( 9414290 ) Time offset in mins (high:63 low: 141) Height offset in feet (high: * 1.67 low: *0.96)

Generated On: Fri Mar 18 22:34:11 UTC 2016 Page 4 of 5

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October November December Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height

1Sa●

h m ft cm01:26 AM 8.9 27108:27 AM 1.1 3401:41 PM 9.4 28708:55 PM 0.7 21

16Su○

h m ft cm01:13 AM 9.5 29008:01 AM 0.8 2401:11 PM 10.8 32908:40 PM -0.5 -15

1Tu

h m ft cm02:45 AM 7.8 23809:01 AM 2.3 7001:50 PM 9.5 29009:41 PM 0.0 0

16W

h m ft cm02:05 AM 8.9 27108:12 AM 2.0 6101:07 PM 11.3 34409:04 PM -1.3 -40

1Th

h m ft cm02:19 AM 7.7 23508:11 AM 2.8 8512:54 PM 9.6 29308:55 PM -0.4 -12

16F

h m ft cm02:47 AM 9.0 27408:52 AM 2.4 7301:37 PM 10.8 32909:37 PM -1.1 -34

2Su

02:07 AM 8.6 26209:00 AM 1.4 4302:07 PM 9.3 28309:30 PM 0.6 18

17M

02:08 AM 9.4 28708:45 AM 1.2 3701:51 PM 11.0 33509:28 PM -0.7 -21

2W

03:27 AM 7.6 23209:35 AM 2.5 7602:22 PM 9.3 28310:17 PM 0.0 0

17Th

03:02 AM 8.8 26809:07 AM 2.3 7001:56 PM 10.8 32909:57 PM -1.1 -34

2F

03:00 AM 7.7 23508:50 AM 2.9 8801:30 PM 9.4 28709:33 PM -0.4 -12

17Sa

03:38 AM 9.0 27409:52 AM 2.4 7302:28 PM 10.0 30510:26 PM -0.7 -21

3M

02:48 AM 8.2 25009:32 AM 1.7 5202:34 PM 9.2 28010:06 PM 0.6 18

18Tu

03:06 AM 9.1 27709:32 AM 1.6 4902:35 PM 10.9 33210:20 PM -0.8 -24

3Th

04:13 AM 7.5 22910:14 AM 2.8 8502:58 PM 9.0 27410:57 PM 0.0 0

18F

04:01 AM 8.7 26510:10 AM 2.5 7602:50 PM 10.0 30510:52 PM -0.7 -21

3Sa

03:43 AM 7.8 23809:36 AM 3.0 9102:11 PM 9.0 27410:14 PM -0.2 -6

18Su

04:29 AM 9.0 27410:58 AM 2.4 7303:24 PM 9.0 27411:16 PM -0.1 -3

4Tu

03:31 AM 7.8 23810:07 AM 2.1 6403:04 PM 9.1 27710:45 PM 0.6 18

19W

04:06 AM 8.7 26510:24 AM 2.0 6103:22 PM 10.6 32311:16 PM -0.7 -21

4F

05:03 AM 7.3 22310:59 AM 3.0 9103:39 PM 8.7 26511:42 PM 0.2 6

19Sa

05:02 AM 8.7 26511:21 AM 2.6 7903:49 PM 9.2 28011:51 PM -0.3 -9

4Su

04:28 AM 7.9 24110:31 AM 3.0 9102:59 PM 8.5 25910:59 PM 0.0 0

19M

05:20 AM 9.1 27712:10 PM 2.3 7004:26 PM 8.0 244

5W

04:19 AM 7.4 22610:44 AM 2.4 7303:39 PM 8.9 27111:29 PM 0.6 18

20Th

05:12 AM 8.4 25611:24 AM 2.3 7004:16 PM 10.1 308

5Sa

05:59 AM 7.3 22311:57 AM 3.1 9404:28 PM 8.3 253

20Su

06:02 AM 8.8 26812:41 PM 2.5 7604:57 PM 8.4 256

5M

05:14 AM 8.1 24711:38 AM 2.9 8803:55 PM 8.0 24411:49 PM 0.2 6

20Tu

12:09 AM 0.4 1206:11 AM 9.2 28001:24 PM 2.1 6405:38 PM 7.2 219

6Th

05:14 AM 7.1 21611:28 AM 2.7 8204:21 PM 8.6 262

21F

12:16 AM -0.4 -1206:21 AM 8.3 25312:36 PM 2.5 7605:16 PM 9.5 290

6Su

12:33 AM 0.3 905:56 AM 7.5 22912:11 PM 3.1 9404:27 PM 7.9 241

21M◑

12:52 AM 0.1 306:59 AM 9.0 27401:58 PM 2.2 6706:13 PM 7.7 235

6Tu

06:01 AM 8.4 25612:52 PM 2.6 7905:04 PM 7.5 229

21W◑

01:04 AM 0.9 2706:59 AM 9.3 28302:33 PM 1.7 5207:00 PM 6.7 204

7F

12:19 AM 0.7 2106:20 AM 6.9 21012:26 PM 3.0 9105:11 PM 8.4 256

22Sa◑

01:23 AM -0.2 -607:32 AM 8.3 25301:57 PM 2.6 7906:26 PM 8.9 271

7M◐

12:30 AM 0.4 1206:50 AM 7.8 23801:29 PM 2.9 8805:36 PM 7.7 235

22Tu

01:53 AM 0.5 1507:50 AM 9.2 28003:06 PM 1.8 5507:32 PM 7.3 223

7W◐

12:44 AM 0.5 1506:47 AM 8.8 26802:03 PM 2.1 6406:23 PM 7.1 216

22Th

02:00 AM 1.4 4307:44 AM 9.5 29003:34 PM 1.3 4008:25 PM 6.5 198

8Sa

01:17 AM 0.8 2407:33 AM 7.0 21301:43 PM 3.1 9406:10 PM 8.2 250

23Su

02:31 AM 0.1 308:37 AM 8.6 26203:16 PM 2.4 7307:41 PM 8.5 259

8Tu

01:29 AM 0.5 1507:38 AM 8.2 25002:36 PM 2.5 7606:51 PM 7.6 232

23W

02:50 AM 0.9 2708:35 AM 9.5 29004:03 PM 1.3 4008:46 PM 7.2 219

8Th

01:41 AM 0.8 2407:31 AM 9.4 28703:05 PM 1.5 4607:47 PM 7.1 216

23F

02:55 AM 1.8 5508:25 AM 9.6 29304:25 PM 0.9 2709:38 PM 6.7 204

9Su◐

02:20 AM 0.8 2408:39 AM 7.2 21903:00 PM 3.0 9107:17 PM 8.2 250

24M

03:37 AM 0.3 909:32 AM 8.9 27104:24 PM 2.0 6108:55 PM 8.3 253

9W

02:27 AM 0.6 1808:20 AM 8.7 26503:31 PM 1.9 5808:05 PM 7.7 235

24Th

03:41 AM 1.2 3709:14 AM 9.6 29304:51 PM 0.9 2709:51 PM 7.3 223

9F

02:38 AM 1.1 3408:15 AM 10.0 30504:00 PM 0.7 2109:05 PM 7.3 223

24Sa

03:47 AM 2.1 6409:03 AM 9.8 29905:09 PM 0.5 1510:38 PM 7.0 213

10M

03:22 AM 0.7 2109:30 AM 7.7 23504:03 PM 2.7 8208:25 PM 8.3 253

25Tu

04:34 AM 0.5 1510:18 AM 9.2 28005:21 PM 1.6 4910:02 PM 8.3 253

10Th

03:21 AM 0.7 2109:00 AM 9.4 28704:21 PM 1.2 3709:14 PM 8.0 244

25F

04:27 AM 1.5 4609:48 AM 9.8 29905:33 PM 0.5 1510:46 PM 7.4 226

10Sa

03:34 AM 1.4 4308:59 AM 10.6 32304:51 PM 0.0 010:14 PM 7.7 235

25Su

04:36 AM 2.3 7009:39 AM 9.9 30205:48 PM 0.1 311:28 PM 7.3 223

11Tu

04:17 AM 0.5 1510:11 AM 8.1 24704:55 PM 2.2 6709:30 PM 8.6 262

26W

05:23 AM 0.7 2110:58 AM 9.5 29006:09 PM 1.2 3711:01 PM 8.3 253

11F

04:11 AM 0.8 2409:38 AM 10.0 30505:07 PM 0.4 1210:17 PM 8.3 253

26Sa

05:09 AM 1.8 5510:19 AM 9.9 30206:09 PM 0.2 611:35 PM 7.5 229

11Su

04:28 AM 1.6 4909:43 AM 11.2 34105:40 PM -0.6 -1811:16 PM 8.1 247

26M

05:20 AM 2.5 7610:14 AM 10.1 30806:23 PM -0.1 -3

12W

05:07 AM 0.4 1210:48 AM 8.7 26505:41 PM 1.7 5210:29 PM 9.0 274

27Th

06:06 AM 0.9 2711:32 AM 9.6 29306:50 PM 0.8 2411:53 PM 8.3 253

12Sa

04:59 AM 1.0 3010:16 AM 10.6 32305:53 PM -0.2 -611:16 PM 8.6 262

27Su

05:48 AM 2.0 6110:49 AM 9.9 30206:43 PM -0.1 -3

12M

05:21 AM 1.8 5510:28 AM 11.6 35406:27 PM -1.1 -34

27Tu

12:10 AM 7.5 22906:00 AM 2.6 7910:48 AM 10.2 31106:56 PM -0.3 -9

13Th

05:52 AM 0.4 1211:22 AM 9.3 28306:25 PM 1.1 3411:25 PM 9.3 283

28F

06:45 AM 1.2 3712:02 PM 9.7 29607:27 PM 0.5 15

13Su

05:46 AM 1.2 3710:56 AM 11.1 33806:39 PM -0.8 -24

28M

12:19 AM 7.6 23206:24 AM 2.3 7011:18 AM 10.0 30507:15 PM -0.3 -9

13Tu

12:12 AM 8.5 25906:12 AM 2.0 6111:13 AM 11.8 36007:14 PM -1.4 -43

28W

12:48 AM 7.7 23506:39 AM 2.7 8211:23 AM 10.2 31107:28 PM -0.5 -15

14F

06:35 AM 0.4 1211:57 AM 9.9 30207:09 PM 0.5 15

29Sa

12:39 AM 8.2 25007:20 AM 1.5 4612:29 PM 9.7 29608:01 PM 0.3 9

14M○

12:13 AM 8.8 26806:33 AM 1.5 4611:37 AM 11.4 34707:26 PM -1.2 -37

29Tu●

01:00 AM 7.7 23507:00 AM 2.5 7611:48 AM 9.9 30207:47 PM -0.4 -12

14W○

01:05 AM 8.8 26807:04 AM 2.1 6412:00 PM 11.8 36008:01 PM -1.5 -46

29Th●

01:24 AM 7.9 24107:15 AM 2.8 8511:59 AM 10.2 31108:01 PM -0.5 -15

15Sa

12:20 AM 9.5 29007:18 AM 0.6 1812:33 PM 10.4 31707:53 PM -0.1 -3

30Su●

01:23 AM 8.1 24707:54 AM 1.7 5212:55 PM 9.6 29308:34 PM 0.1 3

15Tu

01:08 AM 8.9 27107:21 AM 1.7 5212:21 PM 11.5 35108:14 PM -1.4 -43

30W

01:40 AM 7.7 23507:35 AM 2.6 7912:20 PM 9.8 29908:20 PM -0.4 -12

15Th

01:56 AM 8.9 27107:57 AM 2.3 7012:47 PM 11.4 34708:49 PM -1.4 -43

30F

01:59 AM 8.0 24407:52 AM 2.8 8512:35 PM 10.1 30808:35 PM -0.6 -18

31M

02:04 AM 8.0 24408:27 AM 2.0 6101:22 PM 9.6 29309:07 PM 0.0 0

31Sa

02:34 AM 8.2 25008:32 AM 2.8 8501:14 PM 9.8 29909:10 PM -0.5 -15

StationId:9414551Source:NOAA/NOS/CO-OPSStation Type:SubordinateTime Zone:LST/LDTDatum:mean lower low water (MLLW) which is the chart datum of soundings

NOAA Tide Predictions

Gold Street Bridge, Alviso Slough,California,2016

Times and Heights of High and Low Waters

Disclaimer: These data are based upon the latest information available as of the date of your request, and may differ from the published tide tables.

Referenced to Station: San Francisco ( 9414290 ) Time offset in mins (high:63 low: 141) Height offset in feet (high: * 1.67 low: *0.96)

Generated On: Fri Mar 18 22:34:11 UTC 2016 Page 5 of 5

RFI-PRK-FY16-0170