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EXHIBIT "A" SCOPE OF SERVICES Work to complete Historic Resource Impact Analysis will include: TASK A.1: HISTORIC RESOURCE IMPACT ANALYSIS a) Field Survey: Page & Turnbull will visit the proposed project site and Main Street Historic District to take digital photographs and make field notes. Page & Turnbull will also take photos of the buildings at 847-849 Main Street, 855- 857 Main Street, and the warehouses on Walnut Street. The Field Survey will include examination and photographs of interior features. The Client will provide interior building permits, if available in records with Redwood City, for review. b) Review Existing Documentation: Page & Turnbull will review the Downtown Precise Plan's historic preservation section, the Cultural Resources chapter of the DTPP's EIR, the documentation for the Main Street Historic District and extension, DPR 523 survey forms, Chapter 40 of the Municipal Code. Page & Turnbull will not undertake any original historic research for this project, but will rely on existing documentation for an understanding of the historic district's significance. c) Review Project Plans: Page & Turnbull will review one set of project plans from the Client and gain familiarity with the proposed work. Page & Turnbull may contact the Client for verbal explanation of the project or other necessary information. d) Historic Resource Impacts Analysis Report: Once all background materials have been reviewed, Page & Turnbull will use this information to summarize the historic status of the buildings; summarize the proposed project scope; review the project for compliance with the DTPP's historic resource preservation standards and guidelines, the DTPP EIR, and Chapter 40 of the Municipal Code. The report will include a Secretary of the Interior's Standards analysis, which is required both by the DTPP and in typical CEQA analysis. The report will conclude with analyses of project -specific and cumulative impacts that can feed into the project's EIR. e) Alternative: Page & Turnbull review a project alternative, provided by the client, for compliance with the DTPP's historic resource preservation standards and guidelines, the DTPP EIR, Chapter 40 of the Municipal Code, and the Secretary of the Interior's Standards. The project alternative analysis will conclude whether the alternative would avoid project -specific and cumulative impacts, and will feed into the project's EIR. REV: 10-28-16 VR Page 9 of 12 ATTY/AGR.2016.306/Page & Turnbull On Call Historic Analysis