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requests for additional analysis that are not necessary to prepare a legally adequate document, the additional cost would be billed on a time and materials basis. The Screencheck Draft Initial Study will be submitted to the City at the same time as the Administrative Draft SEIR (see Task CA), and will be included as an appendix to that document. 4. Public Review Draft Initial Study Based on one set of consolidated, non -contradictory comments submitted by the City, LSA will make any necessary revisions to the Initial Study and prepare the Public Review Draft Initial Study. The Draft Initial Study will be circulated at the same time as the Draft Supplemental EIR, and will be included as an appendix as detailed in Task C, Draft Supplemental EIR, below. TASK C: DRAFT SUPPLEMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT LSA will prepare three drafts of the Supplemental EIR: an Administrative Draft and Screencheck Draft, for review by the City, and a Public Review Draft, which will be released for the 45 -day review period. The following discussion summarizes the tasks that LSA will conduct to prepare the Supplemental EIR. 1. Setting, Impacts and Mitigation Measures The setting, impacts, and mitigation measures documentation for each of the issue areas described below will be incorporated into the SEIR. The setting section for each topic will describe the current conditions of the site and vicinity. Each topical impact analysis will evaluate project -level impacts of the proposed project. Where relevant, impacts will be separately identified in terms of whether they would occur during the construction or operations periods. A set of feasible mitigation measures (as well as the residual impacts or effects of each measure) will be identified and compared to those identified in the previous EIR, if appropriate. Section 15130 of the CEQA Guidelines requires that an EIR evaluate potential environmental impacts that are individually limited but cumulatively significant. These impacts can result from the proposed project alone or together with other projects. The analysis of cumulative effects will be included in each of the below topical sections and will address the potential impacts associated with the project in conjunction with other off-site, permitted, under -construction or probable future projects under the projected build -out of the General Plan. Cumulative impacts will be summarized by topic and reasonable, feasible options for mitigating or avoiding the project's contribution to any significant cumulative effects will be identified. a. Transportation and Circulation. Conditions and requirements related to the topic of transportation and circulation have changed since 2003 and this topic will warrant some additional review to ensure that the previous EIR remains adequate for the revised project. In particular, existing and future roadway conditions have changed, as have the modeling tools used for assessment of level of service impacts. Under contract to the applicant team, it is assumed that Fehr & Peers will prepare the Page 12 of 19 REV: 06-16-17 PR ATTY/AGR.2017.138/LSA - KaiserMOKEIR