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EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF WORK Contractor shall provide the following services as part of this contract: a. Consulting. Provide expertise to City staff and represent City, if requested by the City, with regulatory agencies and their interests in the management of the Redwood Shores Lagoon system, specifically compliance with the State Water Resources Control Board's Statewide General Permit No. CAG990005: Statewide NPDES Pennit for Discharges of Aquatic Pesticides to Waters of the United States and Water Quality Order No. 2013-0002- D WQ and its amendments, and Wastewater Discharge Requirements for all municipalities. Further, accompany and participate with City staff at community meetings, as needed. b. Water Oualitv Monitoring. Coordinate proactive, frequent inspections / surveys with the City before, during, and after pesticide applications to ensure a constant and accurate assessment of lagoon conditions and that all laws and regulations are being followed at all times as the work progresses, including: Trash and Debris Monitoring to ensure that the City has a constant and accurate assessment of lagoon conditions with respect to trash and debris nuisance management. Identify tools and techniques to be utilized and frequency of monitoring. Plant Nuisance Monitoring to ensure that the City has a constant and accurate assessment of lagoon conditions with respect to aquatic plant nuisance management through frequent inspections and / or visual surveys. Identify tools and techniques to be used, and frequency of monitoring. Identify needs for mechanical harvesting and chemical applications, identify products, set schedules and advise City of recommended actions. Ensure that all laws and regulations are being followed at all times as the work progresses. Note: Water quality sampling, as required by the SF Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board and reported annually to the Board, is conducted under the provisions of the City's NPDES General Permit for Aquatic Pesticides Self -Monitoring Program annual reporting. Any water quality sampling that provided by Contractor as part of the Scope of Work, is strictly for use by the Contractor to determine its treatment parameters and priorities. Testing results will not substitute for the pre-treatment and/or post-treatment water quality testing and sampling conducted in compliance with the City's Water Quality Monitoring Plan. C. Reporting. Prepare and submit to the City conclusions and recommendations for short- term actions and long-term work plans. The following reports are due to the City, no later than 15 days after the due date: • The Effective Date of Agreement and March 15, 2018 — Aquatic plant nuisance management strategy for the upcoming plant nuisance season • Monthly— Copies of monthly summary pesticide use report submitted to San Mateo County Department of Agriculture for all herbicides / pesticide used. ATTY/AGR/2017.182/WATERWORKS INDUSTRIES, INC. REV: 08-14-17 MI Page 6 of 8