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Wagstaff and Asscciates Contract Exhibit "A" City of Redwood City Bair Island Road Development EIR October 25, 2001 Page I--4 mitigation responsibilities, to ensure against adverse drainage and water quality (construction period and long-term) impacts. 6. Infrastructure and Public Services. The EIR will also provide a means of identifying the consolidated infrastructure and public service needs associated with the anticipated development scenario, and related mitigation responsibilities (i.e., sewer, water, fire protection, EMS, police, schools, parks, trails, and solid waste disposal). C. SPECIFIC EIR OBJECTIVES The work scope set forth in this proposal is designed to prepare an environmental impact r report (EIR) for the Marina Shores Village application that adequately addresses the key issues identified above and meets the following specific objectives: 1. Meets the latest CEQA and related case law requirements for environmental impact assessment; 2. Fully informs City of Redwood City decision-makers, other responsible agencies, and the public, of the proposed actions and the environmental consequences of their approval; 3. Provides the necessary environmental documentation to achieve CEQA compliance for all related local approval actions (general plan amendments, rezonings, etc.); 4. Makes efficient use of existing environmental documentation and other pertinent studies r already completed for the area, as listed in the City's September 2000 Bair Island Road Specific Plan RFP; 5. Minimizes the degree of additional environmental documentation required for future individual development applications within the Bair island Road development area; 6. Provides a comprehensive and clear project description summarizing the overall r objectives of the proposed project and describes the specific physical layout characteristics, vehicular access provisions, land use breakdowns, building design and construction characteristics, pedestrian provisions, parking programs, landscaping and other common features, dredging and fill aspects, infrastructure provisions, anticipated construction phasing, and required future jurisdictional approvals; r 7. Describes the land use implications of the project, including internal land use relationships and any potential internal land use incompatibilities; potential external land use relationships and incompatibilities (impacts on adjoining uses), and the relationship and r consistency of the project with Redwood City General Plan and other pertinent jurisdictional land use policies; WP51~622iMISCiO013-1.EXA