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Wagstaff and Associates Contract Exhibit "A" City of Redwood City Bair Island Road Development EIR October 25, 2001 Page 11--3 · description of the project's more detailed physical characteristics and design particulars with text, tables, including to the extent that available information permits, graphics depicting the development; illustrative site plans; architectural elevations and renderings; building height, lot coverage, and floor area ratio information; site access, internal circulation, and parking provisions; landscape design particulars; vehicular, transit, bicycle, and pedestrian access provisions; project loading provisions; grading and foundation aspects; estuarine dredging and fill aspects; drainage system provisions; etc.; · description of residential components, including unit type breakdowns and anticipated occupancy and operational characteristics; · description of the commercial office and retail components, including anticipated occupancy and operational characteristics; · description of the proposed marina reconfiguration, including associated dredging and fill aspects; · description of the anticipated project phasing;, and · description of the various local and regional jurisdictional approvals necessary to implement the project. Note: Twelve (12) sets of the project plans and associated application materials will be r requested by Wagstaff and Associates from the applicant for team use in preparation of the EIR. B. Data Collection and Review City general plan documents, zoning ordinance, and other available plans, studies, data, and analyses relevant to the project and EIR will be collected from the City and applicants and evaluated, including all project application materials, any applicant background studies (soils reports, Phase I and II reports, etc.), documents and information itemized in the City's September 2000 RFP for the specific plan program, City base maps and aerial photographs (including GIS files) of the project area, other aerial photography of the area, any other relevant data on land use, traffic, parking, estuarine and wetland conditions, public services, noise, hazardous materials, drainage, geotechnical conditions, and so on. C. Initial Field Survey The proposed project area will be more thoroughly driven, walked, and photographed by the EIR team to identify apparent existing conditions relevant to the project description details and their potential impacts. WP51~221M ISCIOO13-2. EXA