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Wagstaff and Associates Contract Exhibit "A" City of Redwood City Bair Island Road Development EIR October 25, 2001 Page 11-15 r the identified significant transportation impact findings for the proposed project. In addition, r the alternatives analysis by Fehr and Peers will include more detailed operational impact and r mitigation comparison for two more detailed alternatives, including LOS comparisons and r associated impact and mitigation comparisons for three of the study interchanges and up to r five of the local study intersections. r 7. Responses to Comments. The Fehr & Peers fee estimate in section VI of this proposal r includes 24 hours of staff time to prepare responses to comments on the Draft EIR. A contract amendment will be prepared should additional technical analyses be required to complete the Final EIR. r 8. Meetings. In addition to the meetings specified under subtask 2 above, Fehr & Peers will attend three project meetings with Wagstaff and Associates and/or City staff and two public hearings as part of this scope of work. Additional meetings and/or hearings will be attended at the request of Wagstaff and Associates or staff and billed as an additional service on a time and materials basis. r 9. Additional Services. The scope of work has been developed to meet the specific requirements of this EIR program; however, additional work items may be needed as the study progresses. Additional services that are beyond the scope of this study include, but are not limited to, freeway counts, analysis of additional study locations, detailed operations analysis, conceptual designs of mitigation measures, responses to comments requiring technical analyses, and attendance at additional meetings or public hearings. Fehr & Peers will conduct additional services with authorization. E. Biological Resources (Wetlands Research Associates) The biological issues associated with the proposed projects primarily involve potential impacts to intertidal and subtidal habitats along the existing shoreline. Wetlands Reseamh Associates, Inc. (WRA) will evaluate the existing biological conditions of the project site and determine the significance of potential project impacts on existing shoreline plant communities and wildlife resources. 1. Project Initiation and Site ReconnaissancP.. Some studies of biological resources and r special status species occurrence in the project vicinity have been completed, including a r preliminary jurisdictional wetlands determination and biological sources survey by Huffman- r Broadway. These reports and other relevant materials wilt be reviewed and evaluated. Data gaps and the need for additional studies, if required, will be identified. In addition, the California Natural Diversity Database will be accessed and consultations will be conducted with the California Department of Fish and Game, National Marine Fisheries Service, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 2. Settin.q. WRA will describe existing biological resources conditions and sensitivities in the project area. The following subtasks will be completed to formulate the setting description: WP511622~t41SC~0013-2. EXA