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The following describes AECOM's proposed scope of work for the optional tasks, followed by the proposed schedule and cost for each task. Each of the following tasks shall be at the option of the City. Task A- Public Meetinas At the City's request AECOM will attend and assist with additional public meetings at a total maximum cost of $2,100 per meeting. This optional task includes preparation and presentation of materials related to the ongoing CEQA efforts and attendance by the Project Manager (Steven Smith) and/or Deputy Project Manager (Florentina Craciun). Alternatively, a technical resource specialist or the Project Director may attend in lieu of either the Project Manager or Deputy Project Manager, if requested or appropriate for the meeting subject matter. Tack B - Historical Resources Inventory and Evaluation Report AECOM has identified a total of nine historic -age properties within the proposed project site that should be evaluated. AECOM would augment the scope of work in Exhibit A to provide analysis of these properties (45 years and older) within the project footprint to determine if they meet the criteria as historical resources for the purposes of CEQA. AECOM is aware that Perry's Feed building at 1401 Main Street is a non -designated historic resource and a Historic Report has been prepared by the applicant, with AECOM will peer review as previously noted, and does not require inventory or evaluation as part of this effort. Task 8.1— Project Management The project management task includes time for coordination with the City, senior review of documents, and incorporation of the products outlined below into the Initial Study and EIR. Task 8.2 — Desktop Site Specific Research An AECOM architectural historian, who meets the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualifications Standards for work in Architectural History and History, will undertake desktop -level site-specific research of the nine historic -age properties in the project footprint to develop historical contexts in which to evaluate them against State and local historic register evaluation criteria as potential historical resources for CEQA. Research will include review of materials available online including, but not limited to: • Historic newspapers, journals, and other publications; • Historic aerial photographs and maps; • Sources available through the California State Library; Local repository digital collections; City of Redwood City databases with built environment information; and Page 31 of 37 ATFY/AGR/2018.270/AECOM PSA REV: 12-07-18 PR