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Kennedy/J enks Consultants Mr. Peter Ingram City of Redwood City 4 November 2002 Page 4 6. Water Quality Monitoring Memorandum - The City would like to develop the requirements for an annual, water quality monitoring program for the recycled water project. The monitoring program would include the water quality parameters identified in the water quality matrix. In addition, the City is interested in investigating the requirements for developing a sampling and testing program for currently unregulated contaminants that may exist in the recycled water supply in minute concentrations. These contaminants can include disinfection byproducts, pharmaceutically active residuals such as estrogenic compounds and cancer fighting drugs, and industrial chemicals and pesticides, some of which may be endocrine disrupting (hormone mimicking) compounds. A memorandum will be prepared that summarizes the current analytical capabilities and costs to test for these compounds in recycled water and will summarize available testing results from other recycled water projects. A budget of 80 labor hours is included for this work. 7. Desalination Supply Feasibility White Paper- The conceptual feasibility and cost of desalinating water from the San Francisco Bay as a sustainable potable water supply will be summarized in a brief memorandum, based on available information from other projects either constructed or being considered elsewhere in California. Regulatory requirements, water quality issues, treatment and site requirements and capital ant operating cost information will be included in the memorandum and a brief summary presentation to the City Council is included. A budget of 80 labor hours is included for this work. 8. Local Groundwater Supply Feasibility White Paper- The conceptual feasibility and cost of constructing wells and treatment facilities to use local groundwater as a sustainable potable water supply will be summarized in a brief memorandum, based on available information from the California Division of Water Resources and other available information provided by the City. David Keith Todd Ph.D., P.E. of Todd Engineers will lead this work and make a brief summary presentation to the City Council. A budget of 100 labor hours is included for this work. 9. Institutional and Implementation Support - The City may request support for public education and outreach, institutional agreements and use ordinances, environmental compliance, or other unidentified support services, if needed. A budget of 80 hours (-4 hours per week average) is included for this work. Budget Recap The status of the Recycled Water Program Support Services current contract budget under Task Order No. 2 and proposed Task Order No. 4 is summarized in Table 1. Refer to the enclosed spreadsheet for a detailed breakdown of the Labor and Fee Estimate for the proposed budget for additional services from November 2002 through April 2003 under Task Order No. 4. A Summary of the Original Agreement and Task Orders No. 1 - 4 is included in Table 2.