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individuals, including the development of alternative source water options, relocation of water intakes and construction of flood protection barriers. Strategies that can be used to aid in the detection of malevolent acts or natural hazards that threaten the security or resilience of the system. Consultant shall develop the Draft ERP. The Draft shall also include content from Tasks 3, 4, and 5 below. City staff shall review and comment on the Draft ERP 2.3 — Final ERP Consultant shall prepare written responses to all reviewer comments and shall not incorporate these responses into the final updated ERP until the City has indicated in writing that the responses are acceptable and appropriately address the review comments. Consultant shall observe the City's requested review cycle. Deliverables: Draft ERP; Response to Comments; Review Meeting and Presentation; Response to Comments; Final ERP. TASK 3 — EMERGENCY PLANNING INFORMATION REVIEW Consultant shall review the City's emergency preparedness, response and recovery policies and procedures, training and exercise plans, equipment lists, alternative water source information, community emergency operations plans, and Mutual Aid agreements. The review will include, but is not limited to, the following City documents: • 2006 Emergency Operations Plan • 2011 Water System Master Plan • 2011 Seismic Vulnerability Assessment • 2015 Urban Water Management Plan • 2018 Water System Emergency Response Plan Consultant shall reach out to local emergency planning agencies and other appropriate stakeholders and schedule Skype/Microsoft Teams meetings to discuss documented ERP approaches. TASK 4 — DEVELOPMENT OF ERP SCENARIOS Consultant shall develop or revise response plans to specific disaster events or scenarios as they currently exist in the 2018 Redwood City Water System Emergency Response Plan (April 2018) and as outlined in the DDW Guidebook. The updated ERP shall identify critical facilities and equipment, utilizing maps and photographs to aid operators in executing the specific plans. The updated ERP shall include, but shall not be limited to, the following scenarios: Loss of SFPUC supply due to inadequate treatment. Localized contamination of water system resulting from use of Neutral Output -Discharge Elimination System (NO -DES) equipment. Potential dangers caused by PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoffs. REV: 06-04-2020 MI ATTYIAGR.2020.088IAARC Consultants, LLC (Page 18 of 20)