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James O’Connell Red Morton Community Park Regional Stormwater Capture Project, Redwood City, CA – Phase 2A 3 June 14, 2021 The Client will provide for site access and assist in the identification of those knowledgeable about the history of site usage. The Client will provide all available drawings, maps, and all other environmental documentation regarding the site it has in its possession or has knowledge of within three business days of authorization notice to proceed. Delayed delivery of documents may result in a change in schedule and/or budget. Regulatory agencies’ files are provided electronically to the Craftwater team, or available to review online by team personnel, within approximately one business week after receipt of authorization to proceed. It is expected that access to some agency files may not be available for review in the time period available for the Phase I ESA due to the State-mandated COVID-19-related limitations. The resulting data gaps maybe significant and affect conclusions and recommendations. No environmental sampling of soil or other media, lead in drinking water, potential asbestos-containing materials (ACMs), lead-containing materials (LCMs), or other hazardous substances is included in the Phase I ESA scope of work. Task 5.2. Preliminary Biological Review Although the site of the stormwater capture project is in a fully developed park, it’s operations must be considered in terms of the entire watershed. We will complete a preliminary review to document whether special-status aquatic species, such as the California red-legged frog or anadromous fish, are known to occur upstream or downstream of the project, and whether they are likely to be affected by project operations and thus require a permit. We will also review the CEQA checklist biology questions and identify whether potentially significant impacts could occur. We will bring this information to the design team so that significant impacts can be acknowledged and addressed through design if possible. This task includes one meeting with the design team. Information from this task will subsequently be used in both the CEQA analysis and for resource agency permit applications. Task 5.3 Interagency Meeting Contact with the resource agencies (i.e., CDFW, USACE, and RWQCB) early in the permit process can reduce delays during permitting and assist with project planning. The Interagency Meeting is a regular monthly meeting hosted by the USACE at their offices in San Francisco or via internet that the other agencies also attend. It is an opportunity to obtain an informal consultation from the agencies regarding the proposed project. Representatives from the City should also attend and present the project. This scope of work includes time to prepare the interagency meeting application, coordinate with the project team, attend the meeting, and provide a summary of agency comments. Task 5.4. Prepare Administrative Draft Initial Study and Confirm CEQA MND Following completion of the 30% design submittal, our team will review the project plans, prepare a comprehensive data request outlining the information needed to complete the project’s CEQA analysis, and formulate a stable and accurate description of the proposed project, including its location, objectives, existing site conditions, key features, and potential construction and operational characteristics. The Project Description will be supported with maps, photos, and graphics as appropriate, and will be used as the basis for the setting information and impact evaluations presented in the IS. ATTY/AGR.2021/Amend No. 1/Craftwater Inc (Page 6 of 16)