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James O’Connell Red Morton Community Park Regional Stormwater Capture Project, Redwood City, CA – Phase 2B 2 September 2, 2022 information provided by the City or Applicant). The administrative Final IS/MND will include a new appendix and draft memorandum that contains the comment letters received on the public draft documents (with an alpha- numeric ID for each individual comment), response to comments, and changes to the project or errata as necessary shown in strikethrough and underling formatting. Following receipt of all team comments on the Administrative Final IS/MND, we will prepare a Public Final IS/MND document for review and consideration by the City Council. Concurrent with the preparation of the Administrative Final IS/MND, we will also prepare an Administrative Draft Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) for review by the project team. The MMRP will compile all best management practices and mitigation measures included in the CEQA documentation to reduce or avoid significant impacts and will identify the timing of the measure, the entity responsible for implementing the measure, and the method for verifying the measure implemented. Consultant will incorporate the project team’s comments into a Final MMRP for adoption by the City. Once the project is approved by the City, we will prepare a Notice of Determination (NOD) that the City will need to file with the San Mateo County Clerk. Consultant will provide a copy of the NOD to the State clearinghouse. To complete the scope of work within the budge and schedule estimates described further below, we assume: A total of 48 hours to review and prepare written responses to comments, the Administrative Final IS/MND, and the MMRP; We will receive one round of consolidated comments on the Administrative Final IS/MND and MMRP from the City’s review team; Staff will attend and participate in one public meeting to present the Final IS/MND to the City (e.g., a public meeting, a Planning Commission meeting, or a City Council meeting); City staff will be responsible for compiling meeting mailing lists (including interested individuals and non- governmental entities), securing meeting locations, notifying interested parties that do not directly receive CEQA notices, and provide ancillary meeting materials such as sign in sheets, comment cards, large format graphics, etc. We will compile the information required by CEQA Guidelines Section 15091 in support of any required findings in support of adoption of an MND. We will then provide that information to City staff in a form acceptable the City. City staff will use that information to compile the appropriate CEQA resolutions. We will deliver the NOT to the State Clearinghouse via electronic means if available and through regular transmittal as necessary; and City staff will deliver the NOD to the County Clerk’s office. Task 5.7. Coordination and Communication for Remainder of CEQA Work This task consists of regular coordination with the City and management of the Consultant necessary to complete work tasks on time and within budget. If issues arise that will affect the schedule or budget, we will immediately inform the City and discuss the best approach to resolving issues. This scope of work assumes participation in up to 3 coordination conference calls and one meeting with the City to keep the project on schedule (this meeting would be in addition to the Task 5.5 public meeting to present the Final IS/MND). This task also includes implementation quality control procedures (e.g., senior level review) and administrative time for contracting and invoicing. Deliverables: Public Draft IS/MND including NOI, NOC, and newspaper or other public CEQA notices ATTY/AGR.2022/Amend. No. 2/Craftwater Inc (Red Morton Stormwater Capture) (Page 5 of 10)