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REV: 06-16-2021 EV & MI connectivity in some areas). These recommendations will be discussed with City staff to review the results and revise based on comments. Task 5 – Identify Policies and Implementation Programs The Project Team will identify policies and implementation programs that could be used in the Study Area to reduce ETEs. These recommendations may include additional roadways, emergency routes, and/or development limitations for areas where circulation constraints may affect future development and will utilize the information developed in Task 4. Deliverable(s): The results for Tasks 2 through 5 will be documented in a brief technical memorandum that documents our methods, findings, impacts, and recommendations, and be supported by graphics. In general, the technical memorandum will consist of a description of the study scenarios, methodologies used, and analysis results for each scenario. Significant impacts will be identified and recommended mitigation measures documented. It is assumed that the memorandum will be included in full in the Environmental Impact Report (EIR) appendix, and incorporated into the main body of the EIR as needed by the EIR consultant. Budget and Schedule: Consultant has budgeted $41,000 for Tasks 2 through 5 and Consultant expects it to take six weeks to complete a draft memo upon receipt of authorization to proceed with Phase 2. The draft memo will be submitted to the City for review and comment. Review comments will be incorporated into the final memo. Consultant’s fee estimate assumes 4 staff hours to respond to comments and prepare a final memo. Because it is speculative to know the nature and extent of comments, Consultant has allocated a certain budget for this task. Responding to comments requiring additional technical analysis or requiring more than 4 staff hours will be conducted as an additional service. Optional Task A – Dispersion Hazard Analysis for Airborne Event As an optional task, the Project Team could evaluate the extent of hazardous event due to dispersion of harmful chemicals resulting from events such as chemical accidents, toxic gas release and industrial fire hazards/accidents: 1. Outdoor Consequence Evaluation Using PHAST – A numerical analysis will be conducted for a loss of containment scenario using PHAST process hazard analysis software, which examines the progress of a potential incident from the initial release to far-field dispersion analysis considering the effect of average terrain roughness and the local wind conditions. The analysis will include the following tasks: a. Identify potential release scenarios due to loss of containment of hazardous chemicals b. Define acceptability limit in terms of hazardous gas concentrations ATTY/AGR.2021.142/Fehr & Peers (Page 14 of 16)