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Contract Amendment #5- Redwood City Saltworks Development Proposal May 3, 20] 1 Page 2 of 6 The Team and their Roles The overall team of consultants would be organized as follows, each having a critical role in processing the application and providing full environmental review: • Overall direction and project management would be handled by the City of Redwood City, represented by Blake Lyon. Blake would provide City expertise in scheduling, information gathering and processing. • Overall programmatic assistance, oversight, and management of consultants for the continued processing of the Saltworks development application will be provided by Hart Howerton acting as an "adjunct" to City Staff and City representatives. Hart Howerton will continue to work directly with Blake Lyon, in essence, as part of City Staff to provide strategic oversight on the coordination, scheduling, consultant management, and advisory services as described in this scope of work. Amie MacPhee will act as the lead in directing and managing the process with Blake Lyon, while Roland Aberg, Jennifer Lau and Raymond Siu would provide additional project management, budget expertise, advisory services, graphics and administrative support. • CEQA legal assistance will continue to be provided by Remy, Thomas, Moose and Manley under this contract. Whit Manley would continue to advise the City on compliance, adequacy and processing issues particularly related to CEQA and NEPA (as applicable). • Environmental consulting will continue to be handled by Merritt-Smith Consulting under this contract. Dave Smith would assist in providing advisory services on all water issues related to the project proposal, including the development of water supply options as well as CEQA /NEPA issues, review, communication strategies and process. • Legal assistance regarding water will continue to be provided by Downey Brand under this contract. Scott Shapiro will advise the City on all issues associated with water and flood protection for the Saltworks Project, including: compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, S.B. 610 (the Water Supply Assessment statute), and S.B. 221 (the Water Verification statute); performance of due diligence on any water supply proposed; review of the City's Urban Water Management Plan for coordination with the project; attending meetings in support of these items; preparing and giving public presentations on water and flood protection for the project; and any other related items. • Kennedy /Jenks Consultants, in association with Todd Engineers will focus on analyzing the water supply options for the Saltworks project. This includes analysis of a desalination facility, groundwater alternative, and recycled water and other options. In addition, the Consultant will develop background information and perform requested evaluations /analysis on sewage conveyance and treatment issues for use by the