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REV: 07-16-25 LF Consultant will (1) prepare a timeline for City staff to submit data; and (2) revise (as needed with approval from the Water Superintendent) the table under the “Project Schedule and Milestones” section below that outlines the timeline for the preparation of the UWMP. All project work must be completed in advance of the 1 July 2026 DWR submittal deadline. Task 1 Deliverables: •Project kick-off meeting, with agenda and meeting notes •Detailed data request •Task-based project schedule, updated as needed •Monthly invoices and task-based progress status reports For Task 1 overall, •The kick-off meeting will not exceed one (1) hour in duration and will be held virtually upon a mutually agreed upon schedule. Task 2 - Prepare Water Supply and Demand Assessment This task consists of collecting and reviewing pertinent information needed to prepare the 2025 UWMP and summarizing the key results for presentation to City staff in a working review meeting. Water System Description Based on information provided or approved by the City, the characteristics of the City’s water service area including the water system, average rainfall, average temperature, demographics, water use sectors, and service area will be updated. Current and Future Population Estimates Consultant will rely on information provided by the City, the 2020 Census data, California Department of Finance data, the City’s General Plan, information available from BAWSCA Demand Study, and/or DWR’s population tool to estimate the current and future population. Current and Future Water Demand Estimates City will provide Consultant with complete water use records in total and by customer sector between 2020 and 2025, as well as information related to distribution system losses, based on validated annual reports. Consultant will compare the results to the assumptions included in the BAWSCA Demand Study and alert the City of any discrepancies. Based on the analysis of the water use data, appropriate water demand factors will then be applied to projections of population and employment growth to estimate future water demands. The 2025 UWMP will describe how the demand projections incorporate land use information, water savings from codes and standards, and climate change, as required by California Water Code (CWC) §10631(a), §10631(d)(4)(A), and §10631(b)(1). Current and future water demands will be presented by customer classes, including distribution ATTY/AGR.2025.176/EKI Environment & Water, Inc. (Development of 2025 Urban Water Management Plan) (Page 12 of 21)