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REV: 11-19-25 LR The Consultant and Team will provide written documentation demonstrating that the appropriate level of analysis required for key benchmarks in the environmental compliance process including the Clean Water Act Section 4041(b)(1) requirements for consideration of alternatives, CEQA, and NEPA analysis, meets State and Federal standards. Deliverables: Deficiencies Prioritization technical memorandum (PDF), and Alternatives Conceptual Plans for High Priority Deficiencies (PDF). Task 10. Preliminary Engineering Design Report, up to $16,424 Time and Materials (T&M) This Task will develop a Preliminary Engineering Design Report (BODR) and it includes: The Consultant and team will develop a BODR that will serve as a foundation for the design of the preferred alternative. The BODR will document the needs, goals, criteria, principles, assumptions, and constraints used for the final design of products. It will present the design standards requirements for the Project. The BODR will include a Project Need description and a Project goals list. This Project Goals list will be developed in coordination with the City’s project manager and stakeholders and will include consideration of the challenges associated with sea level rise, extreme storm events, rising groundwater, water quality, and the multiple benefit opportunities to improve habitat, public safety, and access. The BODR will include the proposed design level-of-service for the Project to provide guidance to the City (City Engineer or designee, City’s Project Manager, and City Staff) and project partners on the long-term viability of the project to meet the selected level-of-service requirements, and shall include consideration of: 1. design service life for improvements, 2. the return period used to establish design levels and capacity 3. future climate change adaptation scenarios for rainfall to use when estimating discharges, 4. the assumed condition of tributary storm drainage systems, 5. the combined level of tolerable risk due to the interface of fluvial runoff and tide elevations in San Francisco Bay - joint (coincident) probability assessments address this criterion, 6. future climate change adaptation scenarios for sea level rise to use when establishing tidal boundary conditions, 7. future climate change adaptation scenarios for rising groundwater, 8. freeboard ATTY/AGR.2025.317/Wood Rodgers, Inc. (Page 25 of 77)