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REV: 11-19-25 LR c. Task 11.c Temporary and Permanent Easements Sub-consultant, BKF, will identify potential locations where temporary and permanent easements may be required to support project implementation. This Task will focus on properties within the boundary surveyed under Task 3. Using the existing topographic and boundary survey data, Sub-consultant BKF will assess parcels that may be affected by construction access, staging, utility relocations, or long-term infrastructure such as levees, drainage structures, or pump stations. The assessment will distinguish between temporary construction easements (TCEs) needed for access, equipment staging, or grading, and permanent easements required for the operation, maintenance, or footprint of the proposed improvements. Easement needs will be identified in coordination with conceptual design development and discussed with the City’s project manager and City staff to support early outreach to property owners, avoid delays, and inform potential right-of-way acquisition requirements as the project progresses. All easement mapping will be limited to the area covered by the Task 3 survey and will be refined further as the preferred flood mitigation alternative is selected. The scope assumes preparing up to five (5) sheets at 1”=100’ scale to show location of easements. Deliverables: 30% Design Drawings (PDF and Civil 3D CAD), Utility Response Matrix (PDF), and Temporary and Permanent Easement Plans (AutoCAD and PDF). Task 12. Environmental and Historic Preservation, up to $68,121 Time and Materials (T&M) This task will develop a Preliminary Environmental Impact Report for the Redwood Creek Watershed and Wetland Capacity Project. This Task includes the following: a. Task 12. A Preliminary Impact Report a. The goal of this report is to identify environmental constraints in the project area and leverage that information to help guide and inform alternative development and selection. b. The study will primarily consider biological and cultural resources but will include a wide range of considerations covering both CEQA and NEPA potential impacts from proposed improvements. c. The Preliminary Impact Report will evaluate each alternative or improvements project that is included in the Alternative Analysis Report, specifically providing recommendations for the level of CEQA and NEPA documentation that would be needed and what environmental permits and regulatory approvals are needed. d. The Preliminary Impact Report will set up future projects for expedited advancement through the environmental and permitting process and will provide an early environmental constraints analysis. ATTY/AGR.2025.317/Wood Rodgers, Inc. (Page 28 of 77)