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REV: 11-19-25 LR b. Task 12.b Environmental and Historic Review a. The Consultant will team with sub-consultant, Archaeological/Historical Consultants (A/HC), to develop biological and cultural assessments of the watershed study area. The biological assessment will include reviewing species occurrences and habitat types throughout the project area and identifying potential on-site and off-site mitigation options for future infrastructure improvement projects. The cultural assessment will include a review of the cultural record search, early outreach with local Native American Tribes, and a general assessment for subsurface archaeological sensitivity that will inform future environmental documentation and tribal consultation effort. Deliverables: Biological Resources Assessment (PDF), Cultural Resources Assessment (PDF), and Preliminary Impact Report (PDF). Task 13. Engineers Cost Estimate, up to $3,962 Time and Materials (T&M) Under this task, the Consultant will provide a Class 3 opinion of probable cost for the selected alternative that will be developed. Deliverables: Detailed Class 3 Opinion of Probable Cost Estimate (Excel and PDF). Task 14. Benefit-Cost Analysis, up to $41,430 Time and Materials (T&M) Consultant to provide the key submission requirements for a future FEMA funding sub-application. This task will develop a benefit-cost analysis of the preferred alternative in Task 9 to identify benefits and optimize benefit/cost ratios. This Task includes: a. Task 14.a Sub-application and Benefit-Cost Analysis the Consultant will tailor a benefit cost analysis for the preferred alternative in Task 9 to identify multiple benefits (not limited to rudimentary approaches) and to optimize benefit/cost ratios. FEMA’s Hazus v7-software (the latest version of Hazus or equivalent FEMA approved at the time of work under this agreement) will be used to estimate flood damages in the Project area for the existing and proposed condition for the 30 and 100yr frequency flood events, with consideration to proposed operations. Hazus v7 estimates both direct and indirect losses due to floods and is accepted by CalOES and FEMA for grant applications. The Consultant will also look for additional mitigation benefits to bolster the BCR including, for example, estimating traffic delay and collisions (safety) benefits, and ecological benefits of proposed improvements. The Consultant and team will then utilize the FEMA BCA Toolkit v6.0 to determine the BCR of the Project. This toolkit accounts for the expected damages for various return frequency events for both existing and improved ATTY/AGR.2025.317/Wood Rodgers, Inc. (Page 29 of 77)