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CLEAN LAKES INC. o Upon completion of the sampling day, water samples would be delivered, or picked up for delivery, to a State Certified Laboratory, and analyzed according to USEPA methods and laboratory quality control practices. o Upon receipt, lab results would be reviewed by Clean Lakes, Inc. to ensure proper reporting. o Physical water quality parameters, such as temperature, dissolved oxygen (DO), pH, specific conductivity, salinity, and turbidity will be sampled through the use of a Horiba U -52 water quality sampling probe, or equivalent, fitted with the appropriate sensors. GPS coordinates would be noted and /or waypoints collected to document sample site locations. o Clean Lakes, Inc. will coordinate with the weed control contractor to gather appropriate information in terms of application date, product use, and any other information required for report preparation. Task 3 — Coordination with Analysis Lab, Lagoon Maintenance Contractor, and the City: CLI will coordinate with the Analysis Lab, the Lagoon Maintenance Contractor, and City staff with regard to all objectives, deliverables, and other details that relate to the Redwood Shores Lagoon Management Plan and other regulatory bodies and requirements. Task 4 — Update the Redwood Shores Lagoon Management Plan as needed: CLI will coordinate with City staff and regulatory agencies to update the Redwood Shores Lagoon Maintenance Plan as needed. Task 5 — Prepare a NOl and Application for the NPDES Discharge Permit as needed: CLI will prepare the NO1 and application for renewal of Statewide General NPDES Permit for the Discharge of Aquatic Weed Control in the waters of the United States, General Permit No. CAG990005 following the 2011 Permit revisions that are expected to be finalized by the fall of 2011. The Annual NPDES Permit Report for Aquatic Pesticide use will be prepared with the data collected and submitted by March 1 of the following year after application (i.e. Annual report will be submitted by March 1, 2012 for any treatments that occur in 2011). Task 6 — Emergency Response: Should there be a sewage spill or other event requiring immediate assistance with water quality testing, CL1 would be available with a response time of less than 2 hours from the time assistance is requested. Tests will be sent to County Public Health Lab for analysis. The contact information for all staff available for emergency response situations is outlined below. CLI has worked with the County Public Health Lab, which has performed the emergency response analysis in the past. CLI's Northern California office is located approximately one hour away from the Redwood Shore Lagoons. As such, we are available to respond on short notice. Chapter 6 — Proposal Costs: Task 1— Water Quality Monitoring — Monthly Monitoring: la- Monthly sampling and monitoring: $318.00 hourly rate 2011 Redwood Shores Lagoon Water Quality Monitoring Proposal Page 13of18 General Services Agreement between the City of Redwood City and Clean Lakes, Inc. - Exhibit A 07/01/2011 Page 9 of 13