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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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1/23/2012
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6.1. C. - Page 15 <br /> Section 5— Economic Analysis: a cost comparison of alternatives considered and economic <br /> analysis of the proposed Title XVI proj ect relative to other water supply alternatives that could <br /> be implemented by the City. <br /> Section 6— Justification of why the proposed proj ect was the selected alternative. A memo that <br /> explains the distribution alternative selection process will be prepared. <br /> Task A.4 — Le�al and Institutional Requi�ements <br /> The Title XVI Feasibility Study (Section 8) shall identify any legal or institutional requirements <br /> or barriers to implementing the proposed Title XVI project. WBA will identify potential <br /> institutional issues that may need to be addressed and review them with the City, as well as <br /> discuss with the City any additional issues that may need to be identified in the Feasibility Study. <br /> Task A. S— Additional Topics <br /> As part of the USBR WaterSMART grant that is funding a portion of the Feasibility Study, <br /> Redwood City agreed to provide the following information in the Feasibility Study, which is in <br /> addition to the D&S requirements. <br /> • Analyze the potential for the proj ect to a) improve the quality of surface or groundwater; <br /> b) improve flow conditions of natural stream channels; c) to provide water or habitat for <br /> threatened or endangered species. <br /> • Address methods to incorporate the use of renewable energy or otherwise address energy <br /> efficiency aspects of the proj ect. <br /> • How proj ect will promote and apply a regional or watershed perspective to water <br /> resource management. <br /> Task A. 6— Financial Capabilitv <br /> Section 9 of the D&S focuses on the ability and willingness of the City to pay for the <br /> construction, operation and maintenance costs of the proj ect. This scope and budget assumes <br /> that City staff will prepare the financial plan for the proj ect, which includes an analysis of how <br /> the City will pay for construction and annual operation, maintenance and replacement costs. <br /> WBA will prepare a summary memo of the financial plan tailored to the D&S requirements. <br /> Task A. 7— P�epa�e C�osswalk anc� Executive Summa�v <br /> WBA will build upon the work started in Task A.2 by adding the information and supporting <br /> materials generated in Tasks A.3 -A.6. An executive summary that describes the proj ect and <br /> summarizes the information contained in the crosswalk will be prepared. <br /> This task assumes an administrative draft will be prepared for City review. Based on City <br /> comments, the Draft Report will be prepared and submitted to USBR. The Draft will be revised <br /> based upon USBR comments and finalized. <br /> Task A. 8— P�olect Mana�ement and Communication <br /> WBA will collect and integrate the information prepared by the consultant team and City staff. <br /> WBA will remain in regular contact with City staff and team members to obtain and request the <br /> information needed to complete the report. Monthly proj ect team calls are anticipated. WBA <br /> Agreement over $10K 12 <br /> City Attorney Approved Version 091211 <br />
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