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EXHIBIT "A" Scope of Services Whitley Burchett 8 Associates Recycled Water Project Consulting Services 2012-2013 Introduction This scope of work covers a range of tasks to support the City of Redwood City's Recycled Water Project. Redwood City is seeking federal funding for the construction of the Phase 2 project thorough the Title XVI program administered by the Bureau of Reclamation. Title XVI funding requires the project sponsor to submit to USBR a FeasibiliTy Study and supporting documentation far the project. The consulting services associated with the existing recycled water system and funding of the Phase 2 project aze divided into five tasks. Task A— TiUe XVI Feasibility Report Task B— Disinfection Contact Time Testing Task C— Federal and State Funding Support Task D— Assistance with Regulatory Compliance Task E— Project Implementation Support The following sections describe the activities WBA will perform for each task. Task A: Title XVI Feasibility Study Report Task A is the preparation of the required Feasibility Study report to support a construction grant through the United States Bureau of Reclamatioo (USBR) Title XVI program. In October 2007, the USBR released "Directives and Standazds" (D&S) for the Title XVI Water Reclamation and Reuse Program Feasibility Study Review Process. The D&S establishes requirements and a review process for feasibility studies conducted under the Bureau of Reclamation's Water Reclamation and Reuse (Title XVI) Program. The D&S lists the requirements for a Title XVI Feasibility Study Report. There are ten major topics that need to be addressed. These include: 1. Introductory Information 2. Statement of Problems and Needs 3. Water Reclamation and Reuse Opportunities 4. Description of Alternatives 5. Economic Analysis 6. Selection of the Proposed Title XVI Project Agreement over $tOK 10 City Attomey Approved Version 091211