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6.1.B. - Page 22 <br /> cumuEative conditions. If a signifiicant im�act occurs at any of #�e study <br /> intersections, Hexagon will quantify the project's contrifoution to the impact. <br /> + S�alask 9.Description of Impacts and Recommer�dations <br /> Based on t�e resufts of the level-of-service ca�culations, impac�s will b� identi�ied <br /> and describe�. Recommendations will be tormulated that identify the locations and <br /> types of improvements or modifications necessary to mi�igate significant near-term <br /> and/or cumulative impacts. <br /> ■ Subtask 10. Meetings and Reports <br /> The fee estrmate includes attendance at one meeting with project staff and/or <br /> Redwood City sta�'f in connectio� with this project. This proposa! also includes <br /> attendance and presentation at one public hearing, induding a Planning Commissian <br /> or C�ty Council meeting, Hexagon's fndings ar�d recommendations will be <br /> sumrrtarized in a draft report. Hexagon will respand to editorial comments and <br /> prepare afnal report. <br /> • Add�ional Subtasks/Services <br /> Any work not specificaliy refer�nced in the above scope of woric—for example, <br /> analyzing a different project description, conducting intersection turning-movement <br /> counts, analyzir�g more t�an fi�e intersections, anaEyzing different pt�ases af <br /> development, protrac#ed project schedule, or drawing canceptua! plans for <br /> mitigation measures—will be considered additional services. Additional services will <br /> r�quire additianal budget and additional time. <br /> UtilitieslService Systems <br /> The Ut�lities/Services Systems section of the IS wifl examine the proposed <br /> projec#'s effect an wate� supply, wastewater treatment, solid waste dispasal, and <br /> energy generation and transmission. Cons�ftant will describe the existing <br /> conditions (capacity and current consumption �evels), the impacts (the efFects of <br /> the demand calculatians against infrastructure capacity), and work with #he City <br /> and the utility providers ta identify reasorrable mitigation measures. This scQpe of <br /> work assumes that the City wili �ro�ide the water demand cafculations, <br /> wastewater ge�eration estimates, and energy calculatians_ !f these are not readily <br /> a►►ailable, Consultant can assist with these calculations. As part of its Greenhouse <br /> Gas emissions, Cansultant will estimate salid waste generation resulting from <br /> cons#ructior� and operation of the project, This scope of work assumes that a <br /> Water Supply Assessmen# (WSA} will not be prepared. <br /> Based on technical information for the project site and information recei�ed from <br /> the �tility providers, Consultan#will conduct the following tasks: <br /> � Describe existing utility praviders, system capacity, and improvement plans. <br /> • Peer review and evaluate the utility demand ca�culations by t�e Applicant �if <br /> provided). <br /> � Evaluate the net change in the demand for water, was#ewater, soiid waste, and <br /> energy, relati�e#o existing and planned capacity far the utilities. <br /> ATTY/AGRl2012.154124 HO1JR GONTRACT!ATI{1N5 NQR"fl-I AMERlCA <br /> REV:09-79-12 JS <br /> Page 20 of 26 <br />