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cumulative conditions. If a significant impact occurs at any of the study intersections, Hexagon will quantify the project's contribution to the impact. • S�l�task 9. Description of Impacts and Recommendations Based on the results of the level-of-service calculations, impacts will be identified and described. Recommendations will be formulated that identify the locations and types of improvements or modifications necessary to mitigate significant near-term and/or cumulative impacts. • Subtask 10. Meetings and Reports The fee estimate includes attendance at one meeting with project staff and/or Redwood City staff in connection with this project. This proposal also includes attendance and presentation at one public hearing, including a Planning Commission or City Council meeting. Hexagon's findings and recommendations will be summarized in a draft report. Hexagon will respond to editorial comments and prepare a final report. • Additional Subtasks/Services Any work not specifically referenced in the above scope of work—for example, analyzing a different project description, conducting intersection turning-movement counts, analyzing more than five intersections, analyzing different phases of development, protracted project schedule, or drawing conceptual plans for mitigation measures—will be considered additional services. Additional services will require additional budget and additional time. Utilities/Service Systems The Utilities/Services Systems section of the IS will examine the proposed project's effect on water supply, wastewater treatment, solid waste disposal, and energy generation and transmission. Consultant will describe the existing conditions (capacity and current consumption levels), the impacts (the effects of the demand calculations against infrastructure capacity), and work with the City and the utility providers to identify reasonable mitigation measures. This scope of work assumes that the City will provide the water demand calculations, wastewater generation estimates, and energy calculations. If these are not readily available, Consultant can assist with these calculations. As part of its Greenhouse Gas emissions, Consultant will estimate solid waste generation resulting from construction and operation of the project. This scope of work assumes that a Water Supply Assessment (WSA) will not be prepared. Based on technical information for the project site and information received from the utility providers, Consultant will conduct the following tasks: • Describe existing utility providers, system capacity, and improvement plans. • Peer review and evaluate the utility demand calculations by the Applicant (if provided). • Evaluate the net change in the demand for water, wastewater, solid waste, and energy, relative to existing and planned capacity for the utilities. ATTY/AGR/2012.154/24 HOUR CONTRACT/ATKINS NORTH AMERICA REV:09-19-12 JS Page 20 of 26