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2. Final application for 401 Water Quality Certification for submission to the RWQCB. Task 4. Coordinate 401 Water Quality Certification Approval Process. CONSULTANT will coordinate with the RWQCB, as necessary, during the 401 Water Quality Certification appiication process. CONSULTANT will respond to comments and questions as needed. Coordination tasks may also include meetings and a site visit with RWQCB staff. Client and/or designated representative wiil be invited to all meetings with RWQCB staff. CONSULTANT will coordinate all aspects of permit approva)with the client and/or designated representative prior to responding to the RWQCB. The deliverable items are as follows: 1. Conduct one (1)onsite site visit with RWQCB staff. 2. Phone calls, emails and written documentation requesting permit issuance status and to address questions or provide additional infarmation RWQCB staff may request during the 401 Water Quality Certificatian approval process. Task 5. Prepare CDFW Application for a Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement. CONSULTANT will prepare the application for a LSAA from CDFW for impacts to stream courses proposed as part of the project. The appiication will be prepared pursuant to CDFW guidelines for submission. The deliverable items are as follows: 1. Draft 1602 LSAA for client review. 2. Final 1602 LSAA for submission to the CDFW. Task 6. Coordinate Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement. CONSULTANT will coordinate with the CDFW, as necessary, during the preparation of the permit application. CONSULTANT will coordinate all aspects of permit approval with the client and/or designated representative. The deliverable items are as follows: 1. Conduct one(1)onsite site vis'rt with CDFW staff. 2. Phone calls, emails and written documentation requesting permit issuance status, and to address questions or provide additional information CDFW staff may request during the 1602 LSAA application approval process. Task 7. Additional Design/Engineering to Support Phase 1 and 2 Tasks. The Draft Redwood Creek Deficiency Review report does not provide minimum regulatory agency requirements for project drawings. The majority of the "required repair"tasks will not require cross sections or plan view drawings to satisfy the environmental assessment or environmental regulatory permitting needs and the REV:O1-06-1415 Page 13 of 17 ATTY/AGR.2014.003/HBG Redwood Creek Permitting