Agmt 2007 Environmental Science Associates (2)

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EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF SERVICES SAN LEANDRO MARINA AREA ENVIRONMENTAL AND REGULA TORY CONSTRAINTS/OPPORTUNITIES ASSESSMENT Task 1. Site Reconnaissance/Data Review ESA staff will conduct a brief site visit to inspect the current status of the Marina property and adjoining land uses in order to ascertain ambient conditions and land use compatibilities. We will obtain and review any recent planning and/or environmental documents prepared by or for the City on projects either pertinent to the Marina or to immediately surrounding lands (including the City's Dredge Material Management Site). Task 2. Existing Conditions Characterization Characterize existing zoning, land uses, key infrastructure facilities and utilities (e.g. roadways, storm drains), regulatory agency jurisdiction, and other environmental factors within the Marina Area. Using City-prepared GIS maps, prepare a summary narrative description of existing conditions in the study area most pertinent to potential future development considerations. Environmental topic areas to be addressed would include land use and recreation, geology and soils, hazardous materials, drainage and water quality, biological resources, traffic and circulation, noise and air quality, and utilities and public services. In evaluating constraints related to potential presence hazardous materials, work will be limited to a review of the pertinent regulatory database as well as a site survey. Regulatory agencies with jurisdiction in the study area would be identified and their policies and requirements pertinent to the Marina Area described. Agencies to be included in this characterization are U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Marine Fisheries Service, California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Bay Conservation and Development Commission, State Lands Commission, State Department of Toxic Substance Control, and California Department of Fish and Game. Task 3. Survey of Other Bay Area Marina Reuse/Redevelopment Projects To assist in evaluating the constraints and opportunities present at the San Leandro Marina and vicinity, ESA will contact no fewer than two and as many as six other marinas in the Bay Area that have undergone, or are in the process of evaluating redevelopment/reuse options. The former Palo Alto Marina (closed as a marina in the early 1990s) and the existing Loch Lomond Marina in San Rafael (where an upland townhouse/shopping center development project is currently undergoing environmental review) are among the marinas that will be contacted. Marina Environmental & Regulatory Constraints Assessment May 7, 2007 Page ] 5 of ] 8