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As part of this task, a format will be developed to capture and report piling and foundation removal and disposal costs, identification of acceptable disposal sites, associated restoration activities and quantification and cataloging of building material types, which will be presented in Demolition and Restoration Worksheets. 4.2 Decommissioning Permits Assessment GHD will determine Resource Agency permitting needs for Phase II Demolition as part of this assessment. Based on our current understanding of the Project, resource agencies that would have permitting authority over demolition of the existing harbor facility would include: • Army Corps of Engineers • Regional Water Quality Control Board • Bay Conservation and Development Commission • California Department of Fish & Wildlife GHD proposes to contact each agency to discuss the appropriate permitting approach in light of the demolition work and in context of the overall Shoreline Development. For each agency, a written summary will be provided that includes the type of permit anticipated, supporting documentation that will be required, expectation on Best Management Practices to be incorporated into the project, such as work windows and turbidity controls, as well as an overall approach. Although some agencies are already aware of the project, as is indicated by comments made on the DEIR, the project elements and phases need to be described carefully so as not to give the impression of "piece- mealing" the project. Typically resource agencies will want to permit the whole of the action. GHD believes that there is justification in permitting the project in phases, as currently proposed by the City. In addition, it is worth discussing how the overall Shoreline Development could receive credit for removal of the existing harbor facility, even though the demolition and development will be led by two different entities on different time schedules. In person meetings may be beneficial for some agencies, such as BCDC. Therefore, we have assumed two resource agencies meetings as part of this initial phase of work. The remaining discussions would be isolated to conference calls. There is likely an existing BCDC Major Permit for the harbor facility. GHD will review the conditions of the permit related to decommission and demolition of the facility. 4.3 Optional Services GHD can provide optional services, or contract approved sub -consultants to perform additional services related to the San Leandro Marina north basin, if requested by DPW, as follows: • Prepare technical contract bid documents • Prepare administrative contract bid document • Perform a Biological Survey of the north basin • Provide a Bathymetric Survey • Provide a Topographic Survey Consulting Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and GHD Services, Inc. March 6, 2017 Exhibit A — Page 4 of 5