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budget for this task has been allocated for Moore Iacofano and Goltsman (MIG), Barry Miller, and <br />Strategic Economics. <br />Task 2.2 is further expanded to allow for participation by Barry Miller in up to 16 additional <br />subcommittee meetings. This includes Staff -level strategy and coordination meetings, preparation of <br />agenda packet materials, subcommittee meeting attendance, and preparation of meeting minutes. <br />An additional $28,680 (to be allocated to all firms on the consulting team) has been budgeted to cover the <br />expansion of this task. <br />Task 2.6: Other (optional) Tasks: <br />TT e �original scope of work (EXHIBIT "A") identified a series of optional tasks related to community <br />outreach. These included children and youth outreach, multi -cultural outreach, preparation of workshop <br />kits, and one or more additional community workshops. None of these tasks were funded in the original <br />Agreement. The revised work scope includes a $7,150 set -aside to be available for these, or other, <br />community outreach tasks to be completed between November 1999 and November 2000. <br />Revisions to Task 3(Baseline Conditions Data) <br />The various subtasks under Task 3 were originally written to collect data at a level of detail sufficient to <br />support the Land Use and Circulation Elements. The addition of the Open Space, Conservation, Noise, <br />and Safety Elements to the scope (and to the EIR) will require collection of supplemental data related to <br />these topics. Because the revised work scope also includes a Historic Preservation Element or Sub - <br />Element, additional data collection relating to historic resources is also required. The specific <br />supplemental data to be collected is outlined below. <br />Task 3.6: Natural Resources Analysis <br />The summary of natural resources will be expanded to include a higher level of detail on soil and mineral <br />characteristics, plant and animal resources (including special status species), geologic hazards, hydrology <br />and water quality issues, fire hazards, and flood hazards. This task includes allocation of an additional <br />$8,100 to the overall budget, including $3,600 for specialized geo-technical consulting services. <br />Task 3.7: Noise Inventory and Anal sis <br />The noise analysis described in EXHIBIT "A" will be expanded to allow for noise monitoring at <br />additional locations. The original budget for this Task has been increased from $3,400 to $6,600 (an <br />increase of $3,200). This will allow a more comprehensive analysis of noise conditions in the City, and <br />mapping of additional noise contours. <br />Task 3.9: Hazardous Materials Inventory and Analysis <br />The initial scope for this task as described in EXHIBIT "A" proposed a minimal level of data collection <br />and analysis relating to Hazardous Materials. The addition of the Safety Element to the work scope <br />requires an expanded analysis of this topic. An additional allocation of $3,600 has been made for <br />specialized consulting services in hazardous materials assessment. <br />Task 3.11: Cultural and Historic Resource Inventory and Analysis <br />The initial scope for this task as described in EXHIBIT "A" did not anticipate preparation of a Historic <br />Preservation Element and therefore included only a brief narrative description of historic resources in San <br />Leandro. This task is revised to include preparation of baseline text, maps, and tables that are sufficiently <br />detailed to develop new historic preservation policies and proposals. An allocation of $6,400 has been <br />made for this purpose. <br />Exhibit A -I ' November 15, 1999 Page 2 <br />