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Section 4: Technical Approach and Work Plan Please describe specific tasks, schedule, and outcomes for the project. Consider including a table of the tasks, schedule, and outcomes for the project as an attachment to this document. See attached for the schedule of tasks and deliverables. Note that the original budget was for $200,000 and after correspondence from the Bay Area Council, the public workshop and engagement tasks were shifted to City staff match time instead as well as eliminating the original task 2 for gathering sea level rise data. The modified budget is now $161,000. Describe your approach and rationale for planned stakeholder involvement in the project. The public engagement will leverage the existing network of partnerships and work being done within San Leandro. The City will collaborate with groups like San Leandro 2050, Unity in the Community, and Common Vision to share what's being done on the Shoreline Master Plan at the same time as other neighborhood engagement, tree plantings, and community meetings. Staff will lead two public community workshops to introduce the project and to get feedback on the draft strategies. Staff will also lead an agency work session to get feedback from regional agencies and neighboring jurisdictions. This will also leverage existing regional meetings through BayAdapt, BayCAN, Alameda Oakland San Leandro Estuary Group, and others. Lastly the project team will have 1:1 targeted stakeholder meetings with groups such as Sogorea Te Land Trust to ensure integration of Black, Indigenous, and people of color voices. Describe how results will be shared with members of the target community/ies and other stakeholders through public engagement. The results will be shared during the public workshops, stakeholder interviews, and the council presentation. Identify potential obstacles to successful completion of project goals and proposed strategies for mitigating these obstacles. Staff capacity may be a limitation, but collaboration with other regional groups and community based organizations to leverage what Is already being done can be one way to mitigate.