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Consulting Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and Last revised 04/17/2023 Terraphase Engineering for Sea Level Rise Master Plan Exhibit A – Page 9 of 13 The Terraphase Team will also incorporate indigenous practices to increase SLR resilience, based on collaboration with partners such as the Sogorea Te Land Trust/Confederated Villages of Lisjan (Ohlone). Our team includes Mr. Trent Wilson, who is a Tribal resources expert. Having established strong relationships with Tribes throughout California, Mr. Wilson also assists local agencies with Tribal outreach related to program implementation and consultation requirements such as AB 52 requirements related to project implementation and California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Every SLR adaptation strategy and action will be evaluated through an equity lens to ensure that, at a minimum, they do not exacerbate existing socioeconomic gaps, and when possible, reduce disproportionate vulnerabilities and socioeconomic disparities and provide benefits to communities that have been impacted by past discrimination. The budget for Task 4.2 includes a site visit. Task 4 Deliverables • Proposed goals and policies based on a review of the deliverables from Task 2 and the outputs from Task 3.1. • Revisions to draft goals and policies based on City comments and consideration of regional, state, and national “best practices” above. • Proposed adaptation strategies and implementation actions informed by regional, state, and national “best practices” above. • Two work sessions with City staff (one to discuss goals and policies, and one to discuss strategies and actions). A.5 Task 5: Draft Shoreline Master Plan and Maps Task 5.1: Develop Shoreline Master Plan Concept Based on the final Task 2 and Task 4 deliverables that incorporate City comments, as well as community and agency input provided by the City from Task 3, the Terraphase Team will work with the City to prepare an Administrative Draft Shoreline Master Plan Concept. The Administrative Draft Shoreline Master Plan Concept will include a proposed outline of the Plan, draft goals, policies, and actions, and basic sample plan design and page layouts (not including specialized or project-specific branding and graphic design work). Credit for any financial contributions from the grant program will be credited on the cover of the report. It is assumed that the Plan will be organized by goal area, with several policies per goal and several implementation actions per policy. The Shoreline Master Plan will include an Adaptation Implementation Plan designed to facilitate the City’s implementation of the Plan, including actions to be taken by the City Council, the City Manager, and individual City departments, as appropriate. The Adaption Implementation Plan will include an Equity Implementation Tool, which will serve as a framework for staff to advance racial equity throughout the life of the Shoreline Master Plan. The tool will be designed to guide City staff in thinking through the ways to incorporate racial equity into the climate adaptation actions identified in the Plan.