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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 5 of 13 Task 2.2.6 Final Report - Stakeholder A final version of the Stakeholder Interview Summary will be completed in a summary format appropriate for posting on the project or City website. A.3 Task 3: Public Outreach The Terraphase Team assumes the City will be responsible for public outreach tasks and will conduct community workshops independently. A.4 Task 4: Develop Adaptation Response Task 4.1 Develop Goals and Policies Based on the deliverables from Task 2, The Terraphase Team will develop proposed goals and policies that the Shoreline Master Plan will intend to achieve. We will review the preliminary goals and vision for the Master Plan and incorporate community feedback from Workshop #1 to support development of a finalized set of Adaptation Plan Goals and Policies. Established goals and objectives will serve as a basis for the development of specific strategies and will inform the City’s future implementation efforts. A three-step process will be followed to develop Goals and Policies: 1. Synthesize feedback collected during Tasks 1 through 3 to ensure that stated goals and objectives of the City, nonprofit organizations, community leaders, institutions, and other involved stakeholders are included; 2. Review adaptation goals and strategies included in the City’s 2021 Climate Action Plan, the City’s 2017 Climate Vulnerability Assessment, the City’s Green Infrastructure Plan, the SFEI Adaptation Atlas, updated BCDC goals, the EPA Climate Ready Estuaries Synthesis of Adaptation Options for Coastal Areas, and additional locally relevant guidance, for best practices and models appropriate to the Region; and 3. Identify goals/objectives related directly to specific vulnerabilities of the City of San Leandro metropolitan area for the region to achieve. The Goals and Policies will focus on improving community-wide public health, safety, and well-being and increasing the resilience of vulnerable populations against the hazards of flooding associated with SLR. Likewise, they will build upon existing efforts, including beach sand nourishment, past marshland habitat restoration, and erosion control. The following project goals identified in the RFP will serve as a starting point for the Shoreline Master Plan goals: • Create a resilient shoreline environment for people and ecology; • Enhance the shoreline environment to reduce risk to critical infrastructure and physical assets; • Build social resilience in the community; • Build capacity for future generations to adapt to climate change; • Engage frontline communities with multi-lingual and culturally relevant strategies to achieve the above goals. Other potential goals we have preliminarily identified include the following: