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TASK 1: Project Management <br /> Tetra Tech's project management work is intended to ensure an effective working partnership with City <br /> incorporating strong stakeholder communication throughout. The project manager will provide monthly <br /> invoices and progress reports and will schedule regular meetings with City staff to keep them up-to-date <br /> with project activities. <br /> The Tetra Tech Project Manager and technical support staff will attend up to three meetings with City staff <br /> and their workgroup of other consultants and stakeholders for strategy development, communication of <br /> Stormwater Design and LID approaches, and presentation of work products. <br /> Deliverables <br /> • Monthly Progress Reports <br /> • Up to three meetings <br /> TASK 2: Inventory of Lessons Learned <br /> Tetra Tech will perform a rapid review of the existing STM and LID guidance to evaluate gaps and <br /> weaknesses. Tetra Tech will then provide the areas of concern to City Staff and solicit additional lessons <br /> learned and requested design criteria modifications from city staff. Tetra Tech will then provide a list of <br /> proposed modifications to the STM to address issues that have arisen in San Marcos and we have <br /> experienced across the country. <br /> TASK 3: Prepare Draft Manual <br /> Tetra Tech will gather existing manuals developed for other clients and recommended by City staff. These <br /> manuals will be used as examples of work products that can be incorporated in the City of San Marcos <br /> manuals. <br /> Task 3.1 Develop Technical LID Guidance <br /> Based on City feedback and previous review of CodeSMTX, Tetra Tech will develop an LID technical <br /> framework to support SCM implementation in private and publicly-sponsored projects. The LID narrative <br /> guidance will include an introduction to LID, a statement of its purpose and benefits, and a discussion of the <br /> SCM selection process. The technical appendix will contain detailed design guidance for three SCMs <br /> (bioretention, permeable pavement and rainwater storage), and three examples of SCM implementation. <br /> Details included in these sections are discussed below: <br /> Task 3.1.1:LID Narrative and Integrated Storm water Management <br /> Since LID is a new concept for many designers, a narrative introduction is useful to describe how the <br /> ancillary benefits of LID stormwater management are intrinsically valuable to the community. Designers <br /> who understand how to maximize property values, reduce water usage, design for maintenance, and <br /> preserve ecological function are more likely to view LID in a positive way. Likewise, a clear understanding <br /> of how to use LID in the planning process to best meet flood control, water quality and groundwater <br /> recharge needs is critical to overall success. Tetra Tech will first deconstruct the STM and integrate water <br /> quality/LID requirements while incorporating the Comprehensive Plan and CodeSMTX goals. <br /> 13 <br />