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The Engineer will: 1.14.1 Following the public input pertaining to Benefit/Cost for the flood protection scenarios, the Engineer will include recommendations for the implementation and phasing of the identified improvements, both structural and non-structural. 1.14.2 Prepare an implementation plan that will identify potential funding sources for the improvements, such as city drainage utility fees, impact fees, public/private partnerships, special utility districts, etc. as appropriate. In preparing the implementation plan, the Engineer will consider the City's current Capital Improvements Plan and the City's Comprehensive Plan to ensure that the recommended flood protection strategies are coordinated and consistent with the broad objectives of the City. 1.14.3 Prepare for and attend Advisory Committee meeting number 12. 1.1S-TASK 14 - EARLY FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM The Engineer will: 1.15.1 Explore the potential of developing a more formalized Early Flood Waming System as a possible non-structural solution. 1.15.2 Coordinate with GBRA, NWS and USGS to make a recommendation to the City on the most logical coordinated approach to developing an Early Flood Warning System. 1.15.3 Prepare for and attend Advisory Committee meetings numbers 3, 4,6 and 13. 1.16 - TASK 15 - DUAL PURPOSE FLOOD CONTRAL AND WATER SUPPLY The Engineer will: 1.16.1 Explore the potential of developing a dual purpose flood control/water supply reservoir in coordination with the EAA. 1.16.2 Coordinate with the City and the EAA in planning for this possibility. 1.16.3 Attend advisory committee meetings numbers 3, 4, 6 and 13. 1.17-TASK 16 - FINAL DELIVERABLES The Engineer will: 1.17.1 Following the review of the implementation and phasing plan, the Engineer will provide a complete draft report for the Advisory Committee's review and comment in accordance with the TWDB guidelines, and present the report and summary of findings at a public meeting. Espey Agreement 7