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I I I Attachment A identify environmental, historical and cultural resources that may be impacted by the project. The field investigation is expected to cover an area of approximately 100 acres. Our assessment will focus on the proposed 15 acres as shown on information provided by the City, plus the adjacent hillside and lowland areas that could be impacted by stormwater flows or used for BMP locations. Our budget includes looking beyond the I5-acre site with the intent of obtaining data to provide the City guidance on refining the proposed project limits and locations of BMPs. Task 2 Deliverables: PBS&J will submit a letter report that identifies the constraints found in our investigation of the proposed hotel and conference center site and adjacent areas. The report will include sections on environmental, historical and cultural resources. The report will also identify and outline the potential permitting requirements, and permit time lines based upon the site assessment findings. Task 3: Assist with preparation of Development Agreement PBS&J will participate in one work session (see Task 1) with City staff to help prepare a draft development agreement. The purpose of the session is to incorporate the findings of the Preliminary Site Assessment with the City's objectives in developing the site. Based on Task 2, a set of guidelines will be prepared that build on current development requirements and add site specific recommendations to protect/ preserve identified environmental, historical, and cultural resources that may be effected by the proposed project. In addition to the findings under Task 2, PBS&J will provide recommendations on both temporary and permanent stormwater BMPs, their implementation costs and related engineering considerations. Task 3 Deliverables: PBS&J will provide wntten guidelines on site constraints, opportunities, and types of stormwater controls that can be used in the formal development agreement documents. INFORMATION REQUESTED FROM THE CITY The following items are required from the City to perform our Site Assessment: . Property Access and notification to the San Marcos Treatment Center, University and any other entity that has ownership in the proposed investigation area, including the surrounding hillside and lowland areas. . Previous Environmental studies and reports on the study area . Engineering reports and studies of the site and receiving waters . City maps and record data Services Not included in the Scope of Services . A Formal Environmental Assessment . Engineering calculations to establish the removal efficiencies of the possible BMPs 99-\ 053.2\ A-2