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(3) Patrick Hartigan — Water Quality Planning 1.0.3 The performance of all services by the Consultant in connection with this Agreement will be by persons or persons under the supervision of persons appropriately licensed or registered under State, local and Federal laws governing their respective consulting disciplines. In performing all services under this Agreement, the Consultant will use that degree of care and skill normally exercised for similar projects by Consultants who possess special expertise in the types of services included in this Agreement. 1.0.4 The Consultant will not subcontract any work under this Agreement without prior written approval from the City. The Consultant will specify any work or services subcontracted under this Agreement by separate written Agreement and that Agreement will be subject to each provision of this Agreement. 1.0.5 Any provisions in this Agreement pertaining to the City's review, approval and /or acceptance of written materials prepared by the Consultant and/or its subconsultants, contractors, and subcontractors in connection with this Agreement will not diminish the Consultant's responsibility for the materials. 1.0.6 Consultant will perform all of its services in coordination with the City. The Consultant will advise the City of data and information the Consultant needs to perform its services and the Consultant will meet with City representatives at mutually convenient times to assemble this data and information. 1.0.7 John Gleason, RLA is the Project Representative assigned to this Project. The Consultant will not substitute another representative for this Project unless approved in writing by the City in advance of such proposed substitution. In the event the City and the Consultant cannot agree to the substitution of the Project Representative, the City may terminate this agreement in accordance with Article 7. 1.1 TASK 1— WATER QUALITY PROTECTION PLAN The Consultant will: 1.1.1 Assess Existing Watershed Conditions as follows: a. Characterize the problems and threats to water quality and watershed integrity by: i. interpreting the results of modeling performed by Dr. Thom Hardy, Ph.D. (Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, Texas State University) (under a separate agreement with the City) developed as part of the City's comprehensive planning process; ii. documenting water quality concerns of stakeholders in the area; iii. assessing existing and potential impervious cover in the area; Gleason WQPP 9/12 2