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1.2.8 Threatened and Endangered Species Survey - Conduct a review of agency data regarding the potential presence of threatened and endangered plants and animals. Based on the results of the review, the Engineer will determine the potential for suitable habitat to be present on the proposed site that may be conducive to any of the listed species. In the event that suitable habitat is found the Engineer will perform a second level determination, as an additional service, to determine if the site is used by the species of concern. 1.2.9 Hazardous Materials Survey - Review available agency data for any listed sites on or adjacent to the property that may have environmentally hazardous materials or conditions. The Engineer will also conduct a field survey of the proposed site to verify the agency data and determine if other, non-listed, sites are present. Engineer will make recommendations regarding any such sites in a written report to the City. 1.2.10 Dominant and Significant Plants Survey Report - Survey the Project area and catalog by species and location, ail dominant plans and plants of particular interest, as well as note any plants listed for Hays County that are specified as threatened or endangered. The Engineer will milize this information as a part of the landscape planning and for purposes of the nature Study elements of the Project. 1.2.11 Prepare an Opportunity Constraints Plan at 1" = 200' which synthesizes the Engineer's site investigation analysis. 1.2.12 Attend one meeting to present Opportunities and Constraints Plan and reports to the City. 1.3 TASK 2 - MASTER PLAN PREPARATION The Engineer will: 1.3.1 Finalize the development program with the City, based on earlier program definitions and sited investigation exercises. 1.3.2 Prepare a maximum of three master plan alternatives at 1" = 200' for City review and comment. Engineer will indicate in these plans a variety of development scenarios based on data gathered during project program discussions. The preliminary master plan alternatives will depict different placement and configurations of proposed trails, roadways, buildings, structural improvements within the project area, and schematic utility preparation. i .3.3 Attend one meeting to present preliminary master plan alternative to the City. 1.3.4 Prepare a rendered Preferred Preliminm3, Master Plan at 1" = 200' based on comments received from presentation of the preliminary alternative master plans to include an estimate of probable construction cost and phased development alternatives for development of site improvements. 3