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be submitted to the City for approval by January 31, 2013. 4) Permits. Comply with all federal and state permits acquired by EAA as necessary to implement the scope of work included in this Agreement and incorporate any restrictions within these permits as part of the Objectives' protocols. Obtain local permits as needed. 5) Deliverables: Submit quarterly reports to the City for review which will include details of all restoration efforts in terms of area of non - native vegetation removed, area and depth of fine sediment removed, number of plants and area of TWR and native aquatic plants planted, analysis of monitoring data on effectiveness of planting and/or gardening on success of TWR and native plant aerial coverage. These quarterly reports will include specific recommendations in plant removal, sediment removal, and planting or gardening techniques as necessary to address effectiveness of these efforts. In addition, submit a technical report on the sediment transport modeling which will include specific recommendations on removal options. This technical report will detail the modeling approach, assessment alternatives, and final recommendations for necessary future work. 6) Qualified Personnel. The Parties understand and expect that the work specified in this Agreement will be performed by scientists with education and experience in modeling and field studies who are able to determine the optimal conditions for TWR success and river morphology including hydrodynamic modeling and sediment transport. B. City Agreements: The City agrees to: 1) Provide specific guidelines for the work to be performed in accordance with the HCP and other protective federal and state permit requirements. 2) Monitor, for compliance Uof-ICL's work against the HCP work plan requirements. 3) Designate Melani Howard, Watershed Protection Program Administrator as the City's representative in all matters related to this Agreement. Section 3. Compensation The City agrees to pay UofHCL a total fee not -to- exceed $622,813.00 for UofHCL's performance of Services on a monthly basis upon the City's receipt and approval of appropriate invoices. Neither party to this Agreement expects that there will be a need for the provision of additional services. The City and Uof iCL will negotiate the compensation for additional services in the event those services become necessary Uof-ICL's compensation: Objective #1 - Non - Native Plant Removal Objective #2 — Sediment Removal UofHCL [nterlocal 2012 4 The following is a breakdown of $175,763.00 $176,800.00