25F - AGMT - GENERAL PLAN EIR SRVS

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Chattel will edit, format, and produce three electronic iterations of the CHRR. The draft CHRR will be submitted to the team for review and comment. The screencheck CHRR will integrate comments and corrections. The final CHRR is intended to be included in the PEIR as an appendix and will provide the information necessary for PlaceWorks to prepare the Cultural Resources sections of the PEIR. • Reviews of PEIR and Responses to Comments. Chattel will review the draft PEIR with respect to the Cultural Resources section, the analysis of potential impacts to cultural resources, and the analysis of alternatives and will provide comments to the team. Chattel will also review the draft Responses to Comments on the PEIR that address cultural resources. It is assumed that both these documents, the PEIR and the Responses to Comments, will be prepared by PlaceWorks. • Meetings and Hearings. This task includes attendance by the Chattel Project Manager (Principal Associate) at three public hearings and two team meetings (three hours per meeting are allocated) and attendance by the Principal (Project Architect) at one meeting or hearing. Archaeological and Paleontological Studies Chattel will subcontract these studies to qualified archaeologists and paleontologists. The archaeological and paleontological studies will characterize the City's cultural heritage based on desktop records searches and existing understandings of relevant chronologies and geology. Records searches at SCCIC, NAHC, and the appropriate natural history museum will be performed. Each study will discuss existing conditions, regulatory environment, potential project impacts, and recommended mitigation. Deliverable(s). — Records searches (the cost of the records search for SCCIC and the natural history museum is estimated to cost between $1,000 and $2,000). — 5 hard -copy administrative drafts of the Cultural Heritage Resource Report — 1 hard -copy final draft (and electronic version) — 1 set of electronic files, as noted in the RFP, of final public Cultural Heritage Resource Report 1.4 Noise Analysis PlaceWorks will prepare noise and vibration technical analyses to evaluate potential impacts associated with the General Plan Update. This task will follow the City's completion of the Land Use Visioning and the associated Policy Framework. The assessment of impacts will be based on federal, state, and local ordinances, policies, and threshold standards, including those in the City of Santa Ana's updated General Plan Noise Element and Municipal Code. We understand that the EIR for the General Plan Update will be programmatic and that it will be focused on identifying the impacts on sensitive land uses from the comprehensive update of the General Plan. To support the City's compilation of the GPU EIR documentation, PlaceWorks staff will prepare a thorough Noise and Vibration Technical Study. Existing Conditions We will use our extensive experience and knowledge of the City of Santa Ana to identify the predominant sources of environmental noise, including vehicular traffic, rail traffic, aircraft operations, and stationary sources at existing land uses in the study area. To document existing ambient noise conditions, a field measurement survey will be conducted. The ambient noise measurement survey will consist of 15 short-term (15 -minute) locations and 5 long-term (48-hour) noise monitoring locations within the City. These locations will be selected by PlaceWorks, in coordination with City staff, and will take into consideration the major roadways and highways in the planning area. Major rail lines will also be investigated, as well as airport/heliport facilities (primarily John Wayne/Orange County Airport (SNA); just outside October 17, 2018 Page 7 25F-18