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Proposal to Provide <br />Environmental (CEQA/NEPA) Consulting Services <br />• Evaluation of the proposed parking supply to determine its adequacy <br />• Analysis of potential traffic hazards that may be created by the proposed project because of site design or <br />other issues <br />• Development of mitigation measures for identified signtXcant impacts, possibly including physical <br />improvements to the circulation system and/or methods to reduce project -generated traffic <br />Utilities and Service Systems. Public utilities that may be affected by individual projects <br />include water service, sewer service, and solid waste disposal. Impacts to the local storm drain system <br />will typically be addressed in a Hydrology/ Water Quality section. The analysis will involve: <br />• Consultation with utility providers, including submittal of written inquiries regarding project impacts <br />and system deficiencies <br />• Estimation of utility demands (water demand, wastewater and solid waste generation) based on rates <br />from utility providers or other readily available factors <br />• Comparison of projected demands to system capacities <br />• As necessary, development of mitigation measures to reduce demands <br />For regionally significant projects (more than 500 residential units or 500,000 square feet of non- <br />residential development), the utilities analysis will need to be accompanied by a water supply <br />assessment prepared pursuant to the requirements of Senate Bill (SB) 610. <br />Water Supply Assessment. Senate Bill (SB) 610 requires the preparation of a water supply <br />assessment for projects of more than 500 residential units or 500,000 square feet of non-residential <br />development. The water supply assessment will be included as an appendix to the CEQA document <br />and summarized in the utilities and service systems section. We assumes that the City has an up to <br />date Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP) that will serve as a primary source of information for <br />the water supply assessment. <br />3.0 PROJECT MANAGEMENT/CITY ROLE <br />Rincon will have the overall responsibility for coordinating the environmental consultant team for all <br />projects executed under this agreement. In addition to the overall project management, Rincon <br />principals and technical staff will serve as the primary research analysts and authors of the reports. <br />Rincon will manage subconsultants, as needed, to address issues that are beyond our in-house <br />expertise. These areas include, traffic and circulation, cultural resources, and FAA and specialized <br />technical studies related to airport activities. <br />Rincon's project managers have developed a reputation for excellence in managing large-scale <br />Planning projects throughout California. As planners and environmental analysts, we offer expertise <br />in the preparation of project specific environmental impact studies (EIRs MNDs, EAs, ElSs, etc.), <br />Programmatic environmental evaluations, as well as long range planning programs. <br />3.1 MANAGEMENT STYLE. Rincon employs project management techniques that are based on: <br />• Clear communication between managers, subconsultants, and analysts <br />• Peer and management review ofall documents <br />• Use of issue -specific experts <br />our Principals and senior staff are known for their technical expertise and communication ability. <br />City of Santa Ana <br />