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Task 9.2.4 Comparison of Fundinq Sources After identifying eligible funding sources and, where possible, the potential magnitudes/ranges of revenue, we will develop a comparative table, based on criteria jointly developed by the in coordination with the City. Criteria may include relative ease of application/implementation, potential funding magnitude, permissible uses of the funding source, potential for local acceptance, etc. Relative advantages and disadvantages will be discussed for each source. Task 9.2.5 Final Report The Cordoba team will prepare a set of recommendations based on the results of Subtask 9.2.4, documenting preferred funding sources and the reasons underlying those preferences, actions necessary to secure necessary funding from those sources, and contingency plans for those sources deemed most risky or uncertain. Where two or more options are viewed as equally or similarly attractive, these will be noted with a suggested action plan for subsequent analysis and decision-making during later project phases. We anticipate key personnel attendance at up to five (5) meetings throughout task initiation and review of the final draft report. The team will make presentations as requested Deliverable — Findings shall be combined in a written final report and Power Point Presentation for the findings from Tasks 9.1 through Task 9.2.4. TASK 10.0 DRAFT EIS/EIR PREPARATION The DEIS/DEIR shall be prepared to satisfy federal and state NEPA and CEQA requirements. We will utilize previously completed environmental studies to the greatest extent feasible, where applicable. The Cordoba team will identify the environmental, economic, and social and community settings and impacts for each alternative, as well as key issues that may warrant mitigation for the selected project alternative. The environmental analysis will coordinate with the conceptual engineering design to identify changes to the design that might reduce or eliminate identified environmental impacts. For environmental impacts that cannot be eliminated through changes to the project design, mitigation measures necessary to reduce or eliminate such impacts shall be identified. For CEQA analysis, thresholds of significance will be identified and used as a basis for identifying mitigation measures. The Cordoba team will conduct data collection activities in support of the environmental impact analysis in conjunction with City. We will also prepare technical analyses or consultation to include: • Transportation and Circulation Impacts • Land Use & Economic Development • Displacement and Relocation of Existing Uses • Neighborhoods • Visual & Aesthetics • Air Quality 261 Page