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Indian River County Work Order Number 3 <br /> Sector 3 - Design & Permitting Scope of Work <br /> consult with the USACE and commenting agencies to conceptually identify the scope of the EIS based on <br /> comments received on the NOl, (b) research and review federal rules and procedures governing NEPA and <br /> the EIS process, and (c) confer with COUNTY and USACE staff to formulate an agenda for the Scoping <br /> Meeting. COASTAL TECH will contact USAGE, USFWS, EPA, and NMFS staff to assist USACE staff <br /> with scheduling and arrangements for of the Scoping Meeting. COASTAL TECH shall attend the EIS <br /> Scoping Meeting as scheduled by the USACE. COASTAL TECH will make a presentation describing the <br /> proposed Sector 3 project and identify known issues regarding the scope of the EIS . At this meeting <br /> COASTAL TECH will further seek clarification of EIS scoping requirements and information in <br /> furtherance of resolving scoping issues raised in NOI continents. Following the Scoping meeting, <br /> COASTAL TECH will prepare a written summary of the Scoping meeting and a draft FIS Scope <br /> identifying specific issues to be analyzed and/or addressed in the EIS document. The draft EIS Scope will <br /> be provided to the COUNTY and USACE staff for review and acceptance. In addition, COASTAL TECH <br /> will prepare and provide to the COUNTY a detailed Scope of Work to address any required work elements <br /> beyond this Scope of Work COASTAL TECH will confer with the COUNTY, USACE, and federal <br /> agencies as appropriate to review, revise, and Finalize the EIS Scope. <br /> Task 5c — Preliminary Draft EIS : In general, COASTAL TECH will prepare a Prelinnivary Draft EIS <br /> document consistent with the EIS Scope concluded under Task 5b. The "Project Purpose and Need" shall <br /> be as developed under Task 1 — as refined in concert with Task 5b. The "Project Alternatives" shall be as <br /> developed in Tasks land 2 . The COUNTY shall provide a written characterization of "Affected <br /> Environment" and `Environmental Consequences" for inclusion by COASTAL TECH in the Draft EIS . <br /> COASTAL TECH will reproduce and distribute the Preliminary Draft EIS in "pdf' format to the USACE, <br /> NMFS , EPA , and USFWS , and other appropriate agencies, as identified by the USACE in its role as lead <br /> agency. COASTAL TECH will schedule and attend up to three interagency Preliminary Draft EIS review <br /> meetings to present the Preliminary Draft EIS draft and solicit comments on the content, format , <br /> organization, and analyzes as presented in the Preliminary Draft EIS document. Based on agency review, <br /> COASTAL TECH will identify the data and/or analysis gaps raised by the agencies. COASTAL TECH <br /> will prepare a written summary of meeting discussions and comments. As may be required by the <br /> agencies, COASTAL TECH will conduct additional analysis and data collection under separate <br /> authorization . <br /> Task 5d — Draft EIS : COASTAL TECII will prepare a Pre-Publication Draft EIS document which shall <br /> incorporate the results ofthe interagency meeting tinder Task Sc. Compilation ofthe Pre-Publication Draft <br /> EIS is expected to be primarily administrative in nature and include such tasks as re-titling the report, <br /> footnotes, document references, and addition or expansion of select sections. <br /> COASTAL TECH will provide the USACE, COUNTY, NMFS, EPA, and UShWS with a digital copy in <br /> "pdf' format — of the Pre-Publication Draft EIS . COASTAL TECH will provide for farther reproduction <br /> and distribution as deemed appropriate by the USACE. COASTAL TECH will informally review and <br /> consult with the USACE, COUNTY, NMFS, EPA, and USFWS to refine and complete the draft EIS . <br /> COASTAL TECH will schedule and attend one USACE meeting to present the Drall EIS, advise USACE <br /> staff of agency comments, and solicit USACE staff comment on the content, format, organization , and <br /> analyzes presented in the document. Based on USACE review and comments, COASTAL TECH will <br /> make necessary and appropriate revisions to the Draft EIS ; the COUNTY shall address revisions to <br /> sections relative to "Affected Environment" and "Environmental Consequences". COASTAL TECH will <br /> provide the USACE and COUNTY with (a) a "hard copy", (b) a digital copy in Microsoft Word, and (c) a <br /> Page 6 of 8 <br /> Junc P. 2006 <br />