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November 15,2018 Page 2 of 7 hardbottom on the depth of closure will be discussed.The erosion analysis shall include all survey data from 2005 to the most recent data available, and report shoreline change (at 0 ft,5 ft,and 10 ft elevation) and volumetric change (to an agreed upon depth).The report will include a tabular and graphic (bar graphs similar to previous BPP updates) presentation of the data for each R-monument in the County. Background erosion rates will be reported for each sector in shoreline and volume change rates per year. Stantec will also evaluate the impact of the recent hurricane events (from 2013 to 2018). We will examine recovery of the beach with respect to the shoreline and various dune elevations to determine whether natural recovery can be expected under future storm events and to what extent. Stantec will document any recent beach restoration projects from 2013 through 2019, if completed with available data. Stantec will also analyze seasonality through recent survey data collected by the County during the summer/winter time periods. Task 2: Meetings/BCC Updates Following completion of the draft BPP update, Stantec will present to the IRC advisory committee to explain the goals and objectives of update and to gain input from stakeholders,as deemed necessary. Stantec will prepare for and travel to two (2) advisory meetings, at the request of the County, to provide updates at the draft report and final report milestones. Stantec will be actively engaged with County staff during the project duration by providing' periodic updates to discuss the analysis as the BPP update progresses. Should additional presentations to the BCC or advisory committee be requested by the County, Stantec can accommodate these requests in writing with the authorization of an additional approved scope/fee. Task 3: Sector Boundaries Based on the results, Stantec will review the boundaries of the various Sectors (1 through 8) within the County. The delineation of these sectors will be evaluated with respect to dominant coastal processes, beach nourishment events, historical shoreline/volume changes, upland development, and environmental resources. The boundaries will be left as is for consistency purposes, unless there is a significant need to change them, such as an overlap for beach nourishment events (i.e.the southern 2,000 ft.of Sector 4 within Sector 5). Task 4: Sand Resources Stantec will analyze recently available data to discuss the viability and status of the offshore borrow areas and upland sources for future sand by-passing, beach restoration, and dune maintenance events. Stantec will provide an update assessment of sand locations and quantities. This will include a map of each location, distances to project locations, estimate of the quality/quantity and a cost estimate of the sand resource. This