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B. Goal: Complete a vulnerability assessment based on a paired -asset threat matrix, flood inundation information, and other available risk data. C. Description: The Preliminary Exposure Analysis from Task 3 will be populated with DEM and SLR inundation data to generate flood rasters. Once the paired -asset threat matrix has been populated with these data, qualitative risks (i.e. high, medium or low) will be assigned based on direct or operational impact to the assets, infrastructure, and communities. The results will be organized into the formal vulnerability assessment. D. Deliverables(s): 1) Vulnerability Assessment Technical Memorandum Task #5 A. Title: Public Meeting B. Goal: Present draft findings during advertised/scheduled public meeting to solicit feedback to the final acceptance of report. C. Description: The project results will be presented during a public meeting and feedback will be incorporated into the final report. The Consultant will assist the County in developing a presentation to be used at the public meeting (web -based). D. Deliverable(s): 1) Agenda and sign -in sheets from each workshop/meeting, indicating location, date, and time of workshop/meeting 2) Presentation(s) and other material from each workshop/meeting 3) Brief summary report from one workshop/meeting including attendee input and workshop/meeting outcomes. 4) Attendance at 1 public -meeting (web -based) Task #6 A. Title: Development of Adaptation Strategies B. Goal: Develop adaptation strategies for the assets, infrastructure, and communities identified to be vulnerable to SLR or coastal flooding. C. Description: Based on the results from Task 3 and Task 4, a range of adaptation strategies for the exposed assets, infrastructure, and communities in the County will be assembled. These strategies will be screened according to the following criteria: • Ability to Increase Resilience • Economic Feasibility • Environmental Impacts • Ability to Implement The results from the screening will be provided in a report based on a qualitative analysis (i.e. high/medium/low) to implement. An Engineer's Opinion of Probable Construction will not be provided. D. Deliverable(s): 1) Adaptation Strategies Report—summarizing previous efforts and addressing adaptive strategies. Assumptions applying to all Tasks. • The County is responsible for making key staff available during the delivery of this project. • Deliverables will be issued as a draft for review by the County. We have estimated an approximate 14 - day time frame for the comments. After receiving the comments from the County, the Consultant will reconcile the comments/edits into a final version. The Consultant will address one round of County comments. • All Stakeholder and Community Engagement logistics as it relates to securing meeting locations, procuring safety, providing visual and audio platforms, internet connections, and invitations to the public are the responsibility of the COUNTY.