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resources, existing offsite land uses, migration of known contaminated groundwater to areas that are not contaminated; 2) significant saline intrusion; or 3) protected wetlands (if applicable). Additional work associated with mitigation of impacts listed above from proposed increased IRC withdrawals are not included in this scope. Identified and known adverse impacts to ELUs will be addressed in Task 6. The Consultant will present the initial modeling results to the County prior to preparation of a written report. This will facilitate adjustments to the proposed assumptions, if required, and identify additional model simulations, if needed (note: additional model simulations may require additional funding to complete). Upon completion of the model simulations, the Consultant will prepare a draft report describing activities and results of the modeling analyses. The draft report will be submitted to the County for review and comment before presenting the draft to SJRWMD. Once comments are received from all parties, a final report will be produced for inclusion in the CUP permit modification package. It is noted that discussions with SIRWAM are ongoing in regard to the need to assess potential impacts to the surficial aquifer system SAS, since the County previously demonstrated that proposed FAS withdrawals showed no potential impact on the SAS. IfSJRWAlD staff determines the County does not need to further assess potential impacts to the SAS, then tasks involving the ECFX or COUAQ Models shall be eliminatedf-om this scope. Task 4: Preparation of Permit Application The Consultant will prepare the on-line permit modification application on behalf of the County, utilizing the modeling results as a basis for the application. The application will also require preparation of/updates to the following documents (with the responsible party notated parenthetically): 1. Update to Reclaimed Water Feasibility Study (County staff to complete) 2. Impact Evaluation (Consultant to complete) 3. Update to Water Conservation Plan (County staff to complete, if needed) 4. Public Supply — Form E (Consultant to complete; population projections have been provided by SJRWMD and update/revision not included in this scope of services) 5. Wellfield Operation Schedule (Consultant to coordinate with County staff) 6. Water Audit — SJRWMD does not have a water audit on file for the County in the past 10 years and has indicated that one will be required. County to prepare data; consultant to assist with finalization. The Consultant will prepare and/or compile the documents for review and comment by County staff prior to submittal. The County will be directly responsible for providing the permit application fee of $200 (or as otherwise indicated by SJRWMD). Task 5: Request for Additional Information (Time and Materials) The extent of RAIs that will be received on the application submittal is unknown at this time. This task provides for responding to up to two RAIs (one for modeling and one for the balance of the application). If additional RAIs are received, additional funding may be required Page 3 of 6