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1' ESA IRC Stormwater Management Plan Scope of Services and Fee Estimate Note, basins and sub -basins will be preliminary and subject to additional field verification and refinement during subsequent phases or future modeling efforts outside the extent of this scope. The culmination of the information gleamed during Task 1 will be used to develop the matrix for project prioritization. Task 1.3 — Data Gaps Coordination ESA will coordinate closely with IRC Stormwater and Survey Staff to identify and address any data gaps prior to launching the stormwater management review in Task 2. This may require additional site visits, meetings or conference calls to request and review the data requested. Note, this assumes a 30 -day coordination and additional data gathering timeframe. Should this exceed the 30 -day timeframe, subsequent timeframes will need to be adjusted accordingly. Task 1.4 — Database Review Memorandum Upon completion of the Database Review Process (Task 1.1 through Task 1.3), ESA will provide a memorandum detailing the findings of the above tasks, where the data were sufficient to proceed forward and perform the review in Task 2 of a priority area and where there are identified data gaps. The memorandum will include site descriptions, review of data density and data quality as well as include site photos and figures from desktop data collected. The memorandum will be incoporated into the SMP as Part 1 of the report. Schedule: 180 days from NTP Deliverables: ESA will work with IRC GIS Staff to update the existing IRC Stormwater GIS database with new data collected (i.e. invert locations & elevations, boundaries high water marks) and provide IRC with a memorandum detailing new data and discrepancies found during field visits. Any changes noted by ESA will be reviewed by IRC Stormwater and GIS staff prior to updating the database. The memorandum will also provide recommendations related to the water quality data sampling regimen, including parameters, frequency, and reporting. Task 2 — Stormwater Manazement Plan Report As previously stated, Part 1 of the SMP will include the Task 1 technical memorandum including any outstanding issues with the data collected and proposed additional data collection needs. Part 2 will present an overall countywide framework to stormwater management including the effects of climate change and sea - level rise on conveyance to the IRL and overall water quality. The plan will then implement that framework by assessing the conceptual improvement project(s) developed for each of the ten (10) priority areas. The level which each of the priority area can be assessed will be dependent upon the data assimilated in Task 1. If there is not enough data for a priority area to be fully assessed for comparison, this will be documented in the report and that priority area may be removed from consideration as part of this iteration of the SMP and replaced this with another priority area that may be identified (no more than 10 projects will be made a priority). For each 110