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Quintin Bergman April 11, 2024 Page 6 A TRUE COPY CERTIFICATION ON LAST PAGE RYAN L. BUTLER, CLERK needs, associated maintenance requirements, environmental impacts, and possible funding mechanisms. The CONSULTANT Team will note impacts that management strategies may have on natural resources and whether the COUNTY could encounter significant impacts. The Technical Memorandum will include beneficial use and regional sediment management strategies where appropriate and in accordance with the Sebastian Inlet Management Plan. The CONSULTANT Team will also evaluate potential funding sources for implementing the beach management alternatives. The evaluation will include potential local, state, and federal funding mechanisms, e.g., USACE federal beach projects, FEMA Category B/G1, FDEP Local Government Funding Requests (LGFR). The CONSULTANT Team will also summarize the eligibility requirements for these funding resources and the advantages and disadvantages of using federal and state funding mechanisms. Deliverables: One Technical Memorandum will summarize the major findings. The CONSULTANT Team will implement COUNTY comments and revisions into the Final Report. TASK 6 — SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS Task 6 entails summarizing the results of Tasks 1 through 5 into one public -facing BPP Summary document, which will be accompanied by a series of Technical Appendices.. The document will be American with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant. The CONSULTANT Team will provide the County with a draft of the documents (Summary document and Technical Appendices) for review 15 months following the Notice to Proceed (NTP). Following submittal of the draft of the updated BPP Summary document (including technical appendices), the CONSULTANT Team will participate in two public meetings: a BOCC meeting and an IRC Beach and Shores Preservation meeting or equivalent public meeting at the request of the COUNTY. We will prepare presentations discussing the project objectives and recommendations. The CONSULTANT Team will submit the presentations to the COUNTY's Project Team before the meeting for review and revisions. We have budgeted for time to meet virtually, discuss revisions, and participate in a rehearsal. For the public meetings, the CONSULTANT'S Project Manager, one senior staff member, and one junior staff member will attend the meetings in person. On the days of the meetings, we will make ourselves available before and after the meetings to discuss findings. It is anticipated that The COUNTY will allow a 3 or 4- week public comment period and provide responses within 1 month of the public meeting. The COUNTY will create a portal to collect comments and transmit them to the CONSULTANT at the end of the public comment period. The CONSULTANT Team will summarize and incorporate comments received from the COUNTY and the community, as appropriate, into the final Technical Report. 1 Category B = Emergency Protective Measures; Category G = Parks, Recreational, and Other Facilities.