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40 do • A draft report will be prepared with appropriate graphics, tabularized data, assessment methodology, matrices of the analysis, and a determination as to whether there will be a significant cumulative impact from the proposed action. Following receipt of comments on the draft report a final report will be prepared and incorporated as an appendix in the draft EA. Task 11. Assist County in Preparation or Review of a Mitigation Plan. The county staff will take the lead in assembling a comprehensive mitigation plan for anticipated impacts from nourishment of all county beach segments. This is anticipated to include enhancement of juvenile fishes through opening of mosquito impoundments, construction of artificial reef modules, and other yet to be determined fisheries enhancement options available within the Indian River Lagoon. The contractor will participate with the county in screening best options for further analysis by the county, including review of existing reports prepared by the county. In addition, we will review and comment on a draft plan assembled by the county. The draft mitigation plan will be incorporated into the EA by the contractor. Task 12. Assist County in Preparation and Review of Biological Monitoring Plan. The county will take the lead in assembling a comprehensive biological monitoring plan for anticipated impacts from nourishment of Segments I and 2. The contractor will participate with the county in reviewing and commenting on a draft plan as well as preparation of the final plan. The monitoring plan will be incorporated into the EA by the contractor. Task 13. Client and Project Team Coordination Meetings. The contractor will meet with the county and or project team members monthly to review and coordinate activities related completion of the above tasks and other permitting issues related to Segment I and 2 and other future segments. The project manager and senior scientist will attend all meetings. It is anticipated that three meetings will be held in Jacksonville and two in Vero Beach. Assumptions for Implementing Tasks The following are assumptions for the scope of work. • County will provide color digital aerials recently taken (hard copy and electronic format), historic aerial photographs and survey data (1972), reports, data, design drawings, permit applications and agency correspondence available. • County will provide summary of acreage of direct and indirect impacts for all future proposed restoration segments. • Meetings will be held in Vero Beach (2), Jacksonville (3), Tallahassee (2), and St Petersburg (1) for project team and agency consultation. • County coastal engineering consultant will be available to provide consultation during NEPA process and will be responsible for preparing specific sections of the EA and Cumulative Impact Assessment.