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CA 40 Scope of Work Page 11 that ATM will be responding to concerns over engineering and beach fill performance - related issues following placement. These concerns will likely be lodged by numerous (greater than 5) third party interests, although the EA document should provide the information necessary for reference to respond to these third party letters of concern and comment (e.g., Audubon, Caribbean Conservation Corporation, Environmental Defense Fund, ReefKeeper International). The County and the County's EC will respond to concerns related to environmental issues (e.g., nearshore hardbottom, marine turtle and manatee protection), whereas ATM will not be addressing nor asked to respond to environmental concerns. Task 1.B.6 Review USAGE Statement of Findings for Sectors 1 and 2 Upon receipt of the USACE Permit Instrument, ATM shall carefully review and comment on any discrepancies or permit language that could be of potential concern to the County in pursuit of the Project construction and subsequent performance monitoring. A list of such concerns and the affected conditions will be prepared for review with the County staff, after which a formal response to the USACE requesting corrective action will be prepared. TASK 2 ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT SCOPING, PREPARATION AND PROCESSING FOR SECTORS 1 AND 2 Task 2.1 Scoping Meeting with Federal and State Regulatory Agencies ATM shall assist the County with scheduling, preparation, and conduct of one meeting of the appropriate DEP, USACE, and other state and federal agency representatives as deemed necessary to discuss the Sectors 1 and 2, and develop a preliminary outline of the environmental document components (draft table of contents). It is anticipated that this meeting will be conducted in Jacksonville and will require one business day to complete. The direction being taken following consultation with the USACE Jacksonville District on 8 November (and as represented in the Task 2 scope items below) is that the Sectors 1 and 2 shoreline restoration project can proceed with the preparation of an Environmental Assessment (EA) document. Due to the diversity of the existing nearshore hardbottorn resources in the project areas, Sectors 3 and 5 will likely require the preparation of Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) documents. Preparation of such documents will be undertaken under separate authorization. Task 2.2 Sectors 1 and 2 Environmental Assessment Documentation The document sections to be prepared by the Project Team include: Project Purpose and Need for Action, Affected Environment, Alternatives, Environmental Consequences C\WNDOW517EMMRC Satan 12 7ACdd—WS-01-18M doJWMI