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£SA Scope of Work Bowers Field Environmental Assessment -Environmental Services June 2018 uses, water quality issues, drainage patterns, flood issues, parks and recreational areas, and hazardous materials as well as other potential impacted categories . Approach: The consultant will verify the information in the 2016 Environmental Inventory and update it if necessary to reflect current conditions within the direct and indirect study areas . Regulatory agencies will be contacted to gather background information and the project scope will be formally coordinated with federal and state agencies as described in Task 3.1 (conducted by others). The consultant will conduct a reconnaissance level field visit to verify conditions identified in the Environmental Inventory and will update it if necessary related to the direct or indirect study areas. A field verification of site conditions will be conducted, and will include a reconnaissance level analysis of resources. Products: The Consultant will gather this information and provide a summary of all required affected categories in the EA. If additional studies are required based on the information obtained through these tasks, a separate scope and fee will be negotiated based on the specific requirements identified. Task 3.9 -Preparation & Submittal of Required Permit/Consultation Submittals Approach: Consultant will prepare and submit required documentation for needed consultations and permitting. Products: Expected Permitting/Consultation Requirements for the proposed action can be assumed at this point based on the limits and extent of impact determined to date. This scope of work limits its scope to the list of permit applications/deliverable for the associated agencies; any deliverables not on this list are to be considered 'Additional/Unexpected'. Deliverables: The following summarizes permit applications and supporting documents to be provided to the various agencies: • Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation -Project description and graphic depiction of the APE & Cultural Resource Report (conducted by others) • Tribal Contacts -Project description and graphic depiction of the APE & Cultural Resources Survey & Technical Reports to the Tribes. Tribes anticipated to be consulted by FAA include Colville Confederated Tribes, the Samish Indian Nation, the Snoqualmie Tribe, and the Yakama Tribe. (conducted by others) • US Army Corps of Engineers (Corps); Department of Ecology (Ecology); Kittitas County -Wetlands Delineation report. Mitigation Plan (if needed), Joint Aquatic Resources Permit Application (JARPA). If wetlands are impacted, is anticipated that a Nationwide Permit from the Corps and Ecology will be required and that a Critical Areas Permit from the County will be required . • Kittitas County -Floodplains Assessment Report (conducted by others), Floodplain Development Permit Application 4