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AProposal to Provide Professional Services for the Development of the WSSurface Water Management Plan for the City of Elk River Work Plan Based on our understanding of the project, we propose the following work plan. Provided herein is a scope of services to prepare a Local Surface Water Management Plan and a Stormwater Pollution Prevention program that meets the requirements of the MPCA MS4 permit Program. It is the intention of this effort, that when completed, you will have a city stormwater plan and corresponding MS4 SWPPP document that are consistent with each other, and that outline a single unified vision, approach, and implementation plan that will address stormwater concerns and identify future stormwater management activities that need to be implemented in your community. The tasks along with a proposed schedule and an estimate of cost to complete the work is outlined below. Task 1 - Collect Available Background Information and Interpret Water Resource Data This task consists of gathering relevant water resources-related information for the City. A project kick-off meeting with City staff and communication with agencies will facilitate collection of this information. We anticipate collecting the following data: Previously developed SWPPP City parks, trails, and open space plan information, plans, and annual reports FEMA's floodplain maps and Letters of Floodplain, bluff, shore land, wetland, Map Amendments erosion control, and other City City's Comprehensive Land Use Plan ordinances related to surface water and land use mapping management, as available. Water resource-related agreements County Water Plan National Wetland Inventory mapping „ Climate and precipitation data (Atlas 14 + and TP 40) Previous reports or studies related to storm water management, water quality Soils information issues, lake level, or other issues, Groundwater and well information Information related to impaired waters r List and description of known water within the City resource problem areas Monitoring and modeling data Information will also be collected from the following agencies: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, appropriate county departments, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and other organizations that may be applicable. The information collected will be used to develop the City's plan, as well as be used to develop a water resource library for the City's future use and reference. Yi The water resource data collected as part of the previous tasks will be analyzed, interpreted, and summarized in the plan to provide an indication of the present status and possible trends concerning surface water resources within the City and to assist in the development of surface water management policies. Project Understanding / 2