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Apri130, 2003 74 Page 2 of 3 Task 6-Evaluate Project Impact on Water Use and Wastewater As part of this task, the impact of the development on wastewater and water use will be evaluated. This evaluation will be discussed in the EAW. Task 7-Evaluate Impact on Traffic,Noise, and Air Quality As part of this task, the impact of the development on traffic,noise, and air quality will be evaluated and discussed in the EAW. A discussion of potential mitigating measures will also be included in the EAW. Task 8-Identify Impact on Public Infrastructure As part of the EAW, any new or expanded public services that are required as part of the project will be identified. Task 9-Evaluation of Cumulative Impacts As part of this task, the cumulative impacts of the project on the surrounding area will be evaluated. Task 10-Submit EAW and Respond to Comments- As part of this task, the EAW will be provided to City Staff and City Council for review. Once authorization from the City has been received, WSB will distribute the EAW to the required agencies and EQB Monitor for the 30-day review. WSB will follow-up with the EAW review process and respond to comments generated by the public review process. Following completion of the review process, we will present the findings of the EAW to the Council and provide a recommendation relative to the need for an Environmental Impact Statement(EIS). This task includes one meeting with the City Council. The cost estimate to prepare the EAW as outlined above is $16,500. A proposed project schedule is attached. Based on the proposed timeline, the EAW process could be.completed by September 9, 2003. Please call me at (763)287-7182 if you have any questions or wish to authorize the work associated with this project. Sincerely, WSB &Associates, Ina 7;: Todd Hubmer, P.E. Associate attachments F.•I WP RW I065-791043003mm.doc