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1.Approach and Scope of Work 10. Attend Public Hearings and Meetings The ESA Project Manager and Project Director will attend up to four public hearings on the EIR.In addition,the Project Manager plans to attend up to three meetings with County staff,as appropriate,during the FIR process(lick-off meeting,one meeting after ADE1R,and one meeting at time of AFEIR).ESA staff can attend other hearings and/or meetings on a time and materials basis. 11. Project Management- The primary point of contact for the County will be ESA's Project Manager, Amy Skewes-Cox who will carry out the following project management activities: coordinating the work of the FIR team;preparing monthly status reports; preparing data requests; disseminating information to the team; overseeing preparation of all work products; ensuring the technical accuracy of all deliverables; monitoring EIR progress; maintaining the schedule and ensuring timely completion of deliverables; monitoring budget expenditures and ensuring that labor hours and other charges to the project correspond to the project budget and actual progress; conducting internal project management meetings; ensuring consistent application of standards for all technical work products; and compiling a complete library of all studies and materials incorporated by reference into the work products. Lloyd Zola will be ESA's Project Director.Mr. Zola will ensure that the necessary ESA staff and resources are available so that the ESA team will achieve the timely and successful completion of the FIR. Mr.Zola will also assist in project environmental strategy, including boundaries of analysis and defining alternatives). In addition to their management roles, each management team member also will apply their technical expertise to advise the team or to serve as the lead investigator for the EIR's critical topic areas. 12. Editorial Review and QA/QC Lloyd Zola, ESA's Community Development Practice Leader,will also provide Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) services by thoroughly reviewing the Administrative DE1R and, to the extent appropriate, the Screencheck Draft of the FIR prior to circulation to the public. He will also provide QA/QC for the Final FIR and all other deliverables to the County. Mr. Zola, who has worked extensively on large industrial facilities, will ensure that the document is clear, concise, and easily readable. Ms. Natalie Macris will serve as technical editor of the FIR. Ms. Macris has extensive experience in both preparing and editing EIRs for a wide variety of 14 San Joaquin County—EIR for the Union Pacific Modemization Project