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Prepared by: Bolton & Menk, Inc. RIGHT-OF-WAY, EASEMENTS, AND PERMITS 2026 PMP Street & Utility Improvements ǀ 25X.137753 Page 15 general consensus over the condition of the existing roadway pavement throughout the project area is that it is deteriorated to fair, generally showing public support for the proposed street improvements. The results of this survey were considered during the development of this feasibility report and items within the scope of the project were incorporated to address the feedback received. It should be noted that to align with city policy, potential damage to irrigation systems will be repaired as part of the project by the selected contractor, however, potential damage to dog fences is the responsibility of the homeowner to repair. A summary of the responses received from the resident survey can be found in Appendix E, with personal information redacted. Another opportunity for public involvement will be at a public open house, tentatively scheduled for November of 2025, to share the proposed project design. Feedback from the open house will be considered and incorporated into the final design as directed by city staff. A final public informational meeting will be held after the final design is better defined but prior to construction of the project. RCWD Grant Opportunities RCWD indicated they are supportive of the proposed Karth Lake pumping improvements to implement lake level monitoring and potential automation of the pump system. It was indicated that they would be a potential funding partner depending on what improvements are proposed for implementation and what the associated financial impact is associated with the improvements. City staff will approach RCWD again after receiving direction on the Karth Lake pumping improvements to continue discussions on potential financial support. Any potential financial support for these improvements would not be through a grant program and would be through other funding mechanisms to help support the goals of the watershed. Their support stems from a desire to help stabilize the shoreline level at 935.0 to 935.5 (as opposed to 934.0 to 936.0) which would help alleviate shoreline erosion by allowing vegetative growth to maintain and stabilize the shoreline. Existing RCWD grants are available this fiscal year and there are three improvements identified with this project that were confirmed to be eligible for application through these programs. The RCWD’s Stormwater Management Grant is a 50/50 cost share with up to a $100k grant award, in total. Applications are due around mid-December with awards anticipated in Spring of 2026. This application timeline aligns well with the proposed schedule for the 2026 PMP project. The incorporation of new sump storm structures with SAFL Baffles to help trap sediment from continuing downstream and into Karth Lake is one eligible improvement for this grant. The other improvement would be the construction of a new stormwater pond to treat stormwater before entering Karth Lake (a continuation of the previously completed “Phase 1” slope stabilization project). The RCWD’s Water Quality Grant opens at the beginning of the year and is available until funds run out. Given the proposed schedule for the 2026 PMP project, this may or may not be available when plans are finalized and ready for submission. If available, the replacement of the retaining wall near the Karth Lake pump station would be eligible for this grant to alleviate erosion coming from the failing wall. VI. RIGHT-OF-WAY, EASEMENTS, AND PERMITS All work on the project is anticipated to take place within existing city right-of-way or easements. However, after completing final design, it is possible that temporary easements or right-of-entries DRAFT