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watershed representatives. The consultant shall present a proposed outline of the plan report at the meeting. e B. Collect and review existing information regarding land uses, soil types, topography, groundwater drainage divides, flood plain elevations, wetland classifications and storm water infrastructure. The city will provide any information it has regarding the above items however the consultant shall procure additional information as necessary from other sources such as the RCWD, USGS, MnDOT, Ramsey County, etc. C. Review with the City Engineer the pavement management program (PMP) and potential connections between the PMP and the SWMP. D. Perform limited hydrauliclhydrologic analyses (utilizing XPSWMM, HydroCAD, P8 or equivalent computer software) to determine problem areas tlrroughout the City as well as discharge rates/volumes into City lakes, wetlands and Rice Creek. Provide recommended improvements to the city's conveyance systems including regional ponding improvements as appropriate. Tabulate data for existing and proposed regional ponding sites including NWL, HWL(5, 10 and 100 year), Discharge Rates (5,10 and 100 year) and pollutant loading/removal information. Analyses of proposed capital improvements should include consideration oJ a costlbenefit measurement based upon pollutants removed from water bodies or other appropriate indicator of performance. e E. Develop water resource management polities and objectives in compliance with City regulations and codes, RCWD policies and objectives, Metropolitan Council Objectives, BWSR 84.10, City staff and council direction. Develop specific guidelines and recommendations for the construction of storm water conveyance systems and ponds as a part of City infrastructure construction projects. Analysis and recommendations for the implementation of alternative storm water treatment and conveyance systems shall be included with the report such as vegetated swales, rain gardens, infiltration basins, grit chambers etc. Analyses of proposed water management policies, guidelines and recommendations should include consideration of a costlbenefit measurement based upon pollutants removed from water bodies or other appropriate indicator of performance. F. Review and present recommendations for City public works and parks operations relative to water resource rnanagement policies and objectives including maintenance activities and schedules, maintenance, street sweeping, turf management. G. Review and present recommendations for public education as it pertains to water resource management policies and objectives. H. The Consultant may indicate additional information or analyses that may be considered by the City for inclusion into the report. The Consultant should .