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Schedule meeting(s) with representatives of the Rice Creek Watershed District, Grass Lake Water Management Organization, Capitol Region Watershed District, and Metropolitan Council. Identify and evaluate requirements and guidelines of reviewing agencies and incorporate them into the plan. Identify and evaluate any other agency requirements and include coordination time with those agencies. Address and incorporate comments from reviewing agencies into the plan. Provide copies of the draft and final plan to reviewing agencies. 2.Understand the City’s Current Surface Water Management Plan Compile, review and evaluate all relevant mapping data from various data sources including City, Watershed, State and Federal agencies. Compile, review and evaluate all relevant reports and studies conducted by various agencies since the issuing of the 1990 Roseville CSWMP. Meet with City staff, watershed district staff, and other knowledgeable parties to identify current surface water management and drainage system issues. Evaluate and incorporate existing modeling data: i.Confirm validity of past HydroCAD and XPStorm modeling completed as part of the 1990 CSWMP and 2003 CSWMP Update. ii.Evaluate the efficacy of existing modeling when compared to identified problems and impairments (i.e. does the current modeling accurately reflect the field conditions). iii.Confirm and update existing subwatershed boundaries. iv.Identify deficiencies in modeling and provide recommendations to city staff for updating modeling to accurately reflect current conditions, problems and impairments. Confirm and update existing subwatershed boundaries, pond and lake elevations as compared to Watershed or FEMA data. 3.Facilitation of an Effective and Meaningful Public Involvement Process Assume a fully consultant-facilitated public involvement process. Provide strategy for public involvement and approvals by various elected and appointed bodies within the City of Roseville. Provide specifics as follows: i.Assessment of issues and concerns ii.Management of meetings. iii.Translation to specific goals and policies iv.Implementation and Financing Assume the formationand facilitation of a Technical Advisory Panel (TAP) comprised of City staff, Watershed District technical staff, and other agency technical staff relevant to the preparation of the CSWMP. Assume a maximum of three (3) meetings of the TAP including preparation. Page 8