Environmental Science Associates 12/6/2023

City of Everett Stadium Amphitheater Park Project Scope of Work Page 2 operation), physical design characteristics (e.g., loading/service delivery, lighting and signage, outdoor sound amplification), employment, and sustainability features. • The No Action Alternative will describe the conditions at Funko Field with no AquaSox Baseball Team but with other baseball activities continuing. • The City and SOJ will provide ESA with all previously prepared materials related to planning for the Project. • Unless otherwise stated, all deliverables will be provided in electronic PDF format to the City’s designated project manager (or designated, secured file-sharing location) who will be responsible for appropriate distribution. • ESA has assumed one) version of internal review of the DEIS, and the FEIS followed by production of the final version, and one (1) round of internal review of other deliverables. • The City will provide timely reviews of internal deliverables, in accordance with agreed- upon review schedules and stipulations. The City will consolidate comments from various individuals, departments, and parties involved in the internal review process and resolve any conflicting comments prior to asking ESA to address them. • The estimated duration from Notice to Proceed to publication of the Final EIS (FEIS) is approximately 12 months. This timeframe may be adjusted as a detailed schedule is developed by ESA and approved by the City. • The schedule is dependent on timely delivery of project information by the applicant, timely review of ESA Team materials by the applicant and the City, and other factors outside the control of the ESA Team. Contract This document constitutes the scope of work for the contract for preparing the EIS. The scope encompasses EIS scoping through preparation of the DEIS, consolidation of and responses to comments on the DEIS, through the completion of the FEIS. Contract Change Management Events outside the control of the ESA Team have the potential to change the established scope of work. ESA’s project manager will monitor the contract scope, schedule, budget, and completion status. ESA will communicate promptly if changes in scope, budget, or schedule are anticipated or requested by the City. If a change in scope is necessary, the ESA Team and the City Team would jointly agree on strategies to address changes to the scope, budget, or schedule. ESA would prepare and submit a change request specifying the agreed-to changes to the scope, budget, and/or schedule to the City for amendment, as required in the contract agreement.