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Smith <br /> Task 8-1: Prepare Draft Water Sustainability/Master Plan <br /> CDM Smith will prepare a draft plan that documents the results of Tasks 2 through 7.The format of the <br /> report is expected to be the following: <br /> • Section 1—Executive Summary <br /> • Section 2—Introduction <br /> • Section 3—Water Supply and Demand <br /> • Section 4—Financial Assessment <br /> • Section 5—Water Quality and Regulatory Review <br /> • Section 6—Water Treatment Plant,Storage and Pump Station Assessment <br /> • Section 7—Distribution System Evaluation and Assessment <br /> • Section 8—Water Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan <br /> The Long-term Sustainability Plan Report will also reference other ongoing studies.The Draft Plan <br /> Report will be provided in an electronic format. <br /> Task 8-2: Workshop <br /> CDM Smith will conduct a workshop with Utility staff to review the findings and capital improvement <br /> plan developed in Task 8-1. Minutes from the workshop will be prepared by CDM Smith and submitted <br /> to the Utility. <br /> Task 8-3: Finalize Long-term Sustainability Plan <br /> CDM Smith will finalize and submit the Long-term Sustainability Plan based upon comments received <br /> during the workshop conducted as part of Task 8-2. Five hard copies of the Plan Report will be provided <br /> in addition to an electronic copy. <br /> Task 8-4: Long-term Sustainability Plan City Council Presentation <br /> CDM Smith will prepare a PowerPoint Presentation for Staff's review and present the Water Long-term <br /> Sustainability Plan to City Council. <br /> Task 9: AWIA Risk and Resilience Assessment <br /> A new federal legislative requirement to America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 (AWIA)was <br /> signed into law on October 23, 2018,called the Community Water System Risk and Resilience Act <br /> (Act).This new Act is more broad than other assessments related to risks and resilience,and <br /> specifically calls out the risks of"natural hazards"that have not been assessed by all utilities in the <br /> past under previously required vulnerability assessments.The AWIA encompasses: <br /> ■ Pipes and constructed conveyances,physical barriers,source water,water collection and <br /> intake,pretreatment,treatment,storage and distribution facilities,electronic,computer,or <br /> other automated systems; <br /> ■ Monitoring practices; <br /> ■ Financial infrastructure (such as billing mechanisms); <br /> ■ Use,storage or handiing of chemicals; <br /> 9 � Page <br />