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Task 7.2 Final Report and Executive Summary-Final report and Executive Summary will be developed based on comments received on Draft Report. Task 7.3 Presentations to JLC Boards/Agencies (6 Meetings Planned) • Present the findings in presentations to the governing bodies of the project partners. At least one presentation to a Joint Liaison Committee of elected officials from the Tri-Valley Water Agencies will be scheduled,and up to five briefings of individual elected boards may be scheduled. Task 8-Public Outreach Coordination: Consultant will support the TriValley Agencies and the Outreach Consultant(to be selected under a separate contract)by participating in five meetings.. • Support the public outreach team in developing a strategy in coordination with the progress and findings of the feasibility study. • Assist the public outreach team in developing key messages for the public in the form of fact sheets, presentations, etc. at relevant milestones in the study. • Participate in up to five(5)community outreach meetings or events. Task 9-Project Management,Workshops,and Meetings: Task 9.1 Project Management and Invoices(assuming 15 months) • Prepare monthly invoices and progress reports for submittal to Zone 7. Task 9.2 Project Meetings(8 Planned) • Conduct 8 progress meetings with the Project Management Committee(Steering Committee to participate at key times). Task 9.3 Monthly Conference Calls • Participate in conference calls with the Zone 7 project manager and other agency representatives on a monthly basis to keep the project on schedule and on budget. Task 9.4 Workshops with the Management Committee and Steering Committee Five workshops will be conducted with the Tri-Valley Water Agencies for decision-making and consensus building at key junctures of the project.A series of facilitated workshops will be held on key topic areas. A variety of facilitation methods will be used as appropriate to engage attendees and encourage participation. • Workshop 1: Conduct a project kick-off meeting with the Project Management and Steering Committees. At this workshop will be discussed Industry History,Public Health Goals, Project Goals and Project Decision Process/Criteria. • Workshop 2: Discuss source water quality and quantity,treatment options,and potential water quality concerns. • Workshop 3: Identify Alternatives, combine sources,treatment and end uses, discuss preliminary hydrogeology findings,identify concerns and potential mitigations. • Workshop 4: Discuss hydrogeology findings, screen alternatives, determine shortlist of alternatives to evaluate in more detail(3 total) • Workshop 5: Review evaluation of shortlisted alternatives, identify recommendations and next steps.