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the inventory update will begin. LWC will utilize the ABAG Housing Element Site Selection Tool to the extent feasible. The budget reflects some anticipated efficiencies using this tool and working with City staff. LWC and City staff will work closely with HCD to ensure the sites inventory complies with HCD requirements. The inventory must be adequate to accommodate the City's RHNA within the planning period. This task assumes the City will obtain and provide adequate citywide parcel-level GIS data (including APN, address, parcel size, existing use, ownership, General Plan land use designation, zoning, land value, improvement value, and building square footage) to LWC. Additionally, LWC assumes that any re-zonings required by the City's current Housing Element have been completed. Pursuant to SB 6, LWC will prepare an electronic copy of the residential land inventory using HCD's Electronic Housing Element Sites Inventory Form. The draft inventory will be the basis of the project description for the Housing Element EIR. Deliverables: • Site Selection Criteria (draft and final— Word) • Residential Land Inventory Assumptions and Methodology Memo (draft and final- Word) • Updated Residential Land Inventory Map and Table (draft; final will be included in the Administrative Draft Housing Element) • Completed Electronic Housing Element Sites Inventory Form Task 4: Housing Element Implementation Plan Based on outcomes of this task, LWC will develop a draft Housing Element Implementation Plan that will satisfy the housing goals and objectives of the City during the eight-year planning period, including quantifiable programs that address the City's RHNA and provide support for special needs housing. This plan will include revisions to existing Housing Element goals, policies, and programs as appropriate, and will provide actionable steps the City is already taking or will undertake to accommodate its housing need. Work on this task will proceed concurrently with Task 3, such that any relevant policy outcomes can be used to help inform the sites criteria/selection process where necessary. Task 4.1 Policy Changes and New Programs LWC will assist in identifying and creating new policies and programs that are required to meet new legislation as well meet the goals and priorities of the City. All policies and programs should be quantifiable and easily measured for future reporting. LWC will prepare administrative draft policies and programs for City staff review. Following City review, LWC will prepare a public review draft policies and programs for review by Commissions and Council (see Task 6). The final policies and programs will be included in the Housing Element Documents (Task 5). Deliverables: • Policies and Programs (administrative draft and public review draft— Word) Task 5. Housing Element Documents (2023-2031) The Housing Element Documents will be divided into two documents that collectively are referred to as the Housing Element. The first document will be designed to match the format and design of the existing General Plan and will preliminarily include the following sections: Purpose; Consistency with other General Plan elements; Quantified housing objectives; and Housing goals, policies and programs. The second document will be the Background Report which will include all other required documentation. Task 5.1 Administrative Draft Housing Element LWC will prepare an Administrative Draft(AD) Housing Element. For all Housing Element drafts, LWC assumes City staff will submit a single set of non-conflicting comments for LWC to incorporate into the next version. The draft will incorporate the Background Report and shall be reviewed by LWC staff for quality control prior to submittal to the City to avoid multiple rounds of review. Task 5.2 Screencheck Draft Housing Element LWC will prepare a Screencheck Draft Housing Element, incorporating comments from City staff review of the Administrative Draft in redline format. 4