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I (11.12577 I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I Plan of Study 8 S1lJDYORGANIZATION AND INDMDUAL RESPONSffiIllTIES Consulting services for the study will be provided through three basic levels: · The Project Manager · Task Leaders · Technical Support The project manager has the overall responsibility for execution of the work described in this Plan of Study. The project manager for Hydrosphere is Dr. Charles M. Brendecke, P.E. Dr. Brendecke will be the point of contact for the District regarding contractual, personnel, and technical matters and will have overall responsibility for quality assurance. The project manager will be supported by a core group of senior scientists and engineers. Mr. Benjamin L. Harding P.E., of Hydrosphere, will oversee project tasks related to hydrology and water rights, modeling, and evaluation of alternatives. Dr. Roger Mann, of Hydrosphere, will oversee work related to water demands and economic and financial analyses. Mr. Douglas Lalho, P.E. of Delta Environmental, will oversee all work related to geotechnical and site engineering. Dr. Warren Keammerer, of Stoecker /Keammerer Associates, will oversee all work related to terrestrial biology. Dr. Richard Valdez, of Biowest, will oversee all work related to aquatic biology. Each of the task leaders will have specific responsibilities for one or more of the 11 tasks outlined in the plan of study. Task leaders will direct the production of specific products and results which in total, will achieve the desired program goals. Task leaders, therefore, were selected based on specific capabilities, expertise and experience best suited for specific task assignments. REPORTING During the course of the study, Hydrosphere shall make frequent (not less, than weekly) oral reports on the status of the study to the District's Study Manager. Brief written monthly progress reports will be submitted to the District along with monthly invoices for work accomplished. These reports will describe activities during the period, status of the budgets and schedules and activities planned for the following month. These status reports will help assure that the study is accomplishing its intended purposes. SCHEDULE A proposed schedule for performing the study is shown as a bar-chart on Figure 3. The schedule provides for commencement of work on August 1, 1990, and submittal of the draft final report by JUly 1, 1992. Printing and submittal of the final report would follow within 30 days of receiving review comments from the District. Table 2 presents an approximate schedule and agenda for the PAG meetings to be held in the basin; these schedules and agendas are subject to modification as the study progresses. it_;;]