Professional Services Agreement - Neil Mihalich - Lead Protection Program Manager for IHCDA

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EXHIBIT A Scope of Services 1. Maintain a collaborative and cooperative working relationship with IHCDA, applicants, partner agencies, as well as other City departments and the general public. 2. Assist with community outreach and education events to grow awareness of the program, as well as provide information and knowledge to the community about the dangers of lead -based paint and childhood lead poisoning. 3. Receive applications for assistance and ensure eligibility of applicants. 4. Ensure compliance with eligibility determination, risk assessment, inspection, remediation, worker certification, and clearance requirements. 5. Coordinate project with property owner and contractor, 6. Coordinate temporary relocation of property occupants as necessary during lead hazard control work. 7. Maintain files and prepares accurate correspondence and reports in a timely manner. 8. Maintain records, documents, and logs of projects including lab tests, lead based paint clearances, and child blood level testing. 9. Maintain database of lead safe and healthy homes created through the City's program. 10. Monitor activities/expenditures and other benchmarks as set by the Director. Time Recording and Payment Contractor shall work approximately 40 hours per week, with specific hours agreed between Contractor and the Director of Neighborhood Development, reported weekly with sufficient detail of the services provided to the City, no later than the end of business on Friday of each week during the Term. In consideration of the satisfactory services provided by Contractor, as determined in the sole discretion of the City, Contractor will be compensated as set forth in Sections 2 and 3 of the Agreement.