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Citywide Transportation Plan: Scope of Work B.B. - Page 10 <br /> October 2016 <br /> Page 5 of 21 <br /> Optional tasks: <br /> • Everyone does not have Internet access or time to complete the web-based mapping tool, so <br /> Fehr&Peers will work with a vendor to create a bi-lingual,mobile text-based survey that will <br /> enable input at up to three key milestones or events in the Plan development(to be selected <br /> in collaboration with the City). The text-based survey platform will allow us to meet <br /> stakeholders where they are, learn quick insights and easily display the data, and stay <br /> engaged with participants throughout the project. <br /> • Alternatively, Fehr & Peers will use bilingual staff to administer intercept surveys at key <br /> community locations at up to three key milestones in the Plan development. A minimum of <br /> two staff, for four hours at each milestone would be budgeted for this data collection. <br /> Task B.4: Public Events <br /> In addition to online engagement, Fehr& Peers will conduct the following public events during the <br /> Plan preparation. <br /> "Not Your Average Workshop" Community Events <br /> Fehr& Peers will participate in non-traditional public outreach events to gather input and promote <br /> the Plan. These may include the following: <br /> • Community event participation ("pop ups"): Fehr& Peers will host a booth at <br /> approximately three (3) community events. These events could include farmers' markets <br /> as well as neighborhood meetings and other events. These events will occur during the <br /> early phase of the Plan as an opportunity to listen to the community regarding existing <br /> issues and opportunities, and also to build our electronic mailing list/direct stakeholders <br /> to the website, web map, and social media. We assume the City will schedule booth <br /> space as necessary. <br /> • Optional:Roving outreach exhibit: Fehr& Peers will design and build a bilingual outreach <br /> exhibit that can move around to different community buildings throughout the City.The <br /> exhibit will be unmanned and will provide a fun look at the history of transportation in <br /> Redwood City, some interactive elements that educate people about transportation <br /> options, and information about the project. It will direct people to ways to participate via <br /> web and social media. The exhibit will be placed in libraries, parks, and other community <br /> building. The exhibit will move approximately five (5) times. <br />