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Deliverable: Collision maps and summary statistics Task C.6: Parking Supply and Demand The Consultant team will review previously collected parking utilization data from 2015 to understand the existing demand/supply balance within the City. This includes the downtown areas, where updates to the pricing and employee permit program have occurred , in addition to other neighborhood locations of concern around the City. This will include a review of city data (occupancy, duration , revenue, and citations). The main focus of the parking analysis is on the downtown with additional study of neighborhood and/or business districts in consultation with City staff. In order to complete this assessment, the City of Redwood City will provide: • Recent occupancy data for any of the studied neighborhoods or downtown • Current or historical downtown parking sensor data/reports (2014 onward ) • Annual revenue and citation data for 2014/2015 by month Deliverable: Parking data summary Task C.7: City Case Study Examples Consultant will provide up to five (5) case study fact sheets of transportation programs in comparable cities as part of this task. Case study fact sheets will be brief summaries based on readily available information about city transportation programs, including policies relating to transportation project implementation , land use development review, and transportation system monitoring . In addition Consultant will describe current staff levels and organization within other City transportation departments for comparison to Redwood City. Case study fact sheets will be developed as separate documents for public review on the project website. Deliverable: Case study fact sheets Task C.8: Transportation Data Collection A total of $20,000 is budgeted for data collection as part of this task, including labor hours and traffic data collection vendor fees. Actual data collected will be based on discussion with the City but may include: daily and peak hour vehicle traffic counts, bicycle and pedestrian volume counts at key locations, transit occupancy and schedule adherence checks, or vehicle origin-destination surveys (to identify traffic cutting through residential neighborhoods) using a big data vendor such as StreetLight. Deliverable: Data collection plan with associated data ATTY/AGR/2016.308/FEHR & PEERS CITYWIDE TRANSPORTATION PLAN REV: 11-03-16 VR Page 17 of 26