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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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4/8/2019
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6.E. - Page 17 of 23 <br />Task 3.4.1 Community Workshop #1: <br />For the first round of public outreach, the City and Consultant shall collaborate on a multi- <br />faceted workshop. The City will host the neighborhood -based workshop to kick off the process <br />and to share an overview of existing conditions and summaries completed in Task 2. The <br />purpose of this workshop will be to gather input from the community on the issues and <br />opportunities related to traveling along Roosevelt Avenue. <br />At the same time, Consultant shall lead a stakeholder walk audit. The goal of the walk audit is to <br />allow for site-specific and stakeholder -specific issue identification and visioning. Focus shall be <br />on issues ranging from the pedestrian realm, bicycle facilities, bus stop passenger waiting <br />environment, streetscape design, and location -specific opportunities for traffic calming. <br />Around the same timeframe as the first community workshop, a user-friendly online interactive <br />mapping tool and/or survey will be developed and implemented by City staff (Task 3.1). City will <br />keep the survey open for 2-3 weeks to give public the opportunity to submit comments. City will <br />provide the collected information and comments to Consultant to be incorporated into the <br />outreach summary and alternative concept components of this project. <br />City will advertise the online survey through various channels such as Nextdoor, City's Facebook <br />page, and during the community workshop. Consultant shall use the online survey to assemble a <br />mailing list for future project events and announcements. <br />Task 3.4.2 Community Workshop #2: <br />The focus of the second round of outreach will be to present refined alternatives for the corridor <br />in an "open studio" format, culminating in a voting exercise to provide community input on <br />what may ultimately become the preferred alternative. The focus shall be on understanding <br />multi -modal tradeoffs and clearly articulating the preferred community vision. The content shall <br />be heavy on concept graphics prepared by Consultant that are easily legible to the public and <br />clearly and succinctly demonstrate concepts. Workshop graphics shall include overall corridor <br />diagrams and 3D cross-sections. <br />Consultant shall work with City staff to create an online survey to align with the content and <br />purpose of the second community workshop. The survey will be an online alternative to the in- <br />person community workshop. The online survey shall include the same visuals and voting <br />exercise used in the workshop. <br />Deliverables: <br />Agenda and handouts for the walk audit, including a route map, to align with the first <br />community workshop <br />"Online open house" survey materials to align with the second community workshop <br />Page 14 of 20 <br />REV: 03-28-19 PR <br />ATTY/AGR.2019.075/Fehr and Peers 101 <br />
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