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78 Page 15 6. One time fees/cost analysis from City permits and fees (i.e. traffic, sewer, water impact fees), construction employment, etc). 7. "Value added" by Stanford University's project proposal for short and long-term economic benefits (e.g. construction, use, occupancy, sales, property tax, potential agglomeration, etc.). Separate one-time revenue (construction materials) from ongoing revenues (property and sales taxes). 8. School District ERAF Revenues- Estimate the impact that school districts' lost revenues will have on the City's excess ERAF refund. Economic Analysis: Provide an analysis of local economic impacts for the following: Will the project: ........ l&<- 1. Support local businesses and/or provide other public b~~frts through employee and patient spending (ba~ed on the proportions attrib~~.fI~t9_~ach proposed land use provided above )?,~d{' 2. Cre~telincreas~ job growth (i.e. attract biot~ch a~~~other indus.lti~s to RedwQod City) or dIsplace busmesses for local Redwood CIty ~~s?<.\.. 3. Support downtown businesses? Possibly rev.~ traffic trip pattems/~~vior of existing employees in the neighborhood. AN" \U:>' 4. Impact future City revenue through ~t ~iness qJ)~unities (i.e. gaD, biotech, Ugreen" and other industries that are allowed to;gqc:y.IfY tlia campus under the existing General Plan and Zoning designations)? .......... ~., ':'1:;'.... Special Studies: . ........... 1. Provide the following special studies:>. ..>> ............ 2. Childcare needs analysis for StanfordlJniversi~:~meloyee~and surrounding neighborhOod.>.......".' 3. Housing impact anal!sisdncluding a ho>.... jobs ballance analysis and affordable housing needs assessme~t ' ~ 4. Hotel (full se~!?~edS a~alysis. ............. . Provide your approach, ke~parat:P~t~~.al"\d assull).ptions used in your analysis, estimates and projections, anc:Ji~y,~upporting;4ocUrrieht~fi~m.""'- .:-;'.:;.:..:.::;.:....-.::.,.;.:..:-.,:;..:.:...::>.-:. "<'-':;:.;.: -. . ""::' . ".-,".:." ......,:.,:.:.:::.:::::.-.-.. ."-,.,....:.<:. ProPO$~i)Requirem;ri~+n.,..<:/.. "'- The Jilto.ppsal should incl~. a detap,~~cope of work that addresses the above work to be perf6rmectX:products to i>e'deliveredi a timeframe/schedyle for completion of work, and a ",H';_ ........."'t! proposed bridget. The prop6.~l!1 must provide sufficient detail to allow for a thorough evaluation and comparatl~~~nalysis. Tt:l~ proposal will not be judged by the volume of material presented and therefore sh~ be as brief and concise as possible without sacrificing the clarity of the intended concept. ....... .' . The proposed budoeWs to be oreserrted on a time and materials basis with a not-to-exceed budget limit. with all overhead/exoenses included in the fioure. The proposal must indicate the length of time that the proposed budget and scope are effective for (minimum of 60 days). The Consultant will provide the City the following: Four (4) hard copies along with one (1) unbound camera-ready original for reproduction in an 8.5 x 11-inch format (faCSimile and email versions are not acceptable). Schedule The proposal shall include a schedule with tumaround time.