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6.B. - Page 3 of 37 Collision Factor Analysis The consultant will complete a systematic safety assessment using the California Local Roadway Safety Manual (LRSM) and other resources to analyze crash tends and will develop collision profiles and a list of the most effective countermeasures to mitigate these profiles at collision hotspots. Equity Analysis This task includes the completion of a high-level analysis of public health and population characteristics to identify the mobility needs of specific groups such as students and seniors and to evaluate if any geographic area or demographic group is disproportionately affected by public health factors such as air pollution. This work will be coordinated with the citywide review of diversity, equity, and inclusion practices to ensure that they are complementary and consistent. Community Outreach The main goal of community outreach for these two plans is to supplement the findings of the existing conditions analysis from RWCmoves and to develop a more detailed understanding of community needs and priorities for walking and riding bicycles. A key early deliverable from the consultant will be the detailed community outreach plan. Community outreach will take place throughout the plans' development and will be a combination of in-person (to the extent feasible given Covid-19 restrictions), online, mailed and virtual outreach activities and workshops. The first round of outreach will be aligned with data collection and existing conditions assessment tasks to supplement the technical evaluation of current needs. The second round of community outreach will be during the project evaluation and prioritization process to understand the community's priority bicycle, pedestrian, and traffic safety projects. The community outreach materials will be bilingual and will target outreach to disadvantaged communities and schools. The consultant will develop two virtual platforms to receive community feedback: an online survey and a pinnable map where community members can provide location -specific comments. The use of physical mailings may help reach community members who may be underrepresented by virtual outreach efforts. A series of optional outreach tasks are listed in the agreement and could be done by staff or the consultant, subject to City staff workload. These activities are: • Fact sheets for the plans • Additional stakeholder meetings (up to two meetings) • Transportation Advisory Committee meeting presentations (up to two meetings) • Vision Zero Task Force meeting presentations (up to two meetings) • Pop-up events or tabling at two community events to promote the plans (pending COVID-19 public health advice), and • Targeted outreach to the school districts. Page 3 of 6 City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.ore 27