Agmt21 Fehr & Peers Agreement - Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan and Vision Zero Action Plan

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Consultant shall collaborate with City and utilize the existing conditions analysis, identified gaps and barriers, Pedestrian Comfort Level Analysis completed in Task 3, and community input to identify pedestrian infrastructure needs around key destinations in Redwood City. The identified pedestrian improvements shall support access to destinations such as schools, parks, community centers, and shopping centers, government facilities, and transit centers. Task 8.3. Gap Closure Bicycle and Pedestrian Projects By utilizing the existing barriers and gaps analysis, the pedestrian comfort level analysis, recommended low -stress bicycle network, community input, and relative locations to key destinations, Consultant shall identify the candidate bicycle and pedestrian gap closure projects. BASE DELIVERABLES: • Network of recommended low -stress bicycle routes • List of pedestrian projects within focus areas • List of bicycle and pedestrian gap closure projects Task 8.4. Potential Areas for Shared Micromobility Services (Optional) Consultant shall conduct a feasibility analysis for shared micromobility services within Redwood City based on potential origin/destination pairs and background data provided by the City. Based on the analysis, Consultant shall identify sites and service areas that have the greatest potential to support the placement of shared micromobility devices. The results of the analysis shall be reflected in a map identifying the locations with the greatest likelihood of successful shared micromobility implementation. DELIVERABLES: • Maps depicting shared micromobility suitability Task 9- Bicycle and Pedestrian Projects & Programs Development Consultant shall identify bicycle and pedestrian projects that have the greatest potential to increase the active transportation mode share and create a low -stress network, as well as policies and programs that improve active transportation knowledge and comfort among those who live, work, and recreate in the City. Safety projects, policies, and programs that are developed in Task 6 and identified as relevant to bicycling and walking shall be included in Task 9. REV: 03-04-21 PR ATTY/AGR.2021.047/Fehr & Peers (Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan and Vision Zero Action P) (Page 27 of 31)