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

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Task 9.1. Capital Projects List for Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan Consultant shall develop the capital projects list that reflect the community input, the active transportation network envisioned through Task 8, as well as bicycle and pedestrian safety projects identified in Task 6. Task 9.2. Bicycle and Pedestrian Educational and Encouragement Programs Consultant shall develop a list of educational and encouragement programs which could be effectively implemented in Redwood City, either by the City itself or other active community or stakeholder groups. If needed, Consultant shall provide recommendations to modify the existing programs to potentially increase the active transportation mode share for users of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. The recommended programs shall have a proven track record of efficacy in contexts similar to Redwood City and shall include best practices for encouragement, education, and promotion of equitable access. Consultant shall coordinate with City staff to evaluate the effectiveness and cost of each program. Task 9.3. Evaluation and Prioritization Consultant shall assemble projects identified in Tasks 9.1 as key bicycle and pedestrian projects into a list of potential projects. Then apply performance metrics and evaluation criteria to score and prioritize the projects. For the evaluation methodology, Consultant may use the methodology that was established as part of RWCmoves. If needed, Consultant shall revisit the identified criteria based on community feedback and City input and develop updated scores for all identified bicycle and pedestrian projects using the finalized criteria. Consultant shall use an accessibility analysis methodology that evaluates accessibility and connectivity of each project based on how many households can access a set of existing and planned land uses and key destinations using active modes. With this methodology, Consultant shall determine how disadvantaged communities would benefit from specific improvements relative to the general population through layering of socioeconomic and other equity data collected in Task 2. This will help City in future funding requests and grant applications. Task 9.4. Cost Estimates REV: 03-04-21 PR ATTY/AGR.2021.047/Fehr & Peers (Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan and Vision Zero Action P) (Page 28 of 31)