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REV: 03-29-2022 JB EXHIBIT “A” SCOPE OF SERVICES AND FEE Scope of Work Consultant shall complete the following Services: Task 1 – Kickoff Meeting and Coordination Calls CONSULTANT will begin the project with a kickoff meeting with the client to confirm project objectives, schedule, and obtain access to any necessary materials. The meeting will be conducted over Zoom, or the clients preferred conferencing software. Deliverables: Kickoff meeting Finalized scope of work and schedule Summary of project objective and detailed schedule This task scope does not include support at Planning Commission or City Council meetings and would require additional scope/budget. Per meeting attendance, support shall be included as an optional task at the discretion of City Staff. Task 2 – Comparative Study of Jurisdictions The CONSULTANT team will coordinate with the City to identify up to 6 jurisdictions to engage as high- level case studies for cities that have adopted recent parking reforms to right size parking standards/requirements in their development codes for commercial mixed-use developments and multifamily housing. 2.1 Comparative Study of Jurisdictions The project team will conduct a comparative review of parking related policies and practices that have proven successful to reduce barriers to commercial development, increase multifamily housing production, reduce SOVs, VMT and GHG emissions. While Redwood City has adopted some progressive approaches to parking requirements in the DTPP and some demand management strategies in the Redwood City Moves TDM Program, we acknowledge that there is much to learn from other jurisdictions. The CONSULTANT team has also worked with several cities (Hood River, Bozeman, Vancouver, WA) on the education, development, and evaluation of in lieu fee programs. We have found that while many cities have them on the books, they were neither set up to meet strategic development goals of the city nor as an incentive to developers and said fees were typically insufficient to fund additional parking. We will use our extensive research library to supplement these findings and incorporate parking policy research that key staff on the CONSULTANT team helped develop, such as the MTC Value Pricing Pilot (VPP) Parking Project. The project team will document effective parking policies and practices from peer cities in California, the Pacific Northwest and some select national examples. The cities included in this review as directed by City Staff will consist of a range of communities and place types and include some cities our team have helped in the underlying efforts that have led to their latest policy decisions. The following are a list of potential candidate jurisdictions that may be considered for evaluation: ATTY/AGR.2022.058/CHS Consulting Group (Page 11 of 15)