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Deliverables: • Content for social media post promoting outreach events and surveys — nineteen (/ 9) posts • Online survey - six (6) focused surveys conducted concurrently with Subtasks C.6 and C. 7 — one (1) draft, one (1) final per survey • Summary memo of online survey results Task D. Park Design Subtask DA: Concept Plans Consultant will prepare three alternative design concepts for the park at the Lot A location. One of the three alternatives specifically addresses the potential involvement of moving historic structures on the adjacent private parcel. Prepare two alternative design concepts for the park at the City Hall/ Downtown parking lot location. Consultant will prepare one overall plan with key feature alternatives for the Redwood Creek Trail area. The plan will illustrate the trail alignment and associated amenities as well as indicate each parcel. Prepare an overall, high level connectivity map showing open space in the downtown area and the connectivity between spaces. The concepts will illustrate new and existing facilities, amenities, green infrastructure, circulation, and parking. Connectivity will also address the connection options from the downtown area to the Bay Trail. Consultant will prepare an event map/heat map exhibit to show each downtown public open space and the various events that occur at each during the year. The exhibit will also show the adjacent business districts that may influence and benefit from the events. This exhibit will help show the public how the new designs for the urban parks compliment and coordinate with other downtown open space related to shade. In addition to an overall design concept of each of the three sites, the Consultant will prepare supporting graphics for key features, character imagery, diagrams, and/or vignette drawings. Graphics for the alternatives may be more conceptual and "sketchy" in nature. Plans will become more refined in Subtask D.2. Plans will be based on a combination of results from the Study, input from the City staff, stakeholders, focus groups, pop-up open house event, community workshops, surveys, and social media outreach efforts. The design team will consult with City staff regarding potential parameters for design including reasonable expectations for construction costs and practical implementation strategies. Wayfinding concepts will incorporate existing City plans and signage standards. Wayfinding concepts will be conceptual. As part of this task, coordinate with the City's multi -modal transportation engineer to integrate route specific recommendations from the Citywide Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan with this effort. Deliverables: Two (2) alternative concepts for the City Hall parking lot park site -may be black and white or color • Three (3) alternative concepts for Lot A park site - may be black and white or color REV: 08-04-2021 RL ATTY/AGR 2021 207/RRM (Downtown Parks and Bay Connectivity Project) (Page 16 of 32)