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REV: 08-22-24 VR 4c – Parks, Open Space, and Streets WRT will map, describe, and evaluate open space networks including streets; public parks, plazas, and other public open spaces; and private open spaces available for public use. The existing conditions analysis will be informed by the City’s 2020 Parks Assessment and Downtown Parks and Bay Connectivity Plan. WRT will provide a strategic summary of park programming access, policies, and plans as well as a needs assessment. Streets are a form of public open space as they relate to community life and pedestrian environments, and WRT will classify streets from an urban design perspective, such as to locate “main streets” lined by ground-floor commercial space and other street types serving various functions related to their adjacent land uses. Parks, streets, and other open spaces are connected to and situated within watersheds and stormwater infrastructure systems. WRT will map these relationships, and, at a conceptual level, identify potential opportunities for green infrastructure and potential creek daylighting opportunities depending on feasibility. DELIVERABLE: draft Existing Conditions Report section on parks and open space. 4d – Multi-Modal Transportation Network CHS will lead the existing conditions analysis for the multi-modal transportation network in Redwood City and its context within San Mateo County, leveraging their experience in local transportation systems. Arup will support this task bringing best practices from transportation systems and data analytics frameworks for compiling existing conditions information in the Bay Area and beyond. CHS will prepare a summary of existing transportation conditions, highlighting main findings regarding mode share, traffic safety and Vision Zero, multi-modal transportation infrastructure and accessibility, traffic conditions, and parking. CHS will gather and review relevant existing plans and studies and document existing transportation data including roadway classifications, public transportation, active transportation systems. CHS’ work will be performed in the context of RWCMoves, and Redwood City’s Walk, Bike, Thrive Plan, as well as recent planning projects with completed operational analysis for the downtown area, such as the housing element update, TIF Nexus study, DTPP and transit district amendment. Once the existing conditions summary has been finalized by CHS, Arup will examine and assess the planning area’s multimodal transportation system with a special focus on bicycle and pedestrian access, as they review, collate, and centralize the most relevant information from the existing plans documentation. Arup will then examine the planning area’s multi-modal transportation system and identify key opportunities and constraints— particularly with regard to the current status of transportation projects proposed in ATTY/AGR.2024.139/Wallace Robers & Todd LLC (Downtown & Central RWC) (Page 30 of 60)