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Exhibit A Bayfront Special Study Area February 10, 2010 Development of a plan strategy for the Bqyfront Special Stucfy Area will consist of three integrated phases. They can be summarized as follows: · Phase One: Preparation and Compilation of Baseline Information and Establishment of the Planning Process · Phase Two: Market Analysis and Generation of Alternatives · Phase Three: Stakeholder Input and Review Process This contract focuses on the Phase One work. Subsequent proposals will outline scopes of work for Hart Howerton and consultant team members, including market analysis expertise, for Phases Two and Three. Preliminary Goals To understand the intent of Phase One we have outlined five preliminary goals to begin the planning process: 1. Compile and consolidate all relevant base material that may influence and support planning efforts related to the Bayfront, Redwood Creek and the downtown. These materials would be made avail~ble to all interested parties, as applicable. 2. Identify all land that has the potential to be redeveloped, adapted or connected to a new vision for the Bayfront and Redwood Creek. 3. Identify a process to engage and solicit input from stakeholders in order to craft a shared vision for the Bayfront / Redwood Creek Special Study Area. 4. Engage market analysts to contribute to the planning and development strategies for the Bayfront and Redwood Creek so that an informed and realistic Plan is realized. 5. Craft a planning process acceptable to the City Council, City staff, stakeholders and the community that results in a fair, incentive-based, viable and comprehensive planning approach for the future of Redwood City's Bayfront and Redwood Creek. Scope of Work - Phase One To meet the goals of Phase One we propose the following steps to be performed sequentially or simultaneously: Step One: Development of Specific Area Base Maps and Support Base Material- Base maps and base materials would include survey information, ownership information, current and/ or pending development applications and proposals into the City, any applicable environmental data, aerial photos, existing and future land use and zoning information, and any relevant information that would be vital to developing a complete understanding of the planning area. These materials would be assembled into a coherent set of usable documents available for the City and interested parties. Deliverables would include a set of maps and aerials that are a compendium of other City planning documents, but focused on the Bayfront and Redwood Creek. 2 I