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City Council
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4/28/2003
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5. A -8 <br />Scope of Services, Page - EXHIBIT A - <br />architectural "axes" and orientations, any special climatic conditions (wind, etc.), and other <br />important relationships to be considered. <br />B. Prepare plaza/square typology options - types & relationship with building (diagrams/photos). <br />Prepare a series of diagrams based on the site that illustrate typical possible configurations of an <br />urban open space (e.g., predominantly hardscape, predominantly lawn, covered by bosque of trees, <br />hardscape with single center feature, hardscape with two flanking feature, etc.) and their potential <br />relationship to the Historic Courthouse Building. Include photographic examples of the types as <br />built in other communities (also to be included in slide presentations). <br />C. Community Meeting #1 - Visions and Opportunities — Conduct an educational and "listening" <br />workshop. Prepare an educational presentation on civic plaza -type spaces and their role in city <br />centers. Show examples of "how it's been done" in various communities, and the opportunities and <br />constraints of the relationship between a civic building and its fronting civic plaza space. Facilitate a <br />discussion on community opportunities, visions and preferences. Elicit comments on particular <br />preferences with respect to "types" of civic plaza spaces, to inform next -stage development of broad- <br />brush concepts. Distribute "post -it" sticker kits and invite participants to place comments on graphic <br />exhibits to provide a visual indication of collective preferences. Record community comment. <br />1. Coordinate workshop logistics with City Staff <br />2. Prepare presentation and workshop materials <br />3. City Staff Meeting - meeting on workshop agenda and content (same day as presentation) <br />4. Set up /deliver presentation, facilitate workshop, travel <br />5. Record comments; photograph record; send copy to City <br />D. Teleconference discussion w /City Staff - debriefing <br />E. Prepare initial "broad- brush" design concept alternatives (up to three) <br />1. Prepare Courthouse Square concept plan sketches. In response to Community Meeting #1 <br />input, prepare freehand plan views of "broad- brush" concept alternatives. These sketches <br />will show how the organization and conceptual location of paved areas, pathways, <br />landscaped areas, trees, and built elements in relation to surrounding buildings and streets. <br />2. Prepare Courthouse Sq concept section sketches (longitudinal and lateral views of each <br />concept) — freehand cross - sections views (north -south and east -west) of the broad -brush <br />alternatives will show relative widths and heights of buildings, landscape elements (trees, <br />streetlights, etc.) and spaces. <br />F. City Staff Meeting - Initial Design Concept Alternatives — Review the "broad- brush" design <br />concept alternatives with City Staff; record comments and directions for modification prior to <br />Community Workshop #2. <br />1. Prepare materials and presentation for meeting <br />2. Attend Meeting, record Staff d and comments, travel <br />G. Modify initial design concept alternatives per City Staff comments — Note: The task effort levels <br />shown for modifications d by City Staff are estimates of average levels of change. In actual <br />practice, some items may not be asked to receive any modifications, while others will be asked to <br />receive more extensive modifications. <br />
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