Comprehensive Plan Services

The Vendor is required to provide comprehensive plan services for include:
- Data collection
•    Land and property boundaries (tax lots and easements),
•    Existing park uses and partnerships
•    Existing plans
•    Facility information including landfill footprint
•    Utility information
•    Operational considerations
•    Transportation and path systems
•    Public art and cultural assets
•    Code-based requirements
•    Site information
•    Event and emergency access and traffic flow
- Base map development
•    Gathering and confirmation of cad-based topographic and utility survey data and any other base information important to the development of the graphic portion of the park comprehensive plan. 
•    While significant amounts of topographic and utility surveying have been performed on site to date, select additional survey data may be needed for this process. 
•    The city is willing and able to gather and provide this information to the consultant team as required.
- Site analysis
•    Transportation and circulation, including bicycle and pedestrian routes
•    Waterways connectivity
•    Facilities
•    Natural systems
•    Utilities and infrastructure
•    Site connectivity
•    Amenities and enhancements
•    Operational efficiencies
•    Large event planning
•    Event emergency services access and circulation
•    Public art and cultural assets
- Canoe canal specialized assessment
•    Current condition and functionality
•    Hydraulic capacity analysis
•    Habitat function and values
•    Water quality assessment and improvement opportunities
•    Relationship to park uses and access
•    Maintenance requirements and challenges
•    Potential enhancements or modifications
•    Cost implications for various management scenarios
•    Integration with broader park planning.