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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0148.094~, ,) . .., " ,,-~ .. Februa~ 10, 1994 HONORABLE CITY COL~CIL Palo Alto~ California COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE -CONSULTA..""1T AGREEMENT FOR PREPARATION OF COMMUNITY FORM AND CHA.."tACTER E LEMEN'!'. GOVERNANCE ELEMENT Al>t"'D BUS lNES§ MID ECONOMI CS BLEMENT Members of the Counci 1 : REPORT IN BRIEF This report and its attachments recommend approval of a consultant services agreement with Cal thorpe Associates for preparation of the Community Form and Character Element of the revised Comprehensive Plan. including agreements with subconsultants for preparation of the Governance Element and the Business and Economics Element. BACKGROUND 4 October 19, 1992 City Council initiated revision of the Palo Alto Comprehensive Plan, including creation of a ComprehensiV"e Plan Citizens Advisory Committee (CPAC). approval of a ~ork program, 6chedule and b'.ldget of $507,000 to cover costs associated with revising the Comprehensive Plan~ October 6, 1993 November a. 1993 CMR.::148:94 City Council endorsed, as amended. the Comprehensive Plan ftCommunity Visions, Goals and Issues· document prepared by the Comprehensive Plan Citizens Advisory Committee (CPAC) during Phase I of the Compreh~n9ive Plan update. City Council expanded the adopted Coreprehensive Plan work program to include preparation of a C~~unity Form and Character ~;, <. l'-; .... >C --,-.... __ . o Elemer:t artd a Go\rernance Element, allocated $185,00a of additional LJ.nding to cover costs associated with these Elereents, including additional traffic modeling and public particip3tion, and ext~nd~d the work schedule by three months. Council also stipulated that one of the four proposed design workshops should be replaced with a transportation ~orkshop. QQNSULTANT SELECTION PROCESS Upon completion of Phase I of the Comprehensive Plan, staff initiated selection of consultants to prepare the ~o~~unity Form and Character Element. Because successf'..ll planning and production of the design workshops will require cloae coordination among the Urban Design, C~vernance. Public Participation; and Economics consultants; the Request for Proposal was for a single contract ~ith an Urban Design conBultant~ with subconsultants for Governance, Public Participation and Eccnomics. {Funds for the Economics suDconsultant ($25~OOO) w~re allocated in the originial Comprehensive Plan budget.) A re~4est for proposals {RFP) was sent to four firms on November 19~ 1993. Responges to the RFPs were received from all four firms~ and all four firms were interviewed on December 13, 1993. A seven member consultant selection committee was formed to review the responses to the RFP and hold interviews. The committee included S~_~dy Eakins, CPAC Co-chair; Julie Maser. representing the Architectural Review Board on the CPAC; Kathy Schmidt representing the Planning Commission on the CPAC; and Kevin Conlin and Richard Rathbun, members of CPAC Process Management Committee (PMC). City staff on the committee included Nanc-j' Lytle, Chief Planning Official, and Virginia Warheit. Senior Planner. Based on the written responses and oral interviews, the committee recommended that the firm of Cal thorpe Associates be awarded the contract for the required services. with subcontractors Moore, Iacofano, Goltsman (MIG) to provide services for the Governance Element and Public Participation, and Econow.ic & Plalli~ing Systems (EPS) to provide services for the Economics Element. Cal thorpe Associates is a Planning and Architecture firm nationally rec~~ized for land planning, urban design, and policy implementation expertise. They are wel1·kno~_ for projects throughout the country that have placed a special emphasis on blending traditional auto-oriented urban and suburban 2/10/93 Page 2 I , ( · .-,' .«~ ".·-;:c. environments with neighbo::-hoods that provide shopping. affordable hO'clsir:g • and jobs within a wali<:able radius and in proximity to tran$~t. Of particular relevance to Palo Alto has been tbeir extensive experience planning for redevelopment that provides a mix of uses within established communities. The firm of Cal thorpe Associates was favored o .... er other firms for the follo~ing reasons: 1) They have had the most extensi ·.,e experience preparing plans for established communities with issues similar to those in Palo Alto; 2j They projected the lf1cst astute grasp of the natul"e of the project and the sensitivities of the community; 3) They presented an approach and Btyle considered ccmpatible with the established Citizens Committ~e; 4) Their proposed approach was best suited to accomplishing the complex requirements-of the project within the relatively short time frame. The cost of services provided in the attached contract, in the amount of $136,025, is consistent with the budget for these Comprehensive Plan Revision tasks approved by the Council on October 19~ 19~2; and on November 8~ 1.993. However. there may be a need for additional funds for refinements necessary for completion of Phase III, as was acknowledged in the September 30, 1993, staff report requesting the Governance and Design funds (CMR:518:93). CPAC and staff will be in a better position to evalutate the full costs of Phase III near the end of Phase II. CPAC is under considerable pressure to maintain the timeline identified in earli!:!r reports to the Council. In discussions at t.he conclusion of the oral interview process and at the December 20, 1993 CPAC Process Management Committee meeting. it was apparent that 9~arting Phase II after Council approval of the consultant concractH would delay the start of Phase II to March. In order for the consultants to begin work immediately upon their selection and not delay the actiVities of Phase !I, an interim contract was negotiated with the preferred consultants, Cal thorpe Associates, MIG and EPS, to cover the initial tasKS for a total of $17.000. (The same arrangement has be09n made with Cambridge systematics, the Transportation consultant.} It is understood by all parties that approval of the $17.000 interim contract does not commit the City to approval of the full contract. CMR:14.S:.94 ------- 2/10/93 Page 3 .~. o The $18S; 000 approved by Coul'!cil on November S. 1993. h.:::ls been allocated as listed below. $86,300' Cal thorpe AS50ciates 22.975"" MIG I.r.lleeting facilitation for additional design activitieSI Transportation Workshop 1?,S36+ MIG (Governance Element) TraDsportation Technical Assistance 17,000 Interim contract (Caltnorpe Associates. MIG, EPS) Contingency fund $185,000 The items marked with a single asterisk are included in the contract before you. The item marked with a double asterisk {$22,975j was included in an amendment to the existing contract ~ith Moore, Iacofano, Goltsman approved by Council on January 24. 1994 (CMR.:133 :94). The items marked with a triple asterisk ($10,000 and $20,000) will be included as part of a separate contract with the Transportation consultant that will come before Council in the near future. The itew~ included in this contract are listed below. funded fDDm the November B~ 1993~ budget allocation of except the $25,000 for the Economics consultaut. which of the original Comprehensive Plan budget. $86,300 Calthorpe Associates All are $185.0eO, was part 21,000 Economic & Pla~~in9 Systems 17,535 MIG (Governance Element) 11~189 Contingency r~nd $136,025 CONTRACT TOTAL RECQMMF:NpATIQN Staff recommends that the City Council approve and authorize the Mayor to execute the attached agreement for consultant services CMR.: 148: 94 2/10/93 Page 4. --------- wit.h Cal thorpe Associates for prepa'!"ati~n of the Community ForT'!", and Character Element, and with subconsultants MIC and EPS for preparation of the Govs:rnance Element and the Business and Economic Element. respectively~ for the update of the Comprehensive Plan. Staff recommends also that City Council authorize the City Manager to approve amendments to the attached agreement for use of cont-ingency fur,ds, up to the amount of $11,189. KENNETH R. SCHREIBER Director of Planning and Community Enviror~ent Attaci".I. . .'Tlents: Agreement for Professional Cons·..tlting Services. with attachments cc: Comprehensive Plan Citizens Advisory Committee Planning Commission Architectural Review Board cal thorpe Asaociates~ 246 First Street~ Suite 400, San Francisco, CA 94105 MIG. 1802 Fifth S~reet. Berkeley, CA 9471Q BPS, 1805 Fourth Street, Suite B. Berkeley, CA 94710 2/10/93 Page 5 A G R I E MEN ~ BBTl<EeN T!IE cxn OP PALO ALTO AND CAL'1'I!ORPE ASSOCIATES FOR P.RE.PARATION OF TilE COMMtmITY FORM AND C!lAR.ACTER ELEMENT.. 'I'BE GOVERNANCE ELEHEN'I', AND '1'I!B BUSINESS AND ECONQ>!ICS ELEMENT OF TIlE PALO ALTO CCMPREIiEN'SXVE p~ THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered inco this _-__ day of =-=='-::0-::=.-====,,' 1.994 1 by and between the CITY OF PALO ALTO~ a municipal corporation of Califarnia~ hereinafter referred to as • CITY I' and CALTHORPE ASSOCIATES (Taxpayer Identification Number 68-0057244), a California corporation, with offices at 246 First Street, San Francisco, CA 94105. hereinafter referI:ed to as .. CONSULTAN'l' II : • IT. E SSE T H: WHEREAS. CITY desires certain professional consultant services, hereinafter described; and WHEREAS. CITY desires to engage CONSULTANT to provide these services by reason of ite qualifications and experi~Dce for performing such se!""J"ices. and CONSU'loTANT has offered to provide the required services on the terms and in the manDer set forth herein; NOW, THEREFORE, in cone-ideration of their mutual covenants, the parties hereto agree as follows: SECTION 1 ~ DSFINITIONS 1.1 .c.IIT The term ·CIT.!'"" shall mean the City of Palo Al.to~ California. The term ·City Manager· shall mean the duly apPointed City Manager of the City of Palo A2to~ California. cr his or her designated reprEsentative~ 1 • 3 CITY CLERK The term ~City Clerk· shall mean the duly appointed City Clerk of the City of Pale Alto, California. or his or her designated representative. 1.4 RISK MANAGER The term -Risk Manager" shall mean the culy appointed Risk Manager of the City of Palo Alto, California~ or his or her designated representative. 1 I f .;.i -!:­ "~>·",:t . :~:. '.-: --'1""-., OL,L ___ ' ~i :r;?:? J~.~_:_>_--_z~';~ .. -~ __ o ~. 5 FROJECT The term 'II Project.-means the update of tr.e Palo Alto Comprehensive Plan far which three major ta~ks are to be performed by CONSULTANT: (1) Preparation of the Community Form and Charact~r Element; (2) pr~paration of the Governance Element; a~d ()) Preparation of the BusinEss and Economic Element. 1.6 WORK PRODUCTS The term ~Work Products-shall mean all ~ork related to the preparation of the Comprehensive Plan described in Exhibit -A-, entitled ·Scope of Services and Time Schedule'll; attached t.ereto and made a par~ hereof by ~his reference. SHerION 2 PROJBct COORDINATION 2 . 1 !,;;.ITX The City Manager shall be the reprEsentative of CITY for all purposes under this Agreement~ VIRGINIA A. WARHEIT is designated as the Project Manager for the City Manager; and she shall supervise the progress and Execut~on of this Agreement~ and shall be assisted by NANCY LYTLE~ the Chief Planning Official. 2 • :2 CONSULTANT CONSULTANT shall assign a si:lgle Project Director to have overall responsibilit.y for the progress and execution of this Agreement. for CONSULTA..vr~ SHELLY PQ'rICHA hereby is designated as t.he project Director for CONSULTANT. Should circumstances or cocditions subsequent to the execution of this Agreement re~~ire a substitute Project Director for any reason, the Project Director designee shall be subject to the prior written approval of the Project Manager. li!l.crIQILL.::...PljTIES Or COIISULTA1IT 3.1 BASIC SERVI~ES TO BE FURNISHED CONSOLTANT shall perfonn each task and provide all specified services and work products as set forth in E~~ibit A. 3.1.1 CONSULTANT shall furnish CITY \Itfith every reasonable opportunity for CITY to ascertain that the services of CONSULT~~ are being performed in accordance with the requirements and intentions of this Agreement. 3.2 ADDITIO~_SBRVICES CONSL~TANT shall perform or obtain any and all of t~~ followi.ng Additional ServicE.6. not inclllded under the Basic Services~ if so authorized in writing by CITY~ and shall be paid as prcvided in Section 4 oE this Agreement. .-- 3.2.1 Performing any other se~ic~s th~t may be agreed upon by the parties subsequent to tt.e execut ion of this Agreement. . 3.2.2 Performing such other a.dditional services as set forth in Ey~ibit A. 3 ~ 3 LAWS TO BE OBSERVED CONSULTA.~ shall, 3.3.1 Keep itself fully informed of all existing and future federal, state~ and local laws, ordinances, regulations, orders, a.nd decrees which may affect those engaged 0:-employed under this Agreement, any mate=ials used in CONSULTANT's performance "LlDder this Agreement. or the performance of the se~·ices under this Agreement; 3.3.2 At all time::; observe and cOIr!ply .... ith, and cause all of ite eubconsultants and ~~loyees. if any: to observe and cot:q)ly with. th-e laws. ordinances, regulations, orders and decrees mentioned above; and 3.3.3 Itrrnediately report to the Project Manager in writing-any discrepancy or inconsistency it discovers in the laws~ ordinances. regulations, orders, and decrees mentioned above in rela~ioD to any plans~ drawings, specifications or provisions of this Agreement ~ 3.4 RELRl.SB OF REP,QRTS AND INFQRMAT!QN ~y reports, information, data ur other material given to, or prepared or assembled by. CONS~TLT~~ or its subconsultants, if any, under this Agreement shall be the property of CITY and shall not be made available to any individual or organization by CONSULTANT or its subconsultants, if anYI without the prior writter:: approval of the City Y~agex. 3.5 COPIES OF REPORTS AN.P INFORMaTION If CITY requests additional copies of ::eportE, drawings, specificati~ns or any other material which CONSULTANT is required to furnish in limited quantities as part of the services U!lder t.his Agreement~ CONSULT~~ sholl provide such additional copies as are request.ed and CITY shall compensa.te. CONSfJLTA.tI,.""!' for the costs of duplicating of such copies at CONSUL~~T'e actual cost. 3 . 6 FINAL REPORT" CONSULTANT shall provide CITY with copies of the final reports required UL~er this Agreement, as set forth in Exhibit A, upon completion and ncceptan~e of the individual report by CIT!. 3 ·~ '?~~\~ ,";,"-;:" . -----. o 0 3~7 QUALIfICAT!QNS OF CONSULTANT CONSULTANT represents that it has the expertise and professional q..lalifications to furnish the services described under this Agreement. As evider.ce thereat. CONS~LTANT warrants that one or more members of employees of the firm a~e licensed by the State of California, as required, and that the services to be provided under this Agreement will be pez-formed by them or under their supervision. Consultant shall furnish to the Project Manager for approval, ~rior to the execution of this Agreement l a list of all firms or corporations to be eI!1ployed as subcons,lltants. 3 . 8 COMPLIANCE WIYd lIDA COtlSULTANT states that it is aware of the requirements of the federal .Areericans witb Disabilities Act of 1990 1 and the Government Code and the Health and Safety Code of the State of California, relating to access to public buildings and accollUTOOat,ions for disabled persons, and relating to facilities for disabled persons. CONSULTANT shall comply with or ensure by its advice that compliance with such provisions -will be effect.ed pursuant to the terms of this Agreement. SgGTIQN 4 • QQMPENSATIO~ 4.1.1 Maximum Cgmpen9ation. In consideration for the full performance of the Basic Services described in Section 3.~ of this Agreement, CITY agrees to pay CONSu~TANT a fee not to exceed one hundred tweIl.ty-four t.housand, eight hundred thirty-six dollars ($124,835). 4.1..2 Ratg Sch€dule. The amount. of CONSULTANT's compensation shall be calculated as set; forth in Exhibit -B", entitled ~Costs~" attached hereto and made a part hereof by this reference, on a time and ma.terials basis, UD to the roaximur!l. amount set forth in paragraph 4.1.1. 7he cost. ·of the s1.lbconsultants services rr.ay be approved prior to the eXeC1Jt ion of this Agreement, provided tha,t CONSULTJI..,NT submits in advance co the Project Manager a statement of projected costs for s~ch subconsultants. 4.1.) SubcQrumltants. Fees for subconsu.itants. hired directly by CONSULTANT~ shall be approved by CITY in adv-once of CONSULTANT's incurring of Eucb fees. 4 .1~4. £:Q1;:MditioP3.1 ServicE's. For CONSULTANT's Additional Services, as may be described in Se~tioo 3.2 of this A~reement, compensation shall be as prescribed in accordance with CONSu~TANT'B hourly rates set forth in Exhibit B, plus any other expenses to be agreed upon, in writing, before t~e perfo~ce of such services. ... , .,0" ./ --. -4.1.5 l.or Ext.ra 'Work: or Ch,3.oggs. Payme-nt for s:(.tl."a work or changes in the ","ork Dot caused or initiated by CONSULTAlrr and authorized in writing by the Project Manager shall be made within thirty (30) days of submission by CONSULT~~ of a statement of itenized costs, in triplicate, covering such 'ilIork. Prior to cormnencing such extra work or changes I CONSULTANT and CITY shall agree upon an ~stimated not-to-exceed cost for such extra work. In no eVei,lt shall CONStTLTAJ.VT be paid for .... ork which is made necesaary as a result of CONSULTAh~'s errors or oversights. 4 .2 AAXMEr:..7 S CHE!JUL8 4.2.1 lQr BasIc Se.ryicgs_ Payments for the Basic Seryices shall be made in progress payments in propo:::-tion co services perforrr~d in accordance with Exhibit "A-or for services performed for each completed phase of work. Final payment shall b~ made by CITY after CONSULTANT has submitted all required reports and other documents and has recsived a written acknowleagem~nt and approval of completioI: of the Work Program thereon from the Project. Ma.:lager_ 4.:2.2 For Addit.ional Services. Payments for Additional Services of CONSULTANT as defined in Section 3.2 shall be: :made as part of the monthly pr09Tf;ss payments for services rendered. 4~2_3 Deductions. No deductions shall he made fram CONSULTANT's compensation aD account of penalty~ liquidated dama3es f or other sums withheld from payments to subcontractors or subconsultants. 4.2." Payment Uoon S'.lspe:nsion or Abandonment Of Projects. If the project is suspended for more than three (3} mo~ths or abandon~d, in whole or in part, CONSULT~~ shall be paid its compensation for services performed prior to receipt of written notice from CITY of such-suspension or abandor~ent, toge~her with any applicable additional and reimbursable expenses then due. !f the Project is resumed after being suspended for more than nineey (90) days. any change in CONS1.'11..TANT' s compensation shal.l be subject to renegotiation and, if necessary, approval by the City Manager_ If this Agreement is suspended or te.rminat~d for fault at CONS"lr""L­ TANT, CITY sr..all he obligated to compensate CONSULTANT only for that portion of CONSULi'Ah-i" 8 services which are of benefit t.c CIT'!. as !S;uch determination may be made by t.he City Manager in the reasonable exercise of her discretion. 4.3 IN"Il0ICING ANILYGRl;F!CA'i'IQN OF rOSTS 4.3.1 CONSULT~~ shall sub~~t invoices, in triplicate I on a mont.hly basis within ten ~~O; days after the fi.rst day of each mont.eL following the rr.ont.h in which services were rendered. Such costs shall be identified according to the Scope of Services tasks and phases in sufficient de.tail as to provide verification of the sums invoiced. Invoices shall include all 5 .. ~--,,-----------~--. '-.'- applicable supporting docu.'11entation and shall group charges by task, payroll costs billed, a.!ld other exp~nses. 4.3.2 CONSULTANT shall rTl2intain books and records ~upporting all reimbursable costs incurred in connection wit.h tr~e services rendered hereunder. CITY shall be granted ar:cess by CONSULTANT to such CONSULTANT'.e:: books a~d records as are required to be kept hereunder during the regular business h,:;,uI:s of CONSULTANT. 4 ~:3. 3 Invoicee 'With all sl.lpporting documentation as required hereunder shall be s~tted to the Project Man~ger, Comprehensive Plan Ccm:mmity Forum and Character Proj ect, Department of Planning and ComJ!lUnity Environment, City of Palo Alto. P. C. Box 10250, Palo Alto. CA 94303. SECTION 5 -DUTIBS OF ern CI'I"i shall prcvio.e full i!lforrnaoion ::egarding its requirements for the work Products. shall exaw~ne documents submitted by CONSULTANT and shall render decisions p,prtaining thereto promptly. to avoid unrea!::u::·,".-?"bl~ (relay lD the progress of CONSULTANT I B work,. and CITY shall furnish C!'.ll euch iafonnation as are in CITY's files or are at its dis~~eal. as may be set forth in B.:~hibit A. SECT ION 6 • TERM 6.1 TERM OF AGREEMENT; TIM.;; ~F THE ESSSNCE The term of this Agreement shall commence upon its execution hy CITY. Following the receipt of a Notice to Proceed} COl~SULTA..vr shall commellce work on initial tasks or phases of the Scope of Services in accordance: wi t.h the time schedule set forth in Exhibit A. Work on subsequent tasks or phases shall proceed in accordance with the tL~e schedule. The parties hereto agree that time is of the essence of this Agr~ement. This kgxeement sr~ll expire on January 1, 1997, unless sooner terminated by a party. 6.2 TIME OF COMPLETION OF EACH PHASE 6.1.1 CONSULTANT agrees to perform the t.asks and phases of the Scope of Services ~thin tha time schecule set forth in Exhibit 'A' provided, ho~ever, that any change in the scope of services or other changes due to CITY's operating requirement~, or in connection with other contractors' or consul'tants' operations, may require t.he parties' agreeme,nt to a revised time schedule. 6.1.2 CITY agrees to use o~dinary diligenc9 in the performance of any obligation it may expressly undertake tc assist in the implementation of CONSULTANT' 8 time schedule set forth in Exhibit 'A·_ 6 ---.-....--- r--, , SECTION 6 J . ..c...I'!'Y'S REVIEW AND APPROVAi", Between each t~.sk and phase of work there shall exist a review a!ld approval period by CITY. CITY shall use ordinary diligence in the completion of these tasks. however. CUNSULTA..V1' ao:knowledges that the interrelated exchange of information among CITY' e variot~s departments makes it impossible to set a specific time schedule. Nor.mally. CITY's estimated period of review and approval will be furnished t-o CONSULTANT at. the time of submission of each phase of the work. SECTION fi._ 4 -EXTENSION" OF TERM In thl!! event that the se:::vices called for under this Agreement are not completed ~ithi~ the time specified above. the City Y~nager S~-Cll1 have the option to extend the Lime for completion. SECTION 7 ... CHA."lGl?;L_llL~QR."( CITY rw:t.y crder major changes in the scope or character of work, and may eithe-r decrease or increase the a."nQunt of CONS!JLT­ ANT's services. III the event that such cha.9'J.ges are ordered, CONSULTANT shall be entitled to full compensation for all work performed prier to receipt of CITY~s notice of change in ~ork. SECTION e -TERMINATION OR SUSPENSION OF AGRESMENT The City Manager ~ay suspend this Agreement, in whole or in part, or terminate tnis Agreement, with or witt~ut cause, by giving fifteen (~S} days· prior written notice theIecf to CCNSULT­ AN'I'. Up-.:m receipt of such notice~ CONSULTANT shall immediately discontinue its perfor,mance under this Agreement. CONSULTANT may terminate this Asreement. or 9usp€'nd work on the project by giving thirty (30) days; prior written notice thereof to CITY, but only in t~e event of substantial failure of performance by CITY or in the event CITY abandons or indefini~ely postpones the project. 8.2 ~ Upon such suspension or termination by CITY, CONSULTANT shall be paid for all services actually rendered to CITY to the date of such suspension or termination; provided, hOll.'ever, if this Agreement is suspended or terminated for taul t of CONS'L'LTANT, CITY shall be obligated to compensate CONSULTANT only for that portion of CONSULTANT·s services which are of benefit to CITY; as such determination may be made by the City Manager in the reasonable exercise of her discretion. 7 ." ,"" , ". .,-" o 8 • 3 RETURN OF MATERIAl,S Upon such slJspe::lsion or termina~ion, CONSULTANT shall turn over to the City r.'.anager immediat-ely any and all copio;:s of studies, reports, 5ketches, drawings~ photographs, maps, cOn'.put.at.ioru;, and. other data., ~hether Qr not completed, prepared by CCNSULTANT or its subconsultants. if any, cr given to CONSULTANT or its subconsult3nts. it any, in connection ... ith this Agreem~nt. Such materials shall become the pa:unanent property of CITY. SECTION 9 -INDEPENDENT __ ,JUD2MENT Failure of CITY to agree with CONSUL'l'A.VT's independent findin~s, ~cnc~usions. or recommendations, if the same are called for under this Agreement. on the basis of differences in matters of judgment~ shall net be cOlletrued as failure or. the part of CONSULTANT to meet the requirements of this Agreem~nt. SECTION 1Q -M$TGNME....!':f.t:JERSQNAL.._,sERVICES i SUBCCNStiLTAN'rS AND EMPLOYEES 1.0.1. ASSIGNMm:.. Eoth parties shall give tbeir personal attention to the faithful performance of this Agreement and sh..=tll .oot. assign, transfe-r I convey. or otherwise dis'Pose of this Agreement or any right:~ title or interest in or to the same or any part ther&of without the prior written consent of the other party. and then only s'...lbject to euch terms and conditions as the other party may require. A consent to one assignment shall not be deemed to be a consent to any subsequent assignment!!. Any assignment without such approval shall be void and. at the option of the other par~y~ shall terminate this Agreement and any license or privilege granted herein. This Agreement and any interest herein sl".all not be assignable by operation of law witho~t the prior written consent of the ether party. 10.2 PERSONAL SERV.l~ It is agreed that this Agreement is for the personal services of CONSULTANT and cannot be performed by any other person or organization. 10.30 SUBCONSULTA..~; Et1PLCYEES CONSULTANT shall be responsible for employing or engaging all persons necessary to perform the services of CONSULTANT hereunder. No "iubconsul tant of CONStIL,]'ANT will be recognized by CI~Y as such; ra~her, all aubconsultants are deemed to be employees cf CONSULTANT, and it agrees to be responsible for their perfor.mance. CONSULTANT shall give its pezsonal attention to the fulfillment of the provisions of this Agree.mcnt by all of its enployees and subconsult.ants, if any~ a.nd shall keep the work under its cont.rol. If any employee or subc:onsultant of CONSULTANT fails or ~etuees to carry out the proviSions of this Agreerr~nt or appears 8 to be incompetent or to act in a disorderly 0(' improper IDaTI.'1er. t,he employe~ or eubconsultant shall be discharged irr-.mediately from the work under thia Agreement on demand :;;f the PX-Clj ect Manaser. SEctION 11 -NOTICES All notices hereunder shall be giveon in writing and [['.ailed, postage prepaid, by certified mail, addressed as follows: To CITY: Copy to: Offi~e of the City Clerk Post Office Box 10250 Palo Alto, CA 94303 Virginia A. Warheit , Project Manager Planning & Co~~ity Environment Dept. P. O. Box 10250 Palo ~to, CA 94303 To CONSULTANT: Calthorpe Associates Attention of the Project Director at the address of o:JNSULTANT recited aoove SEcrION 12 -IJl.A'EREST OF CONSUL TANI I:n accepting this Agreement, CONSULTAr.VI' covena!lts that it presently has no interest, and shall :not acquire any interest, direct or indirect, finaucial or otherwise, which would conflict in any manner or degree with the perfo~ce of the services hereunder. CONSULTA.VT further covenants that, in the perfGr.rnance of this Agreement, no eubconsultant. or person r..a.ving such an interest shall be employed. CONSUL'l'.M"'T certifies that no one lro"ho has or will ~~ve any financial interest under this Agreement is an officer or employee of CITY. It is expressly agreed that in the performance of the professional services required under this Agreement .. CONSUl.,TANT, and any of its subconsultants or employees, shall at all times he considered independent consultants and not agents or employees of CITY. SHCTlON 13 -I~~EMNITX CONSULTANT agrees to protect, indemnify, and hold harmless CITY, its Council members, officers, agents and employees from any and all demands. claims, or liability <,.f any nature~ including death or injury to any person, property damage or any other loss; caused by or arising out of CONSULTANT's. its officers', agents', subconsultants' or employees' negligent acts, errors, cr omissiona, or willful misconduct, or conduct for which the law may impose strict liability on CONSULTANT in the pe-rfarmance of or failure to perform its or their-obligations under this Agreement. SECTION 14 -WORKERS ~ COMPENSATION CONSULTANT~ by executing this .Agreement~ certifies that it. is aware of the provisions of the Labor Code of the State of· 9 , . . _._----- o California which requir-:;, every employer to be insured againat liability fer 'Workers' corro..pensation or to und~rtake self-insura:lce in accordance with the provisions of that Code, and certifies that it will comp~y with such provisions before ccmm~ncin9 the performance of the ~ork of this Agreement. ~IQN lS -IN$up~~CE 15.1 INSt1R&~'"'Ovt:RA...QE CONSULT~. at its sole cost and expense, sball obtain and ~intain, in full force and effect throughout the entire term of this A9~eement. t.he insurance coverage descril:>ed in Exhibit lie·. attached hereto and made a part hereof by this reference, insuri.ng not only CONSULTANT and its subconsultants, if any, but also, ~ith the exception of woz'kers' compensation, employer's liaPility I and profe8siona~ liability insurance~ nam.ing as additional insu.reds CITY, its Council members, officers, agents and emploj"ees, and each of them, concerning this AgreemeDt and the Project. All insurance coverage require;:i hereunder shall be provided through carrieTs with an A. M. Best , Company rating of A:X or higher that are admitted to do business in the State af california. AllY and all subconsultants of CONSULTA."IT under this Agreement shall obtain and maintain~ in fu.ll force and effect throughout the t~rm of this Agreement, identical iDsurance coverage, with. CITY narned as additional insured under such policies as required above. Certificates of such insurance, preferably on the forms provided by CITY, shall be filed with CITY concurrently with the execution of this Agreement. The certificates shall be subject to the approval of the Risk Manager and shall cont.ain an endorsement stating that the insuz-ance is p:d .. tnary coverage and will Dct b.e cancelled or altered by the insurer except after filing with the City Clerk thirty (30) days~ prior writl".en notice of such cancellatic~ or alteration, and that the City cf Pa10 A1to is named as an additional insured except in policies of workers' compensation, emplayer' s lia.bility~ and professional liability insurance. Current certificates cf such insura~ce ellal! be kept on file at all times during the term of this Ag~eement with the City Clerk. 15.3 NO LIMIT OF [.TABILITY The procuring of such required po~icy or poliCies of insurance shall not be const~~ed to limit CONSu~TANT's liability hereunder nor to fulfill the indemnification provision and requirements of Chis Agreement under Section 13 hereof. Notwiths~in9 saie policy or policies of insurance. CONSULTANT shall be obligated for the full and total amount of any da~age. injury, or loss caused by the services performed under ttlis Agreement, including after the Agreement has ter.minated or expired. 10 .. / , '-!.':- SECTION 1£ -AUDITS CONSULTANT agrees to permit CITY to audit, at anv reasonable t.ime during the term of this Agreement and for three (3) years thereafter. CONSULTANT's records pertaining tQ mat~ers covered by this Agreernent~ CONSt~TANT furthe~ agrees to ~aintain such records for at least three {3) years after the term of this Ag:rsement. SEC1'IQN 17 -AGREEME..'1T BINDING The terms. covenants. and conditions of this Agreement shall apply to~ and shall bind, the heirs. s,-,ccessors, executors, administrators; assign5~ and subconsultants of both pa.rties. SECTION 18 -WAIVERS The waiver by either party of any breach or violation of any term, covenant, or condition of this Agreement, or of any provisions of any ordinance or law, shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any other term, covenant, condition. ordinance. or law or of any subsequent breach or violation of the same or of any other term." covenant, condition l ordinance.. or law. The sub5equent acceptance by either party -of any fee or ocher money which may becorDe due hereunder shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any preceding breach or viclc:.tion by the other party of any term, covenant, or condition of this Agreement or of any applicable law or orc:liLa.nce. SECTION 19 -COSTS AND ATTQ~YS' FEES '!he pre-<J'l1.iling party in any acticn brought to enforce the terms of this Agreement or ariSing out of this Agreement may recover its reascnable costs and attorneys' fees expended in connection with such an action from the other party_ "s .. E .. CT ...... IO"''''".....2"'O''--''-''N.,9 IMP~~..J!AIVllR No pa::.rmeI!t. partial payment~ acceptance, or partial acceptance by CIT"{ shall operate as a ~aiver on the part of CITY of any of its rights under this Agreement~ SECTION 21 -NQ.NDISQ<~TION, PENALTY 21~1 DUTY OF QQNSULTANT No discriminat:.ion shall be made in the employment of persona under this Agreerr-_ent because of the age, race; color, national origin~ ancestry~ religion. disability. sexual preference or sex of such person. If the value of this Agre~~nt is; or may be~ Five Thousand Dollars ($5. OOO} or more, CONSULTA-1>IT agrees to meet all requirements of ~he Palo Alto MUniCipal Code pertaining to nondiscrimination in employment. including completing che ·Compliance Report--Nondiscrimination Provisions of City of Palo 11 o " . -; o Alto Contracts· on the fonm furnished by CITY. attached hereto as Exhibit ·D~ and made a part hereof by this reference. CONSU~Tk~ agre~s that each agreement for services from independent providers shall contain a provision subst~ntially as follows: ·Provider shall provide CONSL~T~~ with a certificate stating that he (or s~e) is currently in compliance with all Fedel"al and State of Califo!T~ia laws ~avering nondiscrimination in employment; that h~ (or she) will pursue an affirmative course of action as l:equired by the Affirmative Action Guidelines of the City of Palo Alto; and tnat he (or she) vill net discriminate in the employment of any person under this contract because of the age, race, co::~r. national origin, ance~try, religion, disability, sexual prefe~eDce or sex of Buch person.- 21.2 PENALTY POR DISCRIMINATION If CONSULTANT is found in violation of the nondiscrimination provisions of the State of California Fair Employment Practices Act or similar provisions of federal law or executive order in the perfo:rma.nce of this Agreement, it ahall th~rehy be found in material b~each of this Agreement. Thereupon, CITY shall have the power to cancel or suspend this Agreement~ in whole or in part l or to deduct fra~. the amount payable t:.o CONSULTANT ths: sum of Twenty-Five Dollars {$25) for each person for each calendar day during which E-uch person was discriminated against, as damages for breach of contract, or both. Only a finding of the State of California Fair E:nployment Practices COI:'IU~.5sion or the equivalent federal agency or officer shall constitute evidence of a violation of contract under this section. If CONSu~TANT is four.d in viOlation of the nondiscrimination provisioDs of this Agreement or the applicable affirmative action guidelines pertaining to this Agreement~ CONSULT~VT shall be found in material breach of this Agreement. Thereupon~ CITY shall have the power to cancel or suspend this Agreement, in whole or in part, or t.o deduct from the amount payable to CONSt~TAh~ the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250) for each calendar day during which CONSULTANT is found to have been in such noncompliance as damages for breach of contract, or both_ SECTION 22 -AGREEMENT CONTAINS. ALL UNPBRSTANDTNGS; This document represents the entire and integrated agreement. betweeJ"l. CITY and CONSULTANT and supersedes all prior negotiations, rapresentations, and agreements, either written or oral. This document may be amended or~y by ~ritten instrument, signed by both CITY and CONSULTANT. 12 • I I .. ~QN 23 a GOVERNING LAW This Agreement shall be governed by the laws cf th~ State of California. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement the day and year first ab~~e written~ ATTEST: cit~· Clerk AP PROVED AS TO FORo>'!: Senior ABst. City Attorney APPROVED: Assistant City Ma..!lager Director of Finance R.isk Manager APPROVED AS TO COlITENT: Director of Planni~g and community Environment Attachments: EXHIBIT 'A' EXliIEIT 'B' EXHIBIT 'C' EXH!BIT 'D' EXHIBIT 'E' CITY OF PAJ'..o ALTO Mayor CALTHOR:~ASS~ATES=-__ By:--I~~~::::::'--=::=====~ I Its: SCOPE OF SERVICES AND TIME SCHEDULE COSTS INSURANCE NONDISCRIMINATION COMPLIANCE FORM SHORT FORM CONTRACT COVER ING INIT IAL WORK PERIOD JANUARY 3, 1994 TO FEBRUARY 6, 1994 :; - STATE OF CALIFCRNXA COUNTY OF ~~ ~C-~~c.rJ SS. o on@rvo..r~ '\ ,1994, vetere",., "" ..... n. Lo."L-.. , a Notary Public innd tar said Count.y and State. personally appeared ~--J: CPr~or¢ . personally k.."10wn to me to he the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that hel~ executed the sa.TO.e in his/~ a~thorized capacity, and that by his/her signature on the instrument, the entity upon behalf of lfihich the person acted. executed the instrument. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate fiI:st above written. County and State EXIIIBIT ..... SCOPE Of SER\1CES AND TIME SCHEDULE DeKrlptian of 5eniC'e-.s to be Pwvided 1.-)' Ca!thorpe AssociatE:s. hereinafter refErred ;.0 as "Consultant", end Subconrt-actors Moore, lacofano, GoHsman (MIG) and E<::oncmic &: Planning SY'items (EPS) to Prepare the Community Form and Character Element; Governance Element and Business and E.::on.omk Element of the Revised Comprehensive rlan Calthorpe Associates shaD prO\.-ide the following services: Community Farm Ind Cbmctrr Bement TukL Ccmmumlty Chuader A".alysis Task$ 1.1, 1.2. 13 • 1.(, and 1.5 are the subject of a separate agreement (purcJ-!.a5e Order #S4(49322). See £,du1>it E, T .... ~ I'!mnlas _pI .. aNI Can<opls The primary goaiI of INs phase 01 !he project are 10: • Define the Utban Vm.ge (Walkable Noighl>ohoodo;l on<! 5usWnoble City ConceplS as they _Ie to Palo AlID, • &:locate ~~ so they are"""", oble ID make informed ExpIO«! the ronge of prolDtypical "'lutions to !he Issues and concems raise in Task 1. • Develop a series ol planning principles that wiU be carried int:l1he Design WOfkshDps. The subjects 10 be ~dressed at the duw CP AC meetings during thir. phase are: • The N";ghborhood. !he District. and the Corrido, (meeting 13) • The SIreet, the Block. and tho Building (meeting t4) Inlegt>_ wilh !he Trock A R«ommendati"", (meeting .5) PIanrung and design concepts and principl.es will be identified at each meeting.. although the! Consullanl will enoouragl'! review, reronsi.d.e1:atiol'l,. and re-writing.as CPAC works tt-..,...,ugh me three parts of Task 2. In implemtnting Task. 2 ... CaJtborpe Associates wlll pla.n and direct two Track. B CPAC met:tines, provide i!d'uc:.a.tional activities lOr CPAC partidpation prior to and at the CPAC meetings, participiitE in a CPAC Track A-TI'iId B integrarion meeting.. and attend three Process M&n.ligeme:nt Committa! (pMq meetings. In addition., the COC'1SulLants wllJ make 2; slide presentation of exemplary projects, conduct a public realm inventorj and prepare an \.l.rbar. design Issues paper. Ft~ 9, 1994 • PIlg~ 1 ~--~-.. --------- " , .' c •• ( -~.;- ':: ...... ' -.~. ___ L -'-' __ -'-_"-__ 2.1 Slide Prl!'~en t .. !ion A number of nearby ;;:ommunihes are €'):periencing wme of the same growth pressu;-es f<lced by Palo Alt(\ and have SUCCE'.o;.sfuU)' rro;!C'Cled building and strt'l"h.(ape projects t,.) iI mere pedestrian·-oriented seait-. Ca!thorpe ~le5 will prl!'pillre a slid~ presentation of S{lmf' of the best exampJes in comnu.1nitiei. such as San JOSE, Mounlatn Vie'o\J' aM San Francisco. Add!~SE's and t-riei decr:iptions oC the projects and site:; will be pml.'Lded.so I:ha.t CPAC me~rs may makt-selI-guided vi.<.its. The stide presentation will be made by PeterCal~or Daniel Solomo!'! at the ft"S'.!Tarly scheduled (PAC meeting 13 or meeting 14.. Slide pn>sentation of e~mpl.ary prr)jeclS, buildings and streelsca~ Addres5~ and de'S('riptions of ex.emplary sites pro\'ided to CP AC for se1f-guIded fieJd visits 2.2 CP AC Meeting; 13: Thi! Nei/!ihborhood ,!hoe District. and the Corridor Caltho!pe Associates wiU plan and direct meE'ting 13 which wlil be devoted to discussing: • What are the basLe prbciples and components or Urban Village or Waikable Neighborhoods (StU" mix of uses, scalEo, functiona1 role) and are there significant features that should be 'present in each? • How has the concept been used in otbet' coRUTlunities and what c:hanges should be made to taibr Ihe roncept for Palo Alto? • Is there a typology 01 different geteric types 01 ne:Lghborh.oodS and districts that could occur throughout the city (e.g. downtown, neighborhood centers, employment centers, etc.)? Where are the neighborhoods withh"l each study area and which orte5 should be identUied as an Uri:-an Village or WaIbble-Ne1ghborhood? • How to a..-"d whether to in!egrate mt.!Iti-iamHy develop!n!mt into established "";ghbomoo(is- How to retro-fit strip ccrrunerdal c~nters-to ~a te more walkable and aesthetira ny plea'"'ing shopping areas. How to enhance the working mviron .. nent of business parks with urban d~ign eIement:s~ new complementary land uses,.and pedestrian connections to surrounding areas.. The Consultant will wcrk wiU't CPAC to identify neighborhood.; within. the six Study Ar.eas, and to understand the character, the SUuC'ture ar.d lite strengths and weaknes5e5 of each of the neighborhocds and their pOb:!ntial for becoming WaIkabloe Neighborhood:>. Froducts 100tco[l"e:: • Flan and cood'-k1: CP AC meeting _3. Feter CalthoTJ>'!' will conduct the meeting Provide educationaJactivity Ifteld ",,"ork exercise for CPAC members k} do prior to the neJl;t CPAC ~g Attend PMC Rleeting to debrte! and to plan kl1 future meetings Ftb 9, 195( • l'rlge 2 I 1 ;c-• ,--c 13 PI.: blic RE'alm Inventory ea:thorpe ASS(Ki.ites wLli inventory the key ch.:tra.ctelistks of Ihe pubric n-alm wilhln each o( the! oppommity areas or potl!ntiai Walhbl~ Ne;ghborhooc!s_ bsues that will be levjew~ include: amount a."'ld kKarion of parks and public spaces 1o'Il thin each neighborhood; amount iU'Id location of .schools and civic uses within each neighborhood.~ • quali~ of s~tscape$. incl. roadway wkiths, sidev.-al'ks, and street trees; and facade treatment, building height and massi'1.g. along typkal residential and commercial streets. Products/Ou"","", Inventory of key charactertstiC$ or pubik rEalm in pot2ntial Walkd.ble Neighborhoods., to be s.ummart:ed lr, the Urban!>esign Issues Pape! (Task 2.4;) 2.4 timan De:sign lSS'UetI Flpez:. [)esig'. Principles and. Jr.KOmmenw.tiona Based 00 Wonnation gathered in Task 1 and Task 2.1 through 2.3, Ihe consultanl will prepare a working P'lpeI" that synt:hesius the infc-nnationr covering 'beth city-wide urban design issues and area-specific oppcrtunities and constraints/theIne;. The paper will refine design pri.."'l(iples and recoD'UllEf\dalion$ dENeloped at ~e 1fl:ree Trac:k B CP AC meetings.. An admlnistrative draft of the Losues p,aper wUl be :rubmitted 10 sWi for revIeW al l&lst two weeks prier to distribution at meeti"tg H. This working f.!pef will provide .. summary to fatilitate Integrating Trad: B wUt"S with Trade A drafl polices an.:1 programs at meeting #5. Particular emphasis will be placed on integrating Trotd. B issues with Housing and Transportation poIic:ie5 and progrilm5f fum as possible housing: prototypes consistent with proposed housing policies. The Issues Paper will include maps, diagrams, photns, and tf'xt, as appropriate. A dRft ven;ion of this wOlking paper wii1 be a starting point for discussion at CPAC meeting '5. Refinements th.i:t emerge at meeting: 'Sr as wen as the rerommoodatiOl"lZ of CF AC meeting t4. wiD be incorporated into a revised version for diitribu.tion prior ro the design worbhops. • Urban De1ign Issues Paper summarizing design rrinciplcs and recommendations, to be distn""butOO to the CPAC at meeting 14. %.5 CPAC M .. 1iojj ~ Tho S_~ lb. Block. rod tho Building Calthnrpe Associates will pt.m. and conduct this. meeting which will f0C\l5 on the individual modules of dewlopment and how they work together to create and mainlain iii healthy public realm. StreL>t:s., trees, public spo!ces, 'Made treabne:tt, .nd b u.ilding massing wUE be addressed. The Consultants wiU bdng examples of prototypkal solutions 10 the issues raised in Ta501. J and Task 2.4, and ",,;U a.sk the CPAC to review, critique, and diSCu~ whether they are the .appropriate solutions and where would they best be i!IppIled. Suggestions wUl be uanslaled into draft planning principles. ProdUCIs/Ou"""""" Plan and conduct cr AC mee1u-wg 14. Peter Calthorpe and lor Daniei Solomon wi!! condud the meeting_ Fro 9, 1994 • P'gd • .;~. Urban De5-ign Issues Papo>f <iisfrii-uted to Ci"AC with if1.5truction~ fL'r the-ir rEview and response Atfeld FMC rroeetins 10 debl~E"f and plan fO{ fu hJ.re meetings .2.6 CPAC Meeting 'S: Infegr.ltion with thE' Track A RecoQ1J.l!endatioru Calthorpe Asso<:iates wlil participate in the full day meeting that is p!anned to mesh together the :recommendations 01 the Tra::k A and Track B preUminary re<.J:nmE'ndations. At that mepting CP AC ~ will discuss potential chan~ to the Tas;. 2..4 tn!erim recommendations L"'l the Urban Design Issues Paper. The Coruuttants will revise the Is.sues faper to !"t'f1e<'1 changes w.ade at CPAC meetings 14 and ilS and distribub! the rev'.sed pappf to c..""P AC prior to the community d..>osign workshops. Caltho.rpe Associate! to pcortidp.1te bn planning and cor-.ducting CP AC meeting'$ Urban Design Issues Paper wLll be revised and distra"Jted to CPAC prior to community design workshops Atta\d FMC meetir'g to debrief and plan for future mee"'..ngs T.ask 3. StUeholder Design Wotbhopio .3.1 ldmtify CaM 5tQdy Situ for the Design W~op, With input from City stall ,and the CP AC, Ca1thorpe Associates will recommend to City Council the bo1.lJ'ldaries for three ~ study sites to IN! used in the St:al:;.ehot&tr Design Workshcps. The sites ·NiIi be weded based on cn'l:eria cietermL1ed by the CPAC, staffl and the consultant and subject to final approval by Ihe aty Counol. As part 0( this task the Consultant wiD atK'nd up to three mestinS$ to pia.n fur the worbhops. Recommend GlSi! ~tudy sires. for the three Community Design Workshops Participare in three workshop pJanning mcptings. Poeter Catthorpe will attrand the meetir.g lor plaruUng: the Transportation Workshop. 3.2 Prepolft Workshop M.derials 1be consultant w-iU preparE" base maps, existing conditions IN!;PSI and site analy~is maps prior to the workshop' for each of the case :study sites from city-provided dab and aerial photos. Each team is provided with .. base map that indude.s an -annah!re"' of sb"eetsl pubtic SpaCE-51 natural fearul£:S and ~ting bwlding dult are expE"CtW to remain over a long period of ~me. ~ COf\Syltant will also prepare ,Ii serle'$ of to-scale "learu;-which represent different bu:ilding types and land uses for '-I5e by wooohop participants, !he Consultant will a.lso work with $taff to prepare workshop a.gendasl identify potentia.T participants. identify "",hid-. plan:ling prindples should be tested at the various site(s) . .and prepare OJ pac.ke~ of Ftb 9, 1994 • PQgt 4 -' background information to be:;en! to par:idpaont3 prior to the work5h,')p ~S.I()f\. Sf.arf will take the !.ead in iLll other organizational ta:j.k.s .. indIJding scheduling. invitations, media contacts, reproduc~ion. of p<t::ke-t ma.~ria!s, maili.-:g-.;, and provision of aerial pOOms. • • Prepare bas.emaps, existing condition, maps, and site analysis. maps (or the three case st.Jdy sites Prepare land use ~kons" fer a variety of building type"-to b-e used by wvrk..shop partkipants Work. with ,taff and PMC to prepare workshop agenw, identify participants, identify appr.)priate planning principles to ~ te$ted .ii teach ! ite, and prepare pre~workshop packets. 3.3 Stakeholder Detlgn. WCIrk5hop' Calthorpe Associates will faciHlat:e 1 day design worbhops with key "stakeholders"' for each of the Ihtee case aNdy aites. Peter CaI~ will Ieitd these worbhops O£ Daniel SololT'lOl". may ~ one of the worbhop' L"\ his p1a;:e. The intent of thee worbhop5 is to develop rough design pLans with participants that L'"e' both familiar with the <:onditions on t."E-sires and have an ~!"el1!st in the ultimate recommendations of the Comprehensive Plan. The workshop5 are also an opportunity to tes~ the d..-aft princifrIM prepared in Task 2. itS well as educate par1kipanls about the type of site-s:pedfi<: development issUti lhat are likely to arise in the future. CPAC members 2nd the most $1gnificant stakeholders at each sit! (e.g. neighborhood residents, locai property owners, business representatives, bankers and dev~pment finana professionals, local property developers. er .... rironrnentaIists, kKal des.igners, city staff, and other-by con.s~) WJlI be invited to par6cipale in ""'" workshop. The gme<aI publk will also be encounged .,.tttnd and partidpale in the WOlbhops. 'These sessions will begin with a presentation 0' the pu:rpOSE of the workshop and an overview of the Dmgn PrincIples that came out of the Task 2 effort and are to be tested in thE: workshop. The remainder of the morning session will ~ devotOO to brief presentations by the-stakeholders and other invited rra;enters. 00 the key issues that mnuld be addressed in future deveiopmenl proposals for th! aroea. fonowed by a wafk of the srudy site led by Itle Consultant. Partidpanls would the.l be grouped Into several te.ams of' 5-8 for I two and ooe-half hour won: session. Each team. will include a! least one designEr tNl wt11 5ef",·e as the gro\lp'S graphic hand and physical reality check and iI selection Q# the stakeholders listed aboVE'. The teams will bE-asked to oona'boratively develop. plan for tho:! site, cMSidering thP. existing conditions Wonnati::m. the issues raised in the stak.l!hoIder presentations. the design prir.ciples for the site, a..,d the irma rure of streets, public: spaces .. na~uraJ feat\U'e5. mld existing buildings. The solutions are to be deveiopabJe a..-.d econorrJcatly feasible. At 'the conduskms of the working session., each team will p.~t lheir design COOCl!'pt to the enbre group for oommen.ts.and oitique. A consensus on. the recomrn.a-.ded plan direction of~. emerges dUMg this critiquing sessioa; this ,,-"ill be the bas3s for h.·ether refinement of the plans. Pete.: Calt.~rpe will also attend in an advIsory role the fourth Community Workshop focused on transportation issues. ftb 9, '994 • Pl1gr 5 . o Prooucts/Ouu;omes:; PLm, conduct and facilitate threE' one-day Design Work:;hops. Peler Calthorpe will lead tiwse workshops or Daniel Solomon may lead one of tJie workshops in his place. Peter Ca!thorpe will partidpa te in the fourth worksh.op fo--:using on Tfans.pottaf.an issues. 3.4 DevElop Wustntiv~ PI.uu: .md DIi!&!.gn Workshop BookJO!ts Followi1".g the stakeholder wor'ks'Mps, CaHhotyt! Assod ... te:!o wiil refine, in collilboration with the Economics Su.ocoruultant. the to.)ugh plans generated by each 11';1 m into one color illustrative plan fof: each of the tl'u'eoe caSf: study ~ites.. These illustrative plans ('.an serve as ill baSl5 rer preparation (.'If Specmc Ptans. This effort will involve taking the best elcmmts of e.Y..1l plan, tl'-..aking modif'K'ations to er\Sun? l€du\ical and fina.nciaI feasibiUty (and do!ng ::Iman studies 10 test !hi! fea:sibLlily), and rer.dering ~ plans so they are legible 1:0 • broader publk audience. The level of detail on the drawings may vary by sHe. depending on the ex~nt of existing development. All three illu"trlltive plar..s win incllJde ae .. lnlnimwn. land use ateas~ significant public and cO'/nmi!'I'ciaJ' buildWg footprints, general building massing, major streets and pedestrian routes, parks ar..d open space features (sbrular to the: Consultant's Jacbon-Taylor illUSi:rative plafl). At an interim stage. il meeting Mil be hdd with Oty staff to revie"',' these materials and idmtify any further modifications prio!' !O fif"la.llzation. Three dimensional iI-;,.,lflometric: drawings or diagrams 01 prolDtypical building types appropriate to the case study illustrative plam will also be provided (.s in the Jadson·TaIyor Project). These same drawings and diagrams will be used .gai.~ r", the Community Form and a..=re. Element pol","" and programs. St:reet·l.I!veI panpective sbtches from photographs of the sltes may Nso be provided: if the aty coosk1en they ilre net'eSsaty to illustrare concepts tm the Jay publi~ and dedslon-makers. All of Ih,I!$e mate:ria!s. will then be reduced intc roncise booklets ror each cue srudy :&ite in • fomut sl.:itable lot public distribution. 1he booklet will be distributed to CP AC menbers prior to meeting t6. The Ci!:y will be responsibte for all booklet reproduction and distribution. • Prepare three came-ra-ready Design Worl-.shop booklets that include: one ill:.lstrative pLan for each case study site !'Jxonometrk drawings or a&agrams of prototypical bwlding5 appropriate 10 the case study sites as needed to fuI1y illustrate the concepts of the proposed plans text 51.nnmarizing the workshop p.mc.es.5 and how it was used 10 the develop the plans, the land use and urban design concepts inherent in each CilSe study plan.. the economic feasibility ot the pliln'i, and key directions for future potential specific plans at the discretion of the City, provide .street level perspective sketches from photographs of the sites ftb9i 1994 • pgge6 • /. " ,r-.. Yuk (.. Dnt! Commu.nity Fonn iUld Chu;lrlet Bli!'ment Task '--1 <:PAC Meetings 16, 17, and 1fS: Renne P~ommlPndatioftl, Po-liot!,.tnd Progr.ams TI-Js tan will be primarily devoted to dt'!vt'!IGping and rt'f.rung: policies and programs baosed on the feedbac-k l'~eived at the design workshops. Prior to drafting the policy a.,d PNS'Tam options. thO!' Cor.sultant will meet w:th !-taif of the Plar-.ning.. Ptoblic Works, Utilities a.."ld F"lJ"I.ance ~partments aJ'I.d the City Altorney and the City Mana~r;s Office, ro dlscws the efiectivenes!! of cuneru administrative Frocesses and imp:emm"tltion program.s, including &rchitectural design tl!'View; site ptan review, irna plan."litIg. and construction of new :!Otreetscape.&nd olher public infrastructure Ur.prcvern.ents. The Consultant wLll make program r~ommendation.'1 to ~ included in Ule dr.2!ft policy a.id program options. The reccmmendations may include: Preparing specific des:ign evaluation criteria for the ard\itechlral review process. Revisfng the ~rung cOOt! to includt! new building: type; and/or addr.ess site destgn and architectural ISSUes. • Revise process for des:igrung and implementing public works projed:s, including revising city public works and utilities stardard Specifications. • Prioritizing new rim facilities. Identifying priority locations /0, the prepar'tion 0/ Specifk Plans. The conswtare: will prepare draft policy and program optiQn$, including proposed land U~ map amendtnenlS, and on Outlitle of !he Draft Community i'>"" and Chara<tor Element to be distrwu!od to CPAC memben prio< III meeting 116. An adminlslrativ< draft of thee """" documents will be provided fur staff review-at least hove weeks prior to c!is.tributu!::ion to cr AC Ai CPAC Meeting 16~ lite consultant will begin with a presentation or the illustrative plans (or the three sites and the 1es90n5 Ieamed from the exerd.se. The consultant wiI1 at'>O dl.sruss with CPAC members the draft policy and program options, the J"Oi"'6"d land US< map .mendment>, and the Oumr.e of the Dmt EIemenL l'roducto/OuIaJmes: Meet with staff to discuss curr.."t adiJ'linistlativl!' procesSotS and implementation programs. Prepare dr.Ut pofu:y and programs options, indwUlg land use map .mendmenJs, and an Out:llne of Draft Community Form and Cll.aracter Element for distribution prior to CPAC meeting 16. admin[strative draft to 'b£ provided for staff reviE!W two weeks prior to distribution. Presenf thI:: results of Ihe Design Workshops at CP AC meeting 16 and discuss draft po""yand prognm option> and p'.Jposed land use map amendmEnts. Plan and cooo ucl CP AC meeting '6~ to be led by Peter Calthorpe. C£.1thorpe­ As.sodates will participate in planning a..'1d conducting meetings'7 and 'B. Attend two PMC meetings to debrief and to pL1..."l future meetings.. · ...•. o Frl:!SIi!':'Itatil)TU 10 the Pl;lir..n..ing Commissitln ~[\d al)' Co ... m:il Caltlmtpe' Associates will ,Htend and make p!~ntat1ons at up to 3 public meetings for the Planning Com:nbsion and/or City Council during review of the Draft P{llides and Prc.grams. Options Document and t."le OuUlne of tl\e' 'Draft Comrn..ru ty Forrr.. and Qu,ractp.f Ele~t. Products /Outromes; Peter CalthDrpe will attend and make presentation~ .at up to three public meetings. Prep:ue Dr~ft Community Form. iIl\d Cl\.ander EI~ent for Submittu'~ tlu! CitylCPAC Alter the DrMt PDIiq and Program Options a..."'ld tJ-e Outline of the Draft Community Form and Chara('ter Element are aJopted. by City Council, Cahhorpe Associates ",,-ill providl' the City/CPAC with a Draft Community Form and Character Elemut in a format that :s compatible with the o--.reall Dr",,!t Comp"u.ensive Plan Document It ",·m include text, policies, programs, diagrams, illustrations, photographS and poertinenl products from the Stakeh!>lder Design Workshops. The ('or.tent of this :Element will be oonsistftlt with and refer 10 the either Elements of the Compreh~ve PJ.an. particu!.i.rly in addressing housmg prototypes consistent l'I1th the Draft HQW.ing Element.. lhe Consul tant ",,'ill work closely with 5taff during preparation of the Draft Element. and an administrative draft will be provided for ;;taf{ review. The Consultant will pro'lide the city with a reproducilik! camera-ready copy of the staH-approved document.. and to the extent possible, will proylde computer di.!oCS for pJe<:tronically Nproducing ond modlIying on. do<umenl Product>fOulom-..., • Task'-. Prepare a Draft Comnn.L."lity Form and OJ.al<u:w Element, consulting with staff during preparation 01 the Draft Ele:r:nent and providing an administrative draft (or stdff review-. Provide the city with a reprod 1lQ"b1e caIni!'l'a-ready copy of the staff-approved documenJ and... to the extent pos5l'ble, provide compu~r discs ror electronically reproducing and modifying !he document Fin.a.l Document Revision After rmal approval of t.hto-Revised Comprehensive Plan by ety Council, the Consultant will mak~ a final revision ol the Community Form and OlMacta E1ement to incorporate dlanges made by City Council Since !he Council wiD have' previously approved the Po!icy and Program Options and the Out] ine of the Dnft Community Form and Character Bement. only minof" revi5ioJ'\S will be needed. Make one rll"'.al round of revisicns to the Community Form a.'"'\d Ou.ra.:ter Etemen l P[ovide a camera-ready copy, and r~ ... i..sE'd computer diK!io for electronkaliy ~prod\.lcLr.g and modifying the dOOJment.. Feu 9, 1994 • Pllgt S ·.- COr..il..!lta.'lt shall sutxonlr<'lct WIth Moore, taccfano, Golts.rrL<lJ"l (M1G) to pwvido:> the fo!kl'wlrLg ~rvlcts' Community Govern.an-ce Eleme-nt MIG's wotk provkling pw(e5'sbnal eXpf'rtise and drafting po'icies and programs for the Community Governance Element w'Ji occur in tandem with Calthorpe Asso...-i.ltes' work program. PortiOf'l.s of Tasks 1 and :3 are part cf oil .separate agreement CPu rct-.aSE Ord er ~9322). See E d1ibit E. TukL Identify Current City Proce~ for CODlD'lU!ury-Putidp.ltion in Policy Decision-M~ MIG will work with the CP AC subCOmmittee to identify a 11 city prOC'eSses that invol .... e dedsknNnak.in.g on pohcy matters to generate an inventory of community parudpation med1arjm~, oppommtties., and procedures related to policy fonnulation and service deliv.ery. MIG will present a proposed in\<entor"j methodology and conduct Ihe inventory and compile the list !n conducting the inventory, MlG will ronsult wi.th Rl1 Senior Manasen. This list wm Pe action or issue-d.:i\'ert., that is, it will include each action or issue which requi!'cs COmnlurUt,Y participation (e.g.. project approval, General P!an ameMl'!'Itnt, r~ It<venuo! sharing proposal. 'budget.. Capital Improvement Program, etc.> and ~iIl hst the e-:ciJting associated citizen invol.,ement mechanisms, if any. 1'his. inventory wL"lJ serle as baselinr data for the next tasks, iUld will engage CP AC $ubcommittl'e members in a fy5t£matic review of city processes a.-.d 5tJ'UCtUI'es.. CGruiuct • Nftds Asseumem 10 ~terminl! Communi ty Governance Potmtial and Prdernd Involv<mem Tod.";quo MIG wUl evaluate the current mix of citizen involvement Frograms aJ1d lech.rU'lUes las related to the arN$ of public policy development. public inf()l'mati'Jr:, and volunteerism) ami conduct a r.eeds a.ssess::nent. solid ling the pe;specuves cand comments of CP AC members and omer citizens, citizen groups, lle'ighborbood organizations, blterest groups, elected officials • .and City staff. 1he aS5eSsment wi!! be accomplished thr<nJgh informal telephone interviews (with 2l)..3(} people) and a. handout survey of (PAC mernber91U'\d alte:nates. The ~ment win result in a summary report of the following: • Tuk3. Community satisIactlon with existing uwolv£meflt mechanJStl":> and 0ppt~rtunities . CommunJty readiness or wUlingn65 to partidpate in an enhanced governance pto-..."'e$$. Commur.ity ideas and prelerenC'~s fur partidpd.tion and leadership rotes ar.d responsibiti ties. Gty staff willingness and suggeslioo5 fur pal tnerships with commu.-uty members and groups 10 develop poJides, implement programs, and solve problems. Assist the: CPAC Gonnam:e-and Community Services. SUb<ommlttH in Pew-lapins, DnA Policy md Prasnm OptiONi to be indudi.'d in the: CPAC. Phase n Docwn.!:nJ MIG will d:aw OIl: in-h.OU54'! r~urces and conducilurther resedr<:h to de-.. "121op a presenl3tion on local, regioN.~ and national dtiun mvoive-m",nt and govetT~~ models and tec.hnique-s.. Thi3 edlolc;s.tiur..al presentation wiD be given in the contex.t of oil CPAC J'nef'ting or JOLnt P~ilnning Commission-City Cour.dl meeting and: will provide an ;.;pbeat, li"'ely slide show and springboard into dis..::ussioo.. MIG wiH also provide handouts or ,article, ka turing a variety b. gov~mance processes ;'fld other dtlzen invol .... e-men! methods and mechanisms. F~b 9, 1391 • PGgt 9 , -'-----~ .~" I I • o o OVf'r th~ course of three SuN:or:-.miltee meetil"rgs, M1G will work wlth the CPAC ("",wemancE! and COfTIr.1unity sP.r.fices S~brommlttee to address the following q .. H'!stion: Hew CIln. Pa.le It:ta residenlS, busin.!Ss C'wne'ni, r:ilizl1I groups, and n~ighbcrl1(,04 (}rganiuti{ifts j!lterfQ.c~ qjective,'y willi tlectr:d (JjficiIt1s, b<J,1r:!s, cCHt.:missians, and city sttlJ1 10 pllddpatt in their own gotU1lanct, and (,fJ~ci both present cMditions and pt:iicies, 11:; u,'ei! as thl fu.ture dir~!jcn oj !he£r ,.,m,11U4I1jty? Ba5e'd on the results of the inventory of commW"ity involvement proc€'SSE'S. the needs assessment, and the presented models from othe:" (ommuniti~,. ~{jG and the CP AC 5ubc'.>mmiHee wi It develop d:aft portcy and prot,Ttam optiaN related to comlTl'unity gov-ema.'lce for review by the full CPAC. M1G will iilSsisl the subt::ommittee in finali.z:ing ib recommendations and presenting them to the Planning Corr.mC:si~ and Cly Council. MIG will prepare the Draft Potide:!: aM Program Options DocumPnt and an Outline of the Draft Governance Element, and will present admiN'S b'totive draft!. of these two docur'llt'r:ts to :staff for r~iew twa weP.Jcs prior to distribution. CPAC M..tingo Carolyn Verheyen of MIG will attend an $Chedwed meetings oIlhe CFAC Govemance and Community SHvices Subcommittee, and up to four otfu!:r meetings 0I1he Subcommittee, as these are scheduled and as necessary. TaskS. Ca:mlyn Verheyen of MIG will attend up to six meetings of the CPAC FMC Task 6-Prepan Dnft Governance Element of the-COIl\fJTehensive PtUl After City Couna1 approval of the Dnft Policy iilllod Prop'iUTl Options and the Outline of the Draft Governance DementI MIG will prepare the Draft Governance Element of the Comprehensive Plan, in coordination with .city staff. An admirustrative draft will be provi.ded (or: staff review. The Draft Elemen.t will be COrr_pab"ble in fom..at wi th the other Ell:'rr.ents or the Draft COIl'prehensive Pian Doctlmenl MIG will provide the city with a reprodudbie camera-ready l:Opy of the staff-/lppro .. -ed Draft Governance Element and, to the extent possJo!e, provide computer discs fer electrOnically repr.:xlucing and modifying the documenL TUk7. Final Docwnent RevWon AltJ!I (mal City Council apptoval 01 the Govema.......::e EleIne!"l~ of the Comprehensive Plan, MIG will make a ftrlal revision of the documen~ to lncotpora t.e changes made by aty Council, alm will provide the city with a c:amera-ready ropy of the staff-.approved fU'lal docu.rner.t and revised computer dis.cs for reproducing and modifying the dCY.ulnenL SLnce the ClJundl will have pteviousty approved the Policy and Program OptiON and the Ocdine of the Draft Governance Element, only rrenor revisions are anticipated within thl$ 5COpe Qf SE'rvices. Fd.l9,1994 • Pagt!10 • (' , Consu)ta...,t !'>han 'SLLb .... ontract WIth FroMmic & Pi.:>onning Srstems CEf'S) Ie. provide !he fo/jowillg ~rvices: Business and Economics Elemenf E?S' work providing pTD(~sion.aj t"lCpt!rtis.e (ll'ld drafting polides and prog:r.a.ms for the Busine;s and Erono'llk Eiemml -o"'ili OC':;ll r in tar.dem with Cal th0rpe k ... <;ociat~' work program. Task 1 and a portion of Task 4 are the subject of a SEparate agreement (PUI;:h~ Ord\?l #5-1049322). See bru'bit E. Task 2-Identify EcGnomic-and. Buiness Stntegi6 In this tasK.. EPS ""ill utilize the data and information ccntained Ln eXisttng economic 9tudies~ suppi"!men.ted with the field survey conducted in Task 1 iL5 well as. di~ioru:. with City staff and members of CPAC to identity keyeccnomk issue$ thai r~ale to stared Compreheru>ivl!' Plan goals and objecti,'es. EPS lIII111 advise the City arod CP AC on potaltiaJ Konomi.: and business strat~es that could be under~ken. to adtieve various goa1s.~ such as commercial revitalization~ maintaining a strong fiscal bilie, and halar.cin.g: development with environmental cooskle-rations. Such sttat.:gies may inclilde i~entifymg key sites (t)( l"e'\'itaUzation. prioritizing poli!nt:ial inf!'astrurture improvf:'mmts that could act as catalysts for private development.. and reco~ing activities to be implemented by local business associations. EPS will provide an integrated analysfs of the results of our rt'SEa!"ch~ ned survey, and wLuking sessions willi Che Gty and CPAC in a brief report snd will present this Wormiltion 10 the CPAC This will include an a.s.sessmer..t of the economic impUc.tions of rurrmt planning studies such as the Draft Economic Resources Plan, !he Dre.un Team Phase II Plan, and the D.aIt Oowntown Urban ~ign PI.1n Task 3. EPS will participate in Ihree-com.munity design workshops, serving: in an participatory role with. regard to economic and financial issues. M part of wooohcp preparation,. EPS will cw.ist the Cit'j 10 tdentify and invite ioca1 real estate, banking. a..,d economic de-.'elDpment experts bJ putidpare in the workshop sessions. EPS' role in the worbhops will tncIude feasibility testing of SElected de3ign solut:ons. including pro-fot'lIlol anal~~ to determine the fu\ancial impacts of selected design concepts. EPS ~ill provide feedback during the design process with the goal of enhandng p1.;m feasibility. EPS will ;advise O~ potential fL'lAncing and impiementation mecha .. -usms that could be utilized in Iden.afLed plann£r..g areas 10 help achieve ",alious economic and business strategies, based on our understanding of the areas and '!he interest and experience of the JocaJ devekrpment commuruty. EPS will also attend and participate in up to fou!' meetings of ~ Track A Businlm and Economics $ubcommlt!ee and for the CP AC If it is determined by City !ita f( that a. portion of the time and money budgeted for workshops and presentations could be better utiiiz.ed in othe tasks, such a, ccnd u.::ting additional research and/or anatysis~ the amount of time and money budgeted for meetings may be reallocated to other 1aS'ks, as N'E'ded. Feb ;, 199{ • P'Sd 1 • • !~ - Task .. Working i1'I asro..,;ation with the cr AC, EPS will transl.:J.!~ .. "Ie economic and busir.ess strat~b';es ~entifLed in Task 2 into spedfLC economic :p<lliciE.s fOl" inc1usiM in the Draft Policies and Progrum Options Do..."Ument (to be prepared by Mlu). Tnt! pu[ides wm lit! tAl"h~kod to various r.eibhborhoods and commercial centen., whl!'n:' appl:kable. EPS will also prepare an outline 01 the Draft Busines:; and Ecor,omics Element they propose to prepare in Task 5. Tuk5.. Revise hcnemic POOcliE'1Ii and Programs and Preput' the Draft Busine" and F..(cn~miCJ .£Iea-IImt­ of the C?n'\preheru.ive Phn It is ... .xpect:ed that some re-worldng of the e<:onomk polici4!S .and prog=-arr.s will occur, ~ or. pIUbEc review and input In this t2!s"k,. EPS will make tt.e n«~ revisions 10 Ihe econ.Jmic policies developed in Task 4, EPS will also consolidate the polkLes and programs with t..l-te materials and text already Pn:!pared in Task!. 1 and 2 into a Draft Business .. 00 Economks Element of the Comprehensive Pian; no idditional research or substantial writing will be requir?d. EPS will make fi"'\3l revisions to the Element based on review by tN Planning Commission and If-t City Coundt. Since the Counc-J will have previou:sly approved Ihe Policy and Program Options .and the Outline or the 't\lJ,Slnes:s .and EconOmiCi Element.. only minor reviiions are anticipated within Ihis scope of services. EPS will provide the city with a reproducible camen·rr~dy rop~ of the report and, to the €xtent po>sible. provide compo"" discs fDr electronkaIly mprodudng and orodilying !he dOC'"menL ttl> t. 1m • /'og,12 , , "'" , , ',,"', C", I Y 0/ P~/() /lIfo Co", , C011Tpreh,nsl've P' f'rene!r.ftte i>11tn ll: tt. 'an A.ItVI.O,,, C "p Qle 3 'I11111l1lee Cl'Ac C;"""'d .., I C S"b<%"'lllee TOI8ks h~U4J)' Ii O>.I\c CO"''''''"it tl., l F.fo.blll ... ". .) '\f.rtdt ~ ,now.,. """Uns 1'011<1 .. '04 Pr .. COf'T\prehet'(Slve Plan ""'''.rn., B'''''l:'%nd "'Po .... c..,'P .... v~ [:-*1~rrg POUa.. #tid CO_III tWa, • w.;.~,-'.~ />n,sr. ... ~~ 1)" .... ""'1' 0.,,_ ... .""" • "II_N,? .. ',l' (\"Jog/1!ft~{h Id"'HIy dotICI'''''I .. ."" ,.. •• ro......, 0."'01' $olq~o., for Olatio." .. """,.,~ Pq",'<:r lr 1If""h 19 A1.rrh J,. 7',."" ""n ~ (/"""!loot ... r.... .. • 1"..,,,'1' '"'''''''' "' ..... ',,</ !I!oi "III). ""''''' ,,",' ~, ..... ""d, n.. N.Il1>~ ...... , , n "'.-JJ" .. ,. ... .... c...,;;;.,. ' ........ 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De.d"ctitI"s "'''eI $5.000 ",,-,st bot ;~c..Jt..a" W ... s"bj,,~ t~ "';m:w~ tf ."c" pQ!i~H." c1lne~N" "" cMrlg,u1 duri"o:~" P""N Il! cev~Ja.ge IllS "l.i'., 1181 .. ", '" $,,~h 11 IT,..,,,, .. , 1"$ I<:l erla,!'~ C".,'f,:al., u.;rty t3C' dil,.~ .. ,;>:ten flUUU .... ~i b~ ml~ed,e u.e C'I'{ "I P~o AilQ, CePltn':'l Ad.-nini'!ofrai.io", P.O. Be. 10250 • .,4':;03 T~ .. :i.ob'tify :n-svr4llCe ,,'ll"'Ci' ;"cluchs" t.o",'.Cllial" Ji:."'~'ty Ir.dc,,, .. me·,1 prc)\lidi"OlI i"!u'.Ni"~ ce"eJ4gt fur C"'W-ado", .gr.~m."t l<l irodoMmtl"ly u-,II City. ne-e .. ~,." •• ne.d'14 Uneil' the potici"" i~ ",,,111,,;:1: to> Q~ ~mu "I tl,,, pnll ci.~ d",i;jneled h"._in In~ me.l~ all <If th~ ",,,'';si,,.,. c.r...d !s'_ ~"'eJ" fND OF SeCnON • \ . '-'- C EX~IB!T "0" PART 11 -SUPPLEMENTS TO FORMS seCTION 00410 IRFPI CERTIFICA TION OF NONDISCR!MINA TION Ctlrtlfj(;8tlgo of Nondisorimination; As slJppners of goods or services to the City of Palo Aito, the firm and Individuals nsted below certifies that they do not dlscrmnate In employment wtth regards to age. race, color, relfgion. national orillin, ancestry. disability, or sexual preference; that they are In compliance with an Federal, State and Iocsl directives end executive orders regarding nondiscrimination It1 employment; and that tt.ey agree to demonstrate positively end ags'essively the principle of equal opportunity in omployment. The Proposer agrees specifically; 1.0 To eS1abnsh or observe employment poficies which afftrmatively promote opportunities fo, minority persons et an job levels. 2.0 To communicate this poficy to all persons concerned, Including an employees, outside recruiting services, esp.c1ally those serving minority communIties, and to the minority communities at IBrge. 3.0 To take affirmative ectlon steps to hire minority employees withi n the organization. 4.0 To be knowledgeable of the local, state, and federal laws and regulations concerning effirmative ection poficles and provlde opportunitjes for employees. ~~/fr .Ar7'1V ,~~ Firm:._-=~:::Ll!oeL.:L""':"':i,L...::~ __ '-,-~_Cc.<-f_~~j VU~\l ____ _ ~ Trtle of Officer Si9ning:_."..l).0,!4~!P=f..?\-~=-______ _ Signature Date~ __ 7"':¥T--I1~1f-1_e::;.!.I-If'--______ _ Please include any addItional Information avaaable regarding eqll81 opportunity employment programs now In effect wltJ;in your componv. END OF SECTION CITY of PALO ALTO; Non-eiscrlmlnation [5193J SECTION 00410 IAl'Ol-l .... L I ~ ? AGREEMENT 8Y TH IS AGRE(M ENT '_AOE M'tl ENTE~eo INTO QtO ,!-IE 3 0,1,'" QF '1 BY ..... O 6ETWtE..~ 1'I1E CITY OF PALO ALTO (fiEFI~INAFTER ,"£F"E"I"EO TO AS CITY AND JQltU&ry , No. _ S4049,2l 94 {OATE TO et: E~TERE::J 19 _ 9Y env PUf.ICH"S~N':; (~[Jill Caltho~_Assoc',t.es i2"-==:-:-;r=c:-=-__ ,AC"",'''''' 2" First Street_t400 . .co'" ~fr!l!ll;!~eo_ H_-,;~-c:A94f05 """,. nT-OlBr (fiEFlEIWIFT'ER RUEMED TO AS CONTRACTOR) IN COf.J~CE~:j~ OF HiE IR ~~UTU"J.. CO\le;N},~-S T.,;; p,,"Am:g M( ~Ta '-'GREE AS ~Dl.LO't .. S • CONTRACTOR Sio'.AU. ~ovIC'E OR FURNISH THE ':OLLOW:I'K. :;;'P~~If-IEO StoRYICli:5 ,IoI'<C~QR MJ,fE;;IAL5 SPEDF£D 'r>! E'I(>-1I!lIT _~!i... __ _ AnACKED IoIiA.ElO ANO NCOI'WVAArE.D He:RF~f!' I'lV THIS f1£FSRCNCE Stlrt .... p ictIY1tles ISsoci.ted ortth Tuk J of the c-.nlty Fo .... M Ch.IMleter £1 .... nt of tile CcIoprehenslft Phn, IS ,outlined in the .U.eIIed scope .f serv1ce •• Ixhlblt l\: 'ieOP'> of •• ....,1"". for Tu' I. c-ity fol'll and CIIaMlcter £1ement of the CuoIpieIIen. he Phn. '. ' • TERMS ~ SER">'lCES ",,"o,OF! M"'TF.RIAL~ A:JRNIS~EO UNDt'-Th'1~ .c,"E.S:IoAEm SML..L C~ENCE Qt. date nf the .greement ... NO ~.AU. BE (;.Ot.,j .... ,.ETEC aEFOf1E &b"V' ? ___ l:a-nJ994.-_ • COMPENSATION FOf'! niE. FUlL P!:RrCflM.t~[ OF rns AGf<t=.EJtAi;;""­ ClF~ 'SHAU PAY COI-."TFIAC:OR $17,000.00 • PAYMEHT RECORD {DEPAJmtEN1' USE R=V~ SlDt:i • CITY ACCOUNT NUMBER: §~ -------oe:iCt I ''''"''' ..... ,,'" I _oo.::::~l""==.t.Mo:=----~--~~",,-::" ______ ==l tl ~OO~2~n~Z2~20~====:::3~'~OZ=-±.L. _.9440 __ 1_, _-______ OQ_ 9_.Jfc......$_17 !VVJ1JO --~ • GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS ARE rNCLUOEO ON BOTH steES OF THIS DOCUME"lT. TIM ~EE~NT SHAll BECOME EffiCTIVt: UPOh' ITS Af'f'RDVAL AND ~XECl.mufrt 8V CITY. ~ WlTHESS THEREOF, THE "'ARUES ~A\"-f EXECUTFD l"~iS .-GREEMENTnf: DAY, lIO~, ANo-~ FI~T W'fl1TTE-N ABOVE HO!.D HMMLESS. [;ONTRA(:ffitl i\:om.lll irldtmnJty, def~ and' tmld r.armlass CIT!'. rt5 (Jfficffs_ ag~, a~ !:'Tl;Jloyees fn:)m any and,i/l ckm'lanc)!,., cjarms (lr ~ilbirttl' O'!' Irty nsbll', ind~"'g wro~,gf-JI dear.l, ~ tIy ~ "'iu~~ out of CO~llRACTOA'S, Its office'"!-' agerlts.' ell er.l~h::yeEs negr:[le11t acts, errtH~. ~ ~15Sl(lns, 0,-..,Iilui mi$comfuct. or condlY.:l1'Qr w!1JC1Ihe Law i~ SITlClI~~I;I~1 Q~ CONTRACTOR III tI,e PEo1l)(m.l1l(li Cll tajl~re ID ~rfQr.1l1~1S ijlrte!llelll tly r::O'NTRAf~roR BmRf MiI!l&M9IT. Tills 2Qre!lITh!I'l\;rnD1hP !Il[ms a~d bgO<@!WS go 't;r rUm.: t!eCill:! rwrtSCOl 1M ~rrti~ ~rtt<nem b~r tt1e ~r.le!i .r.\h fl"Sptc! to <he lJun;~ -lMd SOoIe of:+le i!'!juL;lment ma1er~IS,Jr Wpi'r.es (If p;>yn"..:nt lill 5!r,,~e-o;; wI1iC:h mOil'::" 1M S~~jc .... 1" ct t:1~ CMt'lIr.! ,l..1~ pnor ~gl"N<r,e;l15. fll>'le;;en1oitlC1'l5, std!e~n:s, "~OIU ar.d 1l~rt;;~iroQS wnelhtf OIai« .... m'".e.l ilI~ SU;Pe~ I'ter~ • PROJECT MANAGER ANO!'ll::PREWiTAT!VCFQ;:i Ct1Y """. ¥IFIll.'. Weme". Seo'o. PlarJllr-c Ern.......,t P.O. £sOx 10250 ?ALO At m, CA 94303 ,~........ US!329 2104 CONTRACTOR • JNVOICING SEND AU. IN'IQICES T() ffl~ eln'. ~rrN PAQJa;; io\AliAGfFl • CiTY OF PALO ALTO APPROVALS: I P.'OUH: FOA SIGNA T'..JFl[S ArLOF;DING TO NlJMb€A"S II< "","PAOII",-eoXE:5 BELCM'] Ms. Vugi.'li2. Wilrheit Oeputmen~ of P1anning and Com.'TlI.mity Enviroruner.t Diy of Palo Alto 250 Harriiitor. AVEnuE: P.O. Box lG250 Palo Alto. CA 94303 RE! Short FOre! ProjK1: lnitia~(ln Contract '[kat Vi.rginia, ",,- Exhibit A Calth9rpe Associates 246 FiJ0.3.~ St;-c.ct, #.IDJ San Frnncisro California 94105 415 m-0181 As J'rornised, the fvnowing is .a s..."Ope of serv[ci';S to aDow the P!oject tea.m to proceed ",;th ow \'II'(lrlL througi, thE' }anucuy 20th O'AC meeting. We han made.1n effort to limit the las!::. descriptions to the amount of wor},; that can be reasonably arcort"plished during this time period. Budget estimates for each firm ilri! ide:ntif'it>d .at t"te end of eac.. .... subsection. Please r~fer to our project proposal for a :::orreIation to staff assignment$. a.'ld hours. Community Character and Form Element (Calthorpe Associates) Ta.o;k 1. Community Charac~r Ana!ysis An initial meeting will be held v..;th a ty staff to i.r:Jenti fy COr"K:ems and t!sues. gather information.. and to dIscuss expertatinN for the planning process and task products. N~es.sary revisions to thE" work prog:-am and scope of services will be m;lde. 1.2. Revi!!'W and Refil'l .• District Boun~:ies Work with staff refine tl'le boundaries or up to six definabLe di~trict5 within the city by fuili.l geographlc features, walkablt! areas, historic n~tghborhoods, and natural bou. ... darie5. District boundary A!Co:nrnendaDoos will ~ mad~ at the first CPAC meeting. 1.3 CPAC Mee-fing #1: Design PhilosophyfPrnji'ct Approac.'J/Existing Cond,itiol'\5 Input At this first CPAC me-eting, we will ll1i'ke.a pr~ntation of DlIr urban design philosophy and n.>eent work. as well as n:lIie-".y our propo:>ed approach to the projet.:t The proposed boundit~es of the 5h: planning distri-ns should also be reviewed and discu50sed. In order to U~ thl~ time effidently and prodt.:ct;",.,ry, we also propose that <:PAC mE'OIDeTS divide inro district subcommittees to disctJsS issues and theml;!S that should be addressed by the polide:> and programs for their districL It available. a map of the district should be provided to the suocvmmitlee for them to id~lify k~y urban de>igT"l issues, such a.$ :;ignificanll"'.'llurat features. important (Ll' poorly designed buftdings, development trends, und<:'l''UtiHzed areClS, traffic problems, and idl:!'a:; fur :s.olutions • o includi..-1.g new street trees, tr .. ils, redev~rOpr!'lent or strip commercii!.l areas, EtC. As time permits, ~ac.~ 5u'bcom1!'Jttee will be asked to re?Ort bClck to the over<lll group Qf1 their fUtdings. 1.. Identify Uld Describe Existing Urban Design Charactl'nstics 'Thl:> task will (ocus on gathering and deso.::dbing beth cit)'~widE and district·specifK characteristics, issues and t.~mes. CP AC members wm be <:on5idt:'!ed as local experts aV;Jil.lble to tht!' consultant tr.am to descl~ rusrork bend::;, current ('omrrmnity issues, and significant lleighborhood problems. Their assignments lIIill be designed to c~ri.fy wNt creates a "sense of plac'!" in Palo Alto and what trend!; are detracdn-g from that $pedame.s:s. SpedaUy, CPAC membo:-rs will be asked to pt":rform the folJo-n-ing tasks.: Phol.og:r;1ph "likes ~nd dislikes'" within their district -whal makes their arEa speOi!l, what a.l'e significant problems, .... ·hat type of buildings do they Iike/disEke, and what dvk features do they consider as assets. lIobp the key opportunHiE's and «Inslr.lmb ¥o-ithizl their di.s.trkt-CPAC members wLl.! be given pombte rnaps of theu-district and wil! be asked to identify sub 4 area5, pedestrian barriers, stgnifla::nt g<lth£"ring pl.;,ce5, problem trolffic spots, beautiful streets, and major eyesores . .As stated previously, Oty staff h.ts substa....,tial know!edge and insight into a wide variety cf urban design trends a":ld issues. We will work wi:th staff to: • Rli!;vi~ city~wide l;md use patterru; -in a working se!lsion with !'taff, ",ve Vfil.l <:ompare current zoning: designations wifu staffs htow!edge or existing land use pattt't'J'..s 10 understand the amount or ch.mge that C~ uld occur under adopted polides. Field ct>..ecks will be made,.a.!; nec€SSar/. A map of porer.tiaJ change ar~ wm be prepared. Di.5cuu nh.-mt project proposal trends .and iuues -in orde; to better undt"!!'$t:and the type of design and development issues th.at are enwzgtng within me City, we will diKuss the range or design issues and conununity C{lnCem5 that have ari--en Q;J:t or recent project pt'"oposals., sud; as. pan:el aggregation, building D"MSlng..lack. of useable open spac;?, poor treatment or publ!c at.,as, ttaff~ and parking, and unsuitable uses wj thin reside!".tiaj nelghboriloods. Ide...tified is.sue:; will be caregorized in to City-wide and district­ specific concerns. Review ctlttent z.oning requirements and typical street sbllduds -curn>nt .toning r~uirements for key residential and comm~rci.a1 ciesignations. as wen as typical sil"t!'et standa:-ds, will be reviewed u;d (.ompared with the CF AC's examples of the "best and brighresl"" places, Key discrepancies wiil be identified. 1.5 CPAC Meedng #2: Urban Design l£sues During trus meeting each CPAC ~mber will be asked to preser.t a limited number ,..r slides from t.netr "ID:es and dislikes" exercise and exp£ain to the gwup ~ they be1i~ve each phOto is important COL.'lments will be recorded and th€ gro'J p will be asked 10 ca t~rile lssues and tft€mes by dty-wide and district-,pedllC con.::~,. We will aiso break into district subcommittees 10 re ... [€w me "opportunities ilnd c::orutraints" maps th.,t CPAC members were asked 11:: prepare. E".a(h suocommittee i':iU!hen bt' as.ked to de\'eIop a "composi.te­ map showing the most imp<'lrta.nt qualities and i5s Ue5 £n their area. c Community Govenlance Policies and Programs (MIG) DUr',JIg this initial phase Df the rro}e<::t,. MIG will attE:nd and f'drticipat~ tn one o( the (PAC IT\Ceting~. They will aJ.so begin work on Task 1: Nldmtify Current CIty Proces~ for Community Participation in Poticy Ded3ion·Ma\Jns" as weI! as Ta5K 3: "A~sist the CPAC Governance and Comm'JrJty $erv[ces Subc:orrunitt.ee in [)e-1e!Opirtg Oro!fi. PCllicy and rrogram Options to be inclu.ded in the CPACs Phase 11 Document." T'Itis initial worx w[U ptirnarJy entail attendmg the projeLt start-up me-eting, gathering available information on eJllemptary citizen involvemt"nt programs, organizing and attending the CPAC meelir,g,.ar.d ~..m working with &.e CPAC subcomrruttee members to gather data. Buslness and Ecnnomics Policies a"d Programs <Economic & Planning Systems) Task L Review Existing Studies and Survey !he Area T01IlI MIG B~dget: $3,(}(j() EconOmic II: Planning S~tems (EPS) and members cE the PNject tc!am l'o"ill mee~ with City .staff to identify a..'"\d clarify rol~ and wo!'king zeU.!:ionsrups, to gain further iruights mto business. and ec.Joomk issues, and to gather all pertinent market. rmandal, and oth.er ~onomi' studies. We ~ill conduct a thorough review of this information in order Il) understand tIu;:-economic, fisG!l a.."\d poiicy con',e1l:t of the planning effort Next, EPS ",;0 conduct field survey.;. of hy distrIcts to understand the physical and economic aspects of the areas and 10 as~s pote:l tial asS€ts or liabilities ",,-hich may affect the economic development of ~ a.reas. During this il"itial phaSE of the proje:t, EPS will attend and participate in ooe rof the Track A Business and Economk:s rubcommitteelCPAC meetings. Total EP5 Budget; S4~OOO TOTAL BUDGET IHIS CO ..... 7.RA(J: $17,000 I tru:>t that this meets yryuc ~s. Flease can me or 5he:If')' if yeti hav.: any q'Ue;;.cions..