10-16-21 Town Hall Meeting Adopted MinutesATTENDANCE:
Present:
Also Present:
MINUTES
Town Hall Meeting
Saturday, October 16, 2021 - 10:00 AM
Jordan Park
Ellen Glasser, Mayor - Seat 1
Bruce Bole, Commissioner - Seat 2
Michael Waters, Commissioner - Seat 3
Candace Kelly, Commissioner - Seat 4
Brittany Norris, Mayor Pro Tem / Commissioner - Seat 5
Shane Corbin, City Manager (CM)
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Glasser called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m.
TOPIC FOR DISCUSSION AND PUBLIC COMMENTS
A. Complete Streets
PCDD Askew presented a PowerPoint on Complete Streets, a proposed transportation
policy designed to create safe and accessible streets (which is hereto attached and made
part of this official record as Attachment A).
Discussion ensued regarding how the Complete Streets policy would affect road
construction projects, the usefulness of the Complete Streets checklist, safety of Mayport
Road, school bus stops, and ideas for increased bike safety on Beach Avenue.
Commissioner Norris suggested implementing an engineer study to evaluate traffic on
Main Street and Donner Road in support of the Complete Street initiative. Mayor Glasser
acknowledged the tremendous contributions PCDD Askew and the Planning and Zoning
Department have made to the City of Atlantic Beach through the Complete Streets and
Resiliency projects.
CM Corbin discussed the handout from AE Engineering, Inc. proposal for Donner Road
Design Review and Comments (which is hereto attached and made part of this official
record as Attachment B) and the Complete Streets Planning and Initial Design Concepts
for Main Street (which is hereto attached and made part of this official record as
Attachment Q. CM Corbin spoke regarding additional projects including chicanes, an
artificial narrowing of the road used to reduce vehicle speeds. Traffic engineers will audit
the traffic controlling devices implemented by COAB and determine if they are meeting
the desired outcomes and offer constructive feedback. CM Corbin discussed the
evidence of neighborhood support as a governing factor in creating a thoughtful process
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regarding requested traffic calming devices and spoke regarding the importance of data
in determining priority outcomes. Commissioner Norris suggested implementing
solutions that encourage accountable driving and recalled how citizens parking their cars
on Main Street has resulted in the calming of traffic.
CM Corbin discussed parking concerns/projects that would benefit from a traffic
engineer study including Ahern Street, Sherry Drive at Atlantic Beach Elementary, in
addition to Donner Road and Main Street.
Attachment A
Attachment B
Attachment C
2 PUBLIC COMMENTS - OPEN TOPIC
Jane Stevens expressed gratitude for the painting of the curb along the south side of Penman
Road and increasing safety for bikers. She also suggested painting a strip of reflective paint on
the Seminole Road sidewalk to illuminate the path.
Dee Davis, Jordan Community Center Manager, spoke regarding the opportunities and
challenges of the Jordan Park Community Center after school program. Discussion continued
regarding center procedures and certification requirements as well as next steps going forward.
ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Glasser adjourned the meeting at 11:30 a.m.
Attest:
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Donna L. Bartle, City Clerk
Date Approved: V///.2.2
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Ellen Glasser, Mayor
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Complete streets is a transportation policy and design approach that requires streets to be
planned, designed, operated and maintained to enable safe, convenient and comfortable
travel and access for users of all ages and abilities regardless of their mode of
transportation.
PE
Complete"
Streets"?
Space for
PEOPLE
Curb ramps,
crosswalks, and curb
extensions to make it
easy for pedestrians
to cross streets and
access destinations
Space for
E
BII(ES —"
Designated
connected routes
and low -stress
facilities that support
people riding bikes,
e -bikes and scooters
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A�
Space for
CARS
Traffic calming
measures and design
cues to encourage
slower speeds and
driver awareness of
vulnerable road users
Space for sPar 'for
MASS SHARED
TRANSIT MOBILITY
Bus pullouts,
shelters, transit -only
lanes, and signal
priority to create
transit -friendly
roadways
Designated curbside
space for shared bike
and scooter parking
that separates users
from traffic, and
keeps sidewalks clear
and safe
Space for
CREATURE
COMFORT
Street furniture,
parks, public art,
lighting and public
green spaces
that promote
gathering and
social interaction
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WHY COMPLETE STREETS POLICY (CSP)?
Makes COAB safer
Priority of Commission and LEED roadmap top 10
recommendations
Helps incorporate recommendations from the Connectivity
Plan
Provides a framework for staff to review projects
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RECOMMENDATIONS:
Resolution adopting Complete Streets Policy
` Complete Streets Policy
Staff check list
Application for bicycle and pedestrian safety
measures (complete streets projects)
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CSP
Defines CS, high need area and transportation project
Whenever possible all transportation projects provide CS
Coordination with city depts. (Ping., PW, Police and
Engineering)
Wherever possible create a network of paths that connect
with transit, residential area, commercial areas and schools.
Coordinate with other agencies jurisdictions
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CSP
Implemented in all n'hoods especially high need areas
CS reflect with context character of surrounding built
environment
Those streets not designed as HNA — residents can
apply for review for complete streets projects
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: EXCEPTIONS TO CSP
-Not permitted by law or other gov. agency
Absence of current or future need
Cost excessively disproportionate to current future
need over the next 20 yrs.
Ability to request an exception —must be approved by
Commission
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CSP - PERFORMANCE MEASURES -
DATA COLLECTION
�v Mileage of new paths (multi -use, sidewalks, trails, etc.)
➢# curb ramps
# of new trees
# signage (ped./bike)
Traffic conflicts with ped./bike
# of children walking or biking to school
VMT
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REPORTING
Baseline for performance measures
Summary of transportation projects (emphasis on high need areas)
µ # of new trees
`- #signage (ped./bike)
Traffic conflicts with ped./bike
�- # of children walking or biking to school
VMT
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APPLICATION FOR PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLIST SATFEY MEASURESS
City of Atlantic Beach
800 Seminole Road
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
The following is a request form for pedestrian and bicyclist safety measures. Each request must contain the completed
information as indicated.
Each request must provide the name of the street on which a study is requested and the boundaries of the street
segment. Boundary limits may change at the discretion of the City. Traffic studies will be conducted within the
boundaries indicated. Please use the street names for boundary limits, not block ranges.
Requested Street:
Boundary Area FROM:
Boundary Area TO:
tt tteyutstri Wove :s>,dtb !>:C.
Houndan Area:
Smith %arre1 From V Ave_
To: r Ave.
Benwary of Sndv AM In
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1. Pedestrian and bicyclist safety measures devices will be available only on residential streets
carrying fewer than 1,200 vehicles oer day.
2. Pedestrian and bicyclist safety measures devices will be available only or, streets that have a
designated speer I i reit of 25 mph as determined in accordance with State Law., and no rr. o re th a r,
one traffic lane in each direction_
Pedestrian and bicyclist safety measures devices will not be installed on any street where 95t'
percentile speeds are less than 30 rnph_
�=. Pedestrian and bicyclist safety measures devices will not be installed on any street designated as a
truck route or a transit route.
5. Pedestrian and bicyclist safety measures device= �,:Jll not be installed on any street as to which
there is, in the judgement of the City staff, inadequate vertical and horizontal alignment and sight
distances to allow for safe instillation -
6. Pedestrian and bicyclist safety measures devices will not be installed on any street that is a primary
access route for emergency vehicles and v4ould cause, in the judgment of the City staff,
unacceptable delay in response time to emergencies_
7. Pedestrian and bicyclist safety measures devices will.only be installed if 55% of the owners of
residences on the proposed street where the pedestrian and bicyclist safety measures devices (one
vote per ownership) is proposed_ Residents must be registered voters of Atlantic Beach.
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Provide evidence of neighborhood support for the participation of the program- The attached form c an
be Esse =or this request- Evident of support rust within the study area as identified in 5ectian A.
Add tional copies of this page may be submitted to secure the rept -red nV--n r of signatures_
We undersigned c-., nLrs and resident -s of
hereby offer
our suppo-t For our neighborhood_' participation in the pedestrian and bicyclist safety measures study -
Secure signature from re, dents at least representing at least 559 of property owners along the
effected street_ (only one signature per property_) Residents signing this farm must be registered
voters of Atlantic Beach (copies of this form may be made if additional pages are needed)-
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City of Atlantic Beach
Complete Streets Checklist for Staff
Project Name:
Does the project provide a rnain route to a ::significant destination?
Street Type:
Yes
Average Daily Traffic:
Explanation and Date of Comment
Truck volumes
(estimated percentage',;:
Design Speed:
Land Use:
ESTABLISHING PRIORITIES: A 'Yes" ans}giver to any of these questions identifies the project as one
in ,,,-hich high priority and consideration should be provided for. including Compete Sheet Elements_
Environmental Context and Connectivity (pedesttrarr. b.c,ce. arzd transal accommodat�onil)
Does the project provide a rnain route to a ::significant destination?
Checklist Consideration
Yes
No
Explanation and Date of Comment
ParkfRecreatior; area
School
Shopping!'Commercial Area
Communittj facility
Gth er_
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Does the project
provide access across a natural or man-made barrier?
Checklist Consideration
Yes
No
Explanation and Date of Comment
Natural feature
provide a similar level of
On -road trail facility
Man-made feature
convenience and connecW ?
Other.
Does the project provide conlinudy or connectivity links for an existing trail or a path nehfrork across the city?
Checklist Consideration
Yes
No
Explanation and Date of Comment
Off-road trail facility
Riqht-of-Way
provide a similar level of
On -road trail facility
UnImes
convenience and connecW ?
Other.
Environmental
Checklist Consideration
Yes
No
Explanation and Date of Comment
Are there nearby routes that
Explanation and Date of Comment
Riqht-of-Way
provide a similar level of
UnImes
convenience and connecW ?
Environmental
Constraints
Are there constraints to consider in reviewing this project for possible inclusion of Complete Streets elements?
Constraint Type
Yes
No
Explanation and Date of Comment
Riqht-of-Way
UnImes
Environmental
Funding
Maintenance
EYjsting Condition
Other
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COMPLETE STREETS ELEMENT REVIEW: For each of the sections below. indicate whether a
Complete Streets Element is or is not included Provide an explanation of the element to be used or
rationale why the element is not being included.
Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety measures
Does the road,%.ay design consider elements to improve safety for pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists'7
Checklist Included Not Explan:a:t:io:i:iand Date of Comment
Consideration Included
-Narrower driving lanes
Lane reduction
Reduced areas
Other
Pedestrian Facilities (list pedestrian counts - if available.
Reduce pedestrian crossing distance at intersections ;;here high motor vehicle counts
and high pedestrian counts are expected
Checklist Included
Consideration
Not
Included
Explanation and Date of Comment
Pedestrian bridoe
Sidewalks
Curb bump -outs
Crosswalks
Other
Doess it provide appropriate
pedestrian accommodation in accordance . ith Atlantic Beach')
Checklist Consideration
Included
In Not
ded
Explanation and Date of Comment
Sidewalks
Crosswalks
%Aid -block crosswalks
Buffers between roade.ay
and sidewalks
Lighting
Street furniture
Oth er
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Budget
Completed
Has the city budgeted for this project?
Checklist Consideration
Yes
No
Explanation and Date of Cornment
Pari of a larger prcposec°
construction project
Part of a maintenance
-budget
ther
-Other-
Completed by:
Date:
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Suggestions
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Civil Engineering • CEI • Construction Management
October 1, 2021
Shane Corbin, City Manager
City of Atlantic Beach
800 Seminole Road
RE: DONNER AVENUE DESIGN REVIEW AND COMMENTS
Dear Mr. Corbin:
As requested, please see the attached scope of services to provide design to the City of Atlantic Beach
for the local road Main Street.
Our firm services include Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI), Material
Testing, Planning services with specialized work in Transportation Planning, Strategic Funding
including Grant Writing, Project Management, and Reimbursement/Funding Assistance, Asset and
Infrastructure Maintenance, Permit Inspections, Building Code Inspections, Bridge Coatings, and
Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) inspections.
We are proud to partner with our subconsultant DDEC led by Traffic Engineer Uyen Dang P.E.. DDEC
brings successful, thoughtful and creative approach and design that has led to successful municipal
construction projects.
For this assignment our services consist of:
• Review Donner Avenue design for mobility and complete street opportunities
AE Engineering is excited to provide support services to the City of Atlantic Beach on this contract and
future opportunities. Please feel free to contact me to discuss the details of the proposal at your
convenience. Thanks again for this important opportunity.
Sincerely,
Roderick Myrick, P.E., President
219 N Newnan Street, 4th Floor *Jacksonville, Florida, 32202
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Continuing Services Contract
Scope of Services
The scope of services for this contract includes providing Planning and Engineering staff to assist the City of
Atlantic Beach on tasks (outlined below), on an hourly basis not to exceed the presented budget. Tasks are
presented in a step by step format and time reflects meetings with local staff and leadership. We only bill for time
used and tasks assigned. Task 5 additional services are at the discretion of the city and will not be performed until
after Task 1 through 4 are complete and directed by City staff to do so.
Scope of Services: City of Atlantic Beach Complete Streets Targeted Review of Engineering Design
Project Location: Donner Avenue Reconstruction Project
Time: 1 week
Task 1: Review Donner Road design project to incorporate complete streets elements for pedestrian and bicyclist
safety and enhanced mobility
• Conduct a site visit, review existing traffic pattern, and land use pattern.
• Review crash data and traffic data (if available)
• Recommend speed reduction and speed control strategy such as traffic calming devices
• Recommend additional signage and pavement markings to enhance the intersection of Sandpiper and
provide complete streets connectivity
• Review utilities and construction feasibility
• Prepare technical memo and exhibits
Time & Budget Table
Task
ID
Elements
Task Detail
Estimated Time
(in hours)
Budget
1
Review existing
conditions
• See above detail
24
$5,620
a. Hourly Estimate Total:
24
a. Contract Rate:
Estimated Fee:
$ 5,620
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Continuing Services Contract
Professional Services Agreement: Task Order
Client:
Project: Agreement Date:
City Of Atlantic Beach
Complete Streets, Main Street
Title: Director of Planning
Project number:
Attention: Shane Corbin
Email:scorbin@coab.org Contract Title:
Signature:
Continuing Services Contract
This task order is made between AE Engineering Inc. (Consultant) and the City of Atlantic Beach (City)
for services in connection with the project above. In consideration of the existing agreements with the
City, the City and Consultant agree to the task order as follows and not to exceed amount:
TOTAL INITIAL AMOUNT .......... $_5,620
A. SCHEDULE
Job Description Amount
Complete Streets Implementation Review Donner Road design project
Planning & Initial Design, Main Street to incorporate complete streets
elements for pedestrian and bicyclist
safety and enhanced mobility
B. CORRESPONDENCE To ensure prompt response, email all correspondence to the appropriate contact
listed below.
Signed contracts, Notices, Correspondence:
Attn: Heather Neville, AICP
Email: HNeville@AEEngineeringlnc.com
Attn: Catherine McLeod, Contract Manager
Email:CMcleod@AEEngineeringinc.com
C. All terms and conditions of the existing continuing services contract not modified here in shall
remain in force and effect
Consultant
AE Engineering Inc
Client
City of Atlantic Beach
Signed by: Heather Neville
Signed by: Shane Corbin
Title: Director of Planning
Title: City Manager
Email: hneville@aeengineeringinc.com
Email: scorbin@coab.com
Signature:
Signature:
21Pis ,_,r ' P.t_"
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Civil Engineering • CEI • Construction Management
October 15, 2021
Shane Corbin, City Manager
City of Atlantic Beach
800 Seminole Road
RE: COMPLETE STREETS PLANNING & INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPTS, MAIN STREET
Dear Mr. Corbin:
As requested, please see the attached scope of services to provide Complete Streets Planning & Initial
Design to the City of Atlantic Beach for the local road Main Street.
Our firm services include Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI), Material
Testing, Planning services with specialized work in Transportation Planning, Strategic Funding
including Grant Writing, Project Management, and Reimbursement/Funding Assistance, Asset and
Infrastructure Maintenance, Permit Inspections, Building Code Inspections, Bridge Coatings, and
Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) inspections.
We are proud to partner with our subconsultant DDEC led by Traffic Engineer Uyen Dang P.E.. DDEC
brings successful, thoughtful and creative approach and design that has led to successful municipal
construction projects.
For this assignment our services consist of:
• Initial planning and concept review
• Alternative corridor concepts, stakeholder engagement, commission presentation
• Planning Grant Application narrative development
AE Engineering is excited to provide support services to the City of Atlantic Beach on this contract and
future opportunities. Please feel free to contact me to discuss the details of the proposal at your
convenience. Thanks again for this important opportunity.
Sincerely,
Roderick Myrick, P.E., President
219 N Newnan Street, 4th Floor •Jacksonville, Florida, 32202
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Continuing Services Contract
Scope of Services
The scope of services for this contract includes providing Planning and Engineering staff to assist the
City of Atlantic Beach on tasks (outlined below), on an hourly basis. Please see below an outline of our
expected services followed by associated hours and fees for consideration and approval. We strive to
meet expectations on time and under budget. Should funds be available, other tasks can be performed
as identified.
Scope of Services: City of Atlantic Beach Complete Streets Targeted Planning & Preliminary Design
Project Location: Main Street
Task 1: Review existing conditions of existing planning documents, traffic analysis, comprehensive plan, bicycle
network, parking policy and other functionality of the corridor.
• Review existing and future land used of the Main Street neighborhood boundaries
• Review census data and identify mode priority
• Conduct a site visit and parking counts for daytime, night time and weekend along the project limits
• Identify business and residential stakeholders adjacent to the corridor
• As-builts research
• Collect traffic data
• Review available commentary, commission minutes or other available public input regarding Main Street
and community mission regarding Complete Streets
Deliverables: Existing conditions memo
Task 2: Provide alternative corridor analysis for complete streets, intersection improvements and connectivity
nodes
• Provide circulation and cut through pattern of Main Street
• Prepare traffic calming alternatives and strategy that align with adopted community objectives
• Prepare and implement public engagement strategy for target stakeholders
• Prepare exhibits and conduct a corridor workshop for commission leadership
Deliverables: Initial design alternatives and workshop presentation materials
Task 3: Provide preliminary planning document
• Prepare preliminary design concept
• Prepare typical sections and rendering
• Identify funding sources for short-term and long-term
• Prepare NFTPO project scope and/or grant support documentation and submittal package as identified
and agreed upon by local staff and leadership where required
Deliverables: Planning document, typical sections and rendering
Other tasks:
• Prepare project website and communication strategy to engage stakeholders in Complete Streets
Workshop findings
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Continuina Services Contract
Time and Fee Table
Task
ID
Elements
Task Detail
Estimated Time in
hours
Total Time in
Hours
1
Review existing
. Review existing and future land
conditions
use of the Main Street
neighborhood boundaries
• Review census data and identify
mode priority
• Conduct a site visit and parking
counts for daytime, nighttime
and weekend along the project
limits
• Identify business and residential
stakeholders adjacent to the
corridor
• As-builts research
• Collect traffic data
• Review available commentary,
commission minutes or other
available public input regarding
Main Street and community
mission regarding Complete
Streets
• Deliverable, Existing Conditions
Memo
2
Provide alternative
. Provide circulation and cut
corridor analysis for
through pattern of Main Street
Complete Streets
• Prepare traffic calming
alternatives and strategy that
align with adopted community
objectives
• Prepare and implement public
engagement strategy for target
stakeholders
• Prepare exhibits and conduct a
corridor workshop for commission
leadership
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3
Provide preliminary
planning document
• Prepare preliminary design
concept
• Prepare typical sections and
rendering
• Identify funding sources for short-
term and long-term
• Prepare NFTPO project scope
and/or grant support
documentation and submittal
package as identified and agreed
upon by local staff and leadership
where required
Deliverables: Planning document, typical
sections and renderings
a. Contract Rate
Estimated Fee:
$ 44,960
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Continuing Services Contract
Professional Services Agreement: Task Order
Client:
Project: Agreement Date:
City Of Atlantic Beach
Complete Streets, Main Street 10/1/2021
Title: Director of Planning
Pro'ect number:
Attention: Shane Corbin
Email:scorbin@coab.org Contract Title:
Signature:
Continuing Services Contract
This task order is made between AE Engineering Inc. (Consultant) and the City of Atlantic Beach (City)
for services in connection with the project above. In consideration of the existing agreements with the
City, the City and Consultant agree to the task order as follows:
TOTAL INITIAL AMOUNT .......... $44,960
A. SCHEDULE
Job Description Amount
Complete Streets Planning & Initial Task 1 Review existing conditions
renderings, Main Street Task 2 Provide alternative
corridor analysis for complete
streets
Task 3 Provide preliminary
planning document
B. CORRESPONDENCE To ensure prompt response, email all correspondence to the appropriate contact
listed below.
Signed contracts. Notices. Correspondence:
Attn: Heather Neville, AICP
Email: HNeville@AEEngineeringlnc.com
Attn: Catherine McLeod, Contract Manager
Email:CMcleod@AEEngineeringinc.com
C. All terms and conditions of the existing continuing services contract not modified here in shall
remain in force and effect
Consultant
AE Engineering Inc
Client
City of Atlantic Beach
Signed by: Heather Neville
Signed by: Shane Corbin
Title: Director of Planning
Title: City Manager
Email: hnevilleCabaeengineeringinc.com
Email: scorbin@coab.com
Signature:
Signature:
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5 25000 S 185.00r
14000
S 120.00 5
110.00
Task 1: Review existing conditions of existing planning documents, traffic analyst; comprehensive plan, bicycle network, parking policy and other functionality ofthe corridor.
5 150.00
140.00
S 95.00
Review existi ng and future land used of the Main Street neighborhood
boundaries
1
1
1
Review census data and identify mode priority
1
1
Conduct site visit and parking counts for daytime, nighttime and
weekend along the project limits
4
4
Identify business and residential stakeholders adjacent to the corridor
2
Asbuilts research and coordination
2
Collect traffic data
6
5
Prepare Existing Conditions Memo
2
8
8
Sub Total Hours
3
22 0
21
0
0
0
0
0
0
Sub Total Fees $
855.00
$ 5,500.00 $ -
$ 3,885.00
$ -
$ - $-
Total Task 1 $
10,240.00
Task 2: Provide alternative corridor analysisfor complete streets, intersection improvements and connectivity nodes
Provide circulation and cut through pattern of Main Street
2
2
Prepare traffic calming alternatives and strategy
4
2
Prepare and implement public engagement strategy for target
stakeholders
4
8
8
Prepare exhibits and conduct a corridor workshop
4
4
4
4
Project Stakeholder Workshop
4
4
4
4
4
4
Presentation to Commission Meeting
2
2
Sub Total Hours
4
20 0
22
16
0
0
8
0
4
Sub Total Fees $
1,140.00
$ 5,000.00 $ -
$ 4,070.00
$ 2,240.00
$ - $
-
$ 1,200.00
$ -
$ 340.00
Total Task 2 $
13,990.00
Tisk 3: Provide preliminary ptmnhV document
Prepare prel iminary typical section concept
8
4
40
Prepare typical sectionsand rendering
8
40
Identify funding sources for short term and long term (Estimating and
prepare project scope)
2
8
4
Prepare MPO grant documentations and submittal package
8
Sub Total Hours
2
24 0
16
80
0
0
0
0
0
Sub Total Fees $
570.00
$ 6,000.00 $ -
$ 2,960.00
$ 11,200.00
$ - $
-
$ -
$ -
$ -
Total Task 3 $
20,730.00
Other Tasks: Prepare project website with marketing strategy to engage
stakeholders
40
40
Sub Total Hours
0
0 0
0
40
0
40
0
0
0
Sub Total Fees $
-
$ - $ -
$ -
$ 5,600.00
$ - $ 4,800.00
$ -
5 -
$ -
Total Task 1 $
10,400.00
Total Fee $
44,960.00
Total Fee and Add Alternate $
55,360.00