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%0 VVithe Fs Rave rel <br />No <br />1,3'A !PrCuEe.YGUt Success. <br />SECTION III - Preliminary Conceptual Plans <br />Task 1 - Alternative Conceptual Plans <br />After consultation with CLIENT staff and project stakeholders during the kick-off meeting and facility <br />programming, the CONSULTANT will develop up to three (3) conceptual site design alternatives for each park <br />and will present these concepts to CLIENT staff and stakeholders for review. These options will identify/locate <br />program and activity spaces, amenities, pedestrian walks and trails, circulation patterns, wayfinding and signage, <br />connections/relationships to surrounding neighborhoods, potential landscape enhancement, and storm water <br />management concepts, if applicable. <br />The CONSULTANT will also prepare up to three (3) building conceptual design alternatives for layout of a <br />multipurpose gymnasium principally designed for volleyball, basketball and gymnastics. The building alternatives <br />shall accommodate, at a minimum, three (3) volleyball courts and gymnastics training facility including foam pits. <br />Conceptual design alternatives will also be prepared for group shelters and a prototypical restroom facility. <br />After review with the CLIENT, the CONSULTANT will refine (if needed) the design alternatives in preparation for <br />review by stakeholders and the general public. <br />Task 2- Public Open House <br />The CONSULTANT will facilitate one (1) informational open house to gather input and comments on the <br />different conceptual plans. Each concept for each park will be presented with analysis graphics, rendered <br />conceptual plan, character sketches, amenity photographs and anticipated park program details. The open house <br />will be conducted with formal and informal sessions to allow participation and discussion. The CONSULTANT <br />will coordinate the time with the CLIENT. The CLIENT will arrange for the meeting facility and advertise the <br />meeting to local residents, businesses and stakeholders. Results and'a summary of comments from the meeting <br />will be shared and discussed with the CLIENT to determine the design direction of the Final Master Plan. <br />Deliverables for each Park (paper and .pdf formats): <br />► 24 x 36 hand -drawn, black and white alternative plans for each park and building alternative (for review) <br />► 24 x 36 hand -drawn, color rendered alternative plans and building alternatives for each park <br />► 24 x 36 colored plans of character sketches and/or amenity photos for each park and building alternative <br />► Summary memorandum of comments and findings from public presentation <br />SECTION IV - Final Master Plan <br />Task 1- Final Master Plan Design <br />Using feedback gathered during the alternative concept planning effort and the open house, the preferred <br />alternative park and building concepts will be refined into a single draft master plan for review by CLIENT and <br />stakeholders. Important issues to be addressed at this level will include the scope and location of site elements <br />and potential phasing opportunities. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and CPTED (Crime Prevention <br />through Environmental Design) compliance techniques will be employed. In an effort to expedite permitting of <br />future construction documents, the CONSULTANT will discuss specific design ideas with CLIENT staff to <br />coordinate permitting issues with plan implementation. <br />C.T. Sloan & Kiwa.nis Children's Park Master Plans WR No. 2170770.10 <br />12.14.:.7 Pzge 4 <br />