a. Project Management i. Prepare a Project Management plan ii. Identify Project Management Team members iii. Develop final reports and documentation b. Community Engagement i. Coordinate with agency stakeholders ii. Conduct education and outreach with community stakeholders and the public, including persuasive communication on the economic, health, and environmental costs of caroriented development iii. Facilitate a community advisory group iv. Provide materials for online engagement c. Data Collection and Compilation i. Compile and review existing data, studies, and plans ii. Identify and analyze existing corridor conditions, including history of inequitable planning actions iii. Conduct walkability study iv. Perform environmental screening to identify potential environmental features and concerns for consideration in later phases of project development. d. Concept Development i. Identify recommendations that address existing conditions and provide for walkability, transportation accessibility, safe multimodal circulation, connecting members of the underserved community to jobs and amenities, and preventing displacement of legacy community members. Strategies may address land use and zoning, right of way and lane design, intersection operations/safety, lighting, parking, and access management.
