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EXHIBIT A <br /> Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan Update for the City of Pleasanton <br /> JD)r — - - ------1---n --------_ I <br /> TASK 1.DETAILED WORK PLAN&PROJECT TASK 2.STAKEHOLDER ENGAGMENT <br /> MANAGEMENT In our experience, creating a transparent planning <br /> Establishing good working relationships with our process to key stakeholders and members of the <br /> clients, maintain efficiencies, and staying on schedule community is critical to project success. We <br /> are important for the success of the Plan Update. understand that we would work closely with the BPTC <br /> Task 1.1 Kick-Off Meeting in particular over the course of the Plan Update. We <br /> typically find that there are three key points at which <br /> Fehr & Peers will facilitate a kick-off meeting with City public input is critical: identification of existing <br /> staff to review and finalize the project work plan and conditions and issues (Workshop #1), review of <br /> project communication plan. The kick-off meeting will proposed networks and priority projects (Workshop <br /> be our initial opportunity to "roll up our sleeves" and #2), and development priority project concepts and <br /> immerse ourselves in the project. <br /> finalized network (Workshop #3). We anticipate the <br /> Task 1.2 Biweekly Calls and Additional BPTC operating in a technical advisory committee type <br /> Coordination Meetings role for this Plan Update. As a result, we would expect <br /> We have found that creating an open channel of BPTC meetings to roughly parallel that structure and <br /> communication through the planning process is for the actual meetings to occur before each of the <br /> important for success. As such, we have budgeted for workshops. <br /> bi-weekly phone calls that can be extended or Task 2.1 BPTC Meetings <br /> converted to in-person meetings during heavy work Bringing along an active technical advisory committee <br /> periods. These meetings will ensure that the City has through the Plan Update process will be better inform <br /> consistent opportunities for feedback and input on the the Plan and help ensure that it reflects the needs of <br /> planning process. the community. We have anticipated up to four (4) <br /> TASK 1 DELIVERABLES meetings with the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Trails <br /> • Attendance at kick-off meeting, including meeting Committee through the course of the project. In our <br /> experience, advisory committee meetings occurring <br /> minutes. before the workshops allows that group to serve as a <br /> • Monthly invoices and progress reports. sounding board and to have an initial opportunity to <br /> • Bi-weekly phone calls with the City staff review and refine proposals before those go to the <br /> • Attendance at up to four(4) additional public. The BPTC meetings will generally be treated <br /> coordination meetings throughout the course of more as workshops, with opportunities for substantial <br /> the project input from the BPTC. Meeting #2 will focus on existing <br /> conditions and issues and opportunities. Meetings #3 <br /> will workshop network updates and confirming the <br /> prioritization approach. Meeting #4 will focus on the <br /> priority project concept development. <br /> STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY& FLOW <br /> Existipg Conditon`s & 2. Network Updates.& 3,: Priority ProjectContepts; <br /> Opportunities Prioriiation & Finalized Netwocic <br /> 8 a Y <br /> BPTC Meetings #1 & 2 BPTC Meetings #3 BPTC Meetings #4 <br /> 0 a a <br /> Public Workshop #1 Public Workshop #2 Public Workshop #3 <br /> FEHRtPEERS 7 <br />