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A key challenge an this project is to determine how best to address bicycle traffic at bus stops, since Mile One.Streat has transit stops throughout its corridor. key optionsto be considered would minimize stoppage of elthervehicie or bicycle traffic, and maximize safety for bicyclists and pedestrians, If space allows. One Option Is depicted In this figure. .Project Funding Depending on the requfrements of the funding source(s), W tearh will provide all necessary documentation for regular reporting requirements CSG PROPOSALTO $MITA ANA MILE ONE PROJECT IIIIIIIQ tNitleGPINO ', UN{18C%J+1N0 C56IV&ONSIst the City an identifying O'aaeeptsjpr blcyde tape transktions near bus st©ps, Task Breakdown The scope of services for this project shall consist of the following major tasks, as described in more detail -below; • Task A—Project, Management and Coord natkrn • Task 8—CajtransLocal Assist$nceCoordination(If req uire d) • Task G - Data Collection • Task D r P,rollminery Design • Task C— Design. Devele'pment • Task F aid Package • Task G — Bidding Services Task Fl - Construction Support Services Task A - Project Managetnerit and Coordination Work performed under this task includes project management and administration, Including monthly invoicing, monitoring the project budget and.schpdule, supervision of inhouse staff and subconsultants, Implemeriting a QA/QC plan, and participating inprojoct meetings. It Is assumed that there will betwo project meetings during design, Other than coordination withthe:Cattrans Local AWstance Division for federal funding requirements, it is anticipated that the fallowing additional permit needs will be required for this project, which CSG will assist the City in obtaining permit approval. CSG has assumed that the following designrelatod meetings will be required, as outlined in the RFP: 1, Preliminary Design Progress Meeting 2, 30% Design Progress Meeting 3. 6kaa Design Progress Meeting A, FINAL Design Progress Meeting Public outreach CSG will prepare materials and lead two.publlc outreach meetings to present the proposed Improvements to the community. One public meeting will be held after three concepts have been prepared, to gather comments/feedback from the community, Following this meeting, the 30✓E submittal will be developed based on City and community feedback, before another public meeting is held, holding public meetings and seeking com-munity feedback early in the project design, prior to the development of the 60% submittal, will make the public feedback period more effective, by minimizing changes in the later stages of the design, which have greater impacts on project schedule and cost. CSG has assumed that the following public outreach•related meetings will be required, as outlined in the RFP; 1, Two Public Meetings 2. Bicycle and pedestrian Advisory Committee Meeting