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RFP No. 21-001 for Pre Approval Accessory Dwelling Unit Plans Design Path Studio Proposal 4. WORK PLAN (cont.) a. Evaluate the minimum square footage requirements for each space in the proposed unit type including, kitchen, living room, bedroom(s), and bathroom(s), as applicable. These spaces would be incorporated in each, studio, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, and 3 bedroom plans (This proposal does not include garage conversion plans, due to the number of unknown site and building conditions of existing structures). b. Consult with city staff to develop an understanding of how homeowners can easily modify the plans to accommodate an ADU on their existing property. Our goal would be to provide options for incorporating the ADUs into various existing conditions while complying with current building codes in order to create a flexible integrated design that accommodates life safety and a cohesive flow to the floor plans. For example, bedrooms would need to be placed opposite the area of the tie into and existing structure in order to allow for egress from bedroom windows to the exterior. c. Create one to three conceptual floor plans with corresponding exterior elevations for each unit type (studio, one -bedroom, two -bedroom, three -bedroom) for city review and comment. We will present these options in the form of sketches to help visualize the different concepts in an efficient manner, and then select which of these concepts will be developed into the eight final plans. d. Using suggestions from staff we will identify the most logical plan for each unit type. These plans would then be incorporated into the design development phase of the project. 2: Design Development Deliverables: Floor Plans, Elevations, and Building Sections a. Refine the selected floor plans and elevations for each unit type in CAD with necessary clearances, dimensions, and life safety aspects required by the current codes. b. Generate building sections which correspond to each floor plan and elevation for each unit type. The development of building sections will consider standard framing methods, size requirements from span tables outlined in the building code, and other various code minimum requirements. The size of the framing members will further dictate the overall building envelope for each ADU. c. Evaluate and incorporate standard conventional framing details on a conceptual level for each ADU unit type. A conscious effort will be made to standardize the construction details for simple integration into existing structures. 3: Final Building Plan Set Deliverables: Final Set of Building Plans Foundation plan with conventional design for footings and slab construction. An option will be provided for a raised foundation with a crawl space in the event an existing house Design Path Studio + checkerboardSTUDIOS - Page 10