Background Materials Collection Sample Clauses

Background Materials Collection. Working with the County’s Project Team, we will collect relevant background materials and critical data for review and use throughout the project. Methodologies for acquiring requested data not immediately at-hand will be discussed during the Kickoff Meeting (Task 1.2). The materials to be requested will include, but may not be limited to: General Information Short and long range strategic plans (departmental as well as County-wide taken from the Santa Xxxxx County web-site.) Department organization charts and mission statements, including values & visions Department Service Strategies Plan/Operations Plans Departmental headcount trends County budgets for the last 10 years Current budget (draft or approved) Previous related studies and reports Site maps and aerial photos, as available Demographic trends data for the County GIS data pertaining to Santa Xxxxx County holdings Establish the targeted planning timeframe(s) EXHIBIT D to PFA COUNTY OF SANTA XXXXX: FACILITIES NEEDS ASSESSMENT SCOPE OF DELIVERABLES Facilities Information Current department occupancy by facility (square footage allocations) Floor plans, CAD or hard copy format (as needed) Evaluation of the former San Xxxx City Hall Building Parking: structures and lots (locations, stall counts, employee/visitor allocations) Current space guidelines Owned property summaries prepared by client team containing general property and building information (based on Gensler-provided template) ADA Transition Plan Recent (last 3 years) real estate analysis and planning due diligence Deliverables: Tracking list of requested background information and delivery status County Responsibilities: Provide background materials or contact names from whom materials can be gathered
Sample 1
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Background Materials Collection. Working with the County’s Project Team, we will collect relevant background materials and critical data for review and use throughout the project. Methodologies for acquiring requested data not immediately at-hand will be discussed during the Kickoff Meeting (Task 1.3). The materials to be requested will include, but may not be limited to: General Information  County strategic plans  Department organization charts and mission statements  5-year historic headcount and square footages by department  County budgets for the last 10 years  Current approved budget  Previous related studies and reportsSpace standards (current and discontinued)  Real estate indebtedness information  Floor plans, CAD or hard copy format (as needed)  Site maps and aerial photos, as available  GIS data files  Health Agency Services customer home address information (for GIS analysis)  Employee home address information (for GIS analysis)  Site utilities and infrastructure information including sewer, water, gas, electric, phone, site drainage (for major campuses)  Existing traffic reports  Regulatory, policy and jurisdictional information Facilities Information  Current department occupancy by facility (to be validated by Consultant team)  Operating costs by owned facility  Existing appraisals and valuations of owned facilities  Parking: financial, real estate, and debt information; stall counts  Lease documentation for facilities and parking (existing and projected rent and cost schedule, length of term, number of parking spaces, etc.).  Facilities condition assessment information
Sample 1

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