Bureau of Parks and Recreation ( Sample Clauses

Bureau of Parks and Recreation (. Parks"). Under the coordination of the City's Project Manager, Parks' planning and capital projects development, and forestry section shall provide services as described below: Assign a single Project Coordinator/point of contact for all work performed under this Agreement, and coordinate all work, budget and information under this Agreement with the City's Project Manager. Review plans for street trees and monitor existing street tree removals and new street tree installations. Review plans for landscaping installation in City right-of-way.
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Bureau of Parks and Recreation (. Parks") 1. Assign a single Project Coordinator/point of contact to participate in City’s review of State-prepared Project design and supplemental environmental review deliverables and relevant technical team meetings related to City- owned park and recreation facilities, and coordinate all work, budget and information under this Agreement with the City's Project Manager. 2. Review and provide input on State-prepared Project design plans for street trees and landscaping in City ROW per City Code Tile 11. Services to monitor existing street tree removals, new street tree installations, and landscaping installation in City ROW are not part of this Agreement and will be addressed in a future construction-phase agreement. 3. Review and comment on State-prepared Project design plan documents for improvements affecting City Parks' properties in the Project area. 4. Review State-prepared Project design plan documents for consistency and coordination with planned and existing trail locations and connections. 5. Coordinate with BDS Planning and Zoning on any required permits or land use reviews. 6. Assist in resolving and finalizing the development agreement(s) needed for future greenway connectors. 7. Coordinate with the design-build Bridge contractor to complete any necessary Non-Park Use Permit (NPUP) process and trail diversion or detour plans as needed. 8. Assist in the development of a range of development concepts/scenarios (e.g. open space, mixed use residential, community commercial, interim uses), considering elements identified in the community visioning process during the Independent Highway Cover Assessment.
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Bureau of Parks and Recreation (. Parks") 1. Assign a single Project Coordinator/point of contact to participate in City’s review of State-prepared Project design and environmental review deliverables and relevant technical team meetings related to City-owned park and recreation facilities, and coordinate all work, budget and information under this Agreement with the City's Project Manager. 2. Review and provide input on State-prepared Project design plans for street trees and landscaping in City ROW per City Code Tile 11. Services to monitor existing street tree removals, new street tree installations, and landscaping installation in City ROW are not part of this Agreement and will be addressed in a future construction-phase agreement. 3. Review and comment on State-prepared Project design plan documents for improvements affecting City Parks' properties in the Project area. 4. Review State-prepared Project design plan documents for consistency and coordination with planned and existing trail locations and connections. 5. Coordinate with BDS Planning and Zoning on any required permits or land use reviews.
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