City Council Presentations Sample Clauses

City Council Presentations. The purpose of this task is to present project information to the public and City Council. Assumptions: • City will organize and schedule Council meetings. • City will take the lead during Council presentations. • Council presentations shall be up to two (2) hours and be located in Bend.
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City Council Presentations. The RAS team can provide a public presentation to the City Council, including data, charts, and all summary data to showcase the results of the pavement condition survey. Xxxx Xxxxxx has extensive experience preparing and presenting results of pavement and asset conditions assessments, as well as pavement budget scenarios and maintenance plans to Councils and Commissions as final reports. This is a standard scope that we provide to all our asset management clients. Xxxx has worked with County Commissions or City Councils with several agencies including Durham, NC; Pitkin County, CO; Pflugerville, TX; San Antonio, TX; Brownsville, TX; Indianapolis, IN; and Laredo, TX to name a few.
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City Council Presentations. The Professional shall plan to attend at least one meeting with City Council to present the final version of the Broadband Strategic Plan, where City Council will adopt the plan. EXHIBIT B INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
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City Council Presentations. The purpose of this task is to present project information to the public and City Council for ultimate approval of the recommended intersection control alternative. Assumptions:  City will organize and schedule Council meetings.  City will take the lead during Council presentations.  For budgeting purposes, it is assumed that Council presentations shall be up to two
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City Council Presentations. The HOK Team will present a summary of key study area recommendations and findings to the Arlington City Council for discussion and comment in up to two (2) meetings. The HOK Team will incorporate any City Council comments into the final report. Fee Summary Below is a summary of the fees and expenses to complete the scope of work defined. Task Cost Task 1 – Project Initiation and Project $20,766.00 Task 2 – Community Outreach $37,288.00 Task 3 – Inventory – Existing Conditions, Plans and Data $23,694.00 Task 4 – Plans, Strategies and Recommendations $33,032.00 Task 5 – Final Report and Final Presentations $16,566.00 Grant Total Project Cost $131,346.00 Project Schedule Below is a summary of the project schedule. Task Estimated Date Project Initiation Meeting October 2012 New York Avenue Corridor Committee Meeting 1 Inventory and Existing Conditions/Market Study November 2012 Council Committee Meeting 1 Inventory and Existing Conditions/Market Study November 2012 Community Event 1 Inventory and Existing Conditions/Market Study December 2012 New York Avenue Corridor Committee Meeting 2 Plans, Strategies, and Recommendations February 2013 Council Committee Meeting 2 Plans, Strategies, and Recommendations February 2013 Community Event 2 – Plans, Strategies, and Recommendations March 2013 New York Avenue Corridor Committee Meeting 3 Final Recommendations April 2013 Council Committee Meeting 3 – Final Recommendations April 2013 Community Event 3 – Final Recommendations May 2013 Draft Report for Review June 2013 Planning and Zoning Commission Presentations July 2013
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