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this property. It wauld be determined at the above meeting how the survey/questionnaires would be best made available to the public, e.g. websites, newspaper, radio, and/or at the public meeting. CONSULTANT will then meet with representatives of the broader community to get a better understanding of what is happening in the region, what the needs of the community are, and how the park can best serve the region. CONSULTANT will also solicit ideas about what will make this park distinctive while maintaining its broad appeal. Should the survey/questionnaire be available to the public prior to this meeting, CONSULTANT will review the results at this meeting. CONSULTANT will begin drafting a program to meet OWNER's goals and incorporate the results of the survey/questionnaire. CONSULTANT will develop a theme for the parkas it emerges and takes shape from the brainstorming sessions with the different groups. From this CONSULTANT will develop a family of uses and amenities to serve OWNER's goals, the community's goals and develop the park's theme. CONSULTANT will determine what kinds of facilities the OWNER will need and their components, such as parking, buildings and maintenance, and how big they should be to support OWNER goals and objectives. The vision, goals and objectives, theme, facilities, uses and amenities will be compiled into a draft program. CONSULTANT will assemble, where needed, a series of conceptual images of certain site amenities to illustrate the program elements. Products of the Research andAnalysis Phase: a site analysis plan and a written program with conceptual images. CONSULTANT will attend two full days of meetings, and two site visits in this phase during which; • CONSULTANT will present the Site Analysis, Program and Synthesis Alternatives to the Park Planning Committee, outlining their pros and cons, and evaluating with them their merit. • CONSULTANT will then meet with representatives from the community to reveal/review the results from the survey/questionnaire, and to da the same as above. • CONSULTANT will meet with the Architect for a charrette to develop a visual concept for the architecture for the park. • CONSUTLANT will obtain the services of an Environmental SUSCONSULTANT to perform a thorough site walk to become familiar with the location of wetlands, streams, threatened and/or endangered species/communities. Indentify special communities so as to provide the greatest potential for enhancement or for education to include in the master planning. Provide report of findings. Master Planning Phase Conceptual Master Plan After receipt of the Park Planning Committee's input, and input from the community, CONSULTANT will design one Conceptual Master Plan, which may combine elements from several alternatives in a way that best meets OWNER's needs and fits the site most sensitively. The Conceptual Master Plan will show building footprints, major park features, and a series of bubbles for other facilities, linked together by vehicular pedestrian and service circulation, all drawn to scale. CONSULTANT will work with the Architects to begin to develop architectural concepts for the park's key buildings. A-2 Cabarrus Co SE Park Attachment number 3 G-9 Page 532 of 627