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L. M. N. O. Prepare a written draft of the CHARLOTTE master plan report including executive summary, county-wide action plan, planning components, countywide summary, sub-district chapters, and appendices. Additionally separate chapters including will be included for the City of Concord, the City of Kannapolis, the Town of Harrisburg, and the Town of Mt. Pleasant. These separate chapters will include action plans specific to each municipality. Present the preliminary draft of the master plan report to the Project Steering Committee for review and approval (fee based on one meeting in Cabarrus County). Conduct public workshops to present and gain input on the draft master plan, in locations to be determined within the 6 sub-districts (fee based on 6 workshops on six different nights and attendance by LS3P - SEE SECTION VII - COMPENSATION). Coordinate with state, county, regional and town recreation organizations. Prepare a priority model to reflect statistical priorities for the entire service district and each sub- district. Prepare a prioritized action plan and implementation strategy for the overall County and specific municipalities for review and approval by the Proj eot Steering Committee. Identify capital projects and prepare a capital improvement cost statement reflecting proposed parks and facilities as well as improvements to existing facilities. Present final draft master plan report and findings to the Project Steering Committee, and City Councils and Board of Commissioners for review and approval (fee based on one meeting in Cabarrus County). Prepare the final written report and graphics including all master planning data and publish for distribution. IV. PEDESTRIAN/BIKEWAY MASTER PLAN A. Data Gathering and site familiarization visits, and kickoff meetings will be conducted concurrently with II- A, B, and C. The geographic area studied will include Cabarrus County in its entirety, the Towns of China Grove and Landis and that portion of Kannapolis that lies in Rowan County. B. Public Meeting as described in II-D will incorporate discussions on bike and pedestrian access. C. Initial Steering Committee Meeting (to be held concurrent with item II.D site visit trip. D. Bike / pedestrian subcommittee meeting held to discuss focus of this portion of the study (to be held concurrent with item II-D site visit trip. E. Project Area Familiarity, studying existing documents, including UNC Charlotte graduate student project. Review projects in progress that may affect this plan. This will include meeting with staff from the various divisions that may be studying engineering, utilities, and street improvements, among other studies related to growth and access. F. Public Workshops. In each of the public workshops held in the preliminary planning services (2 public workshops, item II-F) bike and pedestrian access will be discussed to discover potential destinations and linkages. G. Bike/pedestrian Subcommittee Meeting to review and discuss destinations and linkages and discover a conceptual routing plan. The consultant will review, on site, each of the destinations and the potential linkages routing. This will take place over a three day intensive site visit. H. Findings from the Bike/pedestrian Subcommittee Meetings will be incorporated into the development of the Public Opinion Survey (item V) I. Review public survey to discover additional public criteria for bike/pedestrian plan. J. Destinations and linkages will be incorporated into the Preliminary Master Plan Report (II-L). ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE LAND Planning LS3P ASSOCIATES LTD 24 NORTH MARKET ST. SUITE 300 CHARLESTON, SC 8435774444 FAX 843.722.4789 WWW.LS3P.COM 29401 Ls3p~ls3p corn