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The trail corridor will connect city trails to the future Mississippi Bike Trail and hiking trails planned for Spring Lake Park. Proiect Tasks Friends of the Mississippi River (FMR) proposes to lead the effort to coordinate the development of concept -level plans for an interpretive corridor in Rosemount that extends from downtown to the Mississippi River. FMR will contract with the landscape architect and urban design firm Hoisington Koegler Group, inc. (HKGi) to work with key project stakeholders to develop conceptual designs for the interpretive corridor, accompanying graphics and preliminary implementation cost estimates. • For the full corridor, we will develop a schematic plan that identifies the varying "situations" or character zones experienced through the corridor. The character zones could vary from a fairly narrow street/trail corridor to a bridge underpass to an expansive ecological greenway corridor. The character zones will be graphically and pictorially depicted on the schematic plan. • For each situation or character zone identified along the interpretive corridor, we will develop a package of design vignettes. Each package of vignettes will be used to illustrate how the design of a character zone can become "interpretive infrastructure" that addresses a host of community values and needs rather than just the practical need of movement. Additionally, FMR staff will do the following: • Contact and/or meet with landowners in the proposed corridor to discuss the trail project and greenway implementation opportunities. • Organize a kick-off meeting and corridor tour with key stakeholders and local landowners. • Assemble cultural and ecological data for interpretive concept development. • Prepare a summary of restoration opportunities and recommendations within the corridor. • Organize a concept review work session with key stakeholders and local landowners. • Organize and publicize a community open house. • Review, edit and finalize all materials. • Present final plan to City for approval. Proiect Deliverables The following items will be presented to the City at the completion of the project: • Schematic plan identifying corridor location and s�q ggested character zones within the corridor • "Packages" of drawings /notes/budget parameters depicting up to 5 character zones • Digital versions of all materials prepared • Large - format boards as needed for meeting and open house presentations • Summary of all landowner outreach activities and the results • Summary of restoration opportunities and recommendations within the corridor Note: Large - format boards of final product is an additional service Proiect Budget The cost for this project and all of its deliverables is estimated at $26,365. Please see attached budget and timeline for details. Rosemount River Access Corridor Project Proposed workplan and timeline Month Task Oct Assemble a base map of the corridor, using mapping provided by the City and County Oct Corridor identification and planning Oct Plan project kick -off meeting w /corridor tour Oct -Nov 1 Landowner outreach Nov Hold kick -off /corridor tour w/ key stakeholders Dec Assemble historical, cultural and ecological data, and identify restoration opportunities Jan -Feb Prepare restoration opportunities and recommendations Jan Review data and prepare a pictorial and graphic corridor analysis Jan Identify the various character zones anticipated along the length of the corridor and prepare a corridor schematic plan identifying them . Jan Prepare up to five (5) "packages" of design vignettes for the character zones that could be communicated through text, sketches, cross sections and conceptual plans Feb I Assemble and print display boards for the vignette packages to include interpretive information compiled by FMR Feb Prepare construction budget estimates for the corridor Feb Organize/hold stakeholder concept review work session Mar Organize and publicize community open house Apr Present the concepts at a community open house Apr Based on open house feedback, make minor revisions to the concepts and assemble a digital version of the final concept package Apr Review final concept package; edit and finalize restoration opportunitie Apr Develop final written report on project May Produce copies /display boards of final plan May Present final concept plan to City for approval Rosemount River Access Corridor Project Proposed Budget Submitted 10/8/03 Item Cost Project management 630 Planning and stakeholder outreach 4,230 Coordinate design process, workshops and open h 2,430 Research interpretive information/restoration oppol 3,300 Prepare Corridor Concept Plan (landscape architec 13,600 Contingency 1,000 Copies/Printing 350 Mileage , 325 Meeting Supplies 400 Miscellaneous 100 PROJECT TOTAL 26,365 ' t I I 7 � I �Il Ir co i Ln BISCAYNEAt} �y� I YNEAVE 1 �,'- •��i L cn CD AVF ...../... .. .7. .; { ; O O o , o 0 i' CD C:) o C) C) % �y • ' ' t I I 7 � I �Il Ir co i Ln