20201006 Regular City Council Meeting - Packet (3) October 6, 2020
Item 12
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Vision
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A zoning transition ■ ;■■�
of the West side of
the City of Vernon
from Industrial e ag ■ ■j ' ' ` ' ;
manufacturing and
warehousing to .
leading-edge state- { at
of-the-art modern
mixed-use.
Presentation Overview
1 . Background
2. Proposals vF �
3. Finalists
4. The Contract
5. Closing
" T hi s pl an i s t he st ar t i ng pa nt of a 30-year pr ooess"
D. W al 1 9/ 30/ 2020
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Background
How did we get here ?
Date Activity / Outcome / Direction
4/8/2020 City Administrator facilitates meeting with staff...explores vision.
4/13/2020 Director of Public Works prepares draft scope of services for RFP.
4/21/2020 City Administrator presents concept to City Council.I J--I ---,�
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5/19/2020 City Council approves RFP. ��'; �;:L`■��� '��
5/19 to 7/1/2020 RFP Submittal Period.
7/1 to 8/20/2020 Staff internal review.
` 8/20 to 9/14/2020 Agreement development.
Proposals
Firm Total
Eleven responses to the RFP were received.
Respondents were asked to address five specific Psomas $890
tasks. The table presents proposals from the highest
to lowest total cost MIG $713
Gensler $607
Five Specific Tasks Dudek $524
Task 1 & 2 *Coordination COV and Consultant SWA $494
Concurrent *Community/Stakeholder Outreach Willdan $494
*Baseline Studies Arroyo $486
Task *Specific Plan Development J KA $459
Concurrent *Preparation of Program EIR
W HA $400
Gruen $378
Based on their proposals, MIG, Dudek and Arroyo
were advanced to the interview phase. TG+P $280
Interview - Three Finalists
On Thursday 8/20/20, a City
panel evaluated Zoom
presentations by the three
finalist.
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2:30pm Arroyo
After an energetic review by the
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panel, consensus was reached • rr :" :
Arroyo presentation
on Arroyo as the best fit. .- ,�. r `��� 8/20/20 2:44pm
C-General Scope of Work
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1 . Creates a Specific Plan
1..2.Idon"ry City Goals and
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2. Revises the Housing Element
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4. Term
5. Cost
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