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3) Review and Amend Proposed Pedestrian and Bikeway Network and Support Facilities The Consultant will identify proposed pedestrian improvement areas to be included in the plan. Many of these improvement areas can be identified by referring to other City planning documents. The Consultant will identify typical improvements in these key areas. Many of the proposed bikeways in the 1997 Bikeways Plan have been built. The Consultant will review and amend those pedestrian and bikeway segments that have not been completed via the following tasks: a) Describe the various facility classifications using text and graphics. These facilities include Class IMulti-Use Path, Class II Bike Lane, Class III Bike Route, Sidewalks, Enhanced Crosswalks (i.e. bulb-outs, median pedestrian refuge etc). b) Provide a detailed description for each proposed project. This description will include the following: i) A discussion of the improvements that will be needed to implement each proposed project such as road widening, trails along flood channels, bridges, roadway crossing protection, parking removal, bicycle support facilities, changes in striping and traffic signal timing and detection; ii) The length of each proposed project; iii) Estimated construction cost of each proposed project. 4) Update Design Standards The Consultant will update the general design standards for bikeway and sidewalk design. A graphic of each of the items and text discussion of how the standards or recommendations should be applied shall be included. These standards will include, but are not be limited to, the following: a) Width requirements for all bikeway, trail and sidewalk classifications; b) Design of bike lanes and trails at intersections; c) Recommendations for bicycle detection; d) Recommendations for stripin ag nd signing; e) Recommendations for types of bicycle parking=placement of bicycle parking, and number of bicycle parking spaces for various development types. f) Standards for typical pedestrian improvements (i.e. bulb-outs, median pedestrian refuges, in-pavement lighted crosswalks, pedestrian traffic signal etc) 5) Review and Update Bicycle/Pedestrian Safety and Education Component a) Summary of Bicycle/Pedestrian Accidents -The City will compile a summary of bicycle and pedestrian accidents for years 1999 - 2002. Summary will include primary cause of the accident, and location of the accident. The Consultant will compare this accident analysis with the previous analysis and determine if there have been significant changes. b) List of Existin~Rules and Regulations -The Consultant will provide a list of existing rules and regulations regarding bicycle and pedestrian travel. Contractual Services Agreement Page 6 of 20 Revised 5-02