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CITY OF SAN LEANDRO SAN LEANDRO GENERAL PLAN UPDATE AND EIR EXHIBIT A: SCOPE OF WORK AND COSTS additional count data to supplement the intersection counts described above. Consultant will develop a baseline LOS for each mode that can be used to inform policies on Complete Streets and MMLOS. Consultant will then conduct the same analysis for the 2035 Proposed General Plan project to identify changes in multi- modal LOS for each mode. Kittclson will prepare a narrative report on existing transportation and mobility conditions in San Leandro. As appropriate, Barry Miller will contribute to this report to document other transportation issues which may be covered in the General Plan. This will include documentation of 2010 Census (or American Community Survey) data pertaining to travel habits and auto ownership in San Leandro,including number of vehicles per household,journey to work,and median commute time. This information is important in determining the need for programs for persons without access to a car, as well as public transit and para- • transit. 4.5 Park, Recreation,and Open Space Data Barry Miller and The Planning Center I DC&E will prepare an overview of park, recreation, and open space conditions in the city. The overview will build on the summary previously prepared for the 2002 General Plan, updated to address current conditions and issues. The update will rely on field observations, information from City staff, and information from relevant plans and budget documents. The data collected here will be utilized for the EIR and also will provide the foundation for updating the "parks/open space" section of General Plan Chapter 5,Open Space,Conservation,and Parks. The narrative will include a discussion of park facilities, underserved areas and underrepresented facility types,and planned improvements. It will also include an overview of recreational programs and unmet needs. The text will address the role of facilities outside the city limits and the importance of facilities operated by other entities,including the East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD) (Oyster Bay,Lake Chabot,etc.). Current efforts to manage and plan for local open space areas will be described. Joint use agreements between the City and the two school districts also will be addressed. Facilities will be mapped to provide context for the reader. 4.6 Conservation Data The Planning Center I DC&E and Environmental Collaborative will collect data necessary to support the"Conservation"portion of the Open Space,Conservation, THE PLANNING CENTER I DCBE 16 MARCH 3.2014