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MTC/City of San Leandro Bay Fair BART Transit Village Specific Plan EIR Funding Agreement Page 6 Task 5: Alternatives Analysis The consultant will prepare a minimum of three draft long-term alternatives or visions for the TOD/PDA plan, assess the feasibility of implementing each alternative with a focus on the identified opportunity sites. Supporting maps (i.e., land use, circulation, density/form) for each alternative must be included. Photo-simulations and visual massing studies are highly recommended for each alternative if feasible, but are required for the preferred option. The alternatives should include an analysis of potentially incompatible land uses and resulting consequences/issues. For the purpose of policy discussion and environmental assessment, the alternatives will contrast different land use compositions and development intensities. A detailed breakdown of the development potential under each land use alternative will be prepared. The consultant will also prepare preliminary pro forma analyses to test the feasibility of specific development options on key opportunity sites, including an assessment of incentives and other policies required to meet the housing needs identified in Tasks 3 and 4 above. Staff and consultant will solicit input from interested developers to test the market and financial feasibility of the land use alternatives. The PDA Profile Report, Community Involvement Strategy, Alternatives Analysis and Market Demand Analysis will be presented at a community workshop for public education and initial feedback. Following public input and based on the findings of the Alternatives Analysis, a Preferred(Development)Alternative will be identified. Deliverable#5a: Alternatives Analysis Memo Deliverable#5b: TAC Meeting—Agenda/Meeting Materials and Minutes Deliverable#5c: CAC Meeting—Agenda/Meeting Materials and Minutes Deliverable #5d: Community Workshop — Agenda/Meeting Materials and Summary of Feedback Task 6: Multi-modal Access and Connectivity This plan or report will identify pedestrian access and circulation patterns, bicycle access and circulation plans,transit connectivity, and auto circulation routes. The consultant will prepare strategies for transportation demand management(TDM) improving bus access to rail stations and frequency of feeder services (in consultation with transit providers) as well as pedestrian, bicycle and auto access and safety. Multi-modal connections between the transit stations and higher density housing, surrounding neighborhood amenities, activity nodes (including outside of the planning area), and open space should be emphasized. Opportunities for new and/or improved non-auto connections should be identified. Deliverable#6a: Multi-modal Access and Connectivity Plan/Memo Task 7: Pedestrian-friendly Design/Placemaking & Accessible Design Guidelines