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ATTACHMENT B SCOPE OF SERVICES  Update standards for typical pedestrian improvements (i.e., bulb-outs, median pedestrian refuges, enhanced lighted crosswalks, pedestrian traffic signal, etc.).  Update crosswalk criteria to include Prioritization Policy that will address citizens’ requests and program the project implementation.  Update information concerning accessibility issues.  Update information on creek trail standards.  Add any other best practices that can further enhance and improve the Design Guidelines. • Update Trails and Bikeways User Map o The Consultant will update a user friendly, easy to read user map that will indicate suitability ratings and the location of all trails and bikeways, as well as support facilities (i.e., bicycle parking) and recreation and activity centers. If the bikeway numbering system is decided to remain in the Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan, the Consultant will update Route/Trail numbers which are consistent with that of the City of Oakland and County of Alameda. This map will be distributed to the public as a guide to local trails and bikeways.  One side of the map will have the locations of the trails and bikeways while the other side of the map will have educational tips regarding bicycle safety and rules, and other pertinent information to be determined by City staff and the Consultant. • Format and Deliverables for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan o It is the responsibility of the consulting team to provide a first draft (initial), second draft (administrative draft), third draft (public review), and a fourth adopted or final version of the Citywide Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan. In order to reduce printing costs, all documents will be primarily distributed to the public in PDF format. All deliverables and work produced by the consulting team for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan, whether in hard copy or electronic form, is public record and the property of the City, and may be freely copied, modified, and distributed. o Electronic Format  All documentation shall be submitted to the City in a compatible electronic format to include Microsoft Word and Portable Document Format (.pdf). Administrative Draft and later versions shall include a “redline” copy which identifies any changes or deletions from the previous version. The draft and final Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan will be distributed for comments in a digital format and be made available for download from the City website. City staff shall be responsible for the cost of printing, mailing, and distributing all public notifications. The City shall provide printed copies of the plan upon request for public and outside agency comment through the Printing Services division. o Print Format  A minimum of thirty printed copies in a loose-leaf binder format and one reproduction copy (un-punched) shall be provided for the third draft (public review) and final (adopted) versions. These printed versions shall be used by