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Task 1.2 Base Maps. Jones & Stokes Associates will utilize the parcel-based GIS
data currently maintained by the City as the basis for all GIS data
generated by this project. Using GIS data provided by the City, Jones &
Stokes Associates will prepare a base map and template for the graphics to
be used in this element. All GIS data prepared for this contract will be
provided to the City in an ArcView shapefile format.
Phase 2. Administrative-Draft Element
During this phase, Jones & Stokes Associates team will collect and review existing
documents and data, conduct specified field work for biological resources, coordinate with
appropriate City staff and state/federal regulators, and conduct public workshops on the element
update.
Task 2.1 Collection of Existing Data. Jones & Stokes Associates and Crawford,
Multari, and Clark will collect the existing literature and data needed to
describe existing conditions and evaluate and update the element
components. Sources of data will include the City; regional, state, and
federal agencies; organizations;consultants working on projects within the
planning area; California Polytechnic University; and other publicly
available resources.
Task 2.2 Staff Coordination. Jones & Stokes Associates and Crawford, Multari,
and Clark will coordinate with appropriate City departments to help
identify issues and opportunities that should be addressed in the updated
element.
Task 2.3 Agency Coordination. Jones & Stokes Associates will coordinate with
state and federal regulators in order to identify issues and opportunities
that should be addressed in the updated element.
Task 2.4 Field Data Collection. Under this scope of work, Jones & Stokes
Associates will send abotanist and wildlife specialist to the planning area
to assess habitats within the planning area. See"Level 3. Analysis,
Evaluation, and Integration"presented earlier in this scope of work or
details.
Task 2.5 Public Workshops. In order to gain additional understanding of the
resources within the planning area and the concerns held by the public,
Jones & Stokes Associates will conduct two public workshops. One
workshop would be held on the same day as the meeting of the City's
Natural Resources Advisory Group.
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