Best Practice Design Guide Sample Clauses

Best Practice Design Guide. The Consultant will provide the Client with a brief Best Practices Guide (“Guide”) for the design and application of specific bicycle and/or pedestrian transportation facilities or treatments, hereafter called “topics.” The Consultant will coordinate with the Client to select up to 10 topics that will be addressed in the Guide. The Consultant will draw upon recent best practice guides, complete streets guides, and similar work it has done for a wide range of urban clients throughout the United States. Each topic will be shown on one or two pages, and will include a general description of the facility type/treatment, its purposes, suitability for various urban settings (i.e. street types and land uses), key design criteria, important considerations, benefits, and typical challenges. It is expected that topics may include Bicycle Boulevards, Buffered Bicycle Lanes, Separated / Protected Bicycle Lanes, Curb Extensions, Mid-block Crossings, Curb Ramp Designs, Wayfinding, or other bicycle or pedestrian treatments. Each topic will be illustrated with appropriate photos, plan view drawings, cross-sections or perspective drawings. Graphic elements will be limited to one or two graphics per topic. The Consultant will initially provide a list of acceptable topics that the Client will approve, then provide one draft of the Guide for Client (and stakeholder) review and comment, make revisions based on those comments, and submit one final Guide for inclusion in the final Program report document.