Draft Project Memorandum #5: South Albany Area Plan Outline Sample Clauses

Draft Project Memorandum #5: South Albany Area Plan Outline. Consultant shall prepare “Draft Project Memorandum #5: South Albany Area Plan Outline” that identifies Project deliverables that will be included in the South Albany Area Plan and Project deliverables that will be included in Plan appendices or other documentation provided to the City. The outline for the South Albany Area Plan must identify elements critical for implementation of the vision for the Project Study Area, and will likely include recommended goals, land use designations, zoning, transportation facilities, and other policies or regulations. The Plan Outline in Draft Project Memorandum #5 must identify any Plan appendices with Project deliverables or other material provided to the City by this Project. Plan appendices must include Project deliverables that provide background data for the Plan or that can be considered for adoption by the City at a later date, including recommended revisions to development codes, facility standards, and funding mechanisms. Preparation of Draft Project Memorandum #5 must be based on guidance from the City about which Project deliverables to include in the South Albany Area Plan for recommendation to the Planning Commission and City Council, and which deliverables to include as Plan appendices or other formats for consideration by the City at a later date.
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