Regulatory Environment Analysis Clause Samples

Regulatory Environment Analysis. In coordination with the City’s current zoning update initiative, the Consultant Team will review and analyze existing land use codes for the corridor to determine areas for improvement and make recommendations for policy and code changes. Zoning overlays should also be addressed in this analysis, with an emphasis on Form-Based Code. Deliverables: • Summary of Market Demand and Redevelopment Incentives Analysis • Summary of Redevelopment Opportunities and Challenges Analysis • Summary of Regulatory Environment Analysis • Recommendations from Land-Use Analysis • Zoning and Development Code Review and Analysis • Proposed Zoning Overlays including Recommendations for Modifications and/or Proposed Development Incentives/Strategies • Form-Based Code Recommendations The Consultant Team will prepare a Draft Division Street Corridor Master Plan document compiling the work outlined in the previous tasks. The following will be included: • Case studies of successful programs and implementation strategies pertinent to the City of Arlington • Existing Conditions Analysis • Transportation Infrastructure Improvement Analysis • Land Use Revitalization Strategies • Implementation Plan and Table of Action Steps • Appendices including public input summaries, cost estimates, maps, etc. The Consultant Team will submit the draft plan to the DCAC, PRC, and the public for review. The final draft plan will be made available in paper and digital form. The digital form will be made available on the project website for easy download. Deliverables: • Draft plan (digital and hardcopy) The Plan should integrate comments from focus group and public meetings. The Plan should include, but is not limited to the following: an acknowledgment page, a table of contents, list of figures and tables, an executive summary, the findings of all the tasks in Phase One through Five, conclusion, appendices, and a glossary. The PRC will review the document and provide comments before the consultant finalizes the plan. The report will be high-quality with clear images and illustrations with written text that is free of typographical and grammatical errors. All maps and tables will be properly cited and contain keys when appropriate. The consultant will apply its internal quality assurance controls to achieve a high quality report. Neither NCTCOG nor the City of Arlington will undertake quality control for the report. The Consultant Team will provide a series of documents and materials that can be used to ...