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Attachment A REQUEST FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES The City of Roseville Community Development Department is seeking quotes for professional services to create the Regulating Map and Plan for the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area. BACKGROUND The Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area of Roseville has been a high priority for the City for the past 20 years. In 2007 the City established the Urban Design Principles, a set of guidelines for redevelopment predicated on pedestrian connectivity and formed-based development. Recently, the City adopted a new Comprehensive Plan (2009) and a new Official Zoning Map, which identified the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area as Community Mixed Use (CMU). The City also adopted new "form based"' zoning regulations for the CMU district as well as the other zoning districts. However, the unique feature of the CMU district and the purpose of the Request for Professional Services is that the CMU district,, in addition to its specific design standards and other regulations, requires a Regulating Map. Much like a zoning ordinance includes technical requirements specific to each zoning district and in some instances specific uses, the Regulating Map and Plan is considered the technical document for the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area and as such will replace the 2007 Urban Design Principles. SCOPE OF WORK The development of the Regulating Map and Plan for the CMU district will include the following tads.- Task 1: Introductory Meeting -fleet with City staff to review scope of work and define overall direction and guidance, as well as the basic assumptions for preparing a working draft regulating map and plan. Task 2: Kick-Off Meeting —fleet with City Council to discuss the process, review nuances of a Regulating Map, and to obtain guidance and direction on the important principles that should be incorporated into the map and plan. Task 3: Draft Map and Plan — Prepare an initial draft to address text and graphic definitions for building location, height, frontage, setbacks, parking, uses and criteria defined in the CMU district. Task 4: Work Session 41 —fleet with City staff to review the draft map and plan, and prepare for Community Open House. Task 5: Community Open House — conduct and facilitate an Open House for the general community to review and gather feedback on the draft map and plan. Task 6: Work Session 42 —fleet with staff to review and discuss feedback from the Community Open House and make necessary revisions. Task 7: Revised Draft Map and Plan — based on feedback from Community Open House and direction from the Community Development Department,, prepare the Proposed Twin Lakes Regulating Map and Plan. Task 8: Public Hearing with Planning Commission — Attend and present the Proposed Twin Lakes Regulating Map and Plan for consideration and recommendation to the City Council.