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Roseville Parks and Re(:reation <br /> Project Approach <br /> Pro)ect Management and Partnership <br /> � <br /> Roseville Parks and Recreation (RPR) seeks an experienced, professional research team that <br /> specializes in survey research to provide expert consultation on and implementation of a <br /> community survey to incorporate the perspective of residents in a system-wide master plan update <br /> and parks and recreation development and investment implementation plan. Simply being experts <br /> in content or research methods does not guarantee that an organization can produce a research or <br /> evaluation study that is useful to clients. We understand that planning for the best deliverable will <br /> begin with close collaboration with RPR. At the outset of this project, we will seek to clarify the <br /> purposes of the project, identify the key contacts and stakeholders and learn the personal, political <br /> and geographic contingencies that will influence the work. We know that you have already been <br /> working with a citizen's group for quite some time, and want to integrate this project with the <br /> work that has already been done. <br /> We will collaborate with RPR to develop a detailed scope of work for the survey. The <br /> questionnaire that is developed should reflect important issues as assessed by key stakeholder <br /> groups and will cover numerous topics, likely including service quality assessments, resident usage <br /> rates, resident program/facility awareness, resident needs and priorities, support for or opposition <br /> to potential parks and recreation funding efforts, and more. <br /> We have experience coordinating input from staff, councils and other stakeholders, whether that is <br /> working with one contact from RPR (whom you choose as the prime contact) or setting up <br /> structures and timelines to communicate with several people and organizations within the <br /> community. When input is needed from many people or groups, we have used methods such as <br /> conference calls, in-person meetings or workshops, key informant interviews and Web surveys of <br /> stakeholders to gather feedback in a quick, but thorough way and ensure everyone has a chance to <br /> chime in. <br /> Page 5 <br />
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