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Vl. Project Schedule <br />The following is a general timeline that will be followed to hire a firm. Once a firm <br />has been selected, the actual planning schedule will be solidified. Proposers shall <br />provide a detailed work plan that addresses all major tasks and milestones to be <br />accomplished throughout the process. <br />Task Timeframe <br />Distribute consulting services RFP <br />Select consulting services firm <br />Execute contract with consulting services firm <br />Solicit nominations for citizen team <br />Solicit public input through surveys, public forums, citizen team, <br />to <br />Parks and Recreation Commission, etc, to identify the Parks <br />and Recreation needs, desires and interests of the community <br />September, 2008 <br />October, 2008 <br />October, 2008 <br />November, 2008 <br />Dec. 2008 <br />April 2009 <br />Formulate prioritized recommendations for park system acquisitions, May -June, 2009 <br />improvements and services <br />Complete individual Park Master Plans July -- Oct_, 2009 <br />Present draft plan to Parks and Recreation Commission Oct/Nov., 2009 <br />Present final plan to the Parks and Recreation Commission December, 2009 <br />Present to City Council January, 2010 <br />Present final plan to City Council February, 2010 <br />It is expected that upon a contract award the consultant will begin work immediately in a <br />manner that is consistent with the final work plan developed in cooperation with and <br />approved by the City of Roseville. The final work plan will include detailed methods and <br />milestones, incorporate expectations described in the RFP, and the scope of work (see <br />Section III above) and follow a "Best Value Procurement" approach. Work shall be <br />completed by February, 2010 and will consist of a final draft suitable for public display <br />and presentation. It is expected that the consultant will regularly meet with City staff to <br />ensure the project is progressing in a timely manner, to keep lines of communication <br />open, and to determine if there is anything the consultant needs from the City. <br />Page9 of 18 <br />