Big Darby Accord Town Center Master Plan Consultant Proposal

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page 2 town center client group 17 January 2008 Sincerely, Donald K. Carter, FAIA FAICP President Enclosures
urban design associates i introduction The proposal that follows is a response to the Request for Proposals, dated 26 November 2007, issued by the Big Darby Accord Town Center Client Group. The purpose of the plan is “to prepare a detailed development plan for the Town Center within the framework of the Big Darby Accord.” The plan will incorporate recommendations on level and type of development, land use, infrastructure, storm water management, transportation, phasing, and financing. Particular attention to sustainable development practices, water quality, and environmental protection will be integral to the planning process. The outline of the proposal is: » Executive Summary » Statement of Understanding of the Issues » Consultant Team/Consultant Qualifications » References » Scope of Services » Fees » Timeline » Client Group Support The consultant team has depth and breadth of experience and has worked together on projects similar to the Big Darby Town Center Master Plan across the country. ii executive summary Understanding of the Issues As stated in the Plan document: “The Big Darby Accord Plan is intended to serve as a multijurisdictional guide for development and conservation. The Plan represents a long-term vision and general land use for the future that brings together multiple interests in an effort to protect and preserve the watershed while providing guidance for managed growth.” Dual strategies for conservation and development permeate the Plan. For instance, the Plan Framework, based on the “plan drivers” of by-right development and utility and site capacities, led to “the creation of a general land use plan that promotes a sustainable land use pattern and locates the highest amount of development in areas that are less sensitive and within close proximity of centralized sewer and regional transportation systems.” One of the “early action” recommendations of the Plan was to initiate a master planning process for the Town Center that “would establish a more specific vision for the development of the Town Center and would provide a detailed set of recommendations including level of development, infrastructure requirements, design guidelines, and phasing.”
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