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Springville City is seeking statements of qualifications from multidisciplinary consultant teams to participate in the creation of an area plan for an area surrounding the 1600 South Corridor between the planned I-15 interchange and SR-51. 1600 South has long been the de facto southern boundary of formal development in Springville City. Development pressure is currently increasing as the Utah Department of Transportation plans for the construction of an I-15 freeway interchange at 1600 South. This new freeway access combined with the area's proximity to expanding development in Spanish Fork to the south has created new opportunities for the evolution of this corridor from a minor street with marginal land uses to a key center of growth in the city and region. The current Springville General Plan designates the area directly to the north of 1600 South as a mix of Industrial Manufacturing and Commercial with Low Density Residential beyond. South of 1600 South the future land use is designated as Industrial Manufacturing or Agricultural. Currently the area to the south is home to a variety of disparate land uses interspersed with agriculture. These uses range from scattered single family homes and storage units, to contractor yards and steel fabrication along SR 51 to an agricultural equipment dealer and a large automobile salvage business along 1600 S. To the north are found a concrete plant, single family subdivisions, marginal industrial and junk yard properties, and large agricultural areas.The study area is roughly 1,200 acres with about 300 acres already developed in single-family housing. The City reserves the right to reject submittals that fail to contain all required information or fail to follow the instructions contained in this RFQ. Question Submission Close Date 3/15/2021 10:00 AM MDT