This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Los Altos Hills, California. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

The City of Los Altos is requesting proposals from qualified professionals to prepare a comprehensive Downtown Parking Strategy. The Strategy will build on other recent and ongoing downtown plans and studies to articulate and catalyze a new future for parking downtown. The Strategy will include a coordinated toolkit of strategies as well as a phased action plan and will help operationalize short-term and long-term improvements while ensuring that downtown can realize its vision for growth, multimodal access, and economic vitality. The proposal should consist of the following tasks and any other tasks the consultant team finds necessary to achieve the above stated goals: 1. Kick off meeting and site visit with City staff to review the scope of work and timeline. City staff will provide a complete set of all technical information at this time. 2. Review previous studies, existing land use codes and policies, site maps, and other relevant information. 3. Conduct a parking inventory and occupancy counts within the downtown study area over a multiday period. 4. Host community/stakeholder meeting(s) and other appropriate alternative outreach methods to seek input from downtown property and business owners and the greater community on parking needs in the downtown. 5. Evaluate current and future parking supply and demand conditions within the study area based on projected build-out of known projects within the downtown, parking inventory and occupancy count results, and land use codes and policies. 6. Prepare a draft Downtown Parking Strategy which includes a coordinated toolkit of strategies as well as a phased action plan that will operationalize both short-term and long-term Improvements and code/policy revisions. 7. In conjunction with City staff, present draft strategy to the City Council for final approval. Attendance at a minimum of five public meetings with advisory and decision-making bodies should be included in the scope of work. The method of contract has not determined at this time.