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`EVERETT <br />Project title: Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for design of the California Street Pedestrian Bicycle Corridor <br />City Council Agenda Item Cover Sheet <br />Council Bill # <br />Agenda dates requested: <br />November 10, 2020 <br />Briefing <br />Proposed action <br />Consent <br />Action <br />X <br />Ordinance <br />Public hearing <br />Yes X No <br />Budget amendment: <br />Yes X No <br />PowerPoint presentation: <br />Yes X No <br />Attachments: <br />RFQ <br />Department(s) involved: <br />Public Works, Admin <br />Contact person: <br />Christina Curtis <br />Phone number: <br />425.257.8855 <br />Email: <br />ccurtis@everettwa.gov <br />Initialed by: <br />RLS <br />Department head <br />Administratio <br />Council resident <br />Consideration: Request for Qualifications <br />Project: California Street Pedestrian and Bicycle Corridor <br />Partner/Supplier: WSDOT/FHWA <br />Location: California Street between US 2 and Broadway <br />Preceding action: Plans & System Ordinance-3/18/2020 <br />Fund: Fund 303—Special Improvement Project <br />Fiscal summary statement: <br />The funding for the design phase of this project is $1,177,000 and the source of funds <br />will be a Federal Congestion Management Air Quality (CMAQ) grant in the amount of <br />$901,600 and local matching funds of $275,400 for a total of $1,177,000. <br />Project summary statement: <br />This project will complete design of a tier 1 bicycle facility in Everett's Bicycle Master <br />Plan, facility T1-C1. Design includes new bicycle facilities on California Street between <br />Broadway and Maple St, and from the intersection of California St/Maple St to the <br />bicycle trail near US 2 located at Hewitt Ave and Chestnut St. <br />The consultant team selected will have the opportunity to negotiate a Consulting <br />Agreement for the design of the project. Design completion is anticipated in 2022. <br />Recommendation (exact action requested of Council): <br />Authorize the Request for Qualifications for Design of the California Street Pedestrian <br />and Bicycle Corridor <br />