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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Statement 1988/03/22 Item 6COUNCIL AGENDA STATEMENT i Item 6 Meeting Date 3/22/88 ITEM TITLE: Resolution ~.3 7 ~o~ Approving Agreement for Consultant Services - Growth Management Program SUBMITTED BY: Director of Planning /_~u REVIEWED BY: City Managen;~' (4/5ths Vote: Yes No X ) On May 28, 1987, Council authorized staff to seek proposals from qualified firms to prepare a Growth Management Program. Over 70 firms were mailed copies of the Request for Proposals and five firms were selected for interviews and evaluations. The recommended firm is the team of WILLDAN and Associates and Infrastructure Planning and Finance. RECOMMENDATION: That Council adopt the attached resolution approving the agreement with WILLDAN and Associates and Infrastructure Planning and Finance. BOARDS/COMMISSIONS RECOMMENDATION: None. This report has been forwarded to the Planning Commission for information. • DISCUSSION: 1. Consultant Selection Process On December 21, 1987, an interview panel consisting of seven staff representatives from the City of Chula Vista, City of San Diego, County of San Diego and SANDAG evaluated the candidates' experience, capacity and qualifications to undertake the project. The five firms selected for interview were: a. Deloitte, Haskins and Sells b. Gruen Associates c. Peat Marwick and Goodkin d. VTN Southwest e. WILLDAN and Associates After the interview process and the ranking of each candidate firm, City staff further reviewed each firm's references and determined that WILLDAN and Associates and Infrastructure Planning and Finance possessed the best qualifications to carry out the project. ?_. Growth Management Program • The Growth Management Program will bring together a number of key components to properly manage the City's growth and development. The major elements will consist of the following: Page 2, Item 6 • Meeting Date-~7~7$$ a. General Plan Update (to be completed later this year including Growth Management Element); b. Public Facility Program and Phasing (Master Plans for transportation, drainage and sewer to be completed in FY 88-89); c. Quality of Life Threshold Standards (adopted by Council on November 17, 1987); d. Public Financing Program; and e. Development Monitoring and Control System (including computerized tracking of development and public facility construction). Some of the above elements are already completed or scheduled for completion this calendar year. The major work items to be prepared under this contract will be: a. Growth Management Element for General Plan; b. Public Financing Program; c. Public Facility Program and Phasing; • d. Development Monitoring System; e. Program Implementation Policies and Procedures. In addition to the Growth Management Program, a contract to prepare Phase II of the Public Facilities Plan will be forthcoming during the next several months. Phase II will consist of a detailed Master Plan of Drainage facilities and Master Plan of Sewerage Facilities for the City. Phase I of this work is nearing completion and it is contemplated that the current contractor will carry out Phase II. It is also worth noting that the Growth Management Oversight Committee is in the process of being estasblished. A Notice of Vacancy has been posted and letters have been sent out to civic organizations advising of available seats. Replies are due back April 1, 1988. This new Committee would be well suited to provide citizen input to the consultant team preparing the Growth Management Program. 3. Conclusion The proposed Growth Management Work Program is expected to require 9 to 12 months for completion of draft products with additional time, as required, for public review. Staff would anticipate periodic conference with the Planning Commission and City Council to provide program direction. FISCAL IMPACT: The estimated total project cost is $150,000. Funds have been budgeted in the FY 87-88 Capital Improvements Program Budget for this project. WPC 4867P