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As part of the master plan re nement process, WGI will provide the City an updated opinion of construction cost for all items included in the updated master plan.
Public Involvement
Planning and creating public spaces that t the needs of the citizens of the City will depend upon strong community input and participation. The WGI Team has an experienced and innovative public involvement team dedicated to listening to the wishlists and requirements of community members and City o cials, working to integrate their ideas into the nal recommendations.
The goals of our public involvement team are to:
❱ Inform and educate the public concerning the project’s planning and design by sharing factual, understandable, and timely information
❱ Ensure that all interested citizens and o cials have means to participate in and in uence project decisions
❱ Find creative ways to respond to ideas, concerns, and issues while maintaining the standards of the project’s scope and funding limits
❱ Build consensus and community support for plan recommendations imagineclearwater DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING SERVICES
As a nal step in the public input process, we will include a summary with backup information clearly identifying the results of the public sessions.
To provide the most e cient design process and reduce the design sched- ule as much as possible, numerous tasks of the inventory and analysis, the master plan re nement, and the public involvement will be overlapped and accomplished at the same time.
Plan Development
Upon completion of the master plan re nement, our team will begin devel- oping two to three conceptual designs to review with the City. Typically, we will prepare renderings of conceptual plans along with other visual aids in a presentation format to review with our clients. Graphics provided in this phase will include plans, sections, elevations, perspectives, vignettes, and im- age boards. This allows our clients to study alternatives and select preferred designs and elements.
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