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BOLTON <br />& MENK <br />Real People, Real Solutions. <br />2.5 Preliminary Cost Estimate <br />Our team will develop a preliminary construction cost estimate that corresponds with the final <br />geometric layout, including a detailed breakdown of the main dollar project quantity items and the <br />required cost sharing for the proposed improvements. Our team has significant experience delivering <br />Cooperative Agreement and Joint Powers projects with MnDOT, counties, and local agencies. <br />2.6 Preliminary Staging Plan <br />Our team will develop various concept level staging alternatives that manage effective movement of <br />roadway traffic while maintaining efficient progress throughout construction. Staging concepts will <br />address traffic control needs for each stage of construction and include quantities and bid items for <br />temporary staging estimates for concepts. We will also provide a conceptual construction staging <br />schedule based on each of the concepts that are developed. <br />2.7 Official Map <br />Our team will prepare an Official Map for the recommended corridor plan for purposes of preserving <br />the right-of-way footprint for proposed improvements. A draft Official Map, in both paper and <br />electronic form, will be presented to the city project manager and county surveyor for review and <br />approval. We will incorporate requested changes from city staff and the county surveyor and prepare <br />the final Official Map for approval. Following Official Map adoption, we will provide the necessary <br />electronic and Mylar copies of the map to the county for recording purposes. <br />Task 3: Communications <br />The Bolton & Menk team will develop a strategic communications plan that lays out the timeline and <br />tactical methods to cultivate project understanding and consensus that supports the vision for the <br />Ramsey Highway 10 corridor. <br />We will work with the project partners to craft a dynamic campaign that effectively informs, motivates, <br />and moves to action many different groups. This type of effort requires an investment in tactical -level <br />tools and methods. We suggest the following elements for successful communication for this project: <br />• Project Branding (logo and consistent communications template) <br />• Video Creation (both full and "bite -size" for media use) <br />• Infographics/Visual Renderings <br />• Print Communications (Newsletters/Press Releases) <br />• Project Website (information hub) / Public Input Tool <br />• Social Media <br />3.1 Project Videos <br />We have found project videos to be a tactical tool in quickly communicating study details, consistent <br />messaging, and maintaining momentum and enthusiasm for a project. Project videos used at public <br />meetings allow detailed communication in a short amount of time and maintain focus of the group. <br />Releasing project videos online allow clear and consistent messaging to a large audience that can be <br />revisited throughout the life of the project. We will create 1 project video during Phase II capturing key <br />milestones in the study's progression that align with the planned open houses as follows: <br />17 <br />