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MnDOT Contract No. 1028386 Work Order No. 1 Exhibit B Detailed Scope of Work and Deliverables 7 Targeted Social Media The consultant team is adept at creating social media messaging and ad campaigns that increase the visibility of projects and can be targeted to specific audiences based on zip codes, demographics, and other appropriate categories. The consultant team can track and analyze social media analytics to ensure effectiveness throughout each project’s efforts. Social media ad campaigns are a cost-effective means of sharing information and promoting engagement opportunities. This tactic will be applied on this study as well to increase engagement and get at the core users of TH 10. TASK 4 – DATA ASSEMBLY AND ACQUISITION The consultant team will collect, assemble, and organize available data from the Local Government/Agency, State, and other study partners. The data will be used to develop a base map depicting all existing conditions and will be used to conduct the study analysis and concept alternative development/refinements. This base mapping exercise will need to consider the length of the overall corridor and the subarea context that will be needed to tend to respective issues appropriately. As a minimum, the following will be collected: 1. Digital base maps and parcel data 2. Zoning, land use, and comprehensive growth plans 3. Infrastructure data and soil/drainage conditions 4. Local Transportation Plans 5. Visual observations of access locations 6. Existing geotechnical information – soils classification 7. Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) operational information 8. State access management classifications 9. Most recent Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) data for the local and regional systems 10. Readily available intersection turning movement counts from recent studies in the area (i.e., 169 Redefine and Kelley Parkway/Twin Lakes Road project) 11. Crash data for the most recent five-year period for which data is available 12. Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plans 13. Transit route data for adjacent roadways 14. Traffic signal timing data, where necessary 15. Roadway construction history 16. Floodplain elevations and contour maps 17. Sherburne and Anoka County lidar data 18. Right of way, typical section data 19. Major utilities (utility facilities that one might want to avoid) 20. Intersection lighting information This information will be presented to the study stakeholders, which will guide the development of the project goals, concepts, and facilitate the community engagement process. TASK 5 – CORRIDOR VISION AND GOALS One of the key objectives of the study is to define a unified corridor vision that supports current and future land uses within the area as well as provides for user safety, mobility and community connectivity. The consultant team will assist the stakeholders in developing a compelling and commonly embraced corridor vision that will function and perform into the future. The consultant team envisions this as a set of stated goals, a visual plan/map showing locations for key transportation facilities and a unified plan for modifications of access along TH 10. In addition, this vision will include refined concepts for land use that the Local Government/Agency can take forward into their comprehensive plan update. This vision will need to be developed or work toward over time. As such, interim measures or improvements will be strategized in an implementation section. Access for the area businesses and residences will be a big issue. Defining goals that must be achieved with the concept alternatives will help guide design considerations and the final vision.