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File #: RES0 25-024    Version: 1
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 2/5/2025 In control: City Council
On agenda: 2/17/2025 Final action: 2/17/2025
Title: Recommendation to award consultant for RFP 24-011 Livable Centers Initiative Major Update
Indexes: MIT FY 23 - Downtown Development, MIT FY 23 - Downtown Parking (address parking needs), MIT FY 23 - Prepare for Growth and Development (infrastructure in place; annexation; curb cuts, recycling; signage), MIT FY 23 -Commercial Development, MIT FY 24 - Managed Growth, SP - Attract and Retain Business, SP - Create an Atmosphere of Community, SP - Create Destinations that appeal to residents , SP - Develop and Promote a Safe City , SP - Goverance
Attachments: 1. RESOLUTION 2024 - 024 LCI, 2. Executed RESO 2025-024

Action Summary:

title

Recommendation to award consultant for RFP 24-011 Livable Centers Initiative Major Update

MIT

MIT Supported - Mark All Applicable

Critical Staffing Needs (staffing shortages, retention)

Financial Stability/Sustainability (diverse tax base)

Safety & Protecting Community (code enforcement, stormwater)

Commercial Development

Downtown Development

Tourism (increase share; museum should equitably represent community; events)

Downtown Parking (address parking needs)

Youth Program/Council (community center for youth and seniors; learning gap)

Prepare for Growth and Development (infrastructure in place; annexation; curb cuts; recycling, signage)

staffnotes

Staff Notes

Selection Process -

Staff recommends TSW as the consultant for the Livable Centers Initiative Major Update.

The cost for this proposal is $200,000. City of Powder Springs was awarded a grant from the Atlanta Regional Commission to update the 2016 LCI Study. The award was for a $200,000 project ($160,000 Federal funding and $40,000 local match).  The City included the total match amount in the budget.


Selection Process
The committee consisted of Tina Garver, Community Development Director, Yanni Spanoudakis, Engineering and Stormwater Services Director, Johnnie Purify, Planning and Zoning Commission Chair, Lillie Read and Ladson Haddow, DDA consultants.

The evaluation scoring system is outlined below.
a) Consultant’s understanding and approach to the City’s required tasks and needs as
demonstrated in the Consultant’s response to the scope of services. (25 points)
b) Consultant’s experience with similar projects comparable in type, size, and complexity. (25
points)
c) Qualifications of the Consultant’s staff assigned to perform the work with this project. (20
points)
d) Demonstrated ability of the Consultant to perform high quality work, to control costs, and
meet project schedules. (20 points)
e) Consultant’s past performance on projects with the City. (5 points)
f) Cost to complete the project (5 points)