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City Council <br /> Meeting Minutes <br /> October 18, 2011 <br /> • Page 15 of 17 <br /> Transportation District (RTD) to complete an Integrated Infrastructure Implementation <br /> Plan for the Louisville FasTracks Station Area and Highway 42 Corridor. This planning <br /> effort has two components: <br /> 1. A Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) Station Area Next Steps <br /> Implementation Plan for the proposed FasTracks Louisville Station Area. <br /> 2. A context sensitive and multimodal corridor design and implementation plan for <br /> Highway 42 between Lock Street and the northern City limits (Paschal Drive). <br /> The City issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) to complete the Integrated Infrastructure <br /> Implementation Plan in June of 2011. Five proposals were received and reviewed by <br /> the selection committee. Four firms were selected to interview. Based on these review <br /> criteria, the Atkins North America, Inc. (Atkins) team was ranked first by the City to <br /> complete the work. <br /> The overall project budget is four hundred thousand dollars. One hundred thousand <br /> dollars ($100,000) is allocated to the Station Area Next Steps component and three <br /> hundred thousand dollars ($300,000) is allocated to the Highway 42 Corridor <br /> component. <br /> Staff recommended City Council approve Resolution No. 72, Series 2011 and authorize <br /> • the Mayor to sign the contract on behalf of the City. <br /> COUNCIL COMMENT <br /> Mayor Sisk noted the committee, which chose Atkins was comprised of LRC member <br /> Emily Jasiak and City Planner McMillan. He noted Atkins is a well-round team. This will <br /> provide information on the Highway but also the underpass on Highway 42 and trail <br /> connections. He noted this was a partnership with RTD, DRCOG and CDOT. He <br /> thanked Councilor Muckle for his work at DRCOG and Deputy City Manager Balser for <br /> her hard work on transportation projects. <br /> MOTION Mayor Sisk moved to approve Resolution No. 72, Series 2011 on second and <br /> final reading, seconded by Councilor Sackett. Roll call vote was taken. The motion <br /> carried by a vote of 6-0. Absent: Councilor Yarnell. <br /> DISCUSSION/DIRECTION/ACTION — FIRST RIGHT TO PURCHASE PROPERTY IN <br /> COAL CREEK BUSINESS PARK <br /> Mayor Sisk requested a staff presentation. <br /> Parks and Recreation Director Stevens explained the City of Louisville has the first right <br /> to purchase property in Coal Creek Business Park. Since 1998, the City has held a <br /> • Deed of Conservation Easement in Gross. Consistent with the terms of the <br />