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Denver Metro markets as a whole, as well as specific subareas within Louisville or the region that can be used as points of reference. Our team will work in coordination with the housing assessment. This will also include analysis of Marshall Fire rebuilding and how that impacts the local market. The market analysis will include a specific focus on retail market trends and opportunities, including a leakage analysis to understand where Louisville may be able to capture resident spending that is currently taking place outside of the City. Additionally, this analysis will consider development opportunities (both infill and greenfield) to understand where future growth is most likely to occur. The goal of this analysis is to provide guidance on future investments and the types of developments that will best meet community needs and ensure Louisville remains competitive in the region. Task 2.8 Existing Conditions and Trends Assessment Using directives and outcomes from a review of all existing conditions memos, we will summarize the above tasks and align with community and stakeholder feedback to develop an Existing Conditions and Trends Assessment Summary. This will establish a baseline and identify opportunities going forward. We will include a map atlas with up to 12 Maps including land use patterns, transit and circulation, streetscape, parks and urban spaces, vacant or underutilized lands, infrastructure and facilities, transportation and connectivity. Our analysis will also include mapping and summary narrative and of issues and opportunities of community land use conditions, challenges, trends and goals which may be key to accommodating growth relevant to future development in the Plan. Task 2 Deliverables: • Existing Plan Review Summary Memo, including Identification of policies implemented and what remains to be completed from the previous Community Plan (review of up to 8 plans). • Existing Conditions Assessment and one (1) revision cycle of the draft document. • Meeting notices and project fact sheets and flyers (per engagement window) formatted for print and for digital distribution. • Draft and final survey questions, survey administration and survey summary. Up to 25 questions in English and Spanish. • Community Engagement Materials Engagement Planning Worksheets, Draft and Final Engagement Materials, Engagement Summary for each engagement window. • Materials including workshop materials, popup activities and toolkits, and surveys with one day of in person support. • Community Engagement Summary, including one (1) round of edits. • Up to 6 in person or virtual focus group meetings, meeting planning and facilitation work sheet, and meeting summaries. • Three (3) project process update presentation/reports for the Advisory Committee and meeting summaries. 15