The City of Montrose is requesting proposals through the Request for Proposals (RFP) process to perform a comprehensive inventory of the City’s water resources and prepare a water resources master plan.
Natural Resource Inventory RFP-Village of Ardsley 1 | P a g e REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) NATURAL RESOURCES INVENTORY (NRI) VILLAGE OF ARDSLEY, NEW YORK Submitted by: September 16, 2022 Responses must be submitted in a sealed package or electronic to: Village Clerk RE: Natural Resources Inventory RFP 507 Ashford Avenue Ardsley, NY 10502 arocco@ardsleyvillage.com Natural Resource Inventory
Experience and ability for landscape architects and planning consultants shall include, but not be limited to, the following: comprehensive site analysis, land use planning and master planning, trail planning, and all phases of landscape architecture and construction administration services, for parks, recreation projects, natural landscapes, natural and improved surface multi-use trails, natural resource inventories, habitat protection, ecological
Part 7 Attachments Attachment 1: Phase 1 Cultural Resources Inventory Report (Cover & TOC), DZC, Jan. 2021 Attachment 2: Workplan for Extended Phase 1 Investigation, Pacific Legacy, Sept. 2022 Attachment 3: Draft Professional Services Agreement PHASE I CULTURAL RESOURCE INVENTORY REPORT FOR MCKINLEYVILLE COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT SEWER HIGHWAY CROSSING RETROFIT PROJECT HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CALIFORNIA _________________________________________________
The PDAP includes background research on the property and a natural resource inventory.
https://www.avondaleestates.org/2366/Historic-Resource-Inventory-Study This project is funded in part through a Historic Preservation Fund Grant for Certified Local Governments from the National Park Service, as administered by the Georgia Historic Preservation Division.
The Hill District Vacant Property Strategy (2013) built upon the Master Plan, and recommended rehabilitation rather than demolition for a majority of vacant properties in the Hill as a key area of focus. DCP has also been prioritizing survey work in the Hill District as part of updating Pittsburgh’s Historic Resources Inventory.
