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WORD ORDER NO. 12 S.O.M. CENTER/V6~HITE ROAD WIDENING -CORRIDOR PLANNING ASSESSMENT URS GREINER WOODWARD CLYDE /HAYFIELD VILLAGE AGREEMENT DATED FEBRUARY 3, 1995 This Work Order `T'ask is being performed as an extension ofthe Professional Engineering Services Agreement between Mayfield Village and URS Greiner Woodward Clyde (URS) dated February 3, 1998. All terms and conditions stated therein are incorporated into this Work Order by reference. T7:is Work Order represents new services being incorporated into the agreement as part of the genera! Modification No. 4, dated Tune 3, 1999. SCOPE OF SERVICES URS, in association with D.B.Hartt, Inc., Planning and Development Consultants, will provide a corridor assessment of SOM Center Road widening on surrounding development and zoning and the Village's ability to sustain its overall character and residential environment given improvements to SOM Center Road. The assessmentwill also address recommendations to assure that future development served by road widening does not erode current zoning along SOM Center Road. In conducting the assessment, the following specific tasks will be performed: Task 1 -Assemble and Review Existing Conditions Data URS and D.B. Hartt will prepare a study area base map using digital Cuyahoga County planimetric mapping. Additional available data to include existing zoning, current land use, parcel and ownership data, and wetland and natural feature characteristics will be organized and presented in separate digital map layers. In addition, working with representatives from the Village, current development proposals will be reviewed and integrated as a separate graphic information layer to be evaluated within the context of existing development. Task ~ -Assess Alternative RoadwaxWidening Configurations Alternative roadway widening configurations will be graphically superimposed on mapping prepared in Task 1 to evaluate the extent to which widening in general, and specific configurations in particular, might influence future development patterns. At the same time, the potential affects of existing development and natural system characteristics on roadway widening configurations will also be assessed Task 3 -Development Issues identification The information assembled, mapped and assessed in Tasks 1 and 2 will be used to identify specific roadway widening issues related to zoning and future development. Issue areas requiring resolution include, but are not necessarily limited to the following: - The reasonableness of current zoning in light of proposed widening. -Appropriate methods of access management on the east side of SOM. -The impact of widening on residential properties on both the east and west sides of SOM. - The impact of traffic and widening on land uses and development at the intersection of SOM and Wilson Mills. - The Impact of traffic and widening on land uses and development on Wilson Ylills between SOM and the I-271 Interchange.