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ATTACHMENT"A" CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED ZONING MAP UPDATE SCOPE OF SERVICES The process for the City of North Olmsted Zoning Map Update consists of a single phase with three (3) tasks described below. Completion of these tasks will ensure that the Zoning Map aligns with past rezoning actions and reflects the updated legal zoning for all parcels within the City of North Olmsted. Phase 1: Zoning Map Update Task 1.1: Identify Needed Zoning Map Updates County Planning staff will partner with the City to identify past rezoning actions taken by the City to compile a list of needed changes to the Zoning Map; County Planning will review and include recommended changes to current Zoning Districts that will be reflected in both the current Zoning Code and updated Zoning Map. • Task 1.2: Prepare Updated Zoning Map The City will provide related AutoCAD, GIS, or other electronic files, and County Planning will prepare a Geographic Information System (GIS) zoning map that will include updated Zoning Districts. County Planning will export the GIS map in various formats including GIS, PDE, and Adobe Illustrator files for transmittal to the City. • Task 1.3: Prepare Online Zoning Map County Planning will construct an online map for use by the City and available to embed on the City's website for all users. The map will include up-to-date Zoning District and links to the Zoning Code. The City of North Olmsted Zoning Map Update process includes multiple forms of engagement between County Planning, City staff, Boards and Commissions, and City Council. At key points, County Planning will meet with a Project Team selected by the City to review proposed Zoning Map updates. These meetings will be working sessions to discuss changes, revisions, and next steps. Meetings at various points will ensure the project remains on track and that the City is fully aware of all work being completed. It is anticipated that the Project Team will include various Directors and Staff from the Economic & Community Development and Law Departments, and Members of the Building & Zoning Board of Appeals, Planning & Design Commission, and City Council.