Montrose County, Colorado is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from professional Planning and Land Use consulting firms to perform the task of updating the existing Montrose County Master Plan. Complete RFQ Iclick hereI

The aim of this Specific Plan is to provide general policy direction on how this area, which has historically and is currently used mostly for ranching, would be developed as a mix of open space, parks, trails, and potential commercial/industrial uses.
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The Louisville City Council adopted the Highway 42 Revitalization Area Comprehensive Plan (“Highway 42 Plan”) as a formal amendment to the City’s Comprehensive Plan in September 2003.  The Highway 42 Plan was adopted again by reference in the City’s adoption of the 2005 Citywide Comprehensive Plan in August 2005. 
As a tool to implement the Highway 42 Plan, a mixed use zone district and associated design guidelines were adopted by the City Council in September of 2007.  To further examine the potential economic benefits of future public and private investment in this area, the City of Louisville wishes to retain a firm to provide the City with a market evaluation that will identify potential residential and commercial market demand within the project area.  The evaluation should also provide a range of rental rates and sales prices based on a reasonable estimate of expected commercial and residential uses.
The market analysis will include the following elements: ·        Market Research ·        Public Financing ·        Feasibility Analysis ·        Implementation Strategy
For more information, please contact Sean McCartney, Principal Planner, (303) 335-4592 or mccarts@ci.louisville.co.us Complete RFP Iclick hereI

The Englewood School District (District) is seeking development proposals for the Flood Middle School property located at 3650 South Broadway Englewood, Colorado.  The development property is adjacent to Englewood Colorado’s historic downtown and Swedish/Craig Medical complex.  Development of the entire property is preferred however; developments proposals that utilize part of the property will be considered.  

Selection Process
Flood Middle School Property Development Proposals must be submitted to the Englewood School District Administrative Offices on 4101 South Bannock Street Englewood, Colorado by 12 Noon, March 31, 2008.  Late Proposals will be rejected.

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Weld County/Town of Ault, Colorado extends an invitation to professional planning consultants/firms to submit Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) to perform the task of:

• Development of a master/comprehensive plan
• Development of a land use code and workbook

Statements of Qualifications should include the following:

• Experience of the firm in performing similar planning work, with citations of specific projects and name of clients and periods of performance.
• Resumes of professional staff who would be performing the work, with relevant qualifications and experience.
• Three (3) references of clients for whom the firm has performed similar work. 

Weld County/Town of Ault will select five (5) firms based on their SOQs and invite them to submit formal bids in a Request for Proposals (RFP) process.  The RFP will provide more detailed information regarding the project, including statement of work, period of performance, project budget, and project deliverables. 

Please send TWO copies of the SOQ by February 5, 2008 to: Sharon Sullivan, 201 1st St, P.O. Box 1098, Ault, CO  80610
If you have any questions, please contact Sharon Sullivan at 970-834-2844. 

The City of Pueblo is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from professional urban planning and real estate development consultants to work with the City in critically reviewing a 24,000-acre annexation and zoning request including, but not limited to, evaluation of associated plans, impact studies and submittal documents.  Statements will be received up to the hour of 4:00:00 PM (MST) on Monday, February 11, 2008, at the Purchasing Office, 230 South Mechanic Street, Pueblo, Colorado 81003.   All the necessary RFQ Documents are available on our website at www.pueblo.us/purchasing - Current Projects.

In December 2007 Council adopted new master plans, which include land use, transportation and utility components. The 2007 plans address basic corridor improvements and location. However, there is no plan to address the gateways in more detail. The City would like a plan designed to identify the key areas for landscape attractions while at the same time recommending the best landscaping alternatives suited for the Colorado climate.

The Request for Proposal (RFP) is available to any firm or individual qualified to provide architectural landscaping services. Applicants will be required to submit documentation detailing prior experience. Questions should be directed to the City Planning Director at 130 South McKinley Avenue, Fort Lupton, Colorado (Phone 303-857-6694/fax 303-857-0351).

The City of Brush!, Colorado, is requesting proposals (RFP) from firms to provide consulting services to update and consolidate the City’s Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision Regulations into a single Land Use Code.  The consolidation should incorporate portions of the Colorado Department of Local Affairs Model Land Use Code and illustrations where appropriate; it should also be easy to use.
The current zoning regulations were adopted in 1977 and the subdivision regulations were adopted in 1976.  Both sets of regulations were based on the State’s model code at that time and both these documents have had only very minor changes since their initial adoption.  Additionally, the City has recently completed a major update to its Comprehensive Plan, including its first Future Land Use Map, and desires to implement the plan through this regulation update.
Click here for a full copy of the RFP or contact: Karen L. Schminke AICP, Assistant City Administrator, City of Brush! Mail: P.O. Box 363, Brush, CO  80723, Location: 600 Edison Street, Brush, CO  80723, 970-842-5001 phone, 970-842-5909 fax, kschminke@brushcolo.com