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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-286e® 40 e ✓� CONTRACT MODIFICATION #2 ADDITIONAL LMS PLANNING SERVICES PROPOSAL FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY 1. General Program Assistance. Provide Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) program[ support services to the Department of Emergency Services (DES), as needed. Services to he piovided include: assisting DES; organize and conducVWoiking Group andior subcommittee meetings; presenting specific agenda item regarding program activities; serving as a "sounding board" for ideas; providing graphic support; and providing technical advice regarding ArcView software and TAOS products. Deliverables: Organizing and conducting necessary meetings of the Working Group. Prepare a memorandum documenting technical consulting services provided to the DES. 2, Grants _Assistance. Work to implement the highest priority projects listed in the adopted Indian River County LMS Project Prioritization List (PPL). The initial step will be consulting with DES and members of the Working Group to select two (2) projects on the PPL for which grant applications will be prepared. Services to be provided in preparing the applications include: meeting with grant applicants and DES staff, reviewing grant opportunities, selecting the specific grant programs to be pursued, acquiring all needed application materials from the funding agencies, working with the applicants in designing their project proposal, conferring with and securing needed data from all appropriate municipal/county agencies, and other grant matters that may arise during the preparation of the application. Deliverable: Preparation of TWO grant applications. 3. Private Sector Involvement. Create a viable, functioning involvement of community businesses and non-profit organizations in the LMS program. Initially, work with the DES staff and members of the business community/non-profits that serve on the LMS Working Group to identify a diverse group of individuals that represent a broad cross- section of the private sector that are interested serving on an ad hoc LMS private sector committee. With the list established, personal contact with each, on a one -or: -one basis would be conducted to explain the LMS program and the importance of private sector involvement. The next step will be convening the subcommittee. Under this contract, two meetings will be held. Initial tasks will be defining the mission of the subcommittee and developing an "action" program of activities to be completed by. September 30, 2000. The activities will focus on those activities that will raise public awareness of the importance hazard mitigation to businesses, and assist them in preparing for such events. Deliverables-, I'lie creation of an ad hoc LMS Private Sector Subcommittee comprised of key individuals in the business community. An "Action Plan" of activities to be accomplished by September 30, 2000, 4. Hazard Mitigatiou Retrofit Program. Explore the potential and feasibility of establishing a county -wide hazard mitigation retrofit program in Indian River County which should include evacuation shelters. TasU to be undertaken include: assisting the DES staff, organize a technical advisory committee (TAC) comprised of individuals from both, private and public sectors; investigating other similar -type programs, inventorying existing local retrofit -type programs, quantify potential need for such a program, (if possible - define need by income level), estimate unmet need, define who should administer the program, if created; describe obstacles to establishing a retrofit program. Based on the information and data collected, and ideas and opinions of the technical advisory committee members, develop a conceptual idea of the program. IlLrough an iterative process With the technical advisory committee, keep refining and modifying the original concept until there is widespread agreement among the TAC members. once the TAC agrees to the form of the program, the new program will be presented to the Working Group for concurrence. Finally, the proposed program would be presented to die County Cominission for approval to implement. Deliverable; A report documenting the proposed hazard mitigation retrofit program BUDGET SERVICES TOTAL s Program Administrative Support $4,000 • Grant Assistance 10,750 s Private Sector Support 4,363 o Hazard Mitigation Retrofit Program Design 8�300 TOTAL COSTS $27,413 40 CONTRACT MODIFICATION t12 ADDITIONAL LMS PLANNING SERVICES PROPOSAL FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY 1. General Program Assistance. Provide Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) program support services to the Department of Eatergency Services (DES), as needed. Services to be providers include: assisting DES; organize acrd conduct Woikiiig Group and/or subcomnrittet: meetings; presenting specific agenda items regarding program activities; serving as a "sounding board" for ideas; providing graphic support; and providing technical advice regarding AreView software and TAOS products. Deliverables: Organizing and conducting necessary meetings of the Working Group. Prepare a memorandum documenting technical consulting services provided to the DES. Grants. Assistance. Work to implement the highest priority _projects listed in the adopted Indian River County LMS Project Prioritization List (PPL). The initial step will be consulting with DES and members of the Working Group to sclect two (2) projects on the PPL, for which grant applications will be prepared. Services to be provided in preparing the applications include: meeting with grant applicants and DES staff, reviewing, grant opportunities, selecting the specific grant programs to be pursued, acquiring all needed application materials from the funding agencies, working with the applicants in designing their project proposal, conferring with and securing needed data from all appropriate municipal/county agencies, and other grant matters that may arise during the preparation of the application. Deliverable; Preparation of TWO grant applications. 3. Private Sector Involvement. Create a viable, fitnctioning involvement of community businesses and non-profit organizations in the LMS program. Initially, work with the DES staff and members of the business conununity/non-profits that serve on the LMS Working Group to identify a diverse group of individuals that represent a broad cross- section of the private sector that are interested serving on an ad hoc LMS private sector committee. With the list established, personal contact with each, on a one-on-onc basis would be conducted to explain the LMS program and the importance of private sector involvement. The next step will be convening the subcommittee. Under this contract, two meetings will be held. Initial tasks will be defining the mission of the subcommittee and developing an "action" program of activities to be completed by. September 30, 2000. Tire activities will focus on those activities that will raise public awareness of the importance hazard mitigation to businesses, and assist thein in preparing for such events. 1 Deliverables; The creation of an ad hoc INS Private Sector Sukornmittee comprised of key individuals in the business community, An "Action Plan" of activities to be accomplished by September 30, 2000. 4. Hazard Mitigation Retrofit Program. Explore the potential mid feasibility of establishing a county -wide hazard triftigation retrofit program in Indian River County which should include evacuation shelters. Tasks to be undertaken include: assisting the DES staff, organize a technical advisory committee (TAC) comprised of individuals from both, private and public sectors; investigating other shirilar-type programs, inventorying existing local retrofit -type programs, quantify potential need for such a program, (if possible - define need by income level), estimate unmet need, define who should administer the program, if created; describe obstacles to establishing a retrofit program, Based on the information and data collected, and ideas and opinions of the technical advisory committee members, develop a conceptual idea of the program. Through an iterative process with the technical advisory committee, keep refining and modifying the original concept until there is widespread agreement among the TAC members. Once the TAC agrees to are form of die program, the new program will be presented to the Working Group for concurrence. Finally, the proposed program would be presented to the County Commission for approval to implement. Deliverable; A report documenting the proposed hazard mitigation retrofit program BUDGET SERVICES TOTAL • Program Administrative Support $4,000 • Grant Assistance 10,750 • Private Sector Support 4,363 0 Hazard Mitigation Retrofit Program Design �8399 TOTAL COSTS 527,413 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Modification #2 to be executed by their duly authorized officials as of this 14 In Day of 1999, ATTEST: CLERK QF THE CIRCLI COURT ATTEST: By: Title:— APPROVE I) FOR AGENDA FOR: Se — Utgunber 7 1999 BY: James E. Chandler County Administrator BOARD OF_Q0UNTY COMMISSiONERS OF IND IV RIVER COUN Y FLORIDA 0 By. 6�,Te,1,n=i R ac;hirZn APPROVED AS TO FORM: Office of the County Attoqiey 4,�wBy: Tttp� CITY OFVERO BEACM FLORIDA Title: APPRO ED AS T ORY By: Title: LcG CL R.RM�. G CONTRACT MODIFICATION 112 ADDITIONAL. LMS PLANNING SERVICES PROPOSAL FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY 1. General Program Assistance. Provide Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) program support services to the Department of Emergency Services (DES), as needed. Services to be provided include: assisting DGS; organize add `conduct Working Group and/or subcommittee meetings; presenting specific agenda items regarding program activities; serving as a "sounding board" for ideas; providing graphic support; and providing technical advice regarding ArcView software and TAOS products. Deliverables: Organizing and conducting necessary meetings of the Working Group. Prepare a memorandum documenting technical consulting services provided to the DES. 2. Grants Assistance. Work to implement the highest priority, projects listed in the adopted Indian River County LMS Project Prioritization List (PPL). The initial step will be consulting with DES and members of the Working Group to select two (2) projects on the PPL for which grant applications will be prepared. Services to be provided in preparing the applications include: tweeting with grant applicants and DES staff, reviewing grant opportunities, selecting die specific grant programs to be pursued, acquiring all needed application materials from the funding agencies, working with the applicants in designing their project proposal, conferring with and securing needed data from all appropriate municipal/county agencies, and other grant matters that may arise during the preparation of the application. Deliverable; Preparation of TWO grant applications. 3. Private Sector Involvement. Create a viable, functioning involvement of community businesses and non-profit organizations in the LMS program. Initially, work with the DES staff and members of the business community/non-profits that serve on the LMS Working Group to identify a diverse group of individuals that represent abroad cross- section of the private sector that are interested serving on an ad hoe LMS private sector committee. With the list established, personal contact with each, on a one-on-one basis would be conducted to explain the LMS program and the importance of private sector involvement. The next step will be convening the subcommittee. Under this contract, two meetings will be held. Initial tasks will be defining the mission of the subcommittee and developing an "action" program of activities to be completed by. September 30, 2000. The activities will focus on those activities that will raise public awareness of the importance hazard mitigation to businesses, and assist them in preparing for such events. • Deliverables; The creation of an ad hoc LMS Private Sector Subcommittee comprised of key individuals in the business community. An "Action Plan" of activities to be accomplished by September 30, 2000. Hazard Mitigation Retrofit Program. Explore the potential and feasibility of establishing a county -wide hazard mitigation retrofit program in Indian River County which should include evacuation shelters. Tasks to be undertaken include: assisting the DES staff, organize a technical advisory conunittee (TAC) comprised of individuals from both, private and public sectors; investigntiag other similar -type programs, inventorying existing local retrofit -type programs, quantify potential need for such a program, (if possible - define need by income level), estimate unmet need, define who should administer the program, if created; describe obstacles to establishing a retrofit program. Based on the information and data collected, and ideas and opinions of the technical advisory committee members, develop a conceptual idea of the program. Through an iterative process with the technical advisory committee, keep refining and modifying the original concept until there is widespread agreement among the TAC members. Once the TAC agrees to the form of the program, the new program will be presented to the Working Group for concurrence. Finally, the proposed program would be presented to the County Commission for approval to implement. Deliverable; A report documenting the proposed hazard mitigation retrofit program. BUDGrT SERVICES TOTAL • Program Administrative Support $ 4,000 • Grant Assistance 10,750 • Private Sector Support 4,363 • Hazard Mitigation Retrofit Program Design ,8,300 TOTAL COSTS $27,413 • CONTRACT MODIFICATION 42 ADDI'T'IONAL LMS PLANNING SERVICES PROPOSAL FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY 1. General Program Assistance. Provide Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) program support services to the Department of Emergency Services (DFS), as needed. Services to bVpicividdd include: assisting DES; organize and e6nduct,,W6rldng Group and/or subcommittee meetings; presenting specific agenda items regairding program activities; serving as a "sounding board" for ideas; providing graphic support; and providing technical advice regarding ArcView software and TAOS products. Deliverables: Organizing and conducting necessary meetings of the Working Group. Prepare a memorandum documenting technical consulting services provided to the DES. 2. Grants_ Assistance. Work to implement the highest priority_projects listed in the adopted Indian River County LMS Project Prioritization List (PPL). The initial step will be consulting with DES and members of the Working Group to select two (2) projects on the PPL for which grant applications will be prepared. Services to be provided in preparing the applications include: meeting with grant applicants and DES staff, reviewing grant opportunities, selecting the specific grant programs to be pursued, acquiring all needed application materials from the funding agencies, working with the applicants in designing their project proposal, conferring with and securing needed data from all appropriate municipal/county agencies, and other grant matters that may arise during the preparation of the application, Deliverable; Preparation of TWO grant applications. Private Sector Involvement. Create a viable, functioning involvement of community businesses and non-profit organizations in the LMS program. Initially, work with the DES staff and members of the business community/non-profits that serve on the LMS Working Group to identify a diverse group of individuals that represent a broad cross- section of the private sector that are interested serving on an ad hoe LMS private sector committee. With the list established, personal contact with each, on a one-on-one basis would be conducted to explain the LMS program and the importance of private sector involvement. The next step will be convening the subcommittee. Under this contract, two meetings will be held. Initial tasks will be defining the mission of the subcommittee and developing an "action" program of activities to be completed by. September 30, 2000. The activities will focus on those activities that will raise public awareness of the importance hazard mitigation to businesses, and assist them in preparing for such events. IT Deliverables; The creation of an ad hoc LMS Private Sector Subcommittee comprised of key individuals in the business community. An "Action Plan" of activities to be accomplished by September 30, 2000. 4. Hazard Mitigation Retrofit Program. Explore the potential and feasibility of establishing a county -wide hazard mitigation retrofit program in Indian River County NvWch should include evacuation shelters. Tasks to be undertaken include: i ssisting the DES staff, organi2e a technical advisory corrmrittex (TAC) comprised of individuals from both, private and public sectors; investigating other similar -type programs, inventorying existing local retrofit -type programs, quantify potential need for such a program, (if possible - define need by income level), estimate unmet need, define who should administer the program., if created; describe obstacles to establishing a retrofit program. Based on the information and data collected, and ideas and opinions of the technical advisory committee members, develop a conceptual idea of the prograrn. Through an iterative process with the technical advisory committee, keep refining and modifying the original concept until there is widespread agreement among the TAC members. Once die TAC agrees to the form of the program, the new program will be presented to the Working Group for concurrence. Finally, the proposed program would be presented to the County Commission for approval to implement. Deliverable; A report documenting the proposed hazard mitigation retrofit program. BUDGET SERVICES TOTAL Program Administrative Support $ 4,000 o Grant Assistance 10,750 o Private Sector Support 4,363 l Lazard Mitigation Retrofit Program Design - $,300 "LO`C'AL COSTS $27,413 CONTRACT MODIFICATION #2 ADDITIONAL LMS PLANNING SERVICES PROPOSAL FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY I. General Program Assistance. Provide Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) program support services to the Department of Emergency Services (DES), as needed. Services to be providdd include: assisting DES; organize and conduct Wolking Group and/or subcommittee meetings; presenting specific agenda items regarding program activities; serving as a "sounding board" for ideas; providing graphic support; mid providing technical advice regarding ArcView software and TAGS products. Deliverables: Organizing and conducting necessary meetings of the Working Group, Prepare a memorandum documenting technical consulting services provided to the DES. 2. Grants As ' sistance. Work to implement the highest priority_ projects listed in the adopted Indian River County LMS Project Prioritization List (PPL), 'I'lic initial step Not In consulting with DES and members of the Working Group to select two (2) projects on the PPL for which grant applications will be prepared. Services to be provided in preparing the applications include: meeting with grant applicants and DES staff, reviewing grant opportunities, selecting the specific grant programs to be pursued, acquiring all needed application materials from the funding agencies, working with the applicants in designing their project proposal, conferring with and securing needed data from all appropriate municipal/county agencies, and other grant matters that may arise during the preparation of the application. Deliverable Preparation ofTWO grant applications. Private Sector Involvement. Create viable, functioning involvement of community businesses and non-profit organi7ultions in the LMS program, Initially, work with the DES staff and members of the business community/non-profits that serve oil the LMS Working Group to identify a diverse group of individuals that represent a broad cross- section of the private sector that are interested serving on an ad hoc LMS private sector committee. With the list established, personal contact with each, on aoile-on-one basis would be conducted to explain the LMS program and the importance of private sector involvement. 'File next step will be convening the subcommittee. Under this contract, two meetings will be field. Initial tasks will be defining the mission of the subcommittee and developing an "action" program of activities to be completed by, September 30, 2000. The activities will focus on those activities that will raise public awareness of the importance hazard rilitipation, to businesses, and assist them in preparing for such events. M Deliverables; The creation of an ad hoe LMS Private Sector Subcorrunittee comprised of key individuals in the business community. An "Action Plan" of activities to be accomplished by September 30, 2000. 4. Hazard Mitigation Retrofit Program, Explore the potential and feasibility of establishing a county -wide hazard mitigation retrofit program in Indian River County which should include evacuation shelters. Tasks to be undertaken include: assisting the DES staff, organizo a technical advisory committee (TAC) comprised of individuals from both, private and public sectors; investigating other similar -type programs, inventorying existing local retrofit -type programs, quantify potential need for such a program, (if possible - define need by income level), estimate unmet need, define who should adinindster the program, if created-, describe obstacles to establishing a retrofit program. Based on the information and data collected, and ideas and opinions of the technical advisory committee members, develop a conceptual idea of the program. Through an iterative process with the technical advisory committee, keep refining and modifying the original concept until there is widespread agreement among the TAC members. On" the TAC agrees to the form of the program, the now program will be presented to the Working Group for concurrence. Finally, the proposed program would be presented to the County Commission for approval to implement. Deliverable; A report documenting the proposed hazard mitigation retrofit program BUDGET SERVICES TOTAL • Program Administrative Support $4,000 + Grant Assistance 10,750 • Private Sector Support 4,363 o Hazard Mitigation Retrofit Program Design 8 300 TOTAL COSTS $27,413 CONTRACT MODIFICATION #2 ADDITIONAL LMS PLANNING SERVICES PROPOSAL FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY 1. General Program Assistance. Provide Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) program support services to the Department of Eallergericy Services (DES), as needed. Services to be provided include: assisting DES; organize and conduct Working Group and/or subcommittee meetings; presenting specific agenda items regarding prograinactivities; serving as a "sounding board" for ideas; providing graphic support; and providing teclulical advice regarding AreView software and TAOS products. Deliverables: Organizing and conducting necessary meetings of the Working Group. Prepare a memorandum documenting technical consulting services provided to the DES. 2. Grants Ass " istance. Work to implement tile highest priority projects listed in the adopted Indian River County LMS Project Prioritization List (PPL). The initial step will be consulting with DES and members of the Working Group to select two (2) projects on the PPL for which grant applications will be prepared. Services to be provided in preparing the applications include: meeting with grant applicants and DES staff, reviewing grant opportunities, selecting the specific grant programs to be pursued, acquiring all needed application materials from the funding agencies, working with the applicants in designing their project proposal, conferring with and securing needed data from all appropriate municipal/county agencies, and other grant matters that may arise during the preparation of the application. Deliverable; Preparation of TWO grant applications. Private Sector Involvement. Create a viable, functioning involvement of community businesses and non-profit organizations in the LMS program. Initially, work with the DES staff and members of the business community/non-profits that serve on the LMS Working Group to identify a diverse group of individuals that represent a broad cross- section of the private sector that are interested serving on an ad hoc LMS private sector committee. With the list established, personal contact with each, on a one -ori -one basis would be conducted to explain the LMS program and the importance of private sector involvement. The next step will be convening the subcommittee. Under this contract, two meetings will be held. Initial tasks will be defining the mission of the subcommittee and developing all "action" program of activities to be completed by September 30, 2000. The activities will focus on those activities that will raise public awareness of the importance hazard mitigation to businesses, and assist there in preparing for such events. • Deliverables; The creation of an ad hoc LMS Private Sector Subcommittee comprised of key individuals in the business community. An "Action Plan" of activities to be accomplished by September 30, 2000. 4. hazard Mitigation Retrofit Program. Explore the potential and feasibility of establishing a county -wide hazard mitigation retrofit program in Indian River County which should include evacuation shelters. Tasks to be undertaken include: assisting ilte DES staff, organize a technical advisory conunittee {TAC} comprised of individuals from both, private and public sectors; investigating other sinnilar-type programs, inventorying existing local retrofit -type programs, quantify potential need for such a program, (if possible - define need by income level), estimate unmet need, define who should administer the program, if created; describe obstacles to establishing a retrofit program. Based on the information and data collected, and ideas and opinions of the technical advisory committee members, develop a conceptual idea of the program. Through an iterative process with the technical advisory committee, keep refuting and modifying the original concept until there is widespread agreement among the TAC members. Once the TAC agrees to the farm of the program, the new program will be presented to the Working Group for concurrence. Finally, the proposed program would be presented to die Cowtty Commission for approval to implement. Deliverable-, A report documenting the proposed hazard mitigation retrofit program. BUDGET SERVICES TOTAL + Program Administrative Support $ 4,000 • Grant Assistance 10,750 • Private Sector Support 4,363 • Hazard Mitigation Retrofit Program Design_ 8 300 TOTAL COSTS $27,413