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Committee reviews trail-assessment proposals and raises cost and scope questions
Summary
Committee members reviewed five proposals for universal and adaptive trail assessments; staff reported one proposal's total in the multi-million-dollar range and said the committee will scrub proposals and clarify scope before making recommendations.
The committee discussed proposals received for universal-trail and adaptive-use assessments and asked staff to validate scope and pricing.
John (committee member reporting to the group) said there were five proposals submitted and that some totals were high; he referenced an example entry in the packet around "$4,462,000" that staff will examine and clarify. The work under consideration includes universal trail-assessment metrics (grade, cross-slope) and adaptive assessments that evaluate features relevant to riders using three-wheeled cycles and other adaptive equipment.
Committee members asked whether the resort would participate in funding or implementation; staff said the resort is willing to do assessments and to collaborate on follow-up work. The group agreed to review the proposal documents in detail and to meet with Lauren and other stakeholders to determine whether the equity or Trails Plus funding streams could cover the adaptive-assessment work.
