Trees in the planter strips between the sidewalk and the street are the responsibility of the property owner fronting the tree. In some cases, tree roots have caused sidewalk damage. The City will work with the homeowner to determine if the tree needs to be removed or if root trimming will fix the problem.
This item goes hand in hand with the items it follows, Key Staff and Summary of Firm’s Capabilities. The intent was for our evaluators to get to know your firm’s work by being able to see some examples of successful grants that your firm has produced. The amount of writing samples is up to the … Continued
City of Petaluma municipal code 13.10 states that the owner of the property fronting the sidewalk is responsible for maintaining the sidewalk, curb, gutter, and park strip area in a non-hazardous condition. Although the City of Petaluma has an easement to allow safe pedestrian access, it is not responsible for maintenance and repair of the … Continued
Yes, the fee proposal would count towards the 20-page limit. The Index/Table of Contents, tables, charts, graphic exhibits, and resumes of key staff are excluded from the page count limit. Additionally, any writing samples as attachments to the proposal will be excluded from the page count limit.
The information requested in this section should describe the qualifications of the firm, key staff, and sub-contractors performing projects within the past five (5) years that are similar in size and scope to demonstrate competence to perform these services. There is not a specific number of past projects the City of Petaluma is looking for; … Continued
The City of Petaluma does not have a list of specific grants that we will be seeking on-call grant writing assistance for. Internally a few departments have running lists of grants to watch and that staff may be applying to. We envision leveraging funding through on-call grant writing assistance to help apply to more specialized … Continued
It is up to the proposer to establish and illustrate if they can fulfill the needs of the City of Petaluma identified in the Request for Proposal from their location of operation or location of employees. Note: We understand that some firms may have employees working remotely due to the pandemic.
Any firm may submit a proposal. All proposals will be evaluated through the listed criteria.
Due to the state of the pandemic and our offices currently closed to the public, we will accept a PDF submission of your proposal via email. As stated in the proposal, the deadline to submit is Thursday, February 25th, at 3:00 PM Pacific Standard Time. If you wish to submit electronically, please email Aaron Zavala, … Continued
Due to the state of the pandemic and our offices currently closed to the public, if we were to have meetings for the finalists, they would be conducted virtually.
