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Canyonlands Health Care Special Service District
Provide professional services to prepare a comprehensive master plan for eight acres of district land.
Posted Date
Jun 1, 2026
Due Date
Jun 30, 2026
Release: Jun 1, 2026
Canyonlands Health Care Special Service District
Close: Jun 30, 2026
Provide professional services to prepare a comprehensive master plan for eight acres of district land.
AvailableGrand County
This RFP seeks professional services to prepare a master plan for eight acres of the MAPS campus in Moab City, Utah, for senior independent housing and mixed-use development.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Jun 30, 2026
Grand County
Close: Jun 30, 2026
This RFP seeks professional services to prepare a master plan for eight acres of the MAPS campus in Moab City, Utah, for senior independent housing and mixed-use development.
AvailableGrand County
Scope of work: 1- 10’ x 290’ section of “sidewalk” that runs parallel between the pickleball courts and the playground. 1- 14’ x 65’ section of “sidewalk” in between the two pickleball courts o 3’ x 3’ grid with #4 rebar o Compaction for the two sidewalk areas with a minimum of 95% dry density. o Compaction density testing (3-4 Tests) for the two sidewalk areas o Pickleball pad is 12’’ thick “sidewalk” to be based on 8’’ of a “road base material” and 4’’ of concrete. Multiple sections of 6” x 12’’ landscape border as a parameter for the pour in place flooring for the playground (the “sidewalk” will act as the 4th “landscape border” to enclose the 11,185sq’ pour in place flooring). * see plans for exact measurements: 75’- 5”, 41’-6”, 50’-9”, 24’, 55’-3”, 9’-1”, 35’-7” o Drain holes, or Weep holes on northern side of landscape border. o Landscape border is to be built up to remain flush at a 1% grade with the pickleball court. Allowing the 11,185sq’ center to have a 7 ½ ‘’ open center depth. This will allow for the playground surfacing contractor to bring in their 7 ½ ‘’ of buildable material. (see drawing for reference) 1- 16’ x 20’ Handicap parking space pad – UDOT ADA compliant 1- Handicap ramp/access connecting to the 10’ x 290’ “sidewalk” section - UDOT ADA compliant ADA UDOT Ramp Standard o Slope: Maximum 8.33% (1:12) running slope, though 7.5% is often targeted to ensure compliance. o Cross Slope: Maximum 2.08% (1:48) Landings: Minimum 60-inch by 60-inch (5x5 ft) level landing (max 2% slope) at the top of the ramp. o Width: Minimum 4 feet (48 inches) wide, excluding curbs. o Detectable Warnings: Truncated domes are required at all pedestrian crossings. o Flares: Sloped at a maximum of 10% when located in landscaped or non-walking areas, often designated as F1 or F2. To be included: Concrete – All flatwork & landscape border - form, prep, rebar, pour & finish. Hauling in of all fill – base material & transport. Expansion boards in between pickleball courts and “sidewalks”. Compaction. Compaction testing. Setting of forms. Saw cuts for control joints with sealant applied. All labor. Grading to maintain a 1% grade with the pickleball court. Final site cleaned up and removal of all project debris. All sidewalks and landscape border are to be kept flush with the pickleball courts. Material will need to be brought in to achieve this goal. It is highly encouraged to tour the site before bidding.
Posted Date
Mar 24, 2026
Due Date
Apr 7, 2026
Release: Mar 24, 2026
Grand County
Close: Apr 7, 2026
Scope of work: 1- 10’ x 290’ section of “sidewalk” that runs parallel between the pickleball courts and the playground. 1- 14’ x 65’ section of “sidewalk” in between the two pickleball courts o 3’ x 3’ grid with #4 rebar o Compaction for the two sidewalk areas with a minimum of 95% dry density. o Compaction density testing (3-4 Tests) for the two sidewalk areas o Pickleball pad is 12’’ thick “sidewalk” to be based on 8’’ of a “road base material” and 4’’ of concrete. Multiple sections of 6” x 12’’ landscape border as a parameter for the pour in place flooring for the playground (the “sidewalk” will act as the 4th “landscape border” to enclose the 11,185sq’ pour in place flooring). * see plans for exact measurements: 75’- 5”, 41’-6”, 50’-9”, 24’, 55’-3”, 9’-1”, 35’-7” o Drain holes, or Weep holes on northern side of landscape border. o Landscape border is to be built up to remain flush at a 1% grade with the pickleball court. Allowing the 11,185sq’ center to have a 7 ½ ‘’ open center depth. This will allow for the playground surfacing contractor to bring in their 7 ½ ‘’ of buildable material. (see drawing for reference) 1- 16’ x 20’ Handicap parking space pad – UDOT ADA compliant 1- Handicap ramp/access connecting to the 10’ x 290’ “sidewalk” section - UDOT ADA compliant ADA UDOT Ramp Standard o Slope: Maximum 8.33% (1:12) running slope, though 7.5% is often targeted to ensure compliance. o Cross Slope: Maximum 2.08% (1:48) Landings: Minimum 60-inch by 60-inch (5x5 ft) level landing (max 2% slope) at the top of the ramp. o Width: Minimum 4 feet (48 inches) wide, excluding curbs. o Detectable Warnings: Truncated domes are required at all pedestrian crossings. o Flares: Sloped at a maximum of 10% when located in landscaped or non-walking areas, often designated as F1 or F2. To be included: Concrete – All flatwork & landscape border - form, prep, rebar, pour & finish. Hauling in of all fill – base material & transport. Expansion boards in between pickleball courts and “sidewalks”. Compaction. Compaction testing. Setting of forms. Saw cuts for control joints with sealant applied. All labor. Grading to maintain a 1% grade with the pickleball court. Final site cleaned up and removal of all project debris. All sidewalks and landscape border are to be kept flush with the pickleball courts. Material will need to be brought in to achieve this goal. It is highly encouraged to tour the site before bidding.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Grand County
The board discussed improvements to the public comment portal and clarified protocols regarding the submission of public comments for agenda items and public hearings, including character limits and methods for submitting detailed technical documentation. Staff were directed to synchronize and summarize notification requirements for public hearings. Additionally, the commission received an update regarding the postponement of the Vista Antigua project and information on upcoming federal ADA website compliance requirements.
The board discussed revenue trends, noting a positive performance in sales tax and Transient Room Tax compared to previous years. Concerns were raised regarding the accuracy of budget projections and the lack of detailed breakdowns in financial reporting, with a request to invite a financial representative to a future meeting for clarification. Additionally, there was a discussion about the correlation between visitation and tax revenue, as well as the impact of vacation rentals on local restaurant spending. The board also addressed public comments concerning local media coverage and its impact on the tourism industry.
The meeting featured discussions on ongoing senior activities and upcoming programs, including salsa tasting, crafts, and various fitness classes. Updates were provided regarding the Grand Center director's report and elder abuse awareness initiatives. Key projects discussed included the older adult needs assessment, which has reached a sufficient response rate for funding purposes, and the Moab Area Senior Project, for which several proposals have been received for planning senior housing and potential assisted living facilities. There was also a dialogue about improving public communications regarding senior center developments and future facility expansions.
The board discussed a property tax exemption request from the National Ability Center regarding several parcels of land. The discussion focused on whether the charitable use of the properties, including a boat house, a guide house, and a vacant lot, met the criteria for tax exemption under state statutes. The board ultimately deliberated on approving the exemption for the properties used for operational purposes while denying the request for the vacant lot.
The Board discussed airport statistical data, including trends in operations, fuel flowage fees, and jet traffic. Key discussions focused on the status of air carrier services pending a Department of Transportation decision, progress on capital projects such as taxiway construction and asphalt rehabilitation, and the functionality of gate access codes. Financial matters related to borrowing for pavement projects were also reviewed.
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