Pasadena_Taxpayer_Protection_Amendment_Disclosure_(2).pdf

This is a Taxpayer Protection Amendment Disclosure form required by the City of Pasadena for contractors and organizations bidding on municipal contracts. The disclosure document applies to the Rose Bowl Area and Brookside Park Multimodal Connectivity Plan, a planning initiative funded through the Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant. The City of Pasadena is seeking qualified consultants to develop a comprehensive, long-range multimodal connectivity strategy for the Rose Bowl and Brookside Park areas that addresses walking, biking, transit, micro-mobility, and vehicle access. The selected consultant will conduct multimodal condition assessments, analyze traffic, parking, transit, active transportation, and safety challenges, and develop data-driven recommendations with an emphasis on equity-centered community engagement including workshops, surveys, pop-up events, and collaboration with a Community Advisory Committee.

The disclosure form requires contractors to identify their organization type (non-government, nonprofit 501(c)(3), (4), or (6)), list all trustees, directors, partners, and officers, and disclose individuals or entities holding more than 10% equity, participation, or revenue interest in the contractor organization. This transparency requirement is mandated under Pasadena City Charter Article XVII and applies to all entities responding to this solicitation. The form must be completed legibly and submitted with the proposal, with additional pages provided as necessary to fully disclose all required information. No specific pricing, award dates, contract terms, or response deadlines are detailed in this particular disclosure document.