In addition to Iowa Smart Planning Principles, the Comprehensive Plan (FCP) will provide a summary of the role and purpose of the plan, a history of the community, detailed mapping, and a prioritization of planning measures. Respondent shall submit lump-sum, not to exceed total line-item budget for entire project, covering consultant fees and expenses, plan preparation, community survey, visual aids, maps, items for community meetings and final document / end products. A key consultant responsibility will include preparing and developing detailed mapping and graphics components of the comprehensive plan. Other responsibilities include organization specific meetings and focus groups, assisting in preparing a community survey, data analysis, and setting up methods to involve the public to create a true community Comprehensive Plan.