Alternatives Development/Project Segmentation Sample Clauses

Alternatives Development/Project Segmentation. ‌ The CONSULTANT will conduct an alternatives analysis with results documented in a draft and final Project Segmentation Plan. For the PD&E Study, results will be included in a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER), including a recommended order of construction and an estimated timeline for each segment’s completion. Development of trail segments will consider the following factors: o Potential connection to existing and/or planned trails o Complexity and cost of design and permitting o Opportunities and constraints o Complexity and cost of ROW acquisition o Logical starting and ending points where trailhead facilities may be located o Logical termini and independent utility for implementation segments o Continuity of the multiuse trail network o Equity of access o Transportation/connection between various land uses
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Alternatives Development/Project Segmentation. ‌ Trail alternative alignment/design options will be analyzed and developed based upon specific findings from data collection, corridor evaluation tasks, and stakeholder/public input. The alternatives will be guided through an environmental and feasibility lens provided by the trail engineers, landscape architects, and environmental planners/scientists on the team. This could include alternative routing options with information such as physical and environmental opportunities and constraints, and ability to connect to existing or planned bicycle and pedestrian facilities, other regional trails, local destinations, and existing or planned development. As part of conducting the alternatives analysis for the trail alignment, the CONSULTANT will gather information pertinent to the trail segmentation process, including existing and planned land use and development patterns, public land that may have potential for incorporation into the improvements, and adjacent utility projects where cooperation may prove jointly beneficial. Additionally, the CONSULTANT will incorporate into the Alternatives Analysis/Project Segmentation Plan information from previous reports, aerial photos and available mapping, survey control data, project studies, right of way information and all current/ applicable design standards for the project, that could include the following: • Aerial photos and any available mapping, including digitized topography • Survey control/topographical data • Layout Line and Alignment and ROW Information • All current applicable design standards and codes (City, County, FDOT, etc.) • Permit applications, permits, certifications, and agreements • Existing and proposed trail alignments • Existing and planned developments • Stream and drainage crossings • GIS data • Parcel data • Results of a desktop analysis to obtain environmental resource data (social, cultural, natural, physical) as described in the FDOT PD&E Manual The CONSULTANT will identify the following information from the data collected: ▪ Locations of existing public and private facilities as appropriate that may impact the corridor. ▪ Locations of significant natural features of the corridor. ▪ Adjacent public and private property boundary line information, including ROW boundary widths. ▪ Relevant floodway information, including current FEMA maps. ▪ Current Soil Conservation Service Survey. ▪ Geotechnical information. ▪ Census block data. ▪ City, County, and FDOT roadway design plans for relevant...
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