Data Collection, Study Area Definition, and Base Mapping Sample Clauses

Data Collection, Study Area Definition, and Base Mapping. Objective: To initiate review of previously collected data and to collect all non-aviation data needed to prepare the EIS/EIR, including existing land use and planning data with emphasis being paid to alterations that have occurred since completion of the Master Plan. This will also include new planning documentation that has been developed, along with information about cultural, physical, and natural systems in the County of Marin. Description: An Initial Study Area will be established by the Consultant Team in consultation with the FAA and County. It will serve as the basis for presenting information during the pre-scoping and scoping workshops/meetings. The Initial Study Area would be refined once all Pre-Scoping and Scoping activities are complete, and prior to development of the description of the Affected Environment included in the EIS/EIR. Maps, aerial photos and GIS data will be obtained from the County of Marin Community Development Agency and other sources to include the exhibits published in the Master Plan. These base maps would be used for presentation during the pre-scoping and scoping workshops. They would be refined and updated during development of the Affected Environment description during Phase II of the EIS/EIR. These updated maps (during Phase II) will show existing political jurisdictions, noise-sensitive land uses, compatible land uses, major and minor streets and roadways, and major physical, geographic, and natural features, along with selected place names, road names, and names of geographic features. The Team will be responsible for the base maps and display board preparation. Mapping will be developed using a Geographic Information System (GIS).
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