Feasibility Study Report. COMPANY will prepare a Feasibility Study Report for the intersection of Fabyan Parkway at IL 31. The Feasibility Study Report will include an evaluation of the existing roadway conditions and summarize the aforementioned analyses. The report will also include documentation of public involvement and ultimately be a starting point for the Phase I study. The following items will be included in the report:
A. Existing Roadway Evaluation and Summary
1. Classification and Design Criteria/Designation
2. Cross Section Elements 3. Horizontal and Vertical Alignment
B. Alternatives Analysis Summary
C. Drainage Analysis Summary
D. Environmental Evaluation Summary
E. Public Involvement Summary
Feasibility Study Report. Prepare a report that includes, but is not limited to, the items below.
Feasibility Study Report. 1. Prepare a Feasibility Study Report including options considered and conclusions and recommendations on project scope, costs, budget, construction, project-specific systems such as mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, energy management, telecommunications, and security systems and any other project-specific items.
2. The Feasibility Study Report shall include, but not be limited to:
a. An executive summary
b. All studies, analyses and investigations (i.e., document search, code analysis, survey of existing conditions, etc.)
c. Digital photos (printed and electronic) of existing conditions and systems
d. Diagrams of existing systems and proposed new systems
e. Sufficient drawings, sketches and outline specifications to clearly show the design concept and project scope and to illustrate options investigated
f. Circulation diagrams showing program space and net/gross planning efficiency
g. Conceptual cost estimate, using major categories from the latest CSI format that takes into account the current construction market conditions
h. Incorporation of all DDCM/CUCF comments.
3. The report shall not be limited to the list above. The Consultant is responsible for providing a comprehensive feasibility report and shall include any additional project-specific matters, research, analyses, documents, etc. to fully define any issues and support the recommendations.
A. PRE-SCHEMATIC DESIGN – GENERAL
1. Pre-Schematic Design and Report: When required by the Contract with CUCF, the Consultant shall perform Pre-Schematic conceptual design work and provide a Pre-
Feasibility Study Report. The results of the feasibility study will be summarized in a Feasibility Study Report (FSR).
Feasibility Study Report. The FSR will closely follow the Caltrans template for the development of a Project Study Report (PSR) typically prepared as a part of their Project Initiation Document (PID) phase. The team will develop a risk register for each of the near- term and long-term prioritized alternatives to be included as attachments in the Feasibility Study Report. The team will review potential high-risk issues that could impact quality, scope, cost, or schedule. Key attachments for the FSR will include: ⮚ Concept Alternatives Screening Analysis ⮚ Prioritized Alternatives Exhibits ⮚ Prioritized Alternatives Phasing Exhibits ⮚ Preliminary Traffic Study Technical Memorandum ⮚ Preliminary Environmental Study Technical Memorandum ⮚ Prioritized Alternatives Preliminary Cost Estimates ⮚ Preliminary Right of Way Exhibits ⮚ Preliminary Utility Conflict Exhibits ⮚ Public Engagement Summary Report ⮚ Risk Register • Feasibility Study Report (Draft/Final) • All deliverables to be submitted in pdf format only unless noted otherwise In addition to the assumptions included elsewhere, we have made the following assumptions: • All PDT meetings are assumed virtual • No hardcopy deliverables • SCTA will provide and pay cost for public meeting venues • Each public meeting will be up to ninety (90) minutes long • Meeting notification materials will be electronically distributed by SCTA and project partners and there will be no postage or printing costs • Zoom hosting platform for hybrid public meetings • Pop-up events will be up to four (4) hours long including setup and breakdown times • SCTA will provide branded tablecloths, banners, branded canopies and other agency-branded materials and giveaways for distribution Xxxx Xxxxxx has prepared the following preliminary project schedule based on our understanding of the feasibility study and our experience ID Task Name Duration Start Finish 23 Half 2, 2023 with other similar studies. Our schedule assumes NTP from the SCTA in July of 2023 with completion of the feasibility study by December of 2024. The Xxxx Xxxxxx Team has the availability of resources and is committed to the SCTA to complete the feasibility study within the timelines shown on our schedule based on our understanding of the feasibility study and scope of work as outlined in this proposal.
1 FINAL DESIGN (PS&E) 70 days Fri 3/22/24 Mon 9/23/24 Fri 8/23/24 Fri 12/27/24 3/22 SR 12/XXXXXX ROAD INTERCHANGE FEASIBILITY STUDY XXXX XXXXXX FEE ESTIMATE FOR PROJECT SCOPE: SCTA - SR 12-Xxxxxx X...
Feasibility Study Report. 5.1 Feasibility Study Report
Feasibility Study Report. Borrower shall prepare a Feasibility Study (FS) report for the Property which summarizes the results of the feasibility study, including the following:
(a) Description of the Current Situation
(b) Description of Remedial Action Technologies
(c) Screening of Remedial Action Technologies
(d) Analysis of Remedial Action Alternatives
(e) Recommended Remedial Action TASK 5. □Workplans for implementing the following removal actions shall be submitted as agreed upon by DTSC and Borrower.□ Guidance: Removal Actions to consider including in the scope of work are listed below. There may be others applicable for the property or it may not be necessary to include specific actions.
Feasibility Study Report. (a) PEOS will assemble the data collected throughout the pre-design stage and prepare a summary Feasibility Study Report summarizing the findings of the various studies and assessments;
(b) PEOS will apply reasonable standards in assembling data and creating a Feasibility Study Report. Any decision made by TTTI to continue with a project, when such decision relies on the Feasibility Study Report, shall be made at the sole discretion of TTTI.
Feasibility Study Report. The Parties agree that the Feasibility Study Report raises but does not resolve certain issues related to the Project Plan. The Parties will undertake studies related to these issues, pursuant to the Application Study Plan (as approved by FERC) and may undertake further studies. These studies, and further negotiations, are necessary to resolve these issues before finalizing the Project Plan in the new license application. The Parties intend that the final Project Plan will be consistent with the Shared Objectives stated in this Second Amended Planning Agreement.
Feasibility Study Report. The feasibility to ascertain the viability of the project has been made by economic evaluation as detailed below: This is an operating mine, the technical aspects of the mine are covered elaborately in other paragraphs of Modifications in the approved mining plan, only economical evaluation is carried-out. Key determinants in the decision making process on economic feasibility include the current and predicted market value of the Limestone Mineral and the cost of production. Production cost mainly include expenditures related to mineral production and environmental management during mining operations. The cost of reclamation and closure are usually the most significant thought in the project life cycle. Consequently, the cost of environmental management during operations and its closure is considered at an early stage in mine planning, often during the project feasibility analysis. The details of capital and recurring expenditure are given below: Budget for proposed mining Activi-ties Area of investment Method of calculation Basics Expenses(In Lakh Rs.) Capital Investment 35.03 I Land 7.16 a. Land cost expenditure Rs. 3.00 lakh/ Ha. for Private land Area: 2.387 Ha. Non-Forest land. 7.16 b. Cost on relief and rehabilitation action plan Rehabilitation notrequired 0.00 c. Compensation to the land outstees No land outstees 0.00 d. Cost of acquiring Surface Rights 0.00 II. Mining 25.00 a. Cost for infrastructure & equipments Manual Mining 25.00 III. Environmental protection 1.37 a. Pollution Control 0.70 Plantation 258plants @Rs 50/- perplant 0.13 Construction of bund 245m @ 100/- 0.24 b. Monitoring 1.00
