Master Plan Report Sample Clauses

Master Plan Report. The final product of this preliminary design will be a compendium of the individual technical memorandums addressing the thoughts of the collaborative design process between the City and Jacobs staff. The preliminary design will include drawings to convey the concepts developed under this scope of work and the decisions made. It will also include discussions for a phased construction approach, stakeholder involvement and public outreach, potential permitting requirements, addressing the City’s Climate Action Plan and the Envision certification process. The preliminary engineering design shall be in accordance with the 2020 Water System Design Manual (DOH Pub 331-123) by the Washington State Department of Health. This engineering report shall be prepared with the intent that it will be included in the final Project Report for Washington State Department of Health (WDOH) under WAC 000-000-000 to be submitted by the City for construction approval. The preliminary design report will be provided to the city as a draft report, and then finalized following City comment and review of the document. The draft report will be provided in electronic Word
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Master Plan Report. The purpose of this Task is to summarize the activities and process of the Project in the Master Plan Report. Components of the Master Plan Report shall include, but not be limited to: (1) regional planning and integration, (2) NPR and potential PR water distribution, treatment, and contributing sewersheds, (3) water quantity and quality, (4) environmental, permitting, regulations, and ROCM, (5) economics and funding, (6) governance, (7) stakeholder engagement, and (8) public perception and engagement. The Master Plan Report will be reviewed and accepted by the District Board.
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Master Plan Report. Consultant shall consider results of the workshop discussions and responses to the Project received from community engagements performed by the District and Stakeholders in the development of a Final Master Plan Report. Task 8—Deliverables.
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Master Plan Report. 1.1.3.1 Complete Master Plan Report that includes: 1.1.3.1.1 Overview of planning process and summary of Planning Committee meetings; 1.1.3.1.2 Summary of key information developed through planning process; 1.1.3.1.3 Analysis of alternative solutions including costs and advantages and disadvantages of each alternative; 1.1.3.1.4 Summary of community forums; 1.1.3.1.5 Overview of recommendations including justification and reasoning for reach recommendation, appropriate illustrations, conceptual diagrams, and cost estimates for recommendations;
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Master Plan Report. 6.1 Develop a draft report including Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) through the end of the planning period, Technical Memorandum, tables and figures. The master plan will contain the deliverables listed at the end of the previous scope sections where applicable. 6.2 Submit the draft report in digital (PDF) format to the OWNER for review and meet with the OWNER’s staff to discuss and receive comments. 6.3 Revise the report based upon OWNER comments and submit the advance final version in digital (PDF) format to the OWNER and meet with OWNER’s staff to discuss and receive comments. 6.4 Prepare and submit three (2) hard copies of the final Executive Summary and three (2) hard copies of the final master plan report, along with two (2) flash drive copies in digital (PDF) format. 6.5 Assist the OWNER in presenting the final master plan at an executive work session. Identify areas of the master plan that will need periodic review and updating and recommend an implementation schedule. Work with the OWNER webmaster to post the Executive Summary on the OWNER web page. • Draft Wastewater Master Plan (PDF) with CIP • Advance Final Wastewater Master Plan (PDF) • Final Executive Summary (2 print) • Final Complete Wastewater Master Plan (2 print and PDF on 2 flash drives) • PowerPoint Presentation Slides of Key Master Plan Documents • Digital Version of Executive Summary suitable for posting on OWNER’s Web Site ENGINEER shall include all subcontractors on “Attachment B”. ENGINEER may not remove or otherwise substitute subcontractors indicated on “Attachment B” without consent of OWNER. A failure by ENGINEER to provide the subcontractors as required by this Article shall be considered a material breach of the Agreement. ENGINEER’s Key Staff are as follows: Xxxxx Xxxxx, Inc. Xxxx Xxxxx, P.E. – Project Manager Xxx Xxxxxxxxx, P.E. – Principal-in-Charge Xxxxx Xxxxxx, P.E. – Project Engineer (Civil) Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, P.E. – Project Engineer Xxxxxxx Xxxxx-Xxxxxxx – Client Liaison Xxxxx Dryer – Regulatory Compliance City of Fishers 0 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx 00000 “ATTACHMENT D” SCHEDULE Milestone Description Required Completion Date (1) Provide recommended “Early Action” project list with costs May 20, 2022 Submit draft Master Plan for review and comment September 30, 2022 Receive written OWNER review comments October 28, 2022 Submit final advance Master Plan for review and comment November 18, 2022 Receive final written OWNER review comments December 9, 2022 Submit fina...
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Master Plan Report. FEE: $11,280 Based on the selected master plan design, and results of the studies and community engagement completed by XxXxxxx and the Town, the project team will develop a complete master plan document summarizing the project process, existing conditions and proposed master plan design. The master plan document will include all elements required as part of a competitive PARTF grant application.
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Master Plan Report. After BC&A has received comments from the City on the draft capital improvements projects, we will prepare a master plan report. The draft report will document the analyses and recommended capital improvement projects. After submitting the draft report to the City for review, we will meet to discuss comments the draft report. After addressing the City’s comments, the final report, with technical appendices, will be prepared and submitted to the City. We have assumed that the City will only need to provide one set of comments on the draft report before the report is finalized. The draft and final reports will be submitted digitally to the City in PDF files. PROPOSED PROJECT SCHEDULE COST SUMMARY Xxxxx Xxxxxxx From: Xxxxxx Xxxxx Sent: Thursday, September 9, 2021 5:26 PM To: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx
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