Project Description Development Sample Clauses

Project Description Development. Establishing the project description at the beginning of the project is crucial to being able to begin the EIS process and issue the appropriate SEPA threshold determination. The project description should be developed in enough detail that the public is able to reasonably consider the proposal, raise questions, and become educated about the goals and objectives of the Project. A project description is also needed for subject matter experts to begin their analyses of the Alternatives. Even if not all of the project design and specifications are complete, the ESA Team will work with the City Team to produce the appropriate ranges and estimates for information that is still forthcoming. It is important to understand that once the analysis by the subject matter experts has begun, there should be no substantive revisions to the project description or there is a risk that the technical reports will need to begin again which will impact scope, budget, and schedule. • Draft Project Description • Final Project Description (1) round of City Team review. • City consolidates all City comments prior to submitting to ESA. • The project description will be finalized within three (3) weeks of Notice to Proceed by the City with input from the ESA and will not change after the initial confirmation.
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