PROJECT ENGINEERING FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT AND CONCEPT SHEETS Sample Clauses

PROJECT ENGINEERING FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT AND CONCEPT SHEETS. Up to 15 project concept sheets will be prepared by a Civil Engineer and Traffic Engineer for the up to five multimodal corridors and 10 improvement areas resulting from the recommendations in Tasks 4.2 and 4.3 and from the project prioritization established in Task 5. The detailed concepts sheets will include a description, need, and a detailed project scope. Field investigation shall be conducted in order to get an understanding of what would be involved in implementing each particular project including but not limited to, an understanding right-of-way (ROW) property lines, land acquisition, and drainage, and any other information needed to estimate the cost and next steps in implementing improvements that result from the CATS. Engineering feasibility assessment plans will be prepared at an appropriate scale to illustrate the feasibility of the recommended changes and will be prepared over an aerial photograph. Detail on the Feasibility Assessment Plans will illustrate the existing ROW, existing and proposed curb locations, sidewalk, parkways or planting strips, transit stop locations and features, parking, pavement striping including bicycle facility design, traffic signal or other traffic control devices, and recommended public space areas. Plans will not include design of stormdrain facilities, grading, retaining wall design, landscape or other details.
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