Screenings and Preliminary Investigations Sample Clauses

Screenings and Preliminary Investigations. The Consultant will screen and perform preliminary investigations to determine potential impacts resulting from the design alternative(s) for: • General Ecology and Endangered Species • Ground Water • Surface Water • State Wetlands • Federal Jurisdictional Wetlands • Floodplains • Coastal Zone Management • Navigable Waterways • Historic Resources • Parks • Hazardous Waste • Asbestos • Noise • Air Quality • Energy • Farmlands • Invasive Species • Visual Impacts • Critical Environmental Areas • Smart Growth • Environmental Justice Work will be performed, as detailed in the LPM Manual and detailed in the PDM and the TEM, to determine whether further detailed analysis or study is required. The results of these screenings and preliminary investigations will be summarized in the appropriate sections of the DAD.
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Screenings and Preliminary Investigations. The Consultant will screen and perform preliminary investigations to determine potential impacts resulting from the design alternative(s) for: • General Ecology and Endangered Species • Surface Water • Ground Water • State Wetlands • Federal Jurisdictional Wetlands • Floodplains • Coastal Zone Management • Navigable Waterways • Historic and/or Archaeological Resources • Parks • Hazardous Waste • Asbestos • Noise • Air Quality • Energy • Farmland and/or Agricultural Districts • Invasive Species • Visual Impacts • Critical Environmental Areas • Complete Streets • Environmental Justice • Natural Landmarks • Coast Guard Bridge Permit Work will be performed, as summarized in the LPM and detailed in the PDM and the TEM, to determine whether further detailed analysis or study is required. The results of these screenings and preliminary investigations will be summarized in the appropriate sections of the DAD.
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Screenings and Preliminary Investigations. Determine Potential Impacts resulting from Design Alternatives 0 General Ecology and Endangered Species 0 Evaluations 4 4 Coordinate with State and Federal Agencies 8 8 Determine presence of species 2 2 Determination for Further Study 0 Ground Water 0 Determine groundwater source 2 2 Assess impacts of each alternative 0 Surface Water 0 Project qualification under blanket WQC 2 2 Coordination with DEC 2 2 Identify drainage basins 0 Potential sources of surface water pollution 0 SPEDES Permit 16 8 24 State Wetlands 0 Investigate Presence of Wetlands 16 8 8 32 Determine Impacts 2 2 Determine Permits Necessary 2 2 Federal Wetlands 0 Investigate Presence of Wetlands 1 1 Site Visit 0 Determine Impacts 2 2 Floodplains 0 Determine Need for Flood Plain Evaluation 1 1 Coastal Zone Management 0 Determination of Impact 0 Determine requirements of NYSDOS and LWRP policies 0 Navigable Waterways 0 USCG Jurisdiction Checklist 0 Determination of impacts 0 Evaluations 1 1 Coordination 0 Historic Resources 0 Cultural resources Screening 0 Section 4(f), 6(f) Screening 0 Screening 0 Hazardous Waste/Contaminated Materials Screening Form 8 8 Asbestos 0 Review as-builts 0 On site inspection 0 Technical memorandum 0 Noise 0 Noise Screening for Determination of Analysis 1 1 Air Quality 0 Air Quality Screening for Determination of Analysis 1 1 Energy 0 Energy Screening for Determination of Analysis 0 Farmlands 0 Screening for Determination of Farmland Impacts 2 2 Visual Impacts 0 Screening for Determination of Visual Impacts 1 1
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Screenings and Preliminary Investigations. The Consultant will screen and perform preliminary investigations to determine potential impacts resulting from the design alternative(s). Work will be performed, as detailed below and in accordance with the criteria contained in the NYSDOT Environmental Procedures Manual, to determine whether further detailed analysis or study is required. The results of these screenings and preliminary investigations will be summarized in the appropriate sections of the DAD.
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Screenings and Preliminary Investigations. The Consultant will screen and perform preliminary investigations to determine potential impacts resulting from the design alternative(s) for:  General Ecology and Endangered Species – Assume No Effects on threatened or endangered species.  Ground Water – Assume no negative impacts to groundwater or aquifers.  Surface Water – Assume no negative impacts to surface waters, standard erosion control methods will be adequate. A SPDES General Permit for Stormwater Discharge will not be required.  State & Federal Jurisdictional Wetlands - Assume no negative impacts to State & Federal Jurisdictional Wetlands.  Floodplains – Assume no negative impacts to the floodplain of the Owasco River.  Coastal Zone Management – Not Required  Navigable Waterways - Not Required  Historic Resources The Consultant will perform a cultural resource screening and prepare a Project Submittal Package (PSP) for submission to the NYSDOT Regional Cultural Resource Coordinator (RCRC) to determine if a cultural resource study is needed. The Consultant will respond to all comments on the PSP from the NYSDOT RCRC and resubmit the revised PSP, if required. Assume 1 resubmission of the PSP will be required. Assume no elements of the bridge or project will be found to be historical or a contributing element to a historic district (SHPO). Assume no Memorandum of Agreement with SHPO will be needed and no Data Recovery Plan for prehistoric artifacts will be required. Assume No Effect/No Adverse Effect, no finding document or additional detailed study is required.  Parks – Assume a Section 4(f) or Section 6(f) evaluation is not required.  Contaminated Materials and Hazardous Substances Screening - Contaminated materials and hazardous substances may be encountered as part of the rehabilitation work.  Asbestos – Asbestos screening will consist of record drawing review and site review to identify potential asbestos containing materials and findings summarized in a report.  Noise – Assume this project will not require a noise analysis or consideration of noise abatement measures under 23 CFR 772.  Air Quality- It is assumed an air quality analysis is not required since this project will not increase traffic volumes, reduce source-receptor distances or change other existing conditions to such a degree as to jeopardize the attainment of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards.  Energy – Assume No Impacts.  Farmlands - Assume No Impacts.  Invasive Species - Assume No invasive species wil...
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Screenings and Preliminary Investigations. The Consultant will screen and perform preliminary investigations to determine potential impacts resulting from the design alternative(s) for: 1. General Ecology and Endangered Species 2. Ground Water 3. Surface Water 4. State Wetlands 5. Federal Jurisdictional Wetlands 6. Floodplains
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