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Res 2016-165/approving an interlocal agreement with the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority in an amount not to exceed $313,450.00
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Res 2016-165/approving an interlocal agreement with the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority in an amount not to exceed $313,450.00
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their compliance with commitments, and to participate in resolution of technical <br />issues with them. <br />• Lead in the preparation of the draft Design Agreement for Pre -Construction, <br />Engineering and Design (PED, and the Project Partnership Agreement (PPA) for <br />project construction. <br />• Participate in the all SMART Planning Milestone Meetings and other technical <br />review conferences. <br />• Develop the PMP, which will guide post -feasibility studies and project <br />construction. <br />• Develop a critical path network, which displays the interrelationships between <br />feasibility and post -feasibility tasks and activities, milestones, durations, and <br />costs. <br />• Prepare project correspondence, which may or may not be directly related to the <br />execution or completion of the feasibility study phase. <br />• Track WIK from the NFS quarterly. <br />During the feasibility study phase, PM -C will update the monthly funds utilization report <br />and provide it to the PM. A report will also be produced which compares actual costs to <br />the current year schedule. This report reflects expenditures for each task for the current <br />Federal fiscal year (FY). At the end of each FY, a final funds report will be issued <br />reflecting effectiveness of expenditures and obligations for the FY as compared to the <br />scheduled. PM -C will provide inflation factors for task midpoints in coordination with <br />the PM. PM C will provide the oversight for preparing Congressional budget submissions <br />and development of the manpower resources required for future years. <br />Planning: <br />Planning management includes periodic meetings with technical elements to review <br />progress; preparation of study -related correspondence; government and Project Sponsor <br />participation in all PDT meetings and Executive Committee meetings; and providing <br />guidance and support as required to ensure all questions have been answered and all <br />problems have been addressed from the start of the study to the submittal of the final <br />Feasibility Report to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). <br />Overall study management will include preparation of study -related correspondence. This <br />shall include assisting the PM in response to all public, government, special interest <br />groups, Congressional, or other inquiries directly or indirectly relating to study activities <br />or the study area. <br />During the study period, the PDT, of which the NFS is a member, shall conduct periodic <br />meetings to review and discuss progress, problems, and related issues. Work conferences <br />will be held at the Fort Worth District Office or at a location mutually agreed upon by <br />USACE and the Project Sponsor as the need so arises. A written record of all <br />conferences, meetings, discussions, verbal decisions, telephone conversation on matters <br />Draft PMA — XX October 2016 <br />9 <br />
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