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iv) Utility Relocations, Adjustments — Provide information in the EA describing any existing utilities within the proposed Project area. d) Section Oft i) A golf course owned by Texas State University-San Marcos is located in the Project area. This property is a historic -age, publicly owned property that may be impacted by the proposed Project. The EA will include a review of the applicability of Section 4(f) in accordance with the Department of Transportation Act of 1966 on this property. It is assumed that a deminimis finding will be received by the Engineer under the current scope and fee. If a Programmatic or Individual Section 4(f) is needed to address the impacts, a separate scope and fee will be required and addressed as an additional service. In addition, if other Section 4(f) resources are impacted by the Project those will be addressed as additional services e) Land Use — Provide an analysis to include community interest complexes (churches, daycares, fire stations, hospitals, and nursing homes), farmland, ranchland, residential areas, and public lands (parks, museums, community centers, cemeteries). f) Hazardous Materials — Perform an ASTM Standard Radius Data Search and a visual inspection within the existing and proposed Project right -of -way to determine existing conditions, and the findings will be summarized in the EA. The Engineer will notify TxDOT if further research is necessary based on the results of the visual inspections. g) Noise Receivers — A traffic noise analysis is not anticipated for this Project. If the Engineer and the City determine that the Project will move the travel lanes closer to sensitive receivers; a noise analysis will be conducted using the FHWA TNM according to TxDOT Guidelines as an additional service. h) Air Oualitv — This Project will not add capacity to the existing transportation system and is exempt from a traffic air quality analysis. Therefore, an air analysis is not anticipated for this Project, but a discussion of air quality will be included. Additionally, a Mobile Source Air Toxics MSAT analysis is not anticipated for this Project. If one is required, it will be conducted as an additional service. 8) Indirect and Cumulative Impacts ( "ICI") Analysis — The Engineer will conduct an ICI analysis for each resource category documented in the EA. The Engineer will provide assistance with the appropriate sections of the ICI Analysis (as described above), if necessary. This task also includes the preparation of Resource Study Area maps and an ICI write -up as follows: a) Public Involvement —The Engineer will conduct one public hearing. The Engineer will also coordinate, attend and provide technical assistance at two (2) stakeholder's meetings with Texas State University — San Marcos and the City. The Engineer will prepare the presentation and coordinate the hearing including advertisements, securing the meeting location, preparation of hand outs, staffing the sign in table, and providing a court reporter. In addition, the HDR— Loop 82 Project Agreement E