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<br />a. Construction cost <br /> <br />b. O&M cost <br />c. Permits <br />d. EasementIR.O.W. Acquisition alternatives (Count!)' Club vs. TXDOT route) <br />6. Perfonn an environmental impact analysis of the pipeline alignment and lift station <br />based on parameters a. through f.listed below. <br />a. Existing land use <br />b. Cultural resources. <br />c. Biological resources <br />d. Jurisdictional waters, including wetlands, as defined by the U.S. Army Corps <br />of Engineers <br />e. Floodplains <br />f. Environmental permit requirements <br />ENGINEER ASSUMES THAT COMPLIANCE WITH THE National <br />Environmental Policy Act will not be required and, therefore, that an Environmental <br />Infonnation document, Environmental Assessment, or Environmental Impact <br />Statement will not be required. If such documentation does become necessary to <br />satisfy the requirements of a federal regulatory agency, ENGINEER will provide such <br />services upon OWNER'S request as an additional service. <br />*NOTE: Cultural resources baseline conditions will be identified through written <br />consultation v.ith the Texas Historical commission, which may require a field survey <br />of the pipeline route and alternatives to obtain a clearance for construction. [f <br />required. the field survey would be performed by an archeological subcontractor on <br />an assumed construction easement width of 100 feet along the 19,000 foot pipeline <br /> <br />route. <br /> <br />7. Prepare a written report of the Phase I findings and recommendations, including <br />conceptual plan view drawings of pipeline alignment and lift station location. <br />Submit one (1) draft copy of the report to the City for City review and comment. <br />Upon City's approval, submit to City four (4) final copies of the report. <br /> <br />T Off9'O$<)' S\t.~csow DOC' <br /> <br />"'I <br />-' <br /> <br />IOGI<;I7 <br />