PROJECT AND SITE DESCRIPTION Sample Clauses

PROJECT AND SITE DESCRIPTION. The proposed project is reported to consist of eight stormwater ponds and three sections of new stormwater drainage pipe in Pensacola, Florida. The first pond is an expansion of the large L Street pond. This large pond would be expanded to the west into an existing baseball field and parking lot. We have several borings already drilled in this pond and will reuse them, if applicable. The second CBDF pond is located on the existing jail site north of Xxxxxxx Street. We plan to drill on the north and south sides of the existing building. Ponds three to five are located just north of Fairfield and west of an existing animal shelter and former metal processing facility along E Street. These ponds are designated Fairfield pond 1, 2 & 3, and aerial photographs indicate that Fairfield pond site 1 is grassed fields with scattered trees. Fairfield pond site 2 is a vacant lot with an asphalt parking lot, and the Fairfield pond site 3 is thickly wooded. Pond six is located north of Xxxxxx Street and the property has an existing deep pit along with several one story buildings on the west side of the lot. One of the buildings appears to be an auto collision repair outfit. The perimeter of the pit is heavily wooded, and we understand the pit is typically filled with water. The pit would need to be pumped down by others for us to drill in the bottom and/or we could drill on the pit perimeter after clearing. The seventh pond site is located at the northwest corner of the intersection of Xxxxxx Street and Pace Blvd., and the lot appears to be occupied by an asphalt parking lot, open fields, scattered trees and two small single-family residences. Pond site number eight is located on the north side of Delano Street, two lots east of the intersection of Delano and S Street. The site appears to be partially wooded with a single-family residence. Reportedly, all the ponds will be excavated as deep as practical to provide storage volume for flood waters. LMJ understands that stormwater pipe is planned for the right of way of North Q Street between Delano and Clay Street. Stormwater pipe will also be extended from the Fairfield pond 1 site to the intersection of Xxxxx and E Street, along with a short section of stormwater pipe from north end of the Fairfield pond 3 site to Xxxxxxx Street. Reportedly these pipes will have inverts less than 10 feet below existing grades. LMJ also understands that Phase I Environmental Site Assessments are needed on the Fairfield pond 1, Fairfield p...
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PROJECT AND SITE DESCRIPTION. The project site is located in the flood plain of Eleven Mile Creek in Escambia County, Florida. The project extends on both sides of the creek from 297A to south of Bristol Park Road at its southern most point. We understand the client wants 25 soil borings to evaluate the soil types in the area. At the time of this proposal, the flood plain is thickly wooded, and has steep slopes in some areas. If any of this information changes or is incorrect, please let us know as it may require changes to our scope.
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PROJECT AND SITE DESCRIPTION. 1. Project Description. {SCE Comment: Seller must provide description of the Project equipment, systems, control systems and features, including a site plan drawing showing the general arrangement of the Project, and a single-line diagram(s) showing electrical arrangement of the equipment, inverters, unit/service transformers, interconnection transformer(s), metering, breakers, and disconnects (as applicable). To the extent applicable, Seller must include the designation system by which Seller identifies individual storage units.}
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PROJECT AND SITE DESCRIPTION. 1. Project Description {SDG&E Comment: Seller may provide additional written description of the site beyond what is summarized in Appendix 1.02.}
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PROJECT AND SITE DESCRIPTION. 1. Project Description {SCE Comment: Seller may provide additional written description of the site beyond what is summarized in Part II of this Exhibit B.}
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