Scoping Summary Report Sample Clauses

Scoping Summary Report. At the conclusion of all scoping activities, HDR will meet with ADOT&PF to discuss the scoping results and agree on a strategy for proceeding. Following this meeting, HDR will submit a draft of the “Scoping Summary Report” to ADOT&PF by October 27. ADOT&PF will then provide comments to HDR by November 3. If revisions are required, HDR shall submit the revised document to ADOT&PF no later than November 10. The report will contain the following: 1. A discussion of the scoping methods used. 2. Summaries of the comments received including notes on the agencies or other affected interests that raised issues or concerns and noted need for special studies and what the issues and studies were. Text and matrix formats will be used. 3. Any new alternatives suggested. 4. A discussion of the appropriate environmental document. 5. A list of identified information sources. 6. Special studies required to adequately assess impacts of the proposed project. 7. Copies of the sign-in sheets for each meeting. 8. Copies of PSAs, newspaper display ads, and newspaper inserts, newsletters developed for the scoping project.
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Scoping Summary Report. Following completion of the Scoping process and receipt of all scoping comments from the City, the ESA Team will develop a Scoping Summary report for the City Team to review. The Scoping Summary report will identify major themes and describe how those identified issues will be addressed in the ▇▇▇▇. The Scoping Summary report will also identify comments that are outside the scope of ▇▇▇▇. This is an important part of the overall SEPA Administrative Record and will be attached as an appendix to the ▇▇▇▇. The City may also choose to post it to their project website as a transparent way for the public to see that their comments were received and considered.
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