Site Planning. Planning services include site development, project program planning, preliminary and final design concept.
Site Planning. Site Planning shall commence with the execution of the Agreement and shall be complete with the Owner’s approval and acceptance of the completed Master Planning Document. The overall goals and functions of the Site Plan are: [enter description]. The Site Plan shall focus on five elements: vision and direction of the agency and how the facilities master plan integrates and assists in the overall objectives and targets; documentation of existing facilities, utilities, themes, roads, sidewalks, campus access, and structures; available and potentially-available open space; transportation and circulation for all types of transit and pedestrians; and, defining potential future development and growth. Open Space Objectives in the Site Plan. The Site Plan should conserve and enhance existing open spaces and views to and from facilities and look for opportunities to create additional safe and attractive open spaces. The Site Plan shall: designate important open spaces and views and create policies to ensure their preservation and maintenance; identify areas that could become safe and pleasant new open spaces; propose opportunities to use landscape elements to strengthen the structure of the grounds; identify areas where links between open spaces could be improved in order to achieve a cohesive and accessible open space network; incorporate accessibility as an integral part of the design of propose design standards that will increase safety and comfort in campus open spaces; and, link the open space and circulation systems into the community and surrounding open space systems. Transportation and Circulation Objectives in the Site Plan. The Site Plan should ensure access to and within the area by all modes of transportation and encouraging a safe and pleasant environment for pedestrians and bicyclists. The Site Plan shall: improve the pedestrian experience; increase access for pedestrians and bicyclists, both to and within the area; minimize conflicts between pedestrians, bicycles, and vehicles; improve public transportation with the goal of minimizing vehicle trips and related parking requirements; minimize the amount of new parking facilities while still providing parking for a variety of users, including the disabled, with the least impact on the area and the surrounding street system; locate, landscape, and screen parking to prevent detracting from the overall quality of the campus/facility environment while promoting safety and security; and, clearly identify...
Site Planning. 2.5 Programming Concepts 2.6 Fundraising and Deliverables
Site Planning. 2.4.1 Site Planning shall commence with the execution of the Agreement and shall be complete with the Owner’s approval and acceptance of the completed Master Planning Document.
Site Planning. Manager shall assist the Company in site planning design and construction of the Pharmacy. Manager acknowledges and agrees that, to the best of its knowledge, the subleased space for the Pharmacy shall be sufficient and suitable to properly commence the delivery of the services outlined in this Agreement.
Site Planning. The first step in green cleaning is taking stock of inventory and practices already in place. To develop appropriate green cleaning infrastructure, □ Minimize or eliminate need for chemicals wherever possible. □ Start with an audit of cleaning products already in use – some may meet Green Cleaning requirements. o Document storage locations, expiration dates, purchase dates, quantities, current conditions, if purchased as a concentrate or ready-to-use: ▪ Chemical product inventory ▪ Mechanical equipment (vacuums, burnishers) ▪ Non-mechanical equipment (buckets, mops, cloths) o Characterize facility’s physical layout by space type (ie. Storage rooms, hallways, restrooms); numbers of rooms; total square feet of flooring types (ie. Carpet, resilient, tile, hard) o Summarize facility qualities like areas with worn flooring or carpeting, faulty drains, poor ventilation, humid areas o Conduct building survey of facilities, beginning with the outside, to identify potential problems leading to compromised environmental quality; for example, at locations of air intake, is it clear of trash bins, auto-exhausts, or other air contaminants? □ Address safe handling and storage of chemicals, including management plan for hazardous spills and mishandling o Designate equipment for disposal or repair by tagging and returning to tool crib □ Create implementation schedule for site modifications □ Janitorial equipment must meet 40% compliance with environmentally preferable design: safeguards such as rollers or rubber bumpers; ergonomic design that minimizes vibration, noise, and user fatigue per ISO guidelines o If not, develop phase-out plan for its replacement at the end of its useful life □ Processes should be put in place to ensure proper amount of chemical used—utilizing automatic dispensers regulates quantity □ Staffing o Establish point person/people as building coordinators for environmental health and safety o Identify individuals responsible for cleaning the building or site o Train employees to use products and equipment, with respect to any unique needs ▪ Maintenance personnel: hazards, use, disposal, recycling ▪ Custodial staff: standard operating procedures, proper sequencing of cleaning steps, proper use of personal protective equipment ▪ All: safety training with focus on injury prevention and hazardous materials o Set specific dates for conversions to preferable chemicals, tools, and equipment ▪ Dates for training ▪ Goals understood by all for improved awarene...
Site Planning. (a) Interact with architect, engineers and governmental regulatory authorities as required.
Site Planning. 5.5.1 Work site(s) shall be arranged and managed to facilitate the proper management of wastes and materials. The WMP shall include plans indicating specific areas designated the storage of particular types of waste, reusable and recyclable materials as well as areas and management proposals for any stockpiling areas. Waste storage areas should be well maintained and cleaned regularly. Specific provisions for different types of material are outlined below. In general, these areas should be designed to avoid cross contamination of materials as well as pollution of the surrounding environment.
Site Planning. The Architect shall provide a preliminary evaluation of the Town’s site plan for the Project (based on the information provided to Architect by the Town) and the Project Program, each in terms of the other. The Architect shall review such information to ascertain that it is consistent with the requirements of the Project.
Site Planning. The Awardee shall furnish the NSF with an up-to-date master site plan addressing each geographic location of the Observatories. At a minimum, the plan should include the information listed under Article 46 of the CA-SFATC/FFRDC. This plan shall be updated on an annual basis and revised copies forwarded to the Program Officer at the beginning of each new fiscal year. If there are no changes, the Awardee will provide the NSF with a statement that no site plan changes have occurred during the past year. Proposed construction of buildings and facilities or major modifications thereto and plans for acquisition of additional lands must be referenced in the master site plan prior to the Awardee's submission of a request for funding such actions.
