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2017-742-E Solid Waste - SCS Financial Consulting Services v2-final
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12/28/2016
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12/28/2016
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$89,999.00
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DocuSign Envelope ID:6FOB1F55-A30E-4871-9746-BB79F11F8898 <br /> This may include a basic vision for the Facility fitting with the character of the surrounding <br /> community and sample descriptions and pictures for use in any initial presentations given to <br /> the public. SCS will focus on developing generic, conceptual design components for <br /> educating County and Town decision makers and the public. <br /> Examples of conceptual design components include: <br /> • Site accessibility and visibility requirements <br /> • Overall center layout <br /> • Center structural aspects including sizing <br /> • Traffic flow into and within the facility <br /> • Landscaping requirements <br /> • Fencing and gate requirements <br /> • Driving surface and other surface improvements <br /> • Ease and convenience of hauling/transportation <br /> • Future expandability and adequacy of space for vehicles and materials <br /> • Development of waste materials and categories of recyclables that will be accepted <br /> at the Facility as well as preliminary ideas for materials handling <br /> • Review of additional regulatory/permitting requirements by various agencies <br /> • Review of any previous study, analysis, design, or other relevant work that may be <br /> helpful in the preliminary design process <br /> SCS will submit a Draft Conceptual Design Report and site layout to the County for review <br /> and comment. Upon receiving review comments from the County, SCS will hold a <br /> discussion with the County about the proposed changes and provide written responses to the <br /> comments on the Conceptual Design documents. Additional deliverables include the <br /> preparation and presentation of the findings of the Preliminary Economic Feasibility Study <br /> and Preliminary Conceptual Design Plan for the SWAG meeting anticipated for March or <br /> April 2017. <br /> Ta s k 4 — Preliminary Site Evaluations <br /> Upon receiving input from County and Town stakeholders and receiving authorization to <br /> proceed, SCS will perform additional work under Task 4 to include preliminary site <br /> evaluations of potential locations for the Facility on existing County or Town-owned parcels <br /> of land on an as-needed basis on up to four(4)parcels. SCS anticipates that a minimum of <br /> three (3)parcels within close proximity of existing solid waste facilities on Eubanks Road <br /> will need to be evaluated. SCS recognizes that the County wishes this task be performed <br /> quickly and deliberately upon the conclusion of Task 2 and 3 activities. <br /> SCS will perform a site reconnaissance at each candidate site to assess physical site <br /> conditions. Considerations such as geotechnical constraints,property layout and size, <br /> potential ingress/egress, and impact mitigation measures (buffer zones and screening)to <br /> reduce noise, dust, and odors will be assessed. In addition, environmental factors (such as <br /> storm water control, the proximity of floodplains, wetlands, and certain habitats)will also be <br /> assessed. Special attention will also be given to issues encountered during previous transfer <br /> station siting activities performed by the County prior to the closure of the Orange County <br /> #02238216 12/27/16 <br />
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