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• Historical/Archeological Review, • Natural Heritage Information System(NHIS), and • State and Federal Threatened and Endangered Species. Proiect Memorandum We anticipate using MnDOT's Project Memorandum template to complete the Project Memorandum. Highlights of the Project Memorandum will include identification of needs and deficiencies; consideration of the potential social, economic, and environmental impacts of the project; evaluation of the avoidance of potential impacts; documentation of the analysis and agency correspondence; statement of design standards, elements, and exceptions (should there be any). Utility Coordination The initial portions of this task are assumed to have been completed during the surveying portion of the project. Additional coordination will occur through the project design phase of the project. We anticipate assisting the City with coordination of the relocation of the overhead power lines along the south side of TH 10.The remaining utilities in the corridor are not anticipated to be in conflict with the proposed improvements. Preliminary Survey This task includes receiving, analyzing, and formatting survey information gathered previously for the project area.No additional surveying is anticipated for the project. Geotechnical Engineering This task includes time to analyze the geotechnical exploration and analysis completed previously for this area. Further exploration may be required but is not anticipated at this time. Task 2: Civil, Transportation and Landscape Architecture Plans Based on current MnDOT procedures,the project will consist of two distinct plan sets: • Non-Bridge Related items, and • Bridge (Structure)Related items (See Tasks 3 and 4). The first set of plans will require typical Federal Aid related items such as title sheet, Statement of Estimated Quantities, details and numerous tabulations. Key sections of the first set of plans will include: • Utility and Grading plans, • Temporary Traffic Control and Staging Plans, • Permanent Traffic Control and Guardrail Plans, • Landscape Architecture Plans, • Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans, and • Site Restoration Plans. Other sheets and sheet types may be required and will be included in the plan set if required for agency approvals or constructability. Bolton&Menk will complete the detailed design of the improvements consistent with City and MnDOT requirements, in accordance with Federal Aid standards, and all Federal and State laws,rules, and regulations. Submitted by Bolton&Menk,Inc. Mississippi Skyway I City of Ramsey,MN 2