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INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND  \nThe DC Alternatives Analysis is comprised DC’s Transit Future is considering a range of alternatives that would provide enhanced transit connections to support local mobility, accessibility, and economic development goals, and to connect healthy, vibrant communities. This project summary presents a review of the three key elements of the study: 1) the transportation problems in the study area and the project purpose and need; 2) the measures that will be used to evaluate each alternative in relationship to the project’s impacts and fulfillment of the project’s purpose and need; and 3) the alternatives under consideration. The document also provides some context for the study and identifies the environmental concerns that will be considered. This project summary is intended to assist interested parties in gaining an early understanding of the project. Comments on the problem statement, evaluation measures, and initial alternatives will help to identify needed changes and to ensure that the study will develop efficiently the information needed for crucial decisions  \nFor this job, DMJM+HARRIS is serving as the lead consultant. The firm is being assisted by several other firms including Parsons, Brinkerhoff, Quade, and Douglas; Parsons Transportation Group; EEE Consulting; BMI-SG; Booz, Allen, and Hamilton; Holland and Knight; Planners Collaborative; KM CHNG; Manuel Padron and Associates; and Justice and Sustainability Associates. AECOM Consult is serving as a subconsultant to Parsons Brinkerhoff Quade and Douglas for this project.  \n2 PROJECT OVERVIEW AND SCOPE OF WORK  \nDMJM+HARRIS is providing planning services to develop a regional long range system plan for premium transit services in a number of priority corridors throughout the District of Columbia. The resulting system plan is to include a phasing strategy and financial plan. This project consists of Task A: Needs Assessment, Task B2: Alternatives Analysis, and  \nTask C: District Implementation Plan as outlined in Scope of Work for the District of Columbia Alternatives Analysis and Demo-Line Project. Task B1-Anacostia Demo-Line Environmental Assessment is addressed in a separate work plan, since this component was completed separately prior to the other major tasks at the request of the client group. The following outline identifies the organization of scope elements for Task A: Needs  \nAssessment, Task B2: Alternatives Analysis, and Task C: District Transit Implementation Plan.  \nTask A: Needs Assessment  \n∙ Project Management Plan  \n∙ Public Involvement Plan  \n∙ Existing Conditions  \n∙ Purpose and Need  \n∙ Needs Assessment  \nTask B2: Alternatives Assessment  \n∙ Preliminary Definition of Corridor/Network Options  \n∙ Roundtable Groups  \n∙ Study Design parameters/Study Criteria  \n∙ Alternatives Development and Evaluation  \n- Screen 1 Analysis: Transit Modes  \n- Screen 2 Analysis: Premium Transit Corridors  \n- Screen 3 Analysis: Premium Transit Types and Phasing  \n∙ Vehicle Storage and Maintenance Facility Location Strategy  \n∙ FTA New Starts Criteria  \n∙ Return on Investment  \n∙ Funding Strategy  \nTask C-District Transit Implementation Plan  \n∙ Final Report  \n∙ Financial Management Plan  \nThe scope of work for each of these tasks is included asan attachm","cbCaiqqWSdqTppiF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqqWSdqTppiF","pdf",222773,45,"English","# Introduction and Background\n# Project Overview and Scope of Work\n# Project Administration\n# Attachments\n## Project Schedule\n## Design Task Protocol\n## Document Control Index\n## Scope of Work","[{\"question\":\"How are alternatives evaluated in Task B2?\",\"answer\":\"Alternatives are developed and evaluated using defined study design parameters and criteria, then screened through three analysis steps: transit modes, premium transit corridors, and premium transit types and phasing.\"}]","DC Needs Assessment and Alternatives Analysis - Updated March 2005 | PDF",1789253202]