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2. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT AND THE PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS Planning and developing transportation projects includes complying with many legislative requirements set forth by the state and federal government. One of the primary laws which govern the planning and development process for federally funded transportation projects is the NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) of 1969. NEPA requires the consideration of environmental impacts caused by a transportation project using interdisciplinary studies. Once environmental studies have been completed, the findings are compiled into an environmental document which identifies the impacts associated with the transportation project as well as what steps will be taken to mitigate the impacts. In addition to NEPA, many other laws have been established to protect human health and the environment which are considered during the project planning and development stage. Laws such as CERCLA and RCRA must be addressed regardless of the funding source. In general, the following table shows the relationship between ODOT’s Project Development Process and ESA Investigations. 5
Red Flag Summary No ROW ESA Screening ESA Screening Relationship Between the PDP and ESA Investigation Minimal Project Minor Project Major Project Step 1 – Conducted on Project Study Area Step 1 Not applicable Step 1 - For projects Not applicable with no ROW & deep excavation Step 1 – Conducted on all alternatives Phase I ESA Not applicable Step 3 – Conducted Phase II ESA Work Plan on Preferred Alternative Step 2 Not applicable Step 5 – Conducted on all Conceptual Alternatives Step 6 – Conducted on Feasible Alternative(s) Not applicable Not applicable Step 7 – Conducted Phase II ESA Not applicable Step 4 – Conducted on Preferred Alternative on Preferred Alternative Step 7 – Conducted on Preferred Alternative 6
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HISTORICAL DATABASES COAL GAS Forme
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APPENDIX L References/Supplemental
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