Environmental Site Assessment Guidelines - Ohio Department of ...
Environmental Site Assessment Guidelines - Ohio Department of ...
Environmental Site Assessment Guidelines - Ohio Department of ...
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Reporting Requirements<br />
� Executive Summary<br />
� Introduction<br />
� Geography/Geology for the Project Study Area<br />
� Information For Each <strong>Site</strong> History<br />
� Regulatory Records Review<br />
� Interviews<br />
� Parcel Reconnaissance<br />
� Proposed Right-<strong>of</strong>-Way and Construction Activities<br />
� Conclusions<br />
� Appendices<br />
- <strong>Site</strong> Requiring Phase II ESA (Major Projects)<br />
- <strong>Site</strong> Specific Phase II ESA Recommendations (Minor Projects)<br />
- Project location maps (including topographic and county maps)<br />
- Aerial photographs<br />
- Fire insurance maps<br />
- Directories<br />
- Regulatory file review information<br />
- Parcel diagrams<br />
- Proposed boring/MW location diagram (Minor Projects only)<br />
- Photographs<br />
- Preliminary project plan sheets<br />
7.3 Phase I ESA Updates<br />
The decision to update the Phase I ESA for a project will be made on a project specific basis<br />
and not on the time limitation listed in AAI. Based on the results <strong>of</strong> ODOT’s environmental site<br />
assessment investigations, ODOT is typically in discussion and/or negotiations with regulatory<br />
agencies for sites with concerns. In addition, the District typically monitors the project area for<br />
significant changes and notifies OES if there are concerns. Therefore, the updating <strong>of</strong> Phase I<br />
ESA reports is not solely dependent on time prior to acquisition <strong>of</strong> a property.<br />
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