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<br />Project Development Process for Highway 10/County Road 96 <br />July 23, 2007 <br />Page 3 <br /> <br />As shown on the project development process graphic, the right-of-way process is assumed to take 16 <br />months and will occur concurrently with final design. In total the first three phases of the process <br />typically take over 2 years to reach the point that construction of the improvements could occur. <br /> <br /> <br />We felt that eXplaining this process to the City Council was important to clarifY how comprehensive and <br />long in duration this next phase is. This pre-established project development process ensures that any <br />impacted homeowners will be given adequate time to relocate should the project process conclude a build <br />decision and if funding is obtained for the improvements. It is important to emphasize that completing <br />the preliminary design phase does not obligate the City to build the project. Rather, it helps all project <br />stakeholders to better understand the project impacts, it assists in securing project funds because it shows <br />whether or not the project is feasible to construct, and finally it allows necessary right-of-way to be <br />acquired if the city decides to proceed with the improvement project. <br /> <br />mdb <br /> <br />c: Greg Hoag - Public Works Director <br /> <br />s:\pt\rlryaco\070400\contraC(\project dc~'C!opmenl memornndllm_ revisions_doc <br />