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LID Master Plan for
Anacostia River CSO Outfall 006
WORK PLAN
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Overview
The work plan utilizes a proactive public outreach program and integration
of information from other planning and design efforts in the study area
into the LID Master Plan. The goal is to have a positive influence on
these other efforts by educating the planning and design professionals who
are conducting the other studies on the benefits of LID and to determine
what are the appropriate processes and uses for LID in the planning
process for future efforts. The public outreach component will be
coordinated with these other efforts and also have meetings targeted at
specific groups to determine the most desirable uses of LID for businesses
and residents.
Components
This project will have discrete deliverables and a transparent process
that can be documented and easily transferable. In order to accomplish
this, the grant effort is divided into four (4) phases. Phase One is the
gathering of information and development of initial program objectives and
protocols. Phase Two is the development of the public outreach program
that will be incorporated into the planning protocols. This information
will be used to develop the planning protocols and strategies. Phase Three
is the development of the Master Plan. Phase Four is the final
presentation and project report. Each of the phases will be used as a
foundation for the succeeding efforts. The initial efforts will rely
heavily on involvement from the outreach team from AWS and the final
efforts will primarily be the planning effort from LIDC. The Office of
Planning will provide oversight, review, and some graphic and mapping
support, and limited coordination of the effort. A more detailed
identification of the products and deliverables will be developed as the
project progresses. This is because there is still an inventory and
assessment of the related efforts that is being conducted by OP and the
fact that many of the other efforts are just beginning so it is difficult
to evaluate the best pathways to coordinate and take advantage of those
efforts. Listed below are some of the anticipated milestones/products for
the effort.
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