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Assessment Strategies for Urban Redevelopment & Land Clearing Projects Doug Dreiling, LRC July 18, 2017 1 MWCC 2017 Lets Get Started! The Point of the Spear MWCC 2017 Keys to Success Understand the Comprehensive Project


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Assessment Strategies for Urban Redevelopment & Land Clearing Projects

Doug Dreiling, LRC July 18, 2017

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Let’s Get Started!

“The Point of the Spear”

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Keys to Success

  • Understand the Comprehensive Project Goals

(Awareness)

  • “Front-Ended” Environmental Due-Diligence

Approach (Strategy)

  • Conduct the Comprehensive Assessment (Execution)
  • Innovate Specific to the Project Needs (Innovation)
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Representative Projects to Discuss

  • Kansas City, Missouri – Power & Light Entertainment

District

  • Oklahoma City, OK – Central Park Initiative (MAPS3

Upper Park) The projects had significantly different timelines, but the environmental objectives were the same.

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Awareness

  • Owner Requirements, Scheduling, Sequencing & Key

Project Milestones

  • How does environmental work dovetail with other

trades and General Contractor requirements?

  • Expected Environmental Conditions (prior to

assessment)

  • Identify Environmental “drivers” and Potential Project

Constraints Integration in the Project Delivery Team

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Strategy

  • Compress the due-diligence process

(Phase I ESA, Phase II ESA, building surveys)

  • Act immediately on the “environmental

drivers” & critical conditions

  • Design with the full project team in

mind – what time & cost efficiencies can be gained with collaboration?

  • Coordinate early with environmental

regulators as they are important partners in the process

Eliminate Potential Problems Before they Develop!

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Execution

  • Quickly obtain the “Priority Data”
  • Structures: Supporting Renovation &

Demolition

  • Near-surface Soil: Facilitate Land-Clearing

& Grading Activities

  • Subsurface Soil: New Construction &

Excavation Areas

  • Waste Profiling: Disposal Authorizations for

Soil & Construction Debris

  • Fluid Profiling: Disposal Authorizations for

Groundwater & Surface Water

  • Hazard Communication: Include

environmental information in bid specifications for general contractor.

Get it Before You Need It!

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Innovation

  • Environmental Technicians included in Construction

Teams

  • Assess “on the fly” during the Construction Phase
  • Reuse of Materials – Natural and man-made Materials

Advance the Objectives of the Developer “Time & Money”

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Benefits of this Approach?

“The Fully-Integrated Environmental Partner”

  • Provides a Solid Technical Foundation for the Project
  • Maintain or Accelerate the Overall Development

Schedule

  • Avoid Construction-Phase Delays & Change Orders
  • Provides Methods to Save Your Client Money!
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Questions?

Nothing but photos here…… Nicole HELP! Questions?

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Enjoy the Conference!

For More Information:

Doug Dreiling, LRC SCS Engineers ddreiling@scsengineers.com 913 749-0706