04-18-2022 Agenda
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<br /> CASS COUNTY ROADWAY 18 EXTENSION STUDY – CASS COUNTY, <br />ND <br /> <br />43 <br /> <br />Figure 20. Study Implementation Plan and Time Horizon <br />The information included in Figure 20 provided further detail on each of the three phases of the <br />implement plan and scenarios within each phase of the implementation plan. As shown in the <br />implementation plan figure, the “near-term” phase would include no physical changes to the roadway and <br />would include similar maintenance of the roadway into the future. The “mid-term” phase would only <br />include typical roadway section or other physical changes on the existing alignment. Any reconstruction <br />during the “mid-term” phase could be split into a number of seasons or phases dependent on funding and <br />landowner coordination. The “long-term” phase of the implementation plan includes the Sheyenne River <br />Crossing Alternatives and the Relocate Church Alternative. <br /> <br />Along with the Implementation Plan for the Alternatives, a Decision Tree was developed to further show <br />the path of decisions that may be made with any future actions. The Decisions Tree for this study is <br />shown in Figure 21. The Decision Tree includes the same time horizon and three phases as the <br />implementation plan, but displays the order and path of decisions to be made on any future project. As <br />shown in the Decision Tree, each of the alternatives included in this report are classified as a “near-term”, <br />“mid-term”, and “long-term” phase decision and action.
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