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Strategies for Integrating Water Resource Issue Management with the Project Implementation Process 59
3.5.2 Water Resource Issue Management in Project Execution Phase
The Project Execution Phase for development projects corresponds to the time that the water
resource issue management associated with construction is completed and the operational man-
agement of water resource issues commences. The following water resourcerelated activities
typically occur during the Project Execution Phase:
· Completing the NEPA process;
· Submitting permit applications and approval documentation for individual water resource
issues;
· Coordinating with regulators on status and timing of actions;
· Receiving permits and approvals;
· Modifying development project design to accommodate water resource compliance
requirements;
· Evaluating whether project design modification requires NEPA reassessment, consideration
of alternatives, or additional mitigation requirements;
· Designing, bidding, permitting, constructing, commissioning and starting up the control and
mitigation measures needed to accommodate water resource compliance requirements;
· Initiating monitoring of mitigation measures; and
· Initiating operation of water resource issue control systems.
Table 6 summarizes planning items and planning actions for the Project Execution Phase that
are frequently associated with each of the four recurring steps in assessing water resource issues
in development projects.
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60 A Handbook for Addressing Water Resource Issues Affecting Airport Development Planning
Table 6. Planning items and actions for Project Execution Phase.
Step 1: Characterize Water Resource and Water Resource Impact
Planning Item Planning Action
Information Types · Assess new data needs based on regulator
review of permit applications
Level of Detail in Data Acquisition · Plan for detailed collection for missing data to
support design
Timing for Data Acquisition and Analysis · Complete by start of detailed design
Costs for Data Acquisition and Analysis · Obtain quotations from qualified entities
Stakeholder Coordination · Meet with stakeholders at start of detailed
design and construction
Step 2: Plan Items and Actions for Assessing Compliance Requirements
Planning Item Planning Action
Permit Conditions · Review final permit conditions from regulators
and mitigation commitments in NEPA approval
and assess significance
· Submit applications for controls
Timing for Actions · Coordinate submittal dates permits and design
development level
· Coordinate permit effective dates with
construction schedule
Stakeholder Coordination · Obtain input and review on proposed permit
conditions
Step 3: Plan Items and Actions for Assessing Effects on Development Project from
Individual Water Resource Issues
Planning Item Planning Action
Controls Outside of Project · Final design and construction
· Submit applications for implementation of
controls
Timing for Actions · Coordinate submittal dates for control permits
and design development level
Regulatory Coordination · Meet with agencies to verify controls and
permit submittal requirements
Stakeholder Coordination · Coordinate among design, construction staff,
and representatives for other projects
Step 4: Plan Items and Actions for Consolidating Effects of Water Resource Issues on
Development Project
Planning Item Planning Action
Design of Controls and Mitigation Measures · Ensure coordination among various design
entities
Timing for Actions · Coordinate submittal dates for control permits
and design development level
Regulatory Coordination · Meet with agencies to verify controls and
permit submittal requirements
Stakeholder Coordination · Coordinate among design, construction staff,
and representatives for other projects
