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Appendix B: Design Elements of Waterway Development
Appendix B: Design Elements of Waterway Development
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If the petition is successful, studies constituting the reconnaissance phase are conducted by US ACE at full government expense. The objectives are to define the opportunity for the project; assess support; determine apparent costs, benefits, environmental impacts, and potential solutions; and estimate cost and time for the next 95
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The desired product from this phase is a final project form, based on consensus insofar as practical, that is acceptable to all interested parties. If the logical progression were followed exactly, a design would be fixed by He end of the feasibility phase after consideration and analysis of all reasonable alternatives, benefits, and impacts (Olson et al., 1986~.
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