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  • Auto Moving Company >> Auto Car Moving News >> Auto Moving News: Concept Development (CD, LCD)

    Tuesday, July 22, 2008

    Concept Development (CD, LCD)

    A phase or type of work involving traffic studies needs analyses, corridor studies, and other work preparatory to project development. CD denotes NJDOT concept development; LCD denotes concept development by a local entity (MPO, county, municipality).

    The purpose of concept development is to deliver projects to Feasibility Assessment with a well-defined need and a recommended concept that has been environmentally screened and has received community support. Concept development includes the following major elements:

    * Early and intensive public involvement

    * An evaluation of project need

    * An analysis of physical deficiencies

    * Environmental screening

    * Evaluation of alternative strategies/fulfillment of CMS requirements

    * Definition of potential concepts, limits and/or complimentary strategies as well as staging and phasing opportunities

    * address community design/aesthetic opportunities

    * Order of magnitude cost estimate

    The concept development Process is divided into the following four phases:

    1. Background Research and Work Program Development

    2. Problem Identification and Project Need

    3. Congestion Management Strategies and Fulfilling Congestion Management System (CMS) Requirements

    4. Concept Development and Analysis

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