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Exhibit A <br /> • Potential transportation improvements that would enhance freight movement within the MIP <br /> study area and the region <br /> The project team will utilize the input from the first round of stakeholder meetings to guide the <br /> technical analysis which will summarize the existing and future year transportation conditions and <br /> needs. A second round of stakeholder meetings will be conducted to present the preliminary findings of <br /> the Transportation Plan. The purpose of these meetings will be to: <br /> • Obtain feedback from stakeholders regarding conceptual transportation improvements <br /> • Confirm that the conceptual improvements address current and future year transportation <br /> needs <br /> • Identify additional transportation improvements that might be considered by the project team <br /> • Obtain input that can be used in developing the MIP CIP and in prioritizing future year <br /> transportation investments <br /> The project team will develop exhibits,as needed,to show existing and future year transportation <br /> conditions,transportation needs,and potential transportation improvements/concepts. These <br /> meetings will be documented and included in the final Transportation Plan report. Additional <br /> businesses or groups that express interest in the Transportation Plan development will also be <br /> contacted. <br /> Task 01500—Data Collection <br /> AECOM will collect utility, pavement,and property information to be considered in the development of <br /> the transportation plan. Work will include the following: <br /> 1. Collect utility information from existing plans and from utility companies identified in a JULIE <br /> design stage locate. Existing plans to be obtained from the City of Decatur and/or the Macon <br /> County Highway Department. <br /> 2. Obtain digital aerial mapping, property lines,and LIDAR data from the City of Decatur. <br /> 3. Review IDOT,County and City pavement condition information to identify deficiencies that may <br /> result in significant project cost increases or cause limitations in access to critical port facilities. <br /> 4. Based on information provided by the Sanitary District,develop a map of areas within the <br /> project limits that are currently or potentially served by sanitary sewers. <br /> 5. Based on discussions with the City and County, identify areas of existing and potential inland <br /> port development with chronic storm water drainage problems and identify improvements to <br /> resolve these issues. <br /> A-2 <br />