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r <br /> Exhibit A <br /> 3. Future transportation conditions (focus on MIP study area) <br /> o Document future year travel conditions <br /> o Identify potential transportation improvements/concepts <br /> o Develop potential future year development scenario(includes discussion of the related <br /> traffic and rail impacts associated with future year development) <br /> 4. Priority Transportation Improvements <br /> o Identify short-term and long-term projects that address MIP goals and objectives <br /> o Identify supporting strategies to implement the preferred scenario <br /> o Document transportation needs for further analysis in the MIP CIP. <br /> MIP Capital Improvement Plan <br /> The final scope for the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)will be established after the Midwest Inland Port <br /> (MIP)Transportation Plan is completed. For the purposes of estimating manhours and fee,the following <br /> assumptions are made: <br /> • Improvements will be made to the 27`h Street corridor. <br /> • A grade separation study will be prepared for the existing at-grade crossing of the CN track at <br /> 27`h Street south of Kile Street. <br /> • Improvements will be made to the area designated for"Future Development"south of 1-72 as <br /> shown on Exhibit 1 of the Request for Statement of Qualifications and Proposals. <br /> Task 06000—Stakeholder Meetings—CIP <br /> AECOM will prepare exhibits showing the proposed roadway templates,alignments,grade separation <br /> sketches,and impacts. Meetings will be conducted with the various stakeholders to discuss impacts to <br /> their operations and to make adjustments as needed.These meetings will be documented and included <br /> in the final CIP report. <br /> Task 06500—Public Meeting—CIP <br /> AECOM will conduct one(1) public meeting to present the proposed capital improvements. Exhibits will <br /> be on display and staff will be available to answer questions.An open-house format will be used for the <br /> meeting. Work will include the following: . <br /> 1. Schedule and secure location for the public meeting. <br /> 2. Prepare and submit advertisements for the public meeting. <br /> 3. Prepare exhibits and handouts for the public meeting. <br /> 4. Hold the public meeting. <br /> 5. Collect and summarize comments from the public meeting. <br /> A-9 <br />