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u„~~~~~ un uonmem sucu ?s: soil, topoeraE,h}', cenloey, water sources, tloru and fauna, ainnoise quahh', historicaliarchcolo~cieal resources, Visual aesthetics, socio-economics. land use plans sad policies, hazardous or toxic matcrials,~wastes, circulation and traffic. seater supply system, ~iaste~cater facilities, solid waste s}stem. po~~er, commumcnuons. and public ServlCeS. Idc'nnf rattan and .Summan~ oJLnpacts and Proposed ~1It'n;urion ,I~feasures hhe discussion ~~~ill include the en~aromnental impacts of all altematn~es upon the affected environment, mcludmg the proposed action, as well as anv ad~~crse environmental elPects which cannot be avoided should the proposed action be umplemented. "hhe discussion shall also identify all unavoidable impacts and decdop potential nu[igation measures Cor each of these impacts. Tra fie The project is not expected to cause a significant unpact on vehicular traffic in the transfer of ~~~asre between the SSS and the Puuanahulu Landfill; however. because this aspect is expected to be controversial a specialty contructor.~-ill be procured to produce an island- wide tralhc impact analysis of the effect of the operation of the SSS. The team ~~°iIl renew exisLng traffic study and incorporate the study into the Draft EiS. A%oise Srudi~. A noise assessment will be performed to assess the effects of operation of the SSS. A specialty subcontractor will be procured for this purpose. Ard~eologica!/Historical Resotirrc Asses.rmeN. An Archaeolo2tcal/Historical resource assessment will be procured iC such information is not available $om other sources- Additiona! Requirements- As necessary, applicable, and appropriate, the discussion shall also address the requrrements of the following Executive Order GO 13101 on Recycling • CEQ Guidance on Pollution Prevention and NPPA, Ianuary 29, 1993 Executive Ordet EO 12895 on Environmental Justice Li.rr ofPrepm-ers. The EIS shall list the names, toeethcr with their qualillcanons (expertise, experience, professional disciplines), of persons ~i~ho were primarily responsible for prepanne the EIS or significant background papers. AppendLr. Appendices shall be provided in order to substantiate an analysis fundamental to the LiS, including all correspondence relating to the project. The appendices shall be circulated with the L-]S. References. A list of references Shall be incorporated in the BIS which shall list the author, title of the reference, publisher, published location, and date. Ciher controversial aspects oCthe pro~eet are not anticipated: however, ifdurinc the course of the assessment an operational aspect that may create significant impacts is recognized, the consultants will work with the County to prepare an approach that mitigates or minimizes the potential impact In some instances there may be a regmrement For outside assistance from another specialty contractor. As an example, if it is determined dtat the SSS will handle unusually odorous waste such as offal or sewage sludge there may be an additional requirement for an odor control specialist to assess the potential impact of these materials at distances ~~~here sensitive receptors have been identified. Upon publication by the OEQC of the dratt 81S, and at the County's discretion, public hearings will be conducted at a venue selected and procured by the County. Contractor shall prepare up to 10 response letters to comments received dunng die internal review phase The letters shall be prop ided to the County on diskettes or via e-mail m a format [hat ~~-ill allow the County- to read mid edit the Tile in 1~Vord for b~'mdo~s~s (y'ersion ?.0 or higher) so that the Counh~ can pant them, as Cuunh~ o(Hawaii Scope of 16ork p. b '_/7/03 Full Design anti Procu remen[Sei~~ices