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IFirm and Personnel Experience —Page 1-3 <br />Our approach to assisting our clients with <br />environmental documentation and permitting <br />issues includes several key elements: <br />• Coordinating with the client to gain a <br />thorough understanding of project elements <br />and objectives. <br />• Identifying and describing the resources that <br />could be directly or indirectly affected, <br />assessing potential impacts, and identifying <br />applicable regulations and possible permit <br />requirements. This would include <br />consideration of all potential permanent and <br />temporary impacts. <br />• Determining whether alternative designs, <br />materials, or construction methods are <br />available so that impacts to jurisdictional <br />resources are minimized or avoided. <br />• Considering alternative permitting strategies <br />and mitigation options. <br />• Providing services to assist in obtaining <br />authorizations from regulatory agencies. <br />This process requires frequent coordination with <br />the client project manager and often involves <br />collaboration with planners and designers to <br />modify project elements consistent with project <br />objectives and in consideration of regulatory <br />constraints. The focus of the process is primarily <br />to avoid the need to undertake costly mitigation <br />efforts or comply with excessively restrictive <br />permit conditions as much as feasible. In the <br />event mitigation is needed, P&D will work closely <br />with the County in developing on -site and off -site <br />options and detail the benefits and costs prior to <br />moving forward with negotiations with the <br />regulatory agencies. <br />P&D Consultants TCB � AECOM <br />f://03521005.30.01 City of Santa Ana Environmental Consultants <br />