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7/22/2024
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Public Works & CDS Study Session
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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CHAPTER 4: ALTERNATIVES EVALUATION CRITERIA <br /> The evaluation methodology included the <br /> development of: Weighted scoring is a method <br /> levels <br /> • Project Goals(from Purpose and Need presented in sed ` •ive ` <br /> Chapter 1) and total assigned points for each Goal; importance, ` ` <br /> different criterion when calculating <br /> • Evaluation Criteria for each Goal; and a total score. For example, in a <br /> • Performance Measurements(points)for each school project, if research <br /> criterion ranging from 1 (alternative does not meet important than creativity,you <br /> or improve the criterion)to 3 (alternative meets or might assign a higher weight to _ <br /> exceeds goal of criterion). research <br /> Each Performance Measurement was assigned a to the creativity • - The weighted <br /> Weight based on the Goal's assigned points and scoring formula multiplies <br /> its number of criteria. For each Alternative, a total factor by - • adds up <br /> weighted score was determined by summing the total these points to get the total score. <br /> weighted scores for each Project Goal. <br /> Performance Rating Methodology <br /> The Performance Rating for each criterion is based on the total Assigned Points for each <br /> Project Goat divided by the number of Evaluation Criteria for that Goal. <br /> For example, Freight Mobility was assigned 10 points, and has 3 criteria.Therefore, each <br /> criterion's maximum weight would be 3.3 points (10 divided by 3). <br /> The Weighted Score for each Alternative's ability to meet the overall Goal was calculated as <br /> follows: <br /> Criterion's Performance Measurement Weight(1, 2, 3)times the Weight (based on the Goal's <br /> Assigned Points and number of Criteria). <br /> Alternative t.ritena �conng txample: <br /> 1. If an Alternative was being scored on the Project Goal- Freight Mobility: <br /> Freight Mobility=Max 10 points out of 100 Total Goat points <br /> 2. There are 3 Evaluation Criteria for Freight Mobility: <br /> Freight Mobility 10 pts maximum divided by 3 categories <br /> Max 3.3 pts per Performance Measurement <br /> 3. Performance Measurement'3' = Max Value, '2' = Moderate Value, '1' = Minimum/No Value <br /> • So if the Performance Measurement for this Alternative is "3 Increases freight <br /> throughput", it would receive 3.3 pts (Max value). <br /> • If it is rated as a "2 Moderately increase freight throughput", it would receive 1.7 pts <br /> (Moderate Value). <br /> • If it is rated as a "1 — Did not increase freight throughput", it would receive 0 pts <br /> (Minimum/No Value). <br /> VOLUME I: FEASIBILITY REPORT 1-90 Corridor Easton to Cle Elum Feasibility Study I S3 <br />
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