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Land acquisition is a tool used by airports and transit authorities to address land use-compatibility. Whether the need is to create a right-of-way or to address noise in high-impact areas where sound insulation is not an option, land acquisition programs are effective measures to reduce incompatibility.
We provide comprehensive property management support services to land acquisition and homeowner relocation programs. As the single point of contact to our clients, we work directly with contractors, consultants and service providers to deliver turn-key services. Our team handles all public solicitations and procurements, contracting, permitting, notifications, coordination, management, and reporting. This system alleviates the need for program sponsors to publicly solicit, negotiate and contract services from numerous providers, which decreases client workloads, resulting in potential cost-savings to programs.
Services
- PRELIMINARY ACQUISITION STUDIES
- BUILDING COMPONENTS RESUSE/RECYCLING PLANNING
- STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT & COORDINATION
- COMMUNITY OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES
- PROCUREMENT/CONTRACTOR OUTREACH
- INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
- SECURING OF ACQUIRED PROPERTIES
- DEMOLITION & SITE CLEARING ADMINISTRATION/MANAGEMENT
- GROUNDS MAINTENANCE
- REPORTING/PROJECT EVALUATION
- COMPLIANCE WITH FAA, FTA & DOT REGULATIONS
- EXHIBIT “A” UPDATES
TESTIMONIALS
“The Airport is so incredibly generous…We felt like we won the lottery! Our house is quieter and warmer, and has less draft. Last year we saved about 25% on fuel.”
– New Haven homeowner
“We are proud of the relationship we have built with the QHP, and look forward to continuing to bring value to the Program through designing innovative services that match QHP’s needs, function the way it operates, and incorporate its flow and way of doing business.”
– Program Manager, QHP/Jones Payne
“The Sound Insulation Estimator is the only comprehensive, self-guided tool of its kind available to a non-professional owner that provides the information normally available from architects, engineers, contractors, and acoustical consultants. Homeowners can quickly and easily enter information and receive a basic “acoustical upgrade” plan, including estimated costs, without having to involve a team of specialists.”
– Andrew Walter, Director of Information Management, Jones Payne