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PART IV: Summary of Comments - SCOR/RAC

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<strong>PART</strong> <strong>IV</strong>: <strong>Summary</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Comments</strong>17-May-10Reviewer <strong>Comments</strong> Distribution <strong>of</strong> RatingsPerhaps more appropriately, local statistics should be collected regarding impacted populations <strong>of</strong> nesting sea turtles.Then this information could be reviewed to determine if there is a need for this project on a regional scale.■ Possible candidate for pooled fund study with better background information.■ Important, but generally localized issue.■ [Rating: 3] The study would have to be well designed to differentiate any effects <strong>of</strong> fixed lighting from the vehicle lights.Has FWS identified this study as a concern for sea turtle hatchlings?Research Advisory Committee■ It really only benefits a few states. They should seek some type <strong>of</strong> a shared funding pool for this type <strong>of</strong> study.■ WSDOT does not have nesting sea turtles and agree with the NCHRP review comment that this study should be fundedby a consortium <strong>of</strong> coastal states that have nesting sea turtles.■ Study is <strong>of</strong> regional interest - a pooled fund study might be more appropriate■ May be appropriate for a TPF project, but not a national need; not appropriate for NCHRP.■ This seems more appropriate for a pooled fund <strong>of</strong> relevant states rather than a NCHRP study.Other■ [Rating: 1] Although the Committee finds the study very enticing, we suggest that it would be better funded on alocalized level such as a state pooled fund. The study is not nationally focused and only a hand full <strong>of</strong> state would benefitfrom the results.<strong>IV</strong>-96

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