ecolodge planning
ECOLODGE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Title Page
Acknowledgement
I. Phase 1 – Conceptualization, Planning and Initiation
a. Project Objectives
b. Developmental Issues
c. Local Government Regulations
i. Height of the buildings ii. Density of ecolodge structures iii. Provisions for parking iv. Materials used for ecolodge construction
v. Safety and health standards adopted for construction and operation vi. Other planning and operational matters vii. Amount landscaping or open land required for the height structure
d. Ecolodge Composition
i. The image of the ecolodge ii. Location of the ecolodge iii. Location of the recreation facilities iv. Design of the general transportation system within the ecolodge and provision of parking areas.
v. Provision and location of shops, restaurants or other dining facilities, and storage facilities for recreational facilities and equipment vi. Provision of employee housing, schools, churches and other employee needs vii. Provision of the laundry operation, engineering plants, warehouse, telephone and other forms of external and internal communication systems of the ecolodge viii. Design and engineering of the lodging facility ix. Design of the general transport systems for goods and supplies, waste removal, security and maintenance of all areas of the ecolodge and other employee-related traffic flows
x. Menu planning for the ecolodge dining rooms xi. Preliminary concepts related to marketing of ecolodge products
e. Project Flowchart
f. Preliminary Master Plan
II. Phase 2 – Feasibility Analysis
a. Elements in a feasibility
i. General overview of the area ii. Market analysis iii. Physical characteristics of the site iv. Financial information
v. Additional information vi. Consensus and dissenting opinions of experts
III. Phase 3 – Commitment
a. Formal agreements, letter of intent, other legal documents
b. Environmental impact statements
IV. Phase 4 – Design, Layout and
Title Page
Acknowledgement
I. Phase 1 – Conceptualization, Planning and Initiation
a. Project Objectives
b. Developmental Issues
c. Local Government Regulations
i. Height of the buildings ii. Density of ecolodge structures iii. Provisions for parking iv. Materials used for ecolodge construction
v. Safety and health standards adopted for construction and operation vi. Other planning and operational matters vii. Amount landscaping or open land required for the height structure
d. Ecolodge Composition
i. The image of the ecolodge ii. Location of the ecolodge iii. Location of the recreation facilities iv. Design of the general transportation system within the ecolodge and provision of parking areas.
v. Provision and location of shops, restaurants or other dining facilities, and storage facilities for recreational facilities and equipment vi. Provision of employee housing, schools, churches and other employee needs vii. Provision of the laundry operation, engineering plants, warehouse, telephone and other forms of external and internal communication systems of the ecolodge viii. Design and engineering of the lodging facility ix. Design of the general transport systems for goods and supplies, waste removal, security and maintenance of all areas of the ecolodge and other employee-related traffic flows
x. Menu planning for the ecolodge dining rooms xi. Preliminary concepts related to marketing of ecolodge products
e. Project Flowchart
f. Preliminary Master Plan
II. Phase 2 – Feasibility Analysis
a. Elements in a feasibility
i. General overview of the area ii. Market analysis iii. Physical characteristics of the site iv. Financial information
v. Additional information vi. Consensus and dissenting opinions of experts
III. Phase 3 – Commitment
a. Formal agreements, letter of intent, other legal documents
b. Environmental impact statements
IV. Phase 4 – Design, Layout and
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