summarize Option 1: Status-Quo, do nothing As mentioned above, a few of the contractors have used the laydown space for years without requiring power. On the other hand, the majority of the contractors have used the space directly outside of their trailer as a work preparation and fabrication area, as well as a location to plug in their equipment in the winter months as seen below: This option is not recommended as it will leave many of the contractors without power in their laydown, ultimately impeding their ability to fabricate materials, as well as limiting their ability to plug in equipment in the winter months (loader, skid steer, etc.). Option 2: Run Power to the Laydown *Recommended Option This option involves finding a power source in the Back 40, and trenching a conduit to the laydown areas so that the contractors are able to connect to a power source for prefabrication work as well as for their equipment. Additionally, this will eliminate a safety hazard, as the contractors have expressed that they may still connect to their trailers for a power source, but will have to run power cables along the ground. Currently, the project does not have a