doc10688 ty_Rest_Area_Virtual_Meeting_Presentation_Examining_Various_Feasible_Alternatives.pdf

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            "text": "Slide 13, titled \"Examining Various Feasible Alternatives,\" shows seven colored vertical panels arranged left to right, each with an icon in a circle and a guiding question. The panels step through the alternatives analysis in order, from darker green on the left to lighter blue on the right. Each panel has a question beneath its icon: \"How can we solve the problem?\" (abacus icon), \"Do we understand the problem?\" (microscope icon), \"What happens if we do nothing?\" (magnifying glass icon), \"Can the problem be solved?\" (car icon), \"Is the solution acceptable?\" (group of people icon), \"How do we avoid and minimize impacts?\" (bats icon), and \"What is the best solution?\" (goblet icon). A wide grey double-headed arrow runs across the bottom of all seven panels, labeled \"Public Engagement and Stakeholder Discussions.\" The arrow spans the full set of panels, indicating that public engagement and stakeholder discussions continue throughout the entire process rather than at a single step. The arrow's connection to the panels is a continuous background element rather than a branching path. The slide number 13 and the FDOT logo appear in the bottom right footer. The questions are read in order from left to right, with no branches or decision outcomes.",
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