Business Communication and Context G
Individual Assignment
This project addresses topics in the course including:
Effective Business Writing
Reports and Proposals
Academic Writing/Research
Task: Scoping Study Upper Molonglo Rail Trail;
Prepare a Scoping Study for a Rail Trail Development from
Bungendore to Captain’s Flat in rural NSW near Canberra
Scope of Task
As a Research Associate at the University of Canberra
Business School you have been contracted by the Bungendore Progress Association
to conduct a scoping study for a proposed rail trail development on the
abandoned rail line between Captains Flat and Bungendore.
The NSW government has invited regional groups to submit
Rail Trail proposals for funding in the 2015-16 Financial year.
This scoping study will assist the Progress Association in
preparing the documentation for a NSW Government Grant.
Format:
Submit as a Word Document
Use Arial font , 12 point , single line spacing
Length: 2500-3000 words
Background and resources :
Terms of Reference for the task are at Attachment A
A marking sheet for the Assignment is at Attachment B
Additional Resources are on the Unit Moodle Site.
Submit: Through the unit Moodle site by 5pm Sunday 4 October
Attachment A: Terms of Reference - Rail Trail Scoping
Project
Attachment B: Marking Sheet
Attachment A
Terms of Reference - Rail Trail Scoping Project
The Bungendore Progress Association requires a Scoping Study
to assist in preparing grant applications for the Bungendore to Captain’s Flat
Rail Trail – more recently known as the Upper Molonglo Rail Trail.
The Scoping Study needs to address the following issues:
1. An assessment of the proposed route including:
• Status of the abandoned Rail Line;
• Geographical features along the route;
• Possible attractions for tourists along the route;
2. Some background data on the success of Rail Trails in
other localities in Australia;
3. Possible barriers to development including any issues
likely to arise from landowners along the route;
4. Identification of key stakeholders and support groups.
5. An assessment of the current political environment and
funding opportunities;
6. An indication of possible construction costs.
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