DP2
Individual
http://proethica.org/ontology/case/123#DP2
Properties
Instance of
Decision Point Id
DP2
Decision question
Is Engineer A ethically required to investigate and present hybrid route alternatives and creative third-path solutions — including physically relocating the historic farmhouse — before advising the state on a binary choice between the shortest route requiring eminent domain and a substantially longer alternative?
Focus
Engineer A's obligation to present a complete comparative analysis of all workable route alternatives — including hybrid alignments and creative third-path solutions such as physical relocation of the farmhouse — rather than a binary choice between the shortest route and a longer alternative
Option1
Investigate and present to the state client all workable route alternatives — including partial re-alignments, hybrid corridors, and the option of physically relocating the historic farmhouse to another appropriate site — with a full comparative analysis of travel time savings, property impacts, historic resource consequences, cost, and public welfare tradeoffs before advising on either the shortest route or the longer alternative
Option2
Present the state client with a complete comparative analysis of the two identified route alternatives — shortest route with eminent domain consequences fully disclosed, and longer route avoiding the farmhouse — while noting that hybrid or relocation options may warrant further investigation if the state directs additional study, on the grounds that Engineer A's contracted scope is route specification rather than structural relocation feasibility assessment
Option3
Present the shortest route as the technically optimal recommendation consistent with the state's efficiency objective, disclose the eminent domain requirement and the owner's refusal as material constraints, and advise the state to commission a separate feasibility study for creative alternatives — including farmhouse relocation — before making a final route decision, treating alternative generation as a distinct professional engagement rather than a component of the current route specification contract
Role
Route Alternative Complete Analysis Engineer A JKL State Contract
TTL
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proeth:decisionQuestion "Is Engineer A ethically required to investigate and present hybrid route alternatives and creative third-path solutions — including physically relocating the historic farmhouse — before advising the state on a binary choice between the shortest route requiring eminent domain and a substantially longer alternative?" ;
proeth:focus "Engineer A's obligation to present a complete comparative analysis of all workable route alternatives — including hybrid alignments and creative third-path solutions such as physical relocation of the farmhouse — rather than a binary choice between the shortest route and a longer alternative" ;
proeth:option1 "Investigate and present to the state client all workable route alternatives — including partial re-alignments, hybrid corridors, and the option of physically relocating the historic farmhouse to another appropriate site — with a full comparative analysis of travel time savings, property impacts, historic resource consequences, cost, and public welfare tradeoffs before advising on either the shortest route or the longer alternative" ;
proeth:option2 "Present the state client with a complete comparative analysis of the two identified route alternatives — shortest route with eminent domain consequences fully disclosed, and longer route avoiding the farmhouse — while noting that hybrid or relocation options may warrant further investigation if the state directs additional study, on the grounds that Engineer A's contracted scope is route specification rather than structural relocation feasibility assessment" ;
proeth:option3 "Present the shortest route as the technically optimal recommendation consistent with the state's efficiency objective, disclose the eminent domain requirement and the owner's refusal as material constraints, and advise the state to commission a separate feasibility study for creative alternatives — including farmhouse relocation — before making a final route decision, treating alternative generation as a distinct professional engagement rather than a component of the current route specification contract" ;
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