Produce the requested documents for one scenario only. Each scenario asks you to prepare a range of documents. Students are responsible for determining the appropriate genre (email, memo, business letter, etc.) as well as the content of those documents. SCENARIO 1: You are the project manager for Memory Acres-- a nationally established funeral home company that offers a lot of funeral services such as burial plots in the cemeteries they own. Your responsibilities include managing the relationships between potential cemetery sites and local populations as well as overseeing the day-to-day operations of projects. Working on expanding their presence in Tampa, FL, Memory Acres wants to purchase an additional location on vacant land in Hillsborough County. Mike Jones, the landscape architect, fulfills an essential role in planning and executing the project and is in charge of designing plans for tree removal and land resurfacing. The proposed land runs parallel to The Great Reservation which is one of six Tocobaga Indian reservations governed by the federally recognized Seminole Tribe of Florida. In addition to expanding Memory Acres properties, the project would create a needed access road that would help rural community members get to their childrens schools quicker and more directly. The preliminary plan your team has put together proposes removing many trees and resurfacing large plots of land that border The Great Reservation; however, there has been some pushback from the Tocobaga Tribe of Florida as some in the community feel the trees are culturally significant. They have elected the Chairman of the Tribal Council, Dekota Osceola to represent their interests and strongly oppose the destruction of trees and resurfacing of the area. Chairman Osceola has gotten in touch with the company and wants to discuss the destruction of the trees as well as the road benefit. You must figure out how to best appease your companys executive board, Dekota Osceola, and inform your landscape architect, Mike Jones.

DELIVERABLES: Document to the Memory Acres executive board Document to Dekota Osceola, Chairman of the Tribal Council Document to Mike Jones, the landscape architect