Acquisition of Replacement Utility Property Interests Sample Clauses

Acquisition of Replacement Utility Property Interests. Each Utility Owner will be responsible for acquiring any Replacement Utility Property Interests that are necessary for its Utility Adjustments. Developer shall have the following responsibilities for each acquisition:
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Acquisition of Replacement Utility Property Interests contains provisions that address the acquisition of easements for Utilities to be installed outside of the Project ROW. Utilities may remain in their existing locations within the Project ROW if (a) the requirements of Section 6.2.1 (Standards) are met, and (b) the existing location will not adversely affect the construction, operation, safety, maintenance and/or use of the Project.
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Acquisition of Replacement Utility Property Interests. (even 27 though not part of the Project ROW), subject to ADOT’s potential assistance as provided 28 in Section 5.4.3; 29 (r) Quality management regarding ROW Services as described in 30 Section GP 110.07.2.1.2.1 of the Technical Provisions and the approved ROW Activity 31 Plan; and 32 (s) Obtaining temporary entry as necessary to make examinations, 33 surveys and maps, as set forth in ARS 12-1115, in accordance with the ADOT Right of 34 Way Procedures Manual.
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