Alternative Specifications. The Developer may use alternative base, pavement, and subgrade cross sections and composition on any streets located within the Subdivision Site, subject to the written approval of the City Engineer. The approval of the City Engineer will be based on the tests, analysis, and recommendation of an independent, local soils testing laboratory, utilizing standard pavement design procedures. The Developer shall be directly responsible for the employment and payment of such a laboratory if Developer chooses to utilize an alternative pavement design.
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Alternative Specifications. The above analyses use mothers’ reports of fathers’ parenting. It is possible mothers experiencing substantial changes in relationships with fathers are simply more likely to report lower father engagement, regardless of fathers’ actual engagement. In supplemental analyses, we estimate fathers’ reports of engagement and find that changes in the parents’ relationship substantially reduces the association between recent paternal incarceration and engagement. For example, including indicators of change in the parents’ relationship reduces the recent incarceration coefficient by 52%, which is less than the 69% explained when using mother-reported engagement but still substantial. Including changes in economic wellbeing and health explain very little (2% and 5%, respectively) of the relationship between recent incarceration and father-reported engagement, consistent with findings from mother-reported engagement. Estimating Mothers’ Repartnership as a Function of Recent Paternal Incarceration The above analyses show recent paternal incarceration is robustly associated with fathers’ parenting, especially among residential fathers, and also show much of the relationship between recent paternal incarceration and mothers’ parenting results from social selection processes. But mothers’ lives are affected in other ways and, for some, the incarceration of a child’s father may give mothers an opportunity to repartner, which we consider in Table 7. These analyses are restricted to mothers living with the child’s biological father at the three-year survey (n = 1,894). The first set of results estimates the odds of separating from the father and remaining single, compared to staying with the father. In Model 1, which adjusts for a wide array of control variables, we find recent incarceration is associated with a greater likelihood of separating from the father and remaining single (1.457, p < .001 [OR = 4.29]). This association persists in Model 2, which restricts the sample to couples in which the father was previously incarcerated, with mothers attached to recently incarcerated fathers having 3.23 times the odds of separating from the father and remaining single, compared to staying with the father (1.171, p < .01).
