Annual Engineer’s Report Sample Clauses

Annual Engineer’s Report. After the Project is completed and operational, the Transportation Enterprise will cause an Engineer to inspect the Project to submit reports to the Transportation Enterprise and the Trustee not less than annually (each an ―Engineer’s Report‖). Each Engineer’s Report shall set forth (a) the Engineer’s findings as to whether the Project have been maintained in good repair, working order and condition and
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Annual Engineer’s Report. After the C-470 Express Lanes Project-Phase 1 is completed and operational, the Transportation Enterprise will cause an Engineer to inspect the C-470 Express Lanes Project and to submit reports to the Transportation Enterprise, CDOT and the Trustee in September of each year (each an “Engineer’s Report”). Each Engineer’s Report shall set forth (a) the Engineer’s findings as to whether the C-470 Express Lanes Project has been maintained in good repair, working order and condition; (b) the Engineer’s advice and recommendations as to the proper maintenance and repair of the C-470 Express Lanes Project during the next Fiscal Year and an estimate of the amount of money necessary for such purposes; and (c) the Engineer’s advice and recommendation as to each Project Renewal and Replacement that should be completed in the current and the next six Fiscal Years, the dates on which such Project Renewal and Replacement should be commenced and completed and the Engineer’s estimate of the cost (using dollars adjusted to the year of expenditure) of each such Project Renewal and Replacement. The Trustee may rely on the Engineer’s estimates of the costs of Project Renewals and Replacements in determining the Project Renewal and Replacement Reserve Requirements but otherwise shall have no obligation to review the Engineer’s Report.
Annual Engineer’s Report. During the Construction Period, promptly after the receipt or filing thereof (but in no event later than thirty (30) days after such receipt or filing), a copy of each annual engineer’s report required pursuant to Section 4.06 of the Master Trust Indenture.

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