Bridges and Surface Structures Sample Clauses

Bridges and Surface Structures. The Proposal shall provide a description of the bridges and surface structures (representative retaining and noise walls) for the Project. The information shall include at least the following: (a) Concept plans for bridges indicating proposed modificatios to any bridge plans included with the RFP with sufficient detail to indicate bridge type, foundation types, width, controlling clearances, and span arrangement. Calculated vertical clearances shall be shown in all profile views. Lane configurations and clear zones of crossing roadways and railroads shall be clearly indicated as applicable. (b) Concept plans for retaining and noise walls shall indicate wall types (including a typical section for each type), proposed locations and limits. (c) Specifically for bridges and surface structures, Proposer shall include the following:  identification of type, material, appearance and design life considerations;  cross-sectional drawings of all proposed bridge types; and  a description of the methods of construction for build-out on structures for the ultimate configuration.
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Bridges and Surface Structures. The Proposal shall provide a description of the bridges and surface structures (representative retaining and noise walls) for the Project. The information shall include at least the following: (a) Concept plans for bridges with sufficient detail to indicate bridge type, foundation types, width, controlling clearances, and span arrangement. Lane configurations and clear zones of crossing roadways shall be clearly indicated as applicable. (b) Concept plans for retaining and noise walls shall indicate wall types (including a typical section for each type), proposed locations and limits. (c) Specifically for bridges and surface structures, Proposer shall include the following: • identification of type, material, appearance and design life considerations; • cross-sectional drawings of all proposed bridge types; and • a description of the methods of construction for build-out on existing and proposed structures.
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  • Access to Project Site Redeveloper shall permit the representatives of the City to enter Project Site at any and all reasonable times, as the City may deem necessary for the purposes of this Redevelopment Agreement, including but not limited to work and inspection of all work being performed in connection with the construction of the Redeveloper Improvements. Similarly, the City shall permit Redeveloper such entry upon the public rights of way for such purposes. No compensation shall be payable nor shall any charges be made in any form by any party for the access or inspection provided for in this Section. The City’s right of access granted under this Section shall terminate upon issuance by the City of the Redeveloper’s Certificate of Completion of Redeveloper Improvements. Notwithstanding the above, Redeveloper shall not be relieved of the provisions contained in Chapter 14.29 of the Lincoln Municipal Code regarding the use of streets for private construction purposes.

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