City Services General Sample Clauses

City Services General. Each City bureau or agency with Code authority or other responsibility over the Project shall provide to TriMet the following services:
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City Services General. Each City bureau or agency with Code authority or other responsibility over the Project shall provide to the County the following services: Supply copies of all available file data on all existing facilities as requested by County for the Project. The City has found the completeness and accuracy of this file information to be inadequate when used as the sole basis for NEPA planning/preliminary design purposes and recommends verification before incorporation into any technical analysis or planning documents. Any reliance on the data by County shall be at its own risk. Review required revisions to and provide comments on the Project plans and documentation as provided for in this Agreement. Cooperate fully with the City's Project Manager, County's Project Manager, and City and County designated representatives as reasonably necessary to assist in the timely and proper completion of the Project. The City Bureaus listed below will provide services as described. In addition, the following services related to the Supplemental XXXX shall be provided, as necessary, by City staff: Assist County to identify, analyze, revise, refine, select, document and provide comments on Project alternatives to be evaluated in the SDEIS. Participate in review of SDEIS and project NEPA process. Portland Bureau of Transportation ("PBOT"). Capital Delivery Division (CDD). Under the coordination of the City's Project Manager, PBOT CDD shall provide services as described below: Act as the lead City agency in carrying out the City's obligations and exercising the City's rights under this Agreement. Provide as necessary, services of the City's Project Manager and other positions as identified in the Agreement. Assist in and coordinate all document, technical analysis and plan reviews, including structures. Assist in resolution of all preliminary design and permitting issues. Coordinate and track compliance with all City permits. Oversee City Staffing Plan development, and work with City Bureau leads in monitoring, tracking, and billing. Prepare budget status reports as required. Assist County in coordinating the identification and evaluation of impacts to all publicly owned utilities. Assist with Project briefings to the City Council and various commissions (for example, Design Commission, Historic Landmarks Commission, and Planning and Sustainability Commission), as well as City freight, pedestrian and bicycle advisory committees as required. Right of Way Programs & Permitting (RWPP). R...
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