Development Entity’s Responsibility Sample Clauses

Development Entity’s Responsibility. (i) Subject to Sections 5.2(a)(ii) and 5.2(e) (Failure of Utility Owner to Cooperate), the Development Entity is responsible for causing, in accordance with the Technical Provisions, all Utility Relocations necessary to accommodate construction, operation, maintenance and/or use of each Replacement Bridge. All Utility Relocation Work performed by the Development Entity shall comply with the Project Documents. To the extent consistent with the Technical Provisions, the Development Entity shall coordinate, monitor and otherwise undertake the necessary efforts to cause Utility Owners performing Utility Relocation Work to perform such work in a timely manner, in coordination with the Work, and in compliance with the standards of design and construction and other applicable requirements specified in the Project Documents. However, regardless of the arrangements made by the Development Entity with the Utility Owners, to the extent consistent with the Technical Provisions, the Development Entity shall continue to be the responsible party to the Department for timely performance of all Utility Relocation Work so that upon completion of the D&C Work, all Utilities that might impact any Replacement Bridge (whether located within or outside the relevant Project Site) are compatible with such Replacement Bridge.
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