Early Assessment Right of Way Cost Estimate Sample Clauses

Early Assessment Right of Way Cost Estimate a. Prepare an Early Assessment Real Estate Cost Estimate that includes: all processes, procedures and observations to complete a Real Estate Cost Estimate assignment; including completion of the INDOT Real Estate Cost Estimate Spreadsheet. The Real Estate Cost Estimate includes and not limited to the research, analysis and reporting of the real estate costs, including land cost, land improvement costs, temporary r/w costs, damages, special benefits, cot to cures and improvements acquired, and a breakdown of the appraisal report types. The Estimate will include the costs of relocation and condemnation. The real estate cost will be based upon market data in the project location; copies of the supporting market data used in the cost analysis will accompany the spreadsheet. The CONSULTANT will be responsible for completing all LRS data entry associated with the cost estimate assignment.
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