Field Review. Lender shall have completed a field review of the Records and such other information with respect to the Collateral as Lender may require to determine the amount of Revolving Loans available to Borrower, the results of which shall be satisfactory to Lender.
Field Review. Typically, the consultant shall conduct field reviews during AM peak, PM peak, off-peak periods on a typical weekday and weekend at the signalized intersections and of the subject corridor. The key elements to consider are location and operation of signal equipment, intersection geometry, signal phasing, intersection operations, vehicle queuing, adjacent traffic generators, preemption requirements (for trains, draw bridges and emergency vehicles), posted speed and/or free flow speed.
Field Review. Consultant shall conduct an initial field review of each street with follow-up visits as necessary to understand each streets unique features that will affect the design, construction and preparation of the contract documents. In addition, Consultant shall identify locations requiring base repair on each street to be resurfaced and slurry sealed.
Field Review. 20.1 The City shall have access to the Work whenever it is in progress.
20.2 The Contractor shall ensure that all specified field reviews or tests have made before covering the work to be reviewed.
20.3 The Contractor shall uncover work that has not been reviewed as specified and make the work good at the Contractor's expense.
Field Review. The CONSULTANT will conduct a site visit to review existing site conditions for the preparation of plans.
Field Review. A Field Review will be completed to address key issues and design concepts, including utility conflicts, access control, traffic control/staged construction and right-of-way. The review will determine the completion of the preliminary design, identify any necessary signal layout adjustments to minimize potential property impact and confirm the proposed staging plans. Revisions will be noted for preparation of the final design.
Field Review. The CONSULTANT will perform field reviews to develop knowledge of intersection and system components. The CONSULTANT shall use an intersection data collection summary sheet and checklist acceptable to the City. Included in this task is an inventory of the following traffic signal control devices and field characteristics at all locations. The inventory shall include the following: - Existing signal and pedestrian phasing - Controller type, fixed or actuated, makes and model The following shall be shown on a condition diagram: - Number of lanes and their usage - Length of turn lanes - Pedestrian crossing distances - Vehicle crossing distances - Posted speed limit for each approach The distance between intersections shall be shown on a straight line diagram. Observation and inspection of all detection equipment is required in order to determine the proper operation of actuated controllers. Inventory information on all other items shall be based on a visual inspection of the equipment. The CONSULTANT shall inform the City of any malfunctioning equipment to report the malfunction and to determine what can be done about it, as soon as possible. The CONSULTANT shall collect and make field notes at each intersection on various intersection, signal, and traffic characteristics to assist in model development and signal optimization. Diagrams shall contain the lane geometry at the stop bar, measured lane storage lengths, number and types of signal heads, cabinet and pedestrian push button locations, and signal phasing. The CONSULTANT shall, for each approach, measure vehicle and pedestrian clearance distances, median widths and lane widths. The CONSULTANT will note posted speed limits, left turn types (protected, protected/permitted, or permitted), turn restrictions, and the presence of roadway lighting and any signal back plates. The CONSULTANT shall test all pedestrian push buttons for proper operation. Any other unique characteristics shall be noted. The CONSULTANT shall take photographs of each approach. The photos are a record of the current geometrics and other intersection, signal and roadside characteristics. Photos may illustrate a safety hazard such as a sight distance limitation or poor lane alignment. The CONSULTANT shall develop a reporting format for this inventory that shall be approved by the City. Three (3) copies of the field inventory diagrams and documentation of malfunctioning equipment.
Field Review. KHA will conduct a field review and record existing conditions in the Project study area as shown on attached Exhibit “A”. KHA will identify any unusual or special conditions that may affect the Project design or construction. This will include inventory of visible existing facilities including but not limited to roadways, irrigation and flood control facilities, utilities, and drainage. Land ownership including right-of-way boundaries and adjacent private land parcels in the project area will be researched based on available information by Xxxxxxxxxx and Associates for the two properties affected by the proposed improvements. With assistance from the City, KHA shall obtain final design documents (in compatible Autocad format) for the adjacent freeway interchange project that will affect the intersection design.
Field Review. The Agent shall have completed a field review of the Records and such other information with respect to the Collateral as the Agent may require to determine the amount of Revolving Advances available to Borrower, the results of which shall be satisfactory to the Agent.
Field Review. MGE expects that the County will organize a field review to visit the site to confirm the recommended alternative and identify potential environmental constraints that could impact the project final design. MGE expects the field review team will include representatives from the County, MGE’s project manager and lead civil engineer, and the County’s environmental specialist. MGE anticipates starting the field reviews after developing 35% plans for the recommended alternative. During the field review, MGE expects that others will develop and document site and environmental conditions that will be the basis for the Biological Resources Memo and for the required regulatory permits.
