Main Lanes Sample Clauses

Main Lanes. DB Contractor shall design and construct the main lanes (a) as necessary to accommodate the Basic Configuration, and (b) consistent with the pavement types shown in the “Oak Hill Parkway Pavement Designations” document included in the RIDs.
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Main Lanes. The DB Contractor shall design and construct the main lanes as shown in the Schematic Design and described below: a) X-00/Xxxxx Xxxx X-000: a. STA 179+25 to 181+25; and
Main Lanes. The DB Contractor shall design and construct the main lanes as shown in the Schematic Design and described below for the Base Scope and each DWC for which TxDOT issues a DWC NTP: Base Scope

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