NCDOT Sample Clauses

NCDOT. The representative from the North Carolina Department of Transportation shall be the North Carolina Board of Transportation (“NCBOT”) member representing Mecklenburg County, or the representative designated by the Secretary of Transportation in the absence of a NCBOT member who represents Mecklenburg County; provided such designated representative shall serve only for the period up to and until there is a NCBOT member who represents Mecklenburg County. The representative from the North Carolina Department of Transportation shall have one vote.
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NCDOT. With consideration for passenger and freight needs, including but not limited to its obligations and responsibilities incurred pursuant to the Definitive Service Outcomes Agreement dated March 21, 2011, NCDOT will be responsible for working with the other Parties to contribute to determining a feasible project on the NCRR-owned railroad line to be improved, including but not limited to:
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NCDOT. NCDOT recognizes the importance of and appreciates the long-range land use planning envisioned by the Plan. All Parties agree that NCDOT’s only responsibility under this MOU is to share information relating to transportation planning within the area and promptly inform about changes to the plan that may impact the corridor’s full implementation and local development. It is understood by all Parties that NCDOT does not have the authority to approve or dictate land use plans. To that end, NCDOT will consider the Plan and incorporate elements of it, as appropriate, in future long range transportation plans and the Driveway Permitting process. NCDOT will consider individual projects along the US 1 Corridor and the SEHSR for inclusion in the State Transportation Improvement Program as deemed appropriate by NCDOT and in accordance with all state and federal laws and regulations.
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NCDOT. 2.1.1 NCDOT shall sponsor the Interagency Consultation Conformity Determination Meetings, if it is determined there are non-exempt projects, and prepare meeting agendas, meeting materials and meeting summaries required for fulfillment of consultation procedures outlined in this Agreement. Meeting summaries and conclusions shall be provided to Parties within seven (7) days unless an alternative deadline has been agreed upon at a consultation meeting. NCDOT shall also participate in other appropriate committees/meetings established to discuss with the Parties on the development of a revised statewide transportation plan and STIP amendments. A complete conformity determination takes approximately one
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NCDOT. NCDOT recognizes the importance of and appreciates the long range land use planning envisioned by the Plan. All Parties agree that XXXXX’s only responsibility under this MOU is to share information relating to transportation planning within the area. It is understood by all Parties that NCDOT does not have the authority to approve or dictate land use plans. To that end, NCDOT will consider the Plan and incorporate elements of it, as appropriate, in future long range transportation plans and the Driveway Permitting process. NCDOT will consider individual projects along the US 1 Corridor for inclusion in the State Transportation Improvement Program as deemed appropriate by NCDOT and in accordance with all state and federal laws and regulations.
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