Peregrine Falcon ODOT Coordination Sample Clauses

Peregrine Falcon ODOT Coordination. The Xxxxx Bridge is a known nesting location for the peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus), a species protected by the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA). ODOT manages activities on occupied bridges to avoid or reduce impacts to peregrine falcons. Consultant shall coordinate with ODOT Biologist regarding peregrine falcon issues on the Xxxxx Bridge associated with the Project. Consultant shall evaluate potential Project‐related impacts to nesting falcons and recommend avoidance measures to City and Prime, if warranted. Consultant shall coordinate with and keep the ODOT Biologist informed of proposed measures. Deliverables ▪ Topographic survey map and CAD file ▪ Consultant shall provide an email record of correspondence with the City and ODOT, including any recommended avoidance measures for the Project. Assumptions ▪ No peregrine nest manipulation will be required for the Project. ▪ City to locate all City‐Owned utilities within the topographic survey area to a reasonable accuracy within 2‐feet each direction ▪ Utility depths will be 8‐feet or less ▪ No hazardous material will be encounter during utility potholing ▪ Potholing will include up to 24 hours onsite ▪ City will locate the water main within Illahee court Task 3 – Design Document Development Objectives In this task the Consultant will utilize the design criteria, concepts and preliminary site plans developed in the preliminary design phase and develop detailed design to the 60% and 90% levels.
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