Common use of Post Construction Clause in Contracts

Post Construction. After the project is completed the LPA agrees to: 1. The LPA will control the length and location of curb openings for future entrances and will not permit the length of curb openings for entrances to exceed the length shown on the plans or as shown on a sketch of typical entrances for similar entrances; and will prohibit the construction or use of any entrances along the project within the LPA other than those shown on the plans, without prior approval of NDDOT. 2. The LPA will not change any speed limit signs as shown on the plans without prior approval of NDDOT. 3. The LPA will prohibit double and diagonal parking and will control all parallel parking where allowed within the limits of the project in a manner satisfactory to NDDOT and to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), or both. 4. All signs, signals, markings, and other protective structures erected on or in connection with the project, including those installed at the sole cost and expense of the LPA or by others, shall be approved by NDDOT. All traffic control devices will be in conformance with the latest edition of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways. 5. All right of way for the project will be maintained free of all encroachments except utilities and others in accordance with the current edition of NDDOT’s “A Policy for Accommodation of Utilities on State Highway Right-of-Way”. All obstructions to, interference with, or hazards to traffic flow will be removed by the LPA at the request of NDDOT. The LPA will be responsible for any consideration, avoidance, and minimization of impacts upon real property related to this project, such as changes in the grades of the streets, inconveniences to property or business, and any loss of light, air, view, access, egress, drainage, support, or nuisance.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Cost Participation and Maintenance Agreement, Cost Participation and Maintenance Agreement, Cost Participation and Maintenance Agreement

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Post Construction. After the project is completed the LPA agrees to: 1. The LPA will control the length and location of curb openings for future entrances and will not permit the length of curb openings for entrances to exceed the length shown on the plans or as shown on a sketch of typical entrances for similar entrances; and will prohibit the construction or use of any entrances along the project within the LPA other than those shown on the plans, without prior approval of NDDOT. 2. The LPA will not change any speed limit signs as shown on the plans without prior approval of NDDOT. 3. The LPA will prohibit double and diagonal parking and will control all parallel parking where allowed within the limits of the project in a manner satisfactory to NDDOT and to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), or both. 4. All signs, signals, markings, and other protective structures erected on or in connection with the project, including those installed at the sole cost and expense of the LPA or by others, shall be approved by NDDOT. All traffic control devices will be in conformance with the latest edition of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways. 5. All right of way for the project will be maintained free of all encroachments except utilities and others in accordance with the current edition of NDDOT’s “A Policy for Accommodation of Utilities on State Highway Right-of-Way”. All obstructions to, interference with, or hazards to traffic flow will be removed by the LPA at the request of NDDOT. The LPA will be responsible for any consideration, avoidance, and minimization of impacts upon real property related to this project, such as changes in the grades of the streets, inconveniences to property or business, and any loss of light, air, view, access, egress, drainage, support, or nuisance.. 2 of 7 CLA 17058 (Div. 38)

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Cost Participation and Maintenance Agreement

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