Project Documentation and Review Sample Clauses

Project Documentation and Review. For full FHWA oversight ITS elements of larger highway, bridge, or safety projects, FHWA will review and approve the ITS related portions of the Design Report, and the project Plans, Specifications, and Estimate (PS&E). In identifying portions of the applicable Regional ITS Architecture that are being implemented, the following guidelines will be used: • When an ITS project falls within the boundaries of a Regional or Statewide ITS Architecture, documentation of the functions and information flows will be provided directly from the Architecture into the project design document. • In the event that some or all of the proposed project functions and/or information flows do not currently exist in the Regional ITS Architecture such functions and/or information flows shall be incorporated into the current Regional ITS Architecture. Changes to the Regional ITS Architecture must be coordinated with and documented by the agency maintaining that architecture prior to the obligation of federal-aid funds. • If a proposed ITS project falls outside the boundaries of any existing Regional ITS Architecture, a project level architecture must be created, in accordance with 23 CFR 940.11(e). This decision should be based upon geographic, stakeholder, and system function considerations. • If this is the first ITS project in a region without an existing architecture, the timeframe for developing a Regional ITS Architecture begins. The region is allowed 4 years, from the date the project advances to final design, to create a Regional ITS Architecture that is “Ready for Use”.
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Project Documentation and Review. After Project installation, BEF will meet with Facility Owner to tour site and deliver the following documents: • A system Operations and Maintenance handbook. • A copy of all state and local notices verifying that each PV system passed all relevant inspections and requirements. • A copy of all warranties for all equipment and workmanship associated with installing each PV system
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