REGULATORY SUBMITTALS & BIDDING PHASE Sample Clauses

REGULATORY SUBMITTALS & BIDDING PHASE. Consultant shall prepare the necessary applications for submittal and review and/or approval of the civil construction plans and secondary plat prepared as part of this agreement. This task will include the necessary administration services for preparing the submittals as well as travel costs associated with the coordination efforts to obtain civil engineering plan approval through the necessary local regulatory agencies. It is anticipated that one (1) Technical Review Committee meeting and one (1) Plan Commission hearing in the City of Xxxxxxxx will be required for the review and approval of this project. In addition, coordination with IDEM for the sanitary sewer main extension and coordination with INAW for the water main extension will be included. This phase will include the preparation of an Engineer’s Estimate for the overall project, as well as the necessary administrative services required for facilitating and reviewing the public bid of the project. It is assumed that one (1) pre‐bid meeting, two (2) plan addendums, and one (1) City Council meeting will be required for the bidding assistance and awarding of contract. Consultant shall not be responsible for any submittal items relating to architectural or signage plans. This phase does not include the acquisition of any construction or building permits through any agency as permitting shall be the responsibility of the architect and/or selected contractor.
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REGULATORY SUBMITTALS & BIDDING PHASE. We will prepare the necessary applications for submittal and review and/or approval of the construction plans prepared as part of this agreement. This task will include engineer’s estimates as well as the necessary administration services for preparing the submittals as well as time associated with the coordination efforts with the local regulatory agencies. This work will include permitting through INDOT for the work along Xxxxx Xxxx 00 and a Rule 5 submittal to IDEM if applicable. This work will also include the services necessary to facilitate bidding of the project.
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REGULATORY SUBMITTALS & BIDDING PHASE. It is anticipated the construction of these projects will disturb more than one acre of ground and therefore an Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) Construction Stormwater General Permit (old Rule 5) will be required. CrossRoad will prepare a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan, submittal of public notice, and permit application forms. An IDEM 401 / ACOE 404 is anticipated due to the culvert replacement, as well as a legal drain permit through the Johnson County Surveyor. This phase will include the preparation of an Engineer’s Estimate for the overall project, as well as the necessary administrative services required for compiling bid documents and facilitating and reviewing the public bid of the project. It is assumed that all 3 project segments will be let under one construction contract with one bid book. This phase does not include the acquisition of any construction or building permits through any agency as permitting shall be the responsibility of the selected contractor. September 16, 2022 // Various Road Projects // PAGE 3 of 6
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REGULATORY SUBMITTALS & BIDDING PHASE. It is anticipated the construction of these projects will disturb more than one acre of ground and therefore an Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) Construction Stormwater General Permit (old Rule 5) will be required. CrossRoad will prepare a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan, submittal of public notice, and permit application forms. An IDEM 401 / ACOE 404 is anticipated due to the realignment of Canary Ditch. It is anticipated that the in-lieu fee program will be utilized, and therefore no mitigation plans will be necessary. Lastly, a legal drain permit will be required through the Johnson County Surveyor. We will utilize the services of a subconsultant to prepare a Wetland Delineation / Waters of the US report for submittal with the permits. This phase will include the preparation of an Engineer’s Estimate for the overall project, as well as the necessary administrative services required for compiling bid documents and facilitating and reviewing the public bid of the project. This phase does not include the acquisition of any construction or building permits through any agency as permitting shall be the responsibility of the selected contractor.
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