Right of Way Plans. A Final Right of Way Plan Sheets and Legal Descriptions 3.4.C.B Field Review & Verify Property Owners 3.4.C.C Record Centerline Plat and all appropriate documents
Right of Way Plans. Prepare design sheets with the appropriate land needs. This includes, but is not limited to, temporary and permanent construction easements, as well as accurate property lines. Task 5: Final Design/ Construction Plans – Prepare final construction plans for a roundabout on Xxxx Xxxx xx Xxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx / Xxxxxx Xxxxx Park entrance for the concept design.
Right of Way Plans. VHB will develop draft Right of Way plans based on the Preliminary Plans accepted by the Owner. Using the project construction limits and any anticipated need for temporary rights during construction, VHB will determine the need for additional rights of way (ROW), including permanent and temporary easements, beyond the existing ROW to construct the project. Existing ROW, and all areas of additional ROW, whether temporary or permanent, will be clearly indicated on ROW plans prepared by VHB in accordance with standard survey practices. The plans will be submitted to the Owner for review and preparation of the draft deeds. Once the deeds are completed by the Owner, the draft ROW plans and deeds will be updated as needed for Owner approval prior to negotiating with property owners. ROW plans will include all of the Preliminary Plan elements with the addition of the following: • Right-of-Way detail sheet • Property Acquisition Table We assume the Owner will be responsible for all appraisals, property owner negotiations, and final acquisitions needed to complete the project. However, if the Owner prefers, VHB would be happy to provide ROW phase support as an additional service. Once the Owner has successfully acquired all property rights needed for the project, VHB will update the ROW plans to reflect any changes resulting from negotiations with property owners. A set of final ROW plans will be plotted and delivered to the Owner for recording in the City property records.
Right of Way Plans. Address Field Check comments with respect to right-of-way and easement requirements.
Right of Way Plans. Prepare Right of way plans and deeds needed for the City to obtain any needed property or easement for the project.
Right of Way Plans. Up to 100% Based on completion of required tasks
Right of Way Plans. 60% Submittal)
1.13.1 The MoDOT and City approved preliminary plans will be updated for the Right of Way Plan submittal to MoDOT. Items needed to be updated or added: • Update Title Sheet • Add a summary of takings and remainders sheet • Addition of takings/remainders to parcels on the plan sheets
Right of Way Plans. (KDG and the City) – The City will provide the property ownership and property line information for the project. KDG will prepare a complete set of ROW plans, combined with the raw survey data and design plans, in CDOT format, except for the survey control diagram and monumentation sheet. KDG will need the City’s surveyor’s assistance in creating these two sheets, and these sheets will need to be stamped by the PLS in charge of the survey. The City will provide title work, including the preparation of informational title binders on the adjacent property owners. These title binders will identify any existing encumbrances and/or easements on their property.
Right of Way Plans. 1. Show design features as provided by design team (toes of slope, top of cut, etc.).
2. Show existing property boundaries – as established on the Ownership Map.
3. Show easements and encumbrances shown on Title Commitments within the acquisition area - as established on the Ownership Map.
4. Show proposed ROW and easements with detailed dimensions and offsets.
5. Show unique numbers for angle points in the proposed ROW and easements. ROW point numbers will be enclosed by a hexagon – easement point numbers will be enclosed by an oval.
6. Show additional ROW positions to be monumented on existing ROW as required by CRS – where no additional ROW is required.
7. Show owner names, parcel numbers, parcel locations – as shown on the ownership maps.
8. Each plan sheet will overlap the adjacent sheet by at least 200 feet of the proposed acquisition area.
9. Develop plan sheets in paper space with a model space view at a scale appropriate for clarity of all topographical features.
10. Prepare ROW title sheet.
11. Update ownership tabulations in accordance with ownership and encumbrance (Title Commitments).
12. Prepare ROW Control and Monumentation sheets including a listing of ROW points to be staked (i.e. ROW angle points), Permanent, Slope and Temporary Easement points to be staked and aliquot corners and control monuments to be reset. All staking and monumentation to be completed by the City of Fort Xxxxxxx.
13. Calculate areas of proposed ROW parcels, easements and remainders.
14. Prepare descriptions for parcels, easements and access control required for acquisition to be completed by the City of Fort Xxxxxxx.
15. Insure Title Work is within 90 day of the plan submittal date and each document marked with the respective parcel number.
16. Update ownership maps in accordance with final ROW drawings.
17. Conduct QA/QC Review of the Right of Way plan set prior to submitting ROW plan review (ROWPR) plans to the City of Fort Xxxxxxx.
18. Prepare a ROW plan review (ROWPR) plan set and checklist (CDOTRM, Chapter 2) and provide it to the City of Fort Xxxxxxx to be signed, sealed and monumented. One preliminary set of the plans is anticipated for initial review. A final set of the plans will be submitted upon completion of review comments.
Right of Way Plans. 1. The Professional shall prepare right-of-way plans for the project limits along SR 37 from 126th street to 146th street.
