Site Investigation/Background Gathering Sample Clauses

Site Investigation/Background Gathering. The VTA shall provide CITY with all available existing utility mapping, including gas and electrical, telecommunications, water (potable & recycled water), and others as applicable. This information will be required no less than thirty (30) days following the date of this AGREEMENT. CITY will review information thus obtained and shall perform a site visit of the full extent of the PROJECT site, as shown in EXHIBIT A-1, to determine if there are any apparent utility conflicts with the street and pedestrian lighting, landscaping, irrigation and hardscape design services which are the subject of design/re-design. The site investigation shall be limited to a review of available plans Second Amendment to the Agreement for CELR Design Services between CSJ and VTA A-3 T-20031.002/ 828702.doc provided by the VTA (or obtained from utility companies) showing utilities or easements, and visiting and inspecting the surface of the site itself. The CITY is responsible to verify with each utility owner that the utility plans obtained from the VTA are the most current; in the event updated plans are required, the Schedule of Performance shall be extended as reasonably required to permit CITY to obtain same. If, as a result of its site investigation, the CITY identifies possible utility conflicts with the proposed street and pedestrian lighting, landscaping and irrigation design, including hardscape design services, the CITY shall coordinate with the appropriate VTA departments and/or utility companies to confirm the location and nature of the conflicts in question and identify possible solutions to such conflicts. CITY will recommend a course of action to VTA to resolve any such conflicts; provided, however that VTA shall be responsible for conducting negotiations, and reaching final resolution, with the utility companies. The Schedule of Performance shall be extended as reasonably required to permit resolution of any such conflicts. VTA shall provide CITY with written direction on how to proceed with design. The VTA shall provide the CITY with roadway geometry and intersection layouts no less than thirty (30) days following the effective date of this AGREEMENT. City shall submit design basis for landscaping and lighting to VTA by July 15, 2010 for VTA’s review and approval of design basis concurrence.
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Site Investigation/Background Gathering. The CONSULTANT shall investigate the full extent of the PROJECT site, as shown in Exhibit B-1, to determine if there are any potential utility conflicts with the proposed alignment of the PROJECT. The site investigation shall include reviewing plans and record drawings showing utilities or easements as well as visiting and inspecting the site itself. If the CONSULTANT determines that there are possible utility conflicts with the proposed sewer facilities, the CONSULTANT shall coordinate with the appropriate CITY departments and/or utility companies to determine the location of the utilities and easements in question. The CONSULTANT shall also obtain and review additional existing utility mapping including PG&E, Pac Xxxx, MCI, and others as applicable. 1. Contact Underground Service Alert (USA) during the initial design stage of the PROJECT and get a list of service carriers in the PROJECT area. 2. Contact each of the utility companies on the list and request information on existing utilities and utilities planned to be constructed within the PROJECT limits. 3. Locate underground utilities along the selected alignment and input to the base map. 4. Conduct at least two utility workshops with relevant utility companies during the 60 percent design stage for the purpose of discussing PROJECT design, clarifying the completeness and accuracy of utility layouts in the PROJECT plans, protection of existing utilities to remain in place, potential utility conflicts as well as timing and sequence of utility relocations. All relevant information on utility protection and relocation that may impact PROJECT construction schedule shall be included in the PROJECT specifications. 5. Recommend to the Director if additional utility potholing is necessary at areas where there may be potential utility conflicts. 6. During PROJECT design, contact the CITY’s Utility Section regularly to determine if there are new utilities constructed within the PROJECT area. Contact person is Xxx Xxxxx (000) 000-0000.
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Related to Site Investigation/Background Gathering

  • Site Investigation Developer has made a careful investigation of the Site and is familiar with the requirements of the Contract Documents and has accepted the readily observable, existing conditions of the Site.

  • Geotechnical Investigation Perform in accordance with the City Design Manual and other City requirements as designated in writing by the Director.

  • Background Investigation The BOARD is prohibited from knowingly employing a person who has been convicted of committing or attempting to commit certain criminal offenses. If the required criminal background investigation is not completed at the time this Contract is signed, and the subsequent investigation report reveals that there has been a prohibited conviction, this Contract shall immediately become null and void.

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  • Background Data The Disclosing Party's Background Data, if any, will be identified in a separate technical document.

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