Soundwalls Sample Clauses

Soundwalls. The Concessionaire, at its sole cost and expense, will be responsible for the completion of the required public approvals for all soundwalls and noise barriers identified for the NEXT Project and the design and construction of all soundwalls and noise barriers at those locations required by Department policy (based on the final noise analyses completed by the NEXT Design-Build Contractor) and any other locations included in the NEXT Base Design-Build Scope. The Concessionaire, at its sole cost and expense, will also be responsible for any additional height to soundwalls shown in the final noise analyses completed by the NEXT Design-Build Contractor due to the Bi-State Project. Other than the foregoing, any additional soundwall or noise barrier locations initiated, directed or requested by the Department either for itself or on behalf of a third party shall be treated as a Department Change pursuant to Section 7.12 and handled pursuant to the Change Order procedures for a Department Change.
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Soundwalls. The Department will be responsible for maintenance of all soundwalls and noise barriers adjacent to the GP Lanes. The Concessionaire will be responsible for maintenance of all soundwalls and noise barriers on any HOT Lanes.
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