Survey; Review of Records Sample Clauses

Survey; Review of Records. The amount of credits or payments, as applicable, due MTA for salvage and Expired Service Life Value shall be determined by mutual agreement based upon Utility's applicable books, records, documents and other data of Utility. To assist in the determination of credits or payment due MTA under this Agreement, if any, MTA and Utility may conduct an inspection survey and/or inventory of each Conflicting Facility during Design Engineering. Pursuant to a Work Order, Utility shall provide MTA, to the extent such exist and are known - and available, with drawings, plans or other records necessary to conduct such survey or inventory. The survey shall describe the physical attributes of the Conflicting Facility such as number, length, diameter, dimensions, and type of material. The survey shall further describe, for each Conflicting Facility, the date of construction or installation; the present condition; the expected service life of each Conflicting Facility as derived from Utility's records; and whether materials contained therein are salvageable. The results of such survey shall also be applied in the determination of Betterments, as necessary.
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Survey; Review of Records. The amount of credits or payments, as applicable, due LACMTA for salvage and Expired Service Life Value shall be determined by LACMTA and confirmed by County or District based upon applicable books, records, documents and other data of County or District. To assist in the determination of credits or payments due LACMTA under this Agreement, LACMTA and County or District may conduct an inspection survey of each Conflicting Facility during the Design stage. Pursuant to a Work Order, County or District shall provide LACMTA with drawings, plans or other records necessary to conduct such survey. The survey shall describe the physical attributes, date of construction or installation and present condition of each Conflicting Facility; shall report the expected service life of each Conflicting Facility as derived from County's or District’s records; and shall state whether the materials contained in each Conflicting Facility are reusable or salvageable. The results of such survey shall also be applied in the determination of Betterments, as necessary.
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Survey; Review of Records. The amount of credits or payments, as applicable, due Authority for salvage shall be mutually agreed on by Authority and City based upon applicable books, records, documents and other data of City. To assist in the determination of credits or payments due Authority under this Agreement, Authority and City may conduct an inspection survey of each Conflicting Facility during the Design stage. Pursuant to a Work Plan, City shall provide Authority with drawings, plans or other records necessary to conduct such survey. The survey shall describe the physical attributes, date of construction or installation and present condition of each Conflicting Facility; shall report the expected service life of each Conflicting Facility as derived from City's records; and shall state whether City intends to salvage materials contained in each City Facility.
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Survey; Review of Records. The amount of credits or payments, as applicable, due MTA for salvage and Expired Service Life Value shall be determined by MTA and confirmed by County or District based upon applicable books, records, documents and other data of County or District. To assist in the determination of credits or payments due MTA under this Agreement, MTA and County or District may conduct an inspection survey of each Conflicting Facility during the Design stage. Pursuant to a Work Order, County or District shall provide MTA with drawings, plans or other records necessary to conduct such survey. The survey shall describe the physical attributes, date of construction or installation and present condition of each Conflicting Facility; shall report the expected service life of each Conflicting Facility as derived from County's or District’s records; and shall state whether the materials contained in each Conflicting Facility are reusable or salvageable. The results of such survey shall also be applied in the determination of Betterments, as necessary.
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