Takedown and Removal of Sign; How and When Payment is to be Made Sample Clauses

Takedown and Removal of Sign; How and When Payment is to be Made. Takedown and Removal: It will normally be the responsibility of the Owner to takedown and remove the Sign. However, there may be circumstances where the Sign has no value to the Owner and can be taken down more cost effectively by the WisDOT (see Part 4.9 Salvage). The WisDOT reserves the right in such situations to evaluate the costs and, if reasonably prudent to do so, have the Sign removed and deduct the scheduled takedown costs from the payment to the Owner. Payment: Payment shall be made by WisDOT to the Owner when: 1) a claim is signed by the Owner, agreeing to be reimbursed under this program, and 2) after the sign is removed from the highway right of way. Removal must be by the date indicated on the notification by WisDOT to Owner, and notice shall be given by WisDOT to Owner at ninety (90) days prior to this date, as required under the Uniform Relocation Act, and at thirty (30) days prior to this date, as is WisDOT practice. However, a different removal date, arranged mutually between the WisDOT and Owner and acknowledged in writing will preempt the removal date indicated on the notification and will not waive the Owner's right to reimbursement under this Agreement (such an arrangement may contain other terms (i.e., rent to be paid by the Owner to the current landowner based upon the land lease in effect at the time). WisDOT will tender payment within thirty 30 days after WisDOT has received the sign relocation claim and other required documentation and the Owner has notified WisDOT that the sign is removed. Payment shall be made to Owner under this Agreement only when the Owner's Sign is occupying the property with consent of the landowner (under lease or extension) for consideration, or owned by Owner, on the date the WisDOT acquires the parcel upon which the Sign is located. Upon acceptance of payment under this Agreement, the Owner waives any right to future claims for damage or loss involving this Sign(s). Provided that the WisDOT has given the 90 day notice and 30 day reminder to remove the Sign, in the event the signs are not removed by the removal date as specified in the notice or by mutual agreement, it is understood by the Owner that WisDOT shall remove the Sign and the amounts due the Owner under the terms of this Agreement shall be offset by the costs to WisDOT for removal of the sign and project delay, if applicable. The Owner will be entitled to the balance, if any, of relocation benefits. In the event the WisDOT does not provide th...
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