Temporary Construction Access Agreement (TCAA Sample Clauses

Temporary Construction Access Agreement (TCAA. Consultant shall prepare a Temporary Construction Access Agreement (TCAA) offer letter and associated proposed agreement documents. The TCAA offer letter must follow the template provided by the Agency. The proposed agreement documents must include information detailing the terms of the temporary easement and a sketch indicating the limits of the temporary easement. Consultant shall deliver the TCAA offer letters and associated proposed agreement documents to all owners via certified mail with proof of delivery kept in the parcel file. Consultant shall arrange negotiation contacts with property owners, identify property, and Project issues for each file. Consultant shall contact property owners to provide general information about the Project and answer any questions related to the TCAA offer terms. If property owners are willing to accept the TCAA offer, Consultant shall ensure the signed agreement documents are sent to the Agency for final approval and payment. IF a COUNTER OFFER is received, Consultant shall submit the proposed COUNTER OFFER with a justification letter and owner supplied supporting documentation to Agency for approval. If accepted see proceeding bullet. IF an acceptable agreement is not reached, Consultant shall document this decision in the file and notify Agency that the standard ROW acquisition process must be used. Consultant shall prepare and maintain a Report of Personal Interview for each file. Assumptions: For estimating purposes, this subproject will impact up to two (2) TCAA files. Deliverables/Schedule: Consultant shall provide: 2 TCAA completed files.
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