Utility Research Sample Clauses

Utility Research.  WSC’s utility research subconsultant, Ashley and Xxxxx, will prepare a draft utility letter to request record drawings from utility owners with facilities in the areas of each pump station.  A utility database will be prepared and maintained to document and track the status of utility information.  The utility drawings will be combined with the base map created by the surveyor and the private property utility locator findings and used to identify potential conflicts with proposed sewer alignments.
Utility Research.  WSC’s utility research subconsultant, Ashley and Xxxxx, will conduct utility research for the Phase II pump stations similar to that described in Task 4.1.
Utility Research. Potholing
Utility Research. ⮚ Prepare a draft utility letter to request record drawings from utility owners with facilities in the areas of each pump station. ⮚ The utility drawings will be combined with the base map and used to identify potential conflicts with proposed sewer alignments.
Utility Research. Consultant will obtain available record information from public agencies and private utilities at a level sufficient for planning and preliminary design. Depending upon the preferred Project alternative and discovery of interfering utilities, potholing may be recommended. Those costs are unknown and not included in the scope of services.
Utility Research. Xxxxxx-Xxxx will research existing wet utilities in the project area based on the readily available as-built drawings provided by the City. Xxxxxx-Xxxx will reach out to the dry utility providers operating in the study area and request, through the City, their record facility maps. Wet and dry utilities will be combined with the survey information to create an existing utility base map. Xxxxxx-Xxxx staff will perform one site visit to field verify the utility base map and will make necessary adjustments based on field observations. Results of the investigations will be integrated into an existing utility CAD base map that will be used by the project team to develop preliminary and final design plans. This task assumes up to 20 hours of effort. Data collection support beyond the scope described herein will be considered an additional service. • Base Map (AutoCAD 2020). • City will provide as-builts. • City will provide striping AutoCAD files for the Murrieta Boulevard Street Resurfacing Project.
Utility Research. URS will review and utilize utility drawings provided by City and obtain additional information if necessary for designing the facilities. URS will contact DigAlert at the beginning of the design phase to obtain a list of utilities that potentially have facilities in the project area. Each Utility will be contacted and a record of correspondence will be kept to verify that the current utility records have been received. Potholing. URS assumed the need to provide five (5) potholes to confirm utility locations/ depths. URS would subcontract with Saf-R-Dig to provide this service.
Utility Research. Contractor shall obtain a list of utility agencies within the project limits from Underground Service Alert and issue Preliminary Utility Notices to request facility maps. Contractor shall research and obtain readily available record drawings and other data pertinent of underground substructures and utility lines, and at-grade utility structures. Contractor shall draw into the survey and design plans all information contained in the record drawings. Contractor shall send out 2nd utility notices (with 75% plans) within 1 week after issuance of the 75% PS&E submittal to City staff, for verification of facilities. Contractor shall send out final utility notices along with approved plans, a tentative pre-construction meeting date and a tentative DocuSign Envelope ID: XX00X000-0XX0-000X-0000-0XXX00X0XXX0 schedule date for construction. Contractor shall maintain a utility log to track who and when notifications were sent to and document the responses to the notices. This task shall be billed via lump sum percentage completed. Task A3.3 – Survey Contractor shall obtain copies of record data maps (i.e.: Tract Maps, Parcel Maps, Records of Survey, Separate Instruments of Easement Grants, and Assessor Maps), Corner Records, Centerline Tie Notes from LA County research sites. Contractor shall provide necessary project coordination, survey crew coordination and office support calculations to dispatch survey crews with all necessary support data. Contractor shall re-establish project horizontal control based upon previous survey control on this project. Location of existing site survey monuments shall be mapped as a means of recording all existing centerline monuments and ties that may be affected by the project. Contractor survey extents for Zone 1 shall include within the intersection of Havenhurst Dr and Fountain Ave, through to a minimum of 25 feet beyond the BCR/ECR of intersection corners in all four directions. Contractor survey extents for Zone 2 shall include from 25 feet beyond the BCR/ECR of intersection corners of the east and west sides (Fountain alignment) through to 200’ east and west along Fountain Ave from the BCR/ECR of intersection corners. Survey extents shall include the roadway zone, parkway zone, and sidewalk zone, extending from right- of-way line to right-of-way line. Contractor shall survey all elements of the public right-of-way, such as curbs, gutters, sidewalks, driveways, ramps, cross gutters, medians, pavements, trees, tree grates, manhol...
Utility Research. 1. Penfield & Xxxxx will contact all known service providers and request record information. This will include obtaining City of Lancaster base map and utility atlas information within the project limits. 2. Compile and incorporate the information collected from utility providers and City into the topographic base map, utilizing the dimensions and depths provided and geo-referenced to the actual field surveyed utility features wherever possible. 3. Develop and maintain utility correspondence log and document utility companies, contact information, date of contact, date of response and other pertinent information related to utility company coordination. 4. Identify the SCE poles that will need to be relocated under the proposed intersection design and prepare exhibit depicting the affected SCE facilities, as well as any other utilities that may be impacted by the relocation/undergrounding of SCE transmission poles. 5. Transmit utility conflict exhibit(s) to affected utility companies. 6. Transmit 60% plans and specifications to affected utility companies.

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