Engineering Reasons Clause Samples

Engineering Reasons. Engineering reasons, which may preclude the construction of full standard frontage improvements, may include the following: 1. Horizontal realignment of the highway precludes the building of full frontage improvements in their ultimate horizontal location. 2. Vertical realignment of the highway precludes the building of full frontage improvements in their ultimate vertical location. 3. The property abuts an arterial road that will ultimately include four or more lanes and construction of full frontage improvements at their ultimate location would create an undesirable discontinuity along the highway. 4. The highway is programmed for construction and it would be more efficient for the STATE to construct the full frontage improvements as part of an overall project. 5. The STATE and [ ] determine that there are other significant reasons not to require full standard frontage improvements at the time of the development.
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