Evaluation of Designated Roads Sample Clauses
The 'Evaluation of Designated Roads' clause establishes the process and criteria for assessing specific roads identified within an agreement or project. Typically, this clause outlines how and when the designated roads will be inspected, what standards or benchmarks they must meet, and who is responsible for conducting the evaluation. For example, it may require a third-party engineer to verify that a road meets safety and quality requirements before it is accepted for use. The core function of this clause is to ensure that only roads meeting agreed-upon standards are approved, thereby protecting stakeholders from substandard infrastructure and clarifying responsibilities for road quality.
Evaluation of Designated Roads. Developer shall conduct an Initial Evaluation of Designated Roads prior to commencement of construction of the Project. If, pursuant to Section 4.1, Developer submits to the County an updated version of Appendix A that designates an additional road as a Designated Road, Developer shall perform an Initial Evaluation with respect to such additional Designated Road. The costs of all Initial Evaluations will be borne by Developer. Evaluations in addition to Initial Evaluations shall be conducted upon mutual agreement of the Parties.
Evaluation of Designated Roads. Turtle Creek has retained an independent Iowa licensed professional civil engineer (the “Civil Engineer”) to perform a survey to record the pre-existing condition of the Designated Roads including culverts, bridges and other drainage structures (the “Road Condition Report”), which shall include, at the Civil Engineer’s election: videotaping of the Designated Roads, culverts, bridges and drainage structures and, boring and other such other tests deemed necessary by the Civil Engineer to determine the pre- construction condition of the Designated Roads. Such Road Condition Report shall reflect the existing drainage system, including open ditches, bridges, small structures and culvert pipes (the “Drainage Infrastructure”), and the direction of current flow of storm water drainage. The Road Condition Report is attached hereto as Appendix B. In connection with the Road Use Report, Turtle Creek shall have the right, but not the obligation, to bore and take core samples of the Designated Roads and perform other testing as deemed appropriate by Turtle Creek for the purposes of determining road condition and composition and shall repair any damage caused by such boring activities. In addition, within sixty (60) days after completion of construction of the Project Facilities, Turtle Creek shall, at its cost and expense, perform a survey to record the condition of the Roads that were used by Turtle Creek (the “Post-Construction Roadway Condition Survey”). The Post-Construction Roadway Condition Survey may include videotaping, photography and such other testing as deemed appropriate by Turtle Creek. Turtle Creek shall deliver a copy of the Post-Construction Roadway Condition Survey, if any, to the Designee. The Post-Construction Roadway Condition Survey shall be used to determine what damage, if any, was caused by the Turtle Creek Parties during the construction of the Project and what repairs are necessary to repair any such damage to the Designated Roads that were used by Turtle Creek. If the Designee does not give written notice of any objection to the completeness and accuracy of the Post-Construction Roadway Condition Survey within ten (10) business days after receipt, the Post- Construction Road Condition Survey shall be deemed accepted by the County and by the Designee. If written notice of objection is delivered within such ten (10) business day period, the Parties shall work in good faith to resolve any objections of the Designee. In the event the Parties can...
Evaluation of Designated Roads. As soon as practicable after the execution of the Development Agreement, but in any event prior to the commencement of construction at the Project site and before delivery of materials and equipment to the Project site, the County and the Developer shall agree on a method to evaluate the Designated Roads (“Initial Evaluation”) to be included by reference in Appendix B of this Agreement. The Developer shall inspect and structurally assess all bridges or structures on Designated Roads or Haul Roads and provide documentation to the reasonable satisfaction of the County Engineer of acceptable use of said bridges or structures, also to be included by reference in Appendix B of this Agreement. If the Developer submits updated versions of Appendices A and B to the County pursuant to section 1.1, the costs of each Initial Evaluation will be borne by the Developer. Additional evaluations shall be conducted only in the event the Parties mutually agree. Prior to commencement of the Project construction the Developer shall, at its expense, provide the County Engineer with videotape or other media documenting the preconstruction condition of all County and Township roads to be used during construction of the Project. This will be made available and approved by the County Engineer for accuracy and clarity and will be considered as the visual record of the preconstruction condition of the roads.
Evaluation of Designated Roads