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Res 2014-024/Amendment No. 2 to the Advance Funding Agreement with the State of Texas, CSJ No.0016-09-033, for the Loop 82 Overpass at UPRR Project to modify the requirements for utility relocation, right-of-way acquisition and City cost participation
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Res 2014-024/Amendment No. 2 to the Advance Funding Agreement with the State of Texas, CSJ No.0016-09-033, for the Loop 82 Overpass at UPRR Project to modify the requirements for utility relocation, right-of-way acquisition and City cost participation
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CSJ # 0016 -09 -033 <br />District # 14 - Austin <br />Code Chart 64 # 37950 <br />Project: LP 82 Overpass at UPRR <br />Federal Highway Administration <br />CFDA # 20.205 <br />Not Research and Development <br />ATTACHMENT C -2 <br />PROJECT BUDGET AND DESCRIPTION <br />The Local Government will fund and perform the preliminary engineering for the Project, including the <br />environmental documentation, roadway and bridge design, railroad coordination, right of way maps <br />and utility coordination. The Local Government will also fund 100% of eligible utility <br />adjustments/relocations (without reimbursement from the State). The Local Government's required <br />financial participation share toward right of way land acquisition costs shall be ten (10 %) percent of <br />the cost of the right of way property interests acquired, either through negotiations or eminent domain <br />proceedings. The Local Government shall be allowed a credit of the actual dollar amount of 90% of <br />the eligible utility adjustments/relocations paid for by the Local Government (subject to review and <br />approval by TxDOT's Right of Way Division) against the Local Government's required payment of <br />(10 %) percent share of right of way costs. In the event the amount actually expended by the Local <br />Government for 90% of eligible utility adjustments/relocations should exceed the Local Government <br />10% share of the right of way land acquisition costs, there will be no refund to the Local Government <br />of such excess amount. <br />The following is an example of how such credit off of the right of way cost participation would be <br />calculated: Assume total cost of all right of way property interests acquired, either through <br />negotiations or eminent domain proceedings was $100,000.00. The Local Government's participation <br />is 10% of this amount or $10,000.00. Assume the total amount expended by the local government for <br />eligible utility adjustments/relocations (and approved by TxDOT review) was $11,000. 90% of this <br />amount equals $9,900, which is allowed as a credit off of the Local Government's required <br />$10,000.00 participation contribution toward actual right of way acquisition costs, so that the Local <br />Government would only need to come up with $100 additional cash payment to TxDOT to cover its <br />share of the right of way costs. If instead the total amount expended (and approved by TxDOTs <br />review) for utility adjustmentslrelocations had been $12,000.00, the 90% of the actual utility <br />costs /adjustments, so the Local Government would not have to pay any additional cash to TxDOT for <br />its Right of Way Cost share. As provided in the agreement wording above, there would be no refund <br />for the amount that 90% of the utility payments exceeded the 10% of the right of way acquisition <br />costs. <br />AFA —AFA Amend Page 1 of 2 Revised 04/08/11 <br />
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