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insure clear documentation of any agreement made between the parties with the intent <br />to maintain project integrity. In addition, coordination of contracting for appraisal <br />and titl6 commitment services may be required from project to project. <br /> <br />· Title Curative: Acquire those documents required by the City legal department to <br /> cure title defects: <br /> <br />[~ Subordination Agreements with holders of any existing vend°r[Is <br /> lien or deed of trust; <br />[~ Affidavits of Identity, Heirship, etc.; <br />[] Waivers and/or Use Agreements from holders of existing <br /> easements, i.e. pipeline, utility line, etc. <br />[~ Tenant Consent Agreement; and <br />[~ Damage Settlement Agreement <br /> <br />In conjunction with acquiring easement rights for the city, title to certain properties <br />may require additional work to provide the city with clear title to the interests <br />negotiated with the landowners. For example, any existing Deed of TrUst or <br />Vendorl']s Lien held against'the property should be subOrdinated to the rights of the <br />city, and any question concerning the identity, capacity or interest of the .signatories <br />should be clarified. Further, agreements should be reached with any other parties <br />holding existing interests in the property by virtue of prior easements, leases or <br />tenancies. For example, if the easement acquired by the city crosses an existing natural <br />gas pipeline, agreements or waivers should be acquired to facilitate the <br />accommodation of the intended improvement by the city while protecting the safety <br />and maintenance of the pipeline system. <br /> <br />Report on the status of negotiations and easement terms as directed by your office. <br /> <br />Periodically, as requested by the various City departments information regarding <br />ownership, contact information, easement negotiation status, and final easement terms <br />and conditions will be reported to facilitate the planning and activities of other <br />departments and city contractors. For example, you will not 0nly want to be kept <br />updated on the progress of easement acquisition, but also keep your construction <br />contractor aware of any and all obligations of the City related to construction as well <br />as providing timelY information regarding how and whOm to contact. <br /> <br /> <br />