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b) Submit two (2) executed copies of the utility agreement assemblies to the TxDOT District Utility Coordinator, which will include the appropriate forms as detailed in the UAR and supplied by TxDOT, a copy of the recorded easement deed, plans, and utility relocation cost estimate to the City and TxDOT by letter recommending approval (6 copies of each). The Engineer will include in the transmittal a description of the work being done as well as the estimated cost and schedule of work. The Engineer will not perform engineering services for utility companies for the development of relocation plans relative to a particular utility agreement under this Agreement, as this is a ROW reimbursement cost that is subsidiary to the specific Utility Agreements. c) Submit the Utility Joint Use Acknowledgement to TxDOT by letter recommending approval (6 copies). 1.5 TASK 5 FIELD SURVEYING AND PHOTOGRAMMETRY (TxDOT Function Code 150) The Engineer will: 1.5.1 Determine the required ROW for the Project and prepare the geometric schematic for the Project corridor displaying both the existing and proposed ROW as follows: 1) HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL CONTROL The Engineer will utilize aerial mapping and survey control previously established for this Project by TxDOT (NAD83 /93/NAVD88 values [Texas State Plane, South Central Zone, and Scale Factor of 1.00011]). The Engineer will set additional control (5/8" iron rods with "Control" plastic caps) as necessary (minimum 1000' intervals) to complete the design and ROW surveys scoped herein. A survey horizontal and vertical control drawing (11x17 hardcopy and 2D.dgn) will be prepared for the City's approval. 2) DESIGN SURVEY SERVICES: a) Obtain topographic survey data at approximate 50' intervals and major grade breaks within the design survey limits. This data will typically include spot elevations and break lines as follows: edge of pavement/gutter and back of curb), top and bottom of drainage ditches, sidewalk, and Digital Terrain Model up to the survey limits. Additionally, the Engineer will survey locations and elevations for visible improvements including fences, guardrails, signs, visible utilities and utility markers, one -call utility markings found at the time of the survey, mailboxes, driveways (to 20' -25' past the existing or proposed ROW limits), culverts and drainage structures noting flow line elevations, material type and sizes where accessible. For any "wet" utilities within the design survey limits, the Engineer will obtain rim and flow line elevations where accessible. Side streets within the Project limits will be surveyed ROW to ROW to approximately 100' beyond the Loop 82 ROW line. The Engineer will survey Post Road and the access road east of the railroad from the limits of proposed improvements shown HDR — Loop 82 Project Agreement 17