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I I I (f) Obtain cross-sections for Purgatory Creek and other creeks at 100 ft. intervals for 500 ft. upstream and 500 ft. downstream. Cross-sections will extend 100' in each direction from the centerline of the creek along Purgatory Creek and 50' along the other creeks. Other creeks/channel crossings are near Sta. 47+20, Sta. 67+00, Sta. 85+00, Sta. 113 +00 and Sta. 140+00. Take soil borehole locations (up to 57 locations) one time and provide a field crew to locate holes for drillers. Final drilled holes will be tied to horizontal and vertical control. (g) 1.4.6 Right of entry into private property will be secured by the City ahead of time and will be supplied to KBR and its subconsultants. The Engineer will make contact with property owners 24 hours in advance to entering any private property. The Engineer and its subconsultants will abide by all covenants and restrictions as noted in the right of entry agreements. 1.4.7 Be responsible for determining the scope of utility work and notifying the appropriate utility company to schedule adjustments. In addition, the Engineer will be responsible for preparing plans for the adjustment, removal, or relocation of utility facilities in accordance with applicable state and federal laws, regulations, rules, policies, and procedures, including Transportation Code, ~203.092 (Reimbursement for Relocation of Utility Facilities), 43 TAC ~15.55 (Construction Cost Participation); 43 TAC ~21.21 (State Participation in Relocation, Adjustment, and/or Removal of Utilities); and 43 TAC ~21.31 et seq. (Utility Accommodation): (a) Obtain utility certification prior to Contractor beginning construction work on any segment of the Project and make such certification available to City and TxDOT stating the status of all utility adjustments and the expected date when all utilities will be adjusted. (b) Identify potential conflicts prior to design of storm sewer, drainage structures, irrigation structures, and bridge layout preparation for review by the City and TxDOT. (c) Evaluate utility conflicts with proposed construction and prepare plans to minimize utility adjustments. (d) Prepare utility layouts, initial contact utility owners and locate existing utilities on the ground for all potential conflicts. The Engineer will pay particular attention to existing waterlines, sanitary sewer lines and gas lines at and along cross streets. The Engineer will investigate the location of irrigation lines which may be adjacent to or cross the Project. (e) Prepare and submit to the City drawings for required utility agreement and/or adjustment. The Engineer will provide a reproducible drawing 11" x 17", with title sheet in hardcopy and in digital format for each utility agreement/adjustment, and will include the following: i. existing and proposed ROW lines; ii. existing and/or proposed roadways; iii. existing and/or proposed storm sewers; IV. underground utility in plan and profile; v. limits of existing casing pipe; VI. owner of utility; and 7