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1.1.12. The Developer is responsible for all Project-related environmental permits, issues, and commitments, including any mitigation or remediation that may be required under any law or regulation. 1.1.13. Submission to the department of documentation showing that all environmental permits, issues, and commitments have been or will be completed, including copies of permits or other approvals required prior to construction in accordance with 23 CFR 771.109. 1.2. As set forth in Exhibit 1, Roles and Responsibilities, the Department will conduct concurrent environmental reviews throughout the clearance process in an attempt to expedite the environmental approval of the Project. 1.2.1. Except as otherwise required by law or by agreement between the Department and a state or federal agency, the Developer is responsible for coordinating with local governmental entities and applicable agencies throughout the Project planning process to assure compliance with applicable laws. The Developer and Department will make every reasonable effort to resolve disagreements with local governments and with state or federal agencies as they relate to environmental approval of the Project. 1.2.2. The Developer will coordinate the submission of documents for concurrent Agency review with the Department. 1.2.3. The Department is responsible for coordinating all review activities listed in the expedited review schedule defined in Exhibit 2, General Review Schedule. The Department is responsible for working with the lead agency, the cooperating agencies and any affected entities to ensure a timely and thorough coordination process through a specified staff working group. The Developer will be an integral participant throughout the concurrent review process to rapidly address comments and concerns necessary to secure clearance within the expedited review schedule. 2. Right-of-Way Acquisition 2.1. Except as provided in article 6, the Developer, independently of the Department, is responsible for the acquisition and provision of any right-of-way or real property needed for the Project. 2.2. The Developer will establish and maintain a project tracking system that is acceptable to the Department and that shows the right of way surveying and mapping, appraisal, acquisition, and relocation status of each parcel. 2.3. The Developer and the Department will, upon commencement of each individual highway improvement, agree on the form and format of all required conveyance documents and other right-of-way related deliverables required by the Department for their permanent files. 2.3.1. Within ten (10) days after commencement of work on each individual highway improvement, the Developer will confirm in writing all agreed- upon terms relating to the acquisition of right-of-way to the Department Attachment D Page 2 of 11