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2006-96
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6/20/2006
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168
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<br />4.4. If the Department determines that the complete plans, specifications, and <br />estimates are unacceptable, the Developer shall correct the design documents <br />to the Department's satisfaction. Should additional specifications or data be <br />required by the Department, the Developer shall redesign the plans and <br />specifications to the Department's satisfaction. The costs for additional work <br />on the plans, specifications, and estimates shall be borne by the Developer. <br /> <br />4.5. If exceptions to the Department's design criteria are required as specified in <br />the Department Roadway Design Manual, a request for exceptions shall follow <br />the procedure set forth in that manual. <br />4.5.1. If it becomes necessary to change a design after it has been approved <br />by the Department, and if that change does not require the adoption of <br />alternative design criteria or an exception to the Department's design <br />criteria, the Developer will coordinate with the Department and FHWA <br />for approval of the change. <br />4.5.2. The Department shall have no more than 10 business days either (1) <br />to approve the design change as proposed by the Developer or (2) to <br />respond with a Department-recommended alternative to the design <br />change. <br />4.5.3. If the Department responds with an alternative to the design change, <br />the Developer and the Department shall work diligently to develop a <br />mutually agreeable design solution. <br />4.5.4. The Department is responsible for obtaining any necessary approval <br />from FHWA. <br /> <br />4.6. Reviews <br />4.6.1. The Department will transmit the pavement design to the Developer at <br />the project's design concept conference. After the pavement design <br />has been issued by the Department, it may not be changed by either <br />party without the written consent of the other. <br />4.6.2. When design is 30% complete, the Developer will coordinate the <br />submission of the following design information for a joint review <br />session between the Developer and the Department to allow <br />comments and concerns to be addressed by the Developer within the <br />expedited review schedule defined in Exhibit 2, General Review <br />Schedule. <br />4.6.3. The following will be reviewed as set forth in Exhibit 1, Roles and <br />Responsibilities. <br />1) Preliminary cross sections showing existing utility lines, R.O.W. <br />2) Plan and profile sheet showing existing and proposed: <br />a) R.O.W. lines <br />b) Roadway alignments and profiles <br />c) Intersecting streets <br />d) Curb and lane lines <br />e) Existing Utilities <br />3) Existing and proposed typical sections including pavement section <br />4) Preliminary title and index sheets. <br />5) Preliminary drainage area map, discharge relationships and <br />drainage calculations. <br />6) Storm drainage master plan. <br /> <br />Attachment D <br /> <br />Page 5 of 11 <br />
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