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Assignment of Responsibilities for Design and Construction. The OWNER hereby acknowledges and agrees that (i) prior to the award of the CONTRACT, the DEPARTMENT will not have in its possession final plans to be utilized to determine exact locations of the UTILITY ADJUSTMENT WORK; (ii) Overhead/Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations plans exist providing the best information and signifying the layout of known existing facilities; and (iii) the OWNER has used the SUE plans for developing its determination of commitments as indicated below. The DEVELOPER-developed plans will be developed by the DEVELOPER and provided to the OWNER after the CONTRACT is awarded. The OWNER hereby acknowledges and agree that if option 3A below has been selected (i) the DEVELOPER-developed plans shall be used by the DEPARTMENT as the final basis for the Standard Utility Agreement; and (ii) the OWNER will enter into the Standard Utility Agreement on the basis of such DEVELOPER-developed plans. The OWNER xxxxxx makes the following commitments with regard to the PROJECT and the UTILITY ADJUSTMENT WORK:
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Assignment of Responsibilities for Design and Construction. This MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING and the following shall serve only as a basis for assignment of responsibilities and costs for DEVELOPER to enter into a Master Utility Adjustment Agreement (MUAA) with OWNER after the Contract is awarded to DEVELOPER by the DEPARTMENT. For a DBF project implementation, the DEPARTMENT will not have in its possession exact costing plans to be utilized to determine exact locations of the removal, relocation, protection, or adjustment. However, Overhead/Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations plans exist providing the best information and signifying the layout of known existing facilities at the time of the distribution of this MOU. Please use these plans for developing the final determination of services as indicated below. The DEVELOPER’s plans will be provided to the OWNER after the PROJECT is awarded by the DEPARTMENT which shall be used as the final basis for the MUAA. Betterment costs will be the OWNER’s responsibility. NOTE: When the Utility Owner allows the relocation work to be included in the contract, all material cost and labor will be paid for by the DEVELOPER, excluding betterment. OWNER xxxxxx makes the following commitments with regard to the PROJECT: 4A. OWNER, at the DEVELOPER’S cost through a MUAA/MUAAA, will provide the following services for the properties for which it has established prior rights (Check to signify): Design Construction
Assignment of Responsibilities for Design and Construction. This MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING, including the following commitments by OWNER, shall serve as a basis for assignment of responsibilities and costs for the DEPARTMENT and the Owner to enter into a Standard Utility Agreement (SUA), if the Owner is claiming a Prior Right and is self- performing after the PROJECT is awarded to the CONTRACTOR. Prior to Project Let, GDOT will not have in its possession exact costing plans to be utilized to determine exact locations of the removal, relocation, protection, or adjustment. However, Overhead/Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations plans exist providing the best information and signifying the layout of known existing facilities. Please use these plans for developing the final determination of services as indicated below. The CONTRACTOR-developed plans, which will be developed by the CONTRACTOR and provided to the OWNER after the PROJECT contract is awarded by GDOT shall be used by the DEPARTMENT as the final basis for the SUA for OWNERS selecting option 3A. Betterment costs will be the OWNER’S responsibility. OWNER xxxxxx makes the following commitments with regard to the PROJECT: 3A. OWNER, at the DEPARTMENT’S cost, through a Standard Utility Agreement, will provide the following services for the properties for which it has established prior rights (Check to signify): Design ☐ Construction ☐
Assignment of Responsibilities for Design and Construction. This MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING and the following shall serve as a basis for assignment of responsibilities and costs for the DEPARTMENT to enter into a Standard Utility Agreement (SUA) or Contract Item Agreement (CIA), if necessary, with OWNER once the PROJECT is awarded to the CONTRACTOR. For a PROJECT implementation, GDOT will not have in its possession exact costing plans to be utilized to determine exact locations of the removal, relocation, protection, or adjustment. However, Overhead/Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations plans exist providing the best information and signifying the layout of known existing facilities. Please use these plans for developing the final determination of services as indicated below. The CONTRACTOR developed plans will be provided to the OWNER after the design build project is awarded by GDOT which shall be used by the CONTRACTOR as the final basis for the SUA or CIA. Betterment costs will be the OWNER’S responsibility. NOTE: Water and Sewer Design and Construction relocation work put in the contract will automatically be accomplished by the DEPARTMENT’S CONTRACTOR. The UTILITY OWNER will still have design approval authority. (No Pre-Approved Contractor/Consultant List required, leave page 6 blank). If you are a Water & Sewer Utility and choose to put your relocation Design and Construction in the contract, please check Design and Construction under Option 2 under 3B. Owner’s electing to perform their own design, at their own cost, please select design under 3C. OWNER hereby intends to: A. OWNER, at the DEPARTMENT’S cost, will provide the following services for the properties for which it has established prior rights (Check to signify): Design Construction

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