Composition of State-Local Agreements Sample Clauses

Composition of State-Local Agreements. SLAs are prepared by the Regional Local Project Liaison (RLPL). The complete Federal Aid Local Project Agreement is organized as follows:  Standard Terms and Conditions.  Schedule A - Description of Project Phase, Funding and Deposit Requirements.  Schedule B - Phases, Sub-phases/Tasks, and Allocation of Responsibility. The content of Schedule B can differ between construction and non-construction projects. The latter type may have a project-specific content and format.  Appendix A - Standard Clauses for NYS Contracts.  Appendix A-1 - Supplemental Title VI Provisions (Civil Rights Act).3  Appendix B - Requirements for Federally Aided Transportation Projects.  Sponsor Resolution(s). Other standard SLAs are similarly structured. The State-Local Agreement, Schedules, and Appendices are to be used as written. No Sponsor-proposed changes will be accepted.
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Composition of State-Local Agreements. SLAs are prepared by the Regional Local Project Liaison (RLPL). The complete Federal Aid Local Project Agreement is organized as follows: • Standard Terms and Conditions. • Schedule A - Description of Project Phase, Funding and Deposit Requirements. • Schedule B - Phases, Sub-phases/Tasks, and Allocation of Responsibility. The content of Schedule B can differ between construction and non-constr uction projects. The latter type may have a project-specific content and format. • Appendix A - Standard Clauses for NYS Contracts. • Appendix A-1 - Supplemental Title VI Provisions (Civil Rights Act).3 • Appendix B - Requirements for Federally Aided Transportation Projects. • Sponsor Resolution(s). Other standard SLAs are similarly structured. Appendix 4-16, Executive Order 14 and Executive Order 16 Certification is to be part of the project file for agreements between a Sponsor and NYSDOT. Sponsors are required to provide the signed Appendix 4-16 to the RLPL with the submission of the State Local Agreement for each project entered into with NYSDOT. Appendix 4-16 will not be attached to the SLA but kept with the project files in the regional office. Additional information on the Executive Orders c an be found at: Executive Order #14 and Executive Order #16. The State-Local Agreement, Schedules, and Appendices are to be used as written. No Sponsor-proposed changes will be accepted.
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