Design and Engineering Plans Sample Clauses

Design and Engineering Plans. The City shall cause the design and engineering plans to be prepared for the construction of 000xx Xxxxxx from Antioch Road, which shall include construction of a modified turn lane onto 000xx Xxxxxx from Antioch Road and a four-way traffic signal on Antioch Road to 000xx Xxxxxx (collectively, the "164th Street Improvements"). The City and Developer shall mutually agree to the grading, road profile and location of curb cuts to be located on 000xx Xxxxxx. 000xx Xxxxxx shall generally follow the existing topography and shall be developed to the east boundary line of the Public Safety Site. The City shall follow its normal procurement and purchasing procedures in its selection of parties to provide both design and construction of the improvements described in this Section 2.03(c). The design and construction costs for the 000xx Xxxxxx Improvements shall be shared equally between the City and Developer (except as set forth in Section 2.03(c)(iii) below) and all such costs that are paid by Developer or reimbursed to the City by Developer shall be an Eligible Expense hereunder. Developer’s payment of half of the design and construction costs under this Section 2.03(c)(i) shall be deemed to have satisfied Developer’s obligation to make payment to the City for signalization of the North BV School Drive & Antioch Road as set forth in Stipulation 2(o) of Ordinance No. Z-3346 passed by the City's governing body on June 2, 2008. Except as set forth in the preceding sentence, Developer agrees that it will remain fully obligated to make payments to pay for the other signalization required by the balance of Stipulation 2(o).
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Design and Engineering Plans. Immediately following the satisfaction of the Xxxxxxx Conditions set forth in Section 3.02(i) below, Developer, as the City's design and construction manager, shall cause the Engineer to prepare preliminary design and engineering plans for the Xxxxxxx Improvements (the "Engineering Plans"). The design and engineering plans for the Xxxxxxx Improvements shall be the property of the City and the City shall be the contracting party with the Engineer, which contract shall specify that Developer shall be acting as the City's design and construction manager in connection with the Xxxxxxx Improvements that are the subject of such contract. If the City, in its review of the Engineering Plans, determines that one or more roundabouts are necessary in the Xxxxxxx Improvements, the City may require that any such roundabout Engineering Plans be reviewed by an independent consultant experienced in roundabout designs and acceptable to the City, in which case, Developer shall coordinate the same as the City's design and construction manager.
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Design and Engineering Plans. Immediately following the Closing, the City, at its sole cost and expense, shall cause the preparation of preliminary design and engineering plans for a new interchange for 000xx Xxxxxx and U.S. Highway 69 (the "Interchange") with a deadline for completion of such plans of May 1, 2014.
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