Interpretive Engineering Decisions Sample Clauses

Interpretive Engineering Decisions. 3.7.1 Developer may apply in writing to IFA for approvals of an interpretive engineering decision concerning the meaning, scope, interpretation and application of the Technical Provisions (an “Interpretive Engineering Decision”). IFA may issue a written approval of Developer's proposed Interpretive Engineering Decision (if any), may issue its own Interpretive Engineering Decision or may disapprove any Interpretive Engineering Decision Developer proposes.
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Interpretive Engineering Decisions. 36 3.9.1 Developer may apply in writing to ADOT for approvals of an 37 interpretive engineering decision concerning the meaning, scope, interpretation and 38 application of the Technical Provisions (an “Interpretive Engineering Decision”). If, 39 however, meaning, scope, interpretation or application of the Technical Provisions is 40 uncertain because of irreconcilable conflict, ambiguity or inconsistency among the 1 Contract Documents or provisions within other Contract Documents, then this 2 Section 3.9 shall not apply and, instead, the provisions of Section 1.2 shall apply.
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Interpretive Engineering Decisions. 25 3.9.1 Developer may apply in writing to ADOT for approval of an interpretive 26 engineering decision concerning the meaning, scope, interpretation, and application of 27 the Technical Provisions (an “Interpretive Engineering Decision”). If, however, meaning, 28 scope, interpretation or application of the Technical Provisions is uncertain because of 29 irreconcilable conflict, ambiguity or inconsistency among the Contract Documents or 30 provisions within other Contract Documents, then this Section 3.9 shall not apply and, 31 instead, the provisions of Section 1.2 shall apply. In response to Developer’s application 32 for an Interpretive Engineering Decision, ADOT may issue a written approval of 33 Developer's proposed Interpretive Engineering Decision (if any), may issue its own 34 Interpretive Engineering Decision or may disapprove any Interpretive Engineering 35 Decision Developer proposes. No document, including any field directive, shall be valid, 36 effective or enforceable as an Interpretive Engineering Decision unless expressly 37 identified as an “Interpretive Engineering Decision” and signed by ADOT’s Design 38 Manager, Construction Manager or Project Manager for the Project.
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Interpretive Engineering Decisions. 3.9.1 Developer may apply in writing to ADOT for approvals of an interpretive engineering decision concerning the meaning, scope, interpretation and application of the Technical Provisions (an “Interpretive Engineering Decision”). If, however, meaning, scope, interpretation or application of the Technical Provisions is uncertain because of irreconcilable conflict, ambiguity or inconsistency among the Contract Documents or provisions within other Contract Documents, then this Section 3.9 shall not apply and, instead, the provisions of Section 1.2 shall apply. ADOT may issue a written approval of Developer's proposed Interpretive Engineering Decision (if any), may issue its own Interpretive Engineering Decision or may disapprove any Interpretive Engineering Decision Developer proposes. No document, including any field directive, shall be valid, effective or enforceable as an Interpretive Engineering Decision unless expressly identified as an “Interpretive Engineering Decision” and signed by ADOT’s design manager, construction manager or project manager for the Project.
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