Professional Engineer Stamped Plans Sample Clauses

Professional Engineer Stamped Plans. Grantee shall provide State with Project plans stamped/sealed by a Professional Engineer. Project plans are subject to approval by the State and its designated agent. The Project plans shall be reviewed and approved, or recommended changes shall be provided by the State or its designated agent within ten (10) business days, or such plans shall be deemed approved by the State. Before the final disbursement of the last 10% of the Grant funds (the “Grant Closeout” as set forth in Section 5, below), Grantee shall provide a second Professional Engineer stamped review, or review from a third-party verifier pre-approved by the Utah Broadband Center. This final review will confirm that the Project has been completed, the design and installation conform to all applicable federal, state, and local requirements and standard engineering practice, and that the installed infrastructure will provide the service levels stated in the application.
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