Common use of State Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

State Responsibilities. 6.1 The STATE shall review the documents and proposed development as provided by the [ ] pursuant to Section 5.2, and shall provide to the [ ] written recommendations, if any, specifying the mitigation measures necessary to mitigate the proposed development’s impacts on the State’s transportation system. STATE requested mitigation measures shall be in accordance with Section 7 and reasonably related and proportional to the proposed development’s impacts to the State’s transportation system. The STATE will respond within [TIMES NEGOTIABLE: 14-21 days for a SEPA DNS and 21-30 days for a SEPA EIS] from the date of the notice of the development application. The STATE will provide explanations and technical assistance to developers with respect to any STATE requested mitigation measures. 6.2 STATE requested impact mitigation measures will be in accordance with a. Negotiated construction improvements; b. Negotiated payment in lieu of construction of improvements; c. Traffic mitigation payment; d. Dedication or Donation of property; e. Installation of traffic signal(s); f. Channelization revision(s); and/or g. Frontage improvements. STATE shall determine applicable developer mitigation credits in accordance with Section 7.7, for construction of improvements and/or for dedication/donation of property. 6.3 Should the STATE not comply with the provisions of Section 6.1, the [ ] may assume that the STATE has no comments or information relating to potential impacts of the development on State transportation facilities and may not require developer mitigation therefor. In addition, should the STATE not comply with the provisions of Section 6.1, the STATE shall not file a SEPA appeal for that development application. The provisions of this section do not apply should the [ ] fail to comply with the provisions of Section

State Responsibilities. 6.1 The STATE shall review the documents and proposed development as provided by the [ ] pursuant to Section 5.2, and shall provide to the [ ] written recommendations, if any, specifying the mitigation measures necessary to mitigate the proposed development’s impacts on the State’s transportation system. STATE requested mitigation measures shall be in accordance with Section 7 and reasonably related and proportional to the proposed development’s impacts to the State’s transportation system. The STATE will respond within [TIMES NEGOTIABLE: 14-21 days for a SEPA DNS and 21-30 days for a SEPA EIS] from the date of the notice of the development application. The STATE will provide explanations and technical assistance to developers with respect to any STATE requested mitigation measures. 6.2 STATE requested impact mitigation measures will be in accordance withwith Section 7 and shall include: a. Negotiated construction improvements; b. Negotiated payment in lieu of construction of improvements; c. Traffic mitigation payment; d. Dedication or Donation of property; e. Installation of traffic signal(s); f. Channelization revision(s); and/or g. Frontage improvements. STATE shall determine applicable developer mitigation credits in accordance with Section 7.7, for construction of improvements and/or for dedication/donation of property.with 6.3 Should the STATE not comply with the provisions of Section 6.1, the [ ] may assume that the STATE has no comments or information relating to potential impacts of the development on State transportation facilities and may not require developer mitigation therefor. In addition, should the STATE not comply with the provisions of Section 6.1, the STATE shall not file a SEPA appeal for that development application. The provisions of this section do not apply should the [ ] fail to comply with the provisions of Section[