8862-16 Accept $400,000 from ODOT for encapsulation of sewer line

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6.6 The LPA shall require Its consultant, selected to prepare a final environmental docurnent pursuant to the requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act, to execute a copy of a disclosure statement specifying that the consultant has no financial or other interest in the outcome of the PROJECT. 6,6 The LPA shall provide a letter Indicating the proposed Best Management Practices (BMPs) to be utilized for post construction storm water management in accordance with the Ohio EPA National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Construction General Permit. If no BMPs are proposed, a letter stating concurrence is required form the Ohio EPA. 6. RIGHT Or WAY/ UTILI'T'IES/ RAILROAD COORDINATION 6.1 Ail right of way acquisition activities shall be performed by the LPA In accordance with State rules, policies and guidelines Issued by ODOT. 6.2 If existing and acquired right of way Is required for this PROJECT, the LPA shall certify that the right of way has been acquired In conformity with State laws, regulations, policies, and guidelines. As specified In ODOT's Real Estate Policy and Procedures Manual, Section 6202.01- II -(B), any LPA staff who perform any real estate functions shall be prequaiified by the ODOT's Office of Real Estate. If the LPA does not have the qualified staff to perform any or all of the respective right of way functions, the LPA shall hire an ODOT Prequalified Consultant through a Qualifications Based Selection process. The LPA shall not hire the same consultant to perform both the appraisal and appraisal review functions, Appraisal review shall be performed by an Independent staff or fee reviewer and shall be hired directly by the LPA, Likewise, a consultant hired to perform right of way acquisition work can not also perform both the relocation and relocation review functions. Relocation review shall be performed by an Independent staff or fee reviewer. 613 If the LPA hires a prequalified consultant, the LPA shall be responsible for monitoring the consultant's activities and ensuring that the consultant is following ell State laws, regulations, policies, and guidelines. 6.4 All relocation assistance activities shall be performed by the LPA in conformity with State laws and rules, policies and guidelines Issued by ODOT. The LPA shall not hire a consultant to perform both the relocation and relocation review functions nor shall the LPA hire a sub - consultant for relocation and another sub - consultant for relocation review. Relocation review shall be performed by an Independent staff or fee reviewer and shall be hired directly by the LPA. 6.6 The LPA shall provide the COOT District Office with Its certification that all right of way properly rights necessary for the PROJECT are under the LPA's control, that such right of way has been cleared of all encroachments, and that utility facilities have been appropriately relocated or accounted for so as not to interfere with PROJECT construction activities. ODOT shall make use of the LPA's Right of Way Certification, as well as evaluate the LPA's and /or consultant's performance of the PROJECT real estate activities, as appropriate. 6.6 in the administration of this PROJECT, the LPA agrees to follow all procedures described In the ODOT Utilities Manual. When applicable, the LPA shall enter into a utility relocation agreement with each utility prior to the letting of construction. No reimbursable construction costs shall be Incurred by the LPA prior to the receipt of the "Authorization to Advertise" notification from ODOT. if such costs are Incurred, ODOT may terminate this Agreement and cease all funding commitments. 63 The LPA shall submit all subsequent modifications to the design of the PROJECT and /or any disposal of properly rights acquired as part of the PROJECT to ODOT for approval, 6.6 The LPA shall be responsible for any necessary railroad coordination and agreements. 6.9 Consistent with sections 101 and 10.4 of this agreement, the LPA shall assure that if any property acquired for this project is subsequently sold for less than fair market value that all Title VI requirements are Included in the Instrument which transfers the property. Consistent with sections 10.1 and 10.4 of this agreement the LPA shall assure that if the LPA grants a permit or license for the property acquired for this project that the license or permit require the licensee or permit holder to adhere to all Title VI requirements.