236.13 Designing Right of Way Plans - Revision history

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	==236.13.12 Plan Submittal and Filing==		==236.13.12 Plan Submittal and Filing==
	A complete set of right of way plans includes a title sheet, typical section sheet(s), finished plan sheet(s), and any additional sheets needed to fully define and detail the required right of way, including easements, for the improvement. These plans must show the project’s outermost termini in stations. The limits of right of way acquisition, also shown in stations, must fall within the project’s beginning and ending termini (including easements, ~~Borrow~~ areas, and waste areas). No design work should occur on new right of way outside the project termini. The District Engineer, as designated by the Chief Engineer (see Commission action of November 5,1993), or Assistant District Engineer (see Commission Policy - Execution of Documents Effective November 2, 2018) is responsible for approving the right of way plans. Approval of right of way plans is indicated by the District Engineer's signature and seal on the title sheet. The District Engineer's signature and seal are only required on the title sheet. When a consultant designs the plans, the title sheet is signed and sealed by a representative of the firm and the District Engineer. Right of way plans are only considered approved once the District Engineer signs and seals the title sheet.		A complete set of right of way plans includes a title sheet, typical section sheet(s), finished plan sheet(s), and any additional sheets needed to fully define and detail the required right of way, including easements, for the improvement. These plans must show the project’s outermost termini in stations. The limits of right of way acquisition, also shown in stations, must fall within the project’s beginning and ending termini (including easements, borrow areas, and waste areas). No design work should occur on new right of way outside the project termini. The District Engineer, as designated by the Chief Engineer (see Commission action of November 5,1993), or Assistant District Engineer (see Commission Policy - Execution of Documents Effective November 2, 2018) is responsible for approving the right of way plans. Approval of right of way plans is indicated by the District Engineer's signature and seal on the title sheet. The District Engineer's signature and seal are only required on the title sheet. When a consultant designs the plans, the title sheet is signed and sealed by a representative of the firm and the District Engineer. Right of way plans are only considered approved once the District Engineer signs and seals the title sheet.

	Approved right of way plans are submitted to the Design Division by email that includes the [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Letter%20of%20Certification%20RW%20Plans%20Approval%20Form%20236.13.docx letter of approval] signed by the District Engineer. The email must contain the plans attached as Adobe Acrobat files (pdf.'s) or indicate the location of the electronic plans.		Approved right of way plans are submitted to the Design Division by email that includes the [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Letter%20of%20Certification%20RW%20Plans%20Approval%20Form%20236.13.docx letter of approval] signed by the District Engineer. The email must contain the plans attached as Adobe Acrobat files (pdf.'s) or indicate the location of the electronic plans.

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	When condemnation is necessary to acquire right of way for a project, approval and certification of the plans by the commission (refer to the box to right) is required. To obtain approval and certification, the district shall prepare and email the certification document, with a cover letter, and the final and approved right of way plans attached as Adobe Acrobat files (pdf.'s) or a note indicating the location of the electronic plans to the Design Division via '''rwcert@modot.mo.gov'''. A [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Sample%20Letter%20for%20Condemnation.docx sample cover letter] is available together with a [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Certification%20of%20Commission%20Form%20236.13.15.docx sample certification document]. The project description in the cover letter and the certification document must ~~include~~ the project’s outermost termini or right of way ~~limits~~ (including easements, borrow and waste areas), in stations and match the description in the STIP.		When condemnation is necessary to acquire right of way for a project, approval and certification of the plans by the commission (refer to the box to right) is required. To obtain approval and certification, the district shall prepare and email the certification document, with a cover letter, and the final and approved right of way plans attached as Adobe Acrobat files (pdf.'s) or a note indicating the location of the electronic plans to the Design Division via '''rwcert@modot.mo.gov'''. A [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Sample%20Letter%20for%20Condemnation.docx sample cover letter] is available together with a [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Certification%20of%20Commission%20Form%20236.13.15.docx sample certification document]. The project description in both the cover letter and the certification document must show the project’s outermost termini in stations. The limits of right of way acquisition, also shown in stations, must fall within the project’s beginning and ending termini. This includes the project’s outermost termini (including easements, borrow areas, and waste areas), which must be shown in stations and must match the description in the STIP. No design work should occur on new right of way outside the project termini.

	The e-mail must indicate whether a commissioner has a potential conflict of interest (i.e., a commissioner owns property, or has a property interest, within one-mile of any part of the improvement) concerning the project. District right of way and the Chief Counsel's Office can provide information on potential conflict of interest areas. In the event a possible conflict does exist, the name of the commissioner, the location of the property (or property interest), and the direction and distance to the project will be required. If no conflict of interest exists, the e-mail will clearly state this information.		The e-mail must indicate whether a commissioner has a potential conflict of interest (i.e., a commissioner owns property, or has a property interest, within one-mile of any part of the improvement) concerning the project. District right of way and the Chief Counsel's Office can provide information on potential conflict of interest areas. In the event a possible conflict does exist, the name of the commissioner, the location of the property (or property interest), and the direction and distance to the project will be required. If no conflict of interest exists, the e-mail will clearly state this information.

	Upon receipt of the email including the electronic certification document, cover letter, conflict of interest information, and the final and approved right of way plans attached as Adobe Acrobat files (pdf.'s) or a note indicating the location of the electronic plans, the Design Division will request the project be added to the Commission’s Agenda for approval. Following the Commission’s approval of the plans, the Design Division will obtain certification by the Commission's Secretary. The Commission's approval of the plans, the Commission Secretary's signature and seal on the certification document, and its attachment to the right of way plans, constitutes '''certified''' right of way plans. The certification shall be stored with the electronic plans.		Upon receipt of the email including the electronic certification document, cover letter, conflict of interest information, and the final and approved right of way plans attached as Adobe Acrobat files (pdf.'s) or a note indicating the location of the electronic plans, the Design Division will request the project be added to the Commission’s Agenda for approval. Following the Commission’s approval of the plans, the Design Division will obtain certification by the Commission's Secretary. The Commission's approval of the plans, the Commission Secretary's signature and seal on the certification document, and its attachment to the right of way plans, constitutes '''certified''' right of way plans. The certification shall be stored with the electronic plans.

	A set of approved right of way plans must be filed with the clerk(s) of all counties and cities through which the proposed improvement will pass, prior to advertising the project for bids. In addition, when right of way is obtained by condemnation, the certified right of way plans must be filed with the circuit clerk(s) in the counties where the condemnation petition will be filed. Filing the certified right of way plans with the circuit clerk(s) must be coordinated with the chief counsel’s office who typically files the certified right of way plans at the same time the condemnation petition is filed.		A set of approved right of way plans must be filed with the clerk(s) of all counties and cities through which the proposed improvement will pass, prior to advertising the project for bids. In addition, when right of way is obtained by condemnation, the certified right of way plans must be filed with the circuit clerk(s) in the counties where the condemnation petition will be filed. Filing the certified right of way plans with the circuit clerk(s) must be coordinated with the chief counsel’s office who typically files the certified right of way plans at the same time the condemnation petition is filed.

	==236.13.14 Plan Changes==		==236.13.14 Plan Changes==

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	==236.13.12 Plan Submittal and Filing==		==236.13.12 Plan Submittal and Filing==
	A set of right of way plans ~~consists of~~ a title sheet, typical section sheet(s), ~~completed~~ plan sheet(s), and any ~~special sheet(s) required~~ to ~~completely~~ define and detail the right of way ~~necessary (~~including easements) for the improvement~~, including~~ the project’s outermost termini or right of way ~~limits~~ in stations. The District Engineer, as designated by the Chief Engineer (see Commission action of November 5,1993), or Assistant District Engineer (see Commission Policy - Execution of Documents Effective November 2, 2018) is responsible for approving the right of way plans. Approval of right of way plans is indicated by the District Engineer's signature and seal on the title sheet. The District Engineer's signature and seal are only required on the title sheet. When a consultant designs the plans, the title sheet is signed and sealed by a representative of the firm and the District Engineer. Right of way plans are only considered approved once the District Engineer signs and seals the title sheet.		A complete set of right of way plans includes a title sheet, typical section sheet(s), finished plan sheet(s), and any additional sheets needed to fully define and detail the required right of way, including easements, for the improvement. These plans must show the project’s outermost termini in stations. The limits of right of way acquisition, also shown in stations, must fall within the project’s beginning and ending termini (including easements, Borrow areas, and waste areas). No design work should occur on new right of way outside the project termini. The District Engineer, as designated by the Chief Engineer (see Commission action of November 5,1993), or Assistant District Engineer (see Commission Policy - Execution of Documents Effective November 2, 2018) is responsible for approving the right of way plans. Approval of right of way plans is indicated by the District Engineer's signature and seal on the title sheet. The District Engineer's signature and seal are only required on the title sheet. When a consultant designs the plans, the title sheet is signed and sealed by a representative of the firm and the District Engineer. Right of way plans are only considered approved once the District Engineer signs and seals the title sheet.

	Approved right of way plans are submitted to the Design Division by email that includes the [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Letter%20of%20Certification%20RW%20Plans%20Approval%20Form%20236.13.docx letter of approval] signed by the District Engineer. The email must contain the plans attached as Adobe Acrobat files (pdf.'s) or indicate the location of the electronic plans.		Approved right of way plans are submitted to the Design Division by email that includes the [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Letter%20of%20Certification%20RW%20Plans%20Approval%20Form%20236.13.docx letter of approval] signed by the District Engineer. The email must contain the plans attached as Adobe Acrobat files (pdf.'s) or indicate the location of the electronic plans.

	Details of the [https://www.modot.org/cadd-services process to save files in electronic format] are available. The electronic use and storage of right of way plans documents the history of acquisition and allows staff to access approved plans as needed.		Details of the [https://www.modot.org/cadd-services process to save files in electronic format] are available. The electronic use and storage of right of way plans documents the history of acquisition and allows staff to access approved plans as needed.
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	The project manager should also ensure that the easement needs of utilities affected by the proposed improvement have been addressed prior to submission of the approved right of way plans to the Design Division (see [[643.2 Local Utility Adjustments - Public and Private#643.2.1.5 Right of Way\|EPG 643.2.1.5 Right of Way]]).		The project manager should also ensure that the easement needs of utilities affected by the proposed improvement have been addressed prior to submission of the approved right of way plans to the Design Division (see [[643.2 Local Utility Adjustments - Public and Private#643.2.1.5 Right of Way\|EPG 643.2.1.5 Right of Way]]).
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	Additionally, the project manager is responsible for providing the results of the DGN Merger tool to the district’s Right of Way Manager. The DGN Merger tool should be run on the approved right of way plans and will provide the Right of Way Section polygons defining the shape of the right of way parcels to be purchased. Along with the file containing the polygons, the appropriate scale factor will also be provided. If any changes to the right of way plans occur after the tool’s information is provided to the Right of Way Manager, the project manager is responsible for having the DGN Merger tool run against the modified right of way plans and will provide the resulting file to the District Right of Way Manager. More information can be found at [http://sharepoint/sites/de/epg/Lists/EPGResponse/Attachments/483/RW%20dgn%20to%20Spatial%20Editor%20Instructions.docx How to use the DGN Merger Tool].		Additionally, the project manager is responsible for providing the results of the DGN Merger tool to the district’s Right of Way Manager. The DGN Merger tool should be run on the approved right of way plans and will provide the Right of Way Section polygons defining the shape of the right of way parcels to be purchased. Along with the file containing the polygons, the appropriate scale factor will also be provided. If any changes to the right of way plans occur after the tool’s information is provided to the Right of Way Manager, the project manager is responsible for having the DGN Merger tool run against the modified right of way plans and will provide the resulting file to the District Right of Way Manager. More information can be found at [http://sharepoint/sites/de/epg/Lists/EPGResponse/Attachments/483/RW%20dgn%20to%20Spatial%20Editor%20Instructions.docx How to use the DGN Merger Tool].

	==236.13.13 Requirements for Property Acquisition Using Eminent Domain==		==236.13.13 Requirements for Property Acquisition Using Eminent Domain==

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	Approved right of way plans are submitted to the Design Division by email that includes the [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Letter%20of%20Certification%20RW%20Plans%20Approval%20Form%20236.13.docx letter of approval] signed by the District Engineer. The email must contain the plans attached as Adobe Acrobat files (pdf.'s) or indicate the location of the electronic plans.		Approved right of way plans are submitted to the Design Division by email that includes the [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Letter%20of%20Certification%20RW%20Plans%20Approval%20Form%20236.13.docx letter of approval] signed by the District Engineer. The email must contain the plans attached as Adobe Acrobat files (pdf.'s) or indicate the location of the electronic plans.

	Details of the [~~http~~://~~design~~.modot.~~mo.gov~~/~~CADD/ProjectWise/Contract_Plans/Creating_PDF_Contract_Plan_Sheets.pdf~~ process to save files in electronic format] are available. The electronic use and storage of right of way plans documents the history of acquisition and allows staff to access approved plans as needed.		Details of the [https://www.modot.org/cadd-services process to save files in electronic format] are available. The electronic use and storage of right of way plans documents the history of acquisition and allows staff to access approved plans as needed.

	Additionally, the specific role of the Transportation Project Manager in obtaining authority to acquire right of way on a project is found in [[236.3 Administration#236.3.4 Right of Way Acquisition Authority and Project Funding\|EPG 236.3.4 Right of Way Acquisition Authority and Project Funding]].		Additionally, the specific role of the Transportation Project Manager in obtaining authority to acquire right of way on a project is found in [[236.3 Administration#236.3.4 Right of Way Acquisition Authority and Project Funding\|EPG 236.3.4 Right of Way Acquisition Authority and Project Funding]].

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	* Parcel information as previously referenced in this section		* Parcel information as previously referenced in this section
	* Title sheet that depicts the construction limits, right of way limits and project limits		* Title sheet that depicts the construction limits, right of way limits and project limits

			It is also acceptable to capture the above information on a ROW supplemental plan sheet for each parcel rather than the ROW plans. However, if a supplemental plan sheet is not created, the above information must be included on the ROW plans, which is preferred.

	==236.13.9 Location Survey Monuments==		==236.13.9 Location Survey Monuments==

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	*[https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Certification%20of%20Commission%20Form%20236.13.15.docx Certification Document]		*[https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Certification%20of%20Commission%20Form%20236.13.15.docx Certification Document]
	*[https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Letter%20of%20Certification%20RW%20Plans%20Approval%20Form%20236.13.docx Letter of Certification for Right of Way Plans Approval]		*[https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Letter%20of%20Certification%20RW%20Plans%20Approval%20Form%20236.13.docx Letter of Certification for Right of Way Plans Approval]
	*[https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Right%20Way%20Plans%20Checklist%20Form%20236.13.7.docx Right of Way ~~Plans Checklist~~]		* [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Right%20Way%20Plans%20Checklist%20Form%20236.13.7.docx Right of Way Plan Review Check List]
	*[https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Sample%20Letter%20for%20Condemnation.docx Sample Letter for Condemnation]		*[https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Sample%20Letter%20for%20Condemnation.docx Sample Letter for Condemnation]
	*[https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Sample%20Letter%20for%20Condemnation%20Amended%20Plans.docx Sample Letter for Condemnation (Amended Plans)]		*[https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Sample%20Letter%20for%20Condemnation%20Amended%20Plans.docx Sample Letter for Condemnation (Amended Plans)]
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	==236.13.7 Plan Development==		==236.13.7 Plan Development==
	Right of way details are usually developed on construction plans. These details (see [https://epg.modot.org/forms/DE%~~202017~~%~~20Forms/RW~~/Right%20Way%20Plans%20Checklist%20Form%20236.13.7.docx Right of Way ~~Plans Checklist~~]) are developed on separate sheets only where they cannot be shown on the construction plans without crowding. For lengthy projects or projects that must be expedited to meet schedules, it is sometimes necessary to develop right of way plans for portions or sections of a total improvement. These plans will be complete to the extent necessary to inform each individual property owner of the effects the improvement will have on each owner's property. Sample plans show examples of right of way delineation and notations.		Right of way details are usually developed on construction plans. These details (see [https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/Right%20Way%20Plans%20Checklist%20Form%20236.13.7.docx Right of Way Plan Review Check List]) are developed on separate sheets only where they cannot be shown on the construction plans without crowding. For lengthy projects or projects that must be expedited to meet schedules, it is sometimes necessary to develop right of way plans for portions or sections of a total improvement. These plans will be complete to the extent necessary to inform each individual property owner of the effects the improvement will have on each owner's property. Sample plans show examples of right of way delineation and notations.

	==236.13.8 Plan Requirements==		==236.13.8 Plan Requirements==

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	Land survey ties and bearings are also shown on the plans. Bearings will be shown in degrees, minutes, and seconds. The [[Media:236.13 RW Example; Metric Centerline.pdf\|associated distance]] will be in English units. The approximate grade of all entrances is also shown.		Land survey ties and bearings are also shown on the plans. Bearings will be shown in degrees, minutes, and seconds. The [[Media:236.13 RW Example; Metric Centerline.pdf\|associated distance]] will be in English units. The approximate grade of all entrances is also shown.
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	All areas are computed and shown on the plans in units of acres (to 0.1 ac.) or square feet (to 1.0 ft<sup>2</sup>) accuracy.		All areas are computed and shown on the plans in units of acres (to 0.01 ac.) or square feet (to 1.0 ft<sup>2</sup>) accuracy.

	The first plan and profile sheet of the plans includes a note identifying the right of way limits for the project. This includes all easements. Projects with disconnected sections designated in the State Transportation Improvement Program will include a note for each section. An example is: "Right of way limits for this project extend from Sta. 200+00 to Sta. 300+00, a distance of 1.894 miles and from Sta. 450+00 to Sta. 575+00, a distance of 2.367 miles." The following note is also included on the first plan and profile sheet: "Any work indicated on the plans that extends beyond the project limits is considered incidental to and a part of the construction of this project."		The first plan and profile sheet of the plans includes a note identifying the right of way limits for the project. This includes all easements. Projects with disconnected sections designated in the State Transportation Improvement Program will include a note for each section. An example is: "Right of way limits for this project extend from Sta. 200+00 to Sta. 300+00, a distance of 1.894 miles and from Sta. 450+00 to Sta. 575+00, a distance of 2.367 miles." The following note is also included on the first plan and profile sheet: "Any work indicated on the plans that extends beyond the project limits is considered incidental to and a part of the construction of this project."

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	\|[https://epg.modot.org/forms/RW/Chapter%2013_Designing%20Right%20of%20Way%20Plans/~~Sample~~%~~20Letter~~%~~20for~~%~~20Condemnation~~.docx ~~Sample Letter for Condemnation~~]
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Hoskir: /* 236.13.8 Plan Requirements */ updated per RR3722

2023-06-30T14:37:46Z

236.13.8 Plan Requirements: updated per RR3722

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	==236.13.8 Plan Requirements==		==236.13.8 Plan Requirements==
	Right of way lines are indicated on the plans with a solid line noted as "R/W Line". Easements are indicated on the plans with dashed lines. Easements are identified on the plans as "Permanent Easement" or "Temporary Easement". A supplemental descriptive note is shown underneath the easement descriptions identifying the purpose for the easement, such as "Drainage" for inlet and outlet ditches, "Channel Change" for channel changes, "Sight Distance" for sight distance easements, "Borrow" for [[127.22 Off-Site Borrow, Spoil, and Staging Areas\|borrow easements]], or "Slope" for slope easements. The plans include complete dimensions for all areas included in the right of way or easement limits. The plans show the limits of construction slope lines by a dashed line. The limits of construction are approximate. Land survey ties and bearings are also shown on the plans.		Right of way lines are indicated on the plans with a solid line noted as "R/W Line". Easements are indicated on the plans with dashed lines. Easements are identified on the plans as "Permanent Easement" or "Temporary Easement". A supplemental descriptive note is shown underneath the easement descriptions identifying the purpose for the easement, such as "Drainage" for inlet and outlet ditches, "Channel Change" for channel changes, "Sight Distance" for sight distance easements, "Borrow" for [[127.22 Off-Site Borrow, Spoil, and Staging Areas\|borrow easements]], or "Slope" for slope easements. The plans include complete dimensions for all areas included in the right of way or easement limits. The plans show the limits of construction slope lines by a dashed line. The limits of construction are approximate. Land survey ties and bearings are also shown on the plans.

	When a metric centerline is established, either on new alignment or converted from existing alignment, it will be necessary to re-station and dimension the existing right of way line, to the new metric centerline. The existing right of way will be "soft" converted to the nearest millimeter. New right of way will be established in even metric units. English units will be shown, in parentheses, on [[Media:236.13 RW Example; Metric Centerline.pdf\|offset distances and right of way areas]] directly beside or behind the metric units.

	When right of way is acquired along only one side of an existing facility, it is necessary to re-station and dimension the existing right of way line to the new centerline stationing. Sufficient equations between the existing centerline and the new centerline are included on the right of way plans to allow for coordination of existing right of way deeds.		When right of way is acquired along only one side of an existing facility, it is necessary to re-station and dimension the existing right of way line to the new centerline stationing. Sufficient equations between the existing centerline and the new centerline are included on the right of way plans to allow for coordination of existing right of way deeds.
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	* Bearing and distance from the land survey tie to a specific station on the new centerline		* Bearing and distance from the land survey tie to a specific station on the new centerline
	* Equation station between the existing and new centerlines at the beginning and end of the project		* Equation station between the existing and new centerlines at the beginning and end of the project
	* English conversions if plans are in metric
	* Bearings and curve data on the new centerline, and extending beyond the limits of the right of way acquisition at the beginning and end of the project		* Bearings and curve data on the new centerline, and extending beyond the limits of the right of way acquisition at the beginning and end of the project
	* Property lines		* Property lines

Hoskir: /* 236.13.17 Demolition and Removal of Improvements */ updated JSP link

2023-03-06T14:31:58Z

236.13.17 Demolition and Removal of Improvements: updated JSP link

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	Specifications governing this work are contained in [http://www.modot.org/business/standards_and_specs/SpecbookEPG.pdf#page=5 Section 202] of the ''Missouri Standard Specifications for Highway Construction''. It is desired to make administration of these demolition and removal contracts efficient by grouping together work from various projects within the district. The quantities in this proposal need to be tabulated by parcel for each roadway project to be included.		Specifications governing this work are contained in [http://www.modot.org/business/standards_and_specs/SpecbookEPG.pdf#page=5 Section 202] of the ''Missouri Standard Specifications for Highway Construction''. It is desired to make administration of these demolition and removal contracts efficient by grouping together work from various projects within the district. The quantities in this proposal need to be tabulated by parcel for each roadway project to be included.

	Job special provision [https://~~spexternal~~.modot.~~mo.gov/sites/de~~/~~_layouts~~/15/~~WopiFrame.aspx?sourcedoc=%7B70142824-2474-4357-919A-D7F9B45BD169%7D&file=~~JSP9908.~~doc&action=default&DefaultItemOpen=1~~ JSP-99-08, Demolition and Removal Contract], will be used for these advanced removals of improvements. It is recommended the district anticipate those parcels that will be acquired within a 12 month period throughout the district and include them in one contract for demolition and removal of improvements. Job Special Provisions will designate petroleum storage tanks, lagoons, or other items that require early removal as a first or early order of work after the notice to proceed. There will be special cases when abatement of ACM and demolition and removal of buildings are included in the general roadway contract.		Job special provision [https://epg.modot.org/forms/JSP/JSP9908.docx JSP-99-08, Demolition and Removal Contract], will be used for these advanced removals of improvements. It is recommended the district anticipate those parcels that will be acquired within a 12 month period throughout the district and include them in one contract for demolition and removal of improvements. Job Special Provisions will designate petroleum storage tanks, lagoons, or other items that require early removal as a first or early order of work after the notice to proceed. There will be special cases when abatement of ACM and demolition and removal of buildings are included in the general roadway contract.

	==236.13.18 Disposition of Existing Route==		==236.13.18 Disposition of Existing Route==