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Section 1. Scope of Work <br />The Local Agency will maintain the bike path within its jurisdiction along the US 36 corridor as such <br />bike path is generally depicted on Exhibit C and as such bike path is within the geographical <br />boundaries of the Local Agency, which bike path is hereinafter referred to as the "Bike Path." The <br />Bike Path is a portion of the bikeway that is part of the US 36 Express Lanes, NH 0361-103 (20062) <br />described in Exhibits A and C, and is hereinafter referred to as the "Bikeway." <br />For purposes of the provisions below, "capital maintenance" means the design, construction, <br />completion, and updating of relevant documentation (including "as -built" drawings) in <br />connection with all work of reconstruction rehabilitation, restoration, renewal, or replacement of <br />any element, or individual structure; and "routine maintenance" means all those activities with <br />respect to the Bike Path which are not capital maintenance. <br />Section 2. CDOT Commitments <br />1. CDOT will construct, at its own expense, the Bikeway, including the Bike Path, along the <br />reconstructed section of the US 36 corridor to provide a continuous commuter bikeway by connecting <br />to or using existing facilities along the corridor. CDOT shall consider the Local Agency's comments <br />concerning the draft design build plan for the Bike Path. CDOT's construction of the Bike Path will <br />be in accordance with a final design build plan for the Bike Path that is approved by CDOT <br />(hereinafter referred to as the "Bike Path Plan"), and such construction shall include all requirements <br />of the Bike Path Plan, including all fences, railings, wildlife barriers, landscaping, signage, electrical <br />fixtures, and striping as set forth in the Bike Path Plan. CDOT will provide a dedicated power source <br />for all electrical fixtures required by the Bike Path Plan. <br />2. CDOT, at its own expense, will acquire all property necessary to build the Bike Path, by <br />acquiring fee simple title or a permanent public access easement allowing for the Bike Path, including <br />legal authorization for the Local Agency or its employees, representatives, contractors or sub- <br />contractors to access the Bike Path to fulfill the Local Agency's obligations under this Agreement. <br />3. In the event that safety concerns are identified along the commuter Bikeway, including the <br />Bike Path, CDOT will partner with the local jurisdictions to identify the appropriate response to <br />maintain a safe and functional commuter Bikeway. CDOT will perform at its own expense, all <br />improvements determined to be capital maintenance and the local jurisdiction will perform at its own <br />expense all activities determined to be routine maintenance. <br />4. CDOT will perform at its own expense, all capital maintenance to the commuter bikeway <br />facility. CDOT will perform capital maintenance of the commuter bikeway facility only after funding <br />for the improvement has been identified and obtained. <br />5. CDOT will perform, at its own expense, routine inspection and all maintenance of any <br />structure constructed for grade separation along the Bike Path. <br />6. CDOT will conduct a final walk through of the Bike Path with the Local Agency prior to <br />CDOT's fmal acceptance of the Bike Path and prior to the start of the warranty period. CDOT will <br />Page 2 of 9 <br />