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original cost to install the Utility. Based upon the submitted evidence, the Cost of Relocation shown on any Work Order shall reflect the Depreciation Value credit due. ii) Owner shall furnish CDOT with evidence of any Salvage Value received for a Utility Relocation for which CDOT is the Responsible Party, as required by 23 C.F.R. 645. Based upon the submitted evidence, the Cost of Relocation shown on the Work Order shall reflect the Salvage Value credit due. Where CDOT is also the Constructing Party, salvageable Utility property or material removed during Relocation that is not reused shall become the property of CDOT, unless otherwise noted in the Work Order. e) Where possible, the Cost of Relocation shall be negotiated on a "lump-sum' rather than on an "actual cost" basis. However, no lump-sum arrangement will be entered into for any Relocation if such arrangement would preclude federal reimbursement pursuant to 23 CFR 645. If the Cost of Relocation is negotiated on a lump-sum basis, each Party's financial obligation (if any) for the Relocation shall be limited to the lump-sum amount expressly stated and itemized in the Work Order issued for that Relocation. If the Cost of Relocation is negotiated on an actual cost basis, the amount shown on the Work Order shall be an estimated cost, which estimate shall not be exceeded without written amendment of the Work Order. Responsibility for the Cost of Relocation shall not bind the Responsible Party until the Work Order is executed by the Responsible Party. Reimbursement, as necessary, is governed by Article 16. 8) REAL PROPERTY INTERESTS. a) Utilities Located By Utility Permit Any Owner Utilities currently located or anticipated to be located in Project ROW or other CDOT property shall be permitted only by a CDOT Utility Permit, which Owner and CDOT shall have executed prior to commencement of construction of Relocation. If Owner currently holds an Utility Permit for Owner's facilities in Project ROW or other CDOT property, the terms and conditions of that Utility Permit, as may be amended by mutual agreement of the Parties, shall continue to govern Owner's facilities at that location, unless that Utility Permit is terminated. CDOT reserves the right to convert any such Utility Permit assigned to it in connection with the conveyance of Project ROW or CDOT property into a CDOT Utility Permit, provided that both CDOT and Owner shall enjoy substantially the same rights and obligations contained in the assigned Utility Permit. b) Permission to Perform Utility Work i) Owner shall not install any new facilities in Project ROW or CDOT property without first obtaining a CDOT Utility Permit. ii) If Owner's Utilities are located in Project ROW or other CDOT property pursuant to an effective Utility Permit, Owner's Relocation and permission to enter upon the Project ROW or CDOT property to undertake Relocation shall be governed by, and in accordance with, the terms of such Utility Permit. If the location of the Relocated Utility is materially changed, Owner's current Utility Permit shall be amended to reflect the revised location. iii) If Owner's Utilities are located in Project ROW or other CDOT property without an effective Utility Permit, Owner shall not commence construction of Relocation on Project ROW or other CDOT property without first obtaining a CDOT Utility Permit from CDOT. Page 10 of 21