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Relocation Plans means the preliminary and final Utility Relocation design plans and construction documents. Relocation Plans shall comply with the Relocation Standards and with the terms of this URA. Relocation Standards means the written standards, procedures, and criteria utilized by Owner, HPTE, or CDOT. The Relocation Standards of each Party shall be utilized in determining whether a Utility is in conflict with the Project. The Relocation Standards in effect as of the execution date of the Work Order shall govern the Relocation covered by that Work Order and shall be either attached to the Work Order or incorporated therein by reference. Removal means the removal of Utility materials, including the demolishing, dismantling, removing, transporting, or otherwise disposing of Utility materials and cleaning up to leave the Relocation site in a neat and presentable condition, all in accordance with federal, state, and local law. Responsible Party means the Party responsible for the Cost of Relocation. Salvage Value means the amount received from the sale of Utility material that has been removed or the amount at which the recovered material is charged to Owner's accounts if retained by Owner for use, in accordance with 23 C.F.R. 645. Utility or Utilities means water and sanitary sewer facility or facilities, including necessary appurtenances, owned and/or operated by Owner that has been identified as potentially posing a conflict with the implementation of the Project and includes any such facility during and after Relocation. Utility or Utilities does not include stormwater facilities unless specifically agreed upon in writing by CDOT and Owner. Utility Work means tasks, obligations and duties, exclusive of Incidental Utility Work and Excluded Environmental Work, required to either accomplish Relocation or confirm that no Relocation is required for a Utility, whether performed by CDOT or Owner, including: a) design of the Relocation, including the creation of Relocation Plans; b) construction of the Relocation, including labor, materials and equipment procurement, temporary Relocation, and Relocation of existing service lines connecting to any Utility, regardless of the ownership of such service lines or of the property served by such service lines; and c) activities undertaken to effectuate the Relocation, hereinafter collectively referred to as "Utility Coordination," including without limitation: i) verification by survey, potholing or otherwise that a Utility is, or is not, in conflict with the Project; ii) provision of survey coordinate data, field surveys, and construction staking in the field for the construction of a Relocation; iii) acquisition of Permissions and property interests; iv) public information; v) traffic control; vi) resurfacing and restriping of streets and reconstruction of curb and gutter and sidewalks as may be required by any relevant authority; Page 5 of 21