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require the Design Build Contractor to address all issues identified by the Local Agency as a result of <br />such final walk through prior to CDOT's acceptance of the Bike Path and the start of the warranty <br />period, provided that such issues are consistent with the requirements of the final Bike Path Plan. <br />CDOT will require the Design Build contractor to warrant the Bike Path and commuter bikeway <br />facility for a period of no less than two years. CDOT shall be responsible for enforcing all warranty <br />obligations of the Design Build Contractor for the Bike Path, including repairs of the Bike Path as <br />required by the agreement between CDOT and the Design Build Contractor and the final Bike Path <br />Plan. CDOT shall respond in writing to the Local Agency's written notice of warranty issues during <br />the 2 -year warranty period within 5 business days and will work cooperatively diligently with the <br />Local Agency to resolve any issues. The warranty period will begin from the time of the Bike Path's <br />final acceptance by CDOT. <br />7. CDOT shall perform all of its duties and obligations hereunder in accordance with all <br />applicable law. <br />Section 3. Local Agency Commitments <br />A. The Local Agency will: <br />1. Permit CDOT to construct portions of the Bikeway on public land owned by the Local <br />Agency. To accomplish this, the Design Build Contractor will apply for, and the Local <br />Agency will issue a public/private improvement permit and a grading permit where <br />necessary, collectively referred to herein as the "Permit" to build the portions of the US 36 <br />commuter bikeway to be located on Local Agency property. Issuance of the Permit shall not <br />be unreasonably withheld. The approved Local Agency construction Permit, will include an <br />Access, Construction, and Grading Easement signed by CDOT's Design Build Contractor <br />and will be the sole permission instruments for construction of the portions of the US 36 <br />commuter Bikeway on Local Agency property and maintenance of those facilities until <br />CDOT's and Local Agency's acceptance of the Bike Path. <br />2. Permit CDOT, CDOT's Design -Build Contractor and their assigns limited access to public <br />land owned by the Local Agency for the purpose of constructing or reconstructing the US 36 <br />commuter Bikeway and associated elements per the Project design and Bike Path Plan <br />pursuant to the terms and conditions of an Access, Construction, and Grading Easement. <br />3. Permit CDOT to connect newly constructed segments of the US 36 commuter Bikeway via <br />existing Local Agency owned transportation facilities, including roadways, to provide a <br />continuous commuter bikeway along the reconstructed section of the corridor in those <br />sections where it is not feasible to construct a new bikeway with the Project as agreed upon by <br />the Parties. This includes, but is not limited to, modifying the signage and striping of the <br />facility to accommodate the commuter bikeway. <br />4. The Local Agency shall allow CDOT and its Contractors a right of entry and occupation of <br />Page 3 of 9 <br />