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40 chapter five CONCLUSIONS Transit projects frequently affect other modes of transportation and various kinds of utility facilities above and below ground along the project corridors. A literature review was conducted to characterize utility coordination and management of utility issues during transit project development and delivery.
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41 survey and invited to participate in phone interviews, yielding case examples. Of this total, eight agencies responded (80% response rate)
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42 The overall use of One Call for transit projects depends largely on how state law regulates its use (for example, whether it allows the use of design tickets)
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43 gas lines are relatively easy to handle and frequently are the first relocations on which agencies decide. • Compliance with Buy America provisions is a significant issue affecting transit agencies and utility companies.
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44 • Guidelines for utility relocation practices in transit projects: Transit agencies, utility owners, and other stakeholders do not have access to documentation that describes utility accommodation and relocation practices and procedures during transit projects. Research could (1)
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