A.
A Reconstruction
[pre-construction] conference is required prior to start of any construction.
The meeting shall include the Contractor, City Engineer, Developer's
Engineer, and the City Council. If the construction has been divided
among multiple contractors, the Developer shall designate one representative
for the entire development. Only one pre-construction meeting will
be held.
B.
If the
Developer has divided the construction of the public improvements
among more than one Contractor, the Developer shall designate one
person to represent all of the construction for the development.
C.
All required
safety plans and barricade plans shall be submitted for approval by
the City of Fairview prior to the start of any construction.
D.
The Developer
shall post a sign at the entrance to the subdivision which states
that said subdivision has been approved for construction. The sign
shall be clearly visible and shall be posted prior to construction.
The Developer shall be responsible for maintaining the sign until
the Maintenance Bond expires. See Article 7 - Construction Standards
for sign details.
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Editor's note-Article 7 has been omitted as replaced
by the TCSS Manual.
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E.
Prior to the construction of said improvements, the Developer, or the authorized agents thereof, shall be required to furnish to the City a good and sufficient Performance and Payment Bond or any other acceptable form of surety approved by the City and in an amount equal to the total cost of said improvements and guaranteeing their construction. The bonds or other acceptable surety shall be in accordance with Chapter 212 of the Texas Local Government Code.
(Ordinance 1996-01-0005 adopted 7/14/97)
A.
All construction, such as: road grading, road paving, drainage structures, curb and gutter, and storm, may be subject to inspection during the construction period by the proper authorities of the City, and shall be constructed in accordance with the approved Construction Plans and Article 6, “Design Criteria”.
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Editor's note-Article 6 has been omitted as replaced by the TCSS Manual.
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B.
During
the progress of the work, all materials, equipment and workmanship
may be subjected to such inspections and tests as will assure conformance
with the City requirements. All testing shall be done by a testing
laboratory acceptable to the City and at the Developer's expense.
The City shall select the location of all testing. The Contractor
is solely responsible for coordination with the testing laboratory,
for scheduling of the tests, and for timely delivery of the results
to the City of Fairview. The City may elect to perform additional
testing above and beyond that required by the specifications. The
Contractor shall reimburse the City for the cost of any failed test.
All conformity inspection must be complete and reports presented to
the City before final inspections.
(Ordinance 1996-01-0005 adopted 7/14/97)
A.
The City
Council, or a duly authorized representative, the City Engineer, and
a Contractor's representative shall perform a final inspection. If
the Developer has divided the construction of the public improvements
among more than one contractor, the Developer shall designate one
person to represent all of the construction for the development. There
will be only one final inspection of the development.
B.
The City
Representative shall prepare a list of items that need to be completed
prior to the final acceptance of the project.
(Ordinance 1996-01-0005 adopted 7/14/97)
Upon completion of the construction, the Developer shall request
a final inspection of the work. The Developer shall provide one (1)
good quality reproducible mylar, and one (1) full-size blue line record
drawing. The mylar must be revised by the Developer to reflect construction
records prior to the final inspection. The record drawings must be
approved by the City Engineer prior to the final acceptance of the
subdivision. The record drawings shall include a copy of the approved
Final Plat.
(Ordinance 1996-01-0005 adopted 7/14/97)
All persons desiring to subdivide or resubdivide a tract of
land within the limits of the City of Fairview shall be required to
maintain all public improvements in such new subdivision at their
own cost, and without cost to the City for a period of two (2) years
from the date of the completion of said public improvements and their
acceptance by the City, [and] the Developer, or the authorized agents
thereof, shall be required to furnish to the City a good and sufficient
Maintenance Bond or other acceptable surety approved by the City in
an amount equal to the total cost of said improvements and guaranteeing
their maintenance for the period of time set forth in this Section.
(Ordinance 1996-01-0005 adopted 7/14/97)
A.
Once
all the requirements of the City have been met, the City Engineer
shall recommend acceptance of the subdivision in the form of a letter
to the City Council.
B.
Acceptance
by the City shall be in the form of a letter from the City of Fairview.
The letter shall state that inspections were conducted and that the
facilities were completed in accordance with specifications and standards
provided for herein or approved by the City Council at the time the
Final Plat was approved for said subdivision.
(Ordinance 1996-01-0005 adopted 7/14/97)
