CN-550000-ARO49-00010000.pdf
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- Contract number
- ARO49
- Issued by
- Florida
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This document is a Railroad Reimbursement Master Agreement between the State of Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), a component agency of the State of Florida, and the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Virginia, with its principal place of business in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida. The agreement was executed on the 7th day of August, 1972.
The contract focuses on the installation, adjustment, and maintenance of automatic grade crossing signals and other protective devices on the State Highway System. Key provisions include the Company's responsibility to prepare detailed plans and specifications for work, furnish necessary materials, and install grade crossing signals according to FDOT's plans and Standard Index Number 1467. The Department will reimburse the Company for costs incurred in installation and adjustment, with specific provisions for temporary and permanent changes to signal wire lines. The agreement also outlines insurance requirements, specifically Railroad Protective Public Liability Insurance, and establishes a framework for cost allocation, maintenance, and potential relocation of crossing protective devices. The document includes a Schedule of Annual Maintenance Costs for different classes of automatic highway grade crossing protective devices, ranging from $650 to $1,230 depending on the complexity and number of tracks involved.
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| CN-550000-ARO49-W0020000.pdf | ||
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| CN-550000-ARO49-00020000.pdf | ||
| CN-550000-ARO49-W0010000.pdf | ||
| CN-550000-ARO49-W0030000.pdf | ||
| CN-550000-C9184-00110000.pdf | ||
| CN-550000-ARO49-00030000.pdf |
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