Exhibit 7-4 to Sample Contract_County Floodway Development Permit.pdf

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Attached to
US101: Trask River Bridge Proj.
Solicitation number
S-73000-00016851
Issued by
Tillamook County, Oregon

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This is a County Floodway Development Permit exhibit that serves as an attachment to a sample contract between a county jurisdiction and a contractor for floodway-related development activities. The permit establishes the framework for authorized work within designated floodway areas, outlining the scope of permissible activities, project parameters, and compliance requirements. The document specifies conditions under which development, construction, or modification activities may proceed within the county's floodway zones, including any restrictions on project scope, site access requirements, and monitoring provisions. The permit defines the term of authorization and any conditions requiring renewal or modification based on project progress or changing environmental circumstances.

The permit incorporates pricing and cost allocation terms for the development work, along with any applicable set-asides or reserved provisions for incumbent contractors or future contract modifications. The document identifies funding sources and mechanisms for project costs, including any county or external funding contributions. Salient conditions typically address environmental compliance standards, inspection and reporting requirements, insurance and bonding obligations, and indemnification provisions necessary to protect the county's interests during floodway development activities. The permit establishes performance benchmarks and may include provisions for permit suspension or termination based on contractor non-compliance with specified conditions or regulatory requirements.

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