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479 Developers name and address. Engineers name and address. Date. General drawing details a. North arrow. b. Vicinity map. c. General street cross-section. d. Show existing facilities as dashed lines. e. Show proposed facilities as solid lines. f. Provide a cover sheet with the following information, if more that one sheet is required for project. (1) Project name in large letters. (2) Total layout of project with each plan sheet "blocked out". (3) Vicinity map. (4) Engineer's name, address and seal. (5) Developer's name and address. (6) North arrow. Furnish two sets of drawings for the County's review. Upon approval by the County Engineer, the Design Engineer must provide the County with enough copies of the plans to submit to the State agencies for their approval. The County will handle the submittals. The County will need one copy, the North Carolina Department of Transportation requires six copies of the portion of the plans showing encroachments on their right-of-way and the Division of Health Services requires three copies. It is also necessary for the Developer to sign a Water Construction Contract with the County or the Water and Sewer District. This Contract must be approved by the proper Board at a regularly scheduled meeting. No construction shall begin on the project prior to the receipt of approval from the County Engineer, the North Carolina Department of Transportation, the North Carolina Division of Health Services and the approval of the Water Construction Contract. In the event of a railroad crossing, the County will make the application, but the Design Engineer will have to prepare the special drawings required by the railroad. The Developer should be aware of the additional time required to receive approval from the railroad. The Contractor must submit and receive shop drawing approval on the material and.equipment to be used prior to the beginning of construction. DURING CONSTRUCTION For inspection purposes the County will need two sets of construction drawings produced after approval by the various governmental agencies. It is the responsibility of the Developer or his representative to notify the County 48 hours prior to beginning work on the project. County forces will provide casual observation of the construction project, but the certification for the Division of Health Services that the project was installed in accordance with the plans and specifications must be provided by the Engineer representing the Developer. Upon completion of the project, the Developer, through his Engineer or Contractor, shall provide the County with two sets of "Record Drawings". One set may be the actual set kept in the field during construction, but the second set shall be a clean set with all changes shown in neatly lettered drawings or notes using red pencil or ink. After these steps are complete, the system will become the property of the County and after the warranty expires, the County will take over the operation and maintenance of the facilities.