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2023031 determines that any part or all of the installation/improvement must be removed or is damaged by the Permitor, its employees, agents or independent contractors working for the Permitor during the course of their employment or duties with the Permitor, the Permittee agrees to assume and pay all costs relating to the replacement or repair of the installation/improvement. Permittee indemnifies and holds the City harmless from and against all claims arising out of the use or occupancy allowed under this permit. All facilities thereto, after having been erected, shall at all times be subject to inspection and the right is reserved to require such changes, additions, repairs, relocations and removal as may at any time be considered necessary to permit the relocation, reconstruction, widening and maintaining of a City facility and to provide proper and safe protection to life and property on or adjacent to City facilities, or in the interest of safety to traffic on the roadways and that the cost of making such changes, additions, repairs and relocations shall be borne by the applicant, and that all of the cost of the work to be accomplished under this permit shall be borne by the permittee who agrees to hold the City harmless therefore. Permittee is responsible for submitting an approved traffic control plan prior to commencement of any work. Locate flags shall be removed after the "excavator" has determined the work is complete. Permittee shall coordinate any and all work with the City of Grand Island, their consultant, and contractor eliminate any interference with know/marked City utilities. Any interference with City utilities shall be addressed immediately and at the expense of the Permittee. 4. PROTECTION OF EXISTING UTILITIES. The Permittee is responsible for locating and coordinating original construction and future maintenance work on the described installation/improvement. No excavation work will be permitted in the area of underground utility facilities until all such facilities have been located and identified to the satisfaction of all parties. The excavation must be done with care in order to avoid any possibility of damage to the utility facility. The Permittee shall be responsible for any and all damages, except to the extent that such damaged facility failed to comply with the requirement of Neb. Rev. Stat. 76-2301 et seq. There are two (2) underground electric lines and a transformer that will need to be located and carefully avoided. Also, a minimum three (3) foot foot separation must be maintained from any paralleled water mains. The Grand Island Streets Division shall be contacted prior to work beginning at 308-385-5322. There is traffic signal infrastructure along this path that will need to be located and carefully avoided. Any keyhole potholing locations in the roadway or sidewalk shall be approved by the Streets Division and shall be filled within five (5) days of potholing. No handholds, vaults, or manholes shall be placed in the ADA accessible area of the sidewalk. Any sidewalk removals & replacements shall be approved by the Grand Island Streets Division prior to removal. Restoration of sidewalk shall be done within five (5) days of removal. Conduit shall not be placed between the City's traffic signal cabinet and connecting traffic signal conduit/poles. Conduit must be offset a minimum of five (5) feet from the base of any traffic signal cabinet, traffic signal pole, or traffic signal pull box. IF SIGNAL CONDUIT/WIRE HAS TO BE CROSSED THE NEW LINE SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF SIX (6) FEET DEEP WHERE CROSSING AND THE EXSTING SIGNAL CONDUIT SHALL BE POTHOLED AND VERIFIED ON- SITE PRIOR TO BORING The proposed facilities or their operation or their maintenance shall not unreasonably interfere with the facilities or the operation or maintenance of the facilities of other persons, firms or corporations previously issued permits of use and occupancy, and the proposed facilities shall not be dangerous to persons or property using or occupying the roadway or using facilities constructed under previously granted permits of use and occupancy; and that the City's records of prior permits are available, it being the duty of the applicant to determine the existence and location of all facilities within the City right-of-way/easement. 5. RESTORATION OF PROPERTY. If the construction or maintenance of the installation/improvement identified in Paragraph 1 above requires the excavation of earth, removal of hard surfacing, grass, vegetation, landscaping, or