3.2 Crawler Crane Crossings. Should construction operations necessitate the crossing of an existing roadway with crawler cranes, Developer shall adhere to the following specifications:
3.3 Rough Terrain (RT) Cranes. Developer shall be permitted to drive RT Cranes utilizing rubber tires on Designated Roads and other County roadways provided Developer provides County a map identifying RT Crane routes prior to RT Cranes actually using such other roadways.
3.4 Maintenance of Roads During Construction. County shall maintain all Designated Roads during construction in a condition that is reasonably satisfactory to allow for the safe passage and use by motor vehicles. Maintenance during construction shall constitute continuous and effective work prosecuted day by day, with adequate equipment and forces to the end that all roadways and structures are kept in such reasonably satisfactory condition at all times. Maintenance may include but is not limited to dust control measures, pavement sweeping, blading of gravel surfaces, aggregate surfacing, and paved surface repairs and surfacing. County may, in its discretion and as staff time permits, make daily inspection of the Designated Roads. For the entire portion of any gravel roadway that is being used for hauling operations, Developer Party shall provide or reimburse County for chemical dust palliative application at its own expense as directed and located by County within thirty (30) days after receipt of a written invoice. Should a roadway become impassable for vehicles in a safe manor due to rutting, potholes, or other deformation of the roadway, corrective action shall be taken by County. County shall respond as soon as practicable but not later than twenty-four (24) hours after any call from Developer concerning any request to improve or maintain Designated Roads. The materials, placement, and workmanship
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