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The Inspector shall maintain accurate records of the number of inspections each month, locates performed, requests for locates, right-of--way work or cut permits issued and incidents of damage to City facilities. Licensees, franchised utilities, and EWEB submit monthly reports ofallright-of--way cuts made by their staffor contractors and these records are used by the Inspector to submit statistics to the LUCC and the OUCC to assist in tracking utility coordination trends state-wide. In some situations, testing of materials and installation methods, including but not limited to compaction testing, may be required by the Inspector. These inspections shall, at least meet the current minimum requirements adopted by the City for public works prof ects. All costs incurred for private inspections, reporting, and testing required by the Inspector are the sole responsibility of the permittee. 1.D.2 Authori The Inspector has the authority to order changes in construction technique or issue "stop work" orders for un-permitted work, non-compliance with the permit conditions or associated traffic control plans, Standard Specifications (as referenced later herein), or if hazardous or improper methods are used. The Inspector is responsible for field review of the contractor's temporary traffic safety measures. These measures shall be designed to maintain the flow of traffic, and to protect vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians, and workers during the length of the project. The Inspector may require additional traffic control measures at any time the Inspector feels a reasonable safety issue exists. Inspectors schedule inspections to monitor compliance with the established Standards. The contractor's work shall be inspected for progress, proper location and depth, width of pavement cut, temporary placement of excavated materials, adequately compacted backfill, proper temporary patching and permanent surface restoration, and, when complete, the work site cleaning and restoration to its original condition. The Inspector has the authority to provide interpretation and, when necessary, specific enforcement of the Eugene Code, City Standard Specifications, Traffic Control Standards (Traffic Control Standards include the editions then in effect of: Part VI of the Federal "Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices" (MLTTCD); the Oregon Department of Transportation's "Short Term Traffic Control Handbook' ;and the City of Eugene "Work Zone Traffic Control Standards Supplement"), and other related standards, policies and rules, including those contained herein. This authority is applicable to all work conducted within the public way and for those people or agencies undertaking such work. l.E UTILITY LOCATING. 1.E.1 General. The "Utility Locator" is a term used to describe those individuals employed by the City to perform the duties described herein. The Utility Locator is responsible for overall coordination of Utility & R/W Permit Manual Exhibit A - 4 C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\OLKB202\03rowrlexa.wpd -Manual (03ROWR~1).WPD(11/07/03)