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C. "FHWA Routes" shall mean those routes for which FHWA does provide NCDOT <br />. with reimbursement, generally Interstate routes, US-designated routes, NC- <br />designated routes, and certain secondary routes within the County eligible for <br />FHWA reimbursement and listed on Attachment A. <br />D. "Non-FHWA Routes" shall mean those routes for which FHWA does not provide <br />reimbursement, generally rural secondary roads rights of way within the County <br />and those urban secondary roads within the municipalities within the County. <br />The non-FHWA routes are those within the County, which are not listed on <br />Attachment A. <br />2. During a State of Disaster or Imminent Threat of Disaster and/or a State of <br />Emergency declared pursuant to Chapters 14 and 166A of the North Carolina <br />General Statutes and upon a determination by the Parties that is desirable that <br />County be responsible for removal of debris from right of ways of State System <br />Roads, NCDOT shall issue to County a written Notice to Proceed with debris removal. <br />3. County shall remove and dispose of (1) Eligible Storm Debris on all non-FHWA routes <br />and (2) Eligible Storm Debris except woody debris and sand on FHWA routes. In so <br />doing, County shall comply with all FEMA and DEM requirements regarding storm <br />removal and disposal including landfill quantity calculations and site disposal costs. <br />Any debris contract between the County and any other party must be reviewed and <br />• <br />approved by DEM and FEMA. <br />4. County shall apply directly to DEM and/or FEMA for reimbursement in accordance <br />with the rules, regulations and procedures of those agencies. Any reimbursement <br />must be governed by the rules, regulations and procedures of those agencies, and <br />NCDOT shall not be responsible for any portion of reimbursement to County. <br />5. County is responsible for complying with all NCDOT rules and regulations including, <br />but not limited to, safety, insurance, and traffic control in accordance with the <br />Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, and County shall hold NCDOT harmless <br />in all matters arising from or related to this Agreement. Further, County shall be <br />responsible for all damage or injury to persons or to private property occurring as a <br />result of the debris removal activities pursuant to this Agreement, and County shall <br />hold NCDOT harmless in all matters arising therefrom. <br />6. County shall be responsible for repair of any damages to the state maintained right <br />of way, which may be caused by debris removal operations undertaken pursuant to <br />this Agreement. All repairs shall be made to the satisfaction of the Division Engineer <br />of the Highway Division in which county is located, and the Division's Engineer's <br />judgment in this regard shall be final. <br />7. County shall remove all Eligible Storm Debris even if such removal requires multiple <br />• <br />passes on a particular route and shall continue until the mutually agreed upon <br />
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