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S.P. 1810-92(T.H. 371) <br /> Agreement Number 1000912 <br /> D. Depreciation: Depreciation credit will only be allowed to MnDOT or the Contractor <br /> to the extent authorized by 23 CFR 645.117 (h)(2) for the depreciation or <br /> deterioration of replaced or altered Facilities. <br /> E. Salvage <br /> 1. When the Utility Owner is responsible for performing the Utility Work under <br /> a Work Order and MnDOT is responsible for its cost, the Utility Owner must <br /> give credit to MnDOT for the salvage value of that work, as explained in 23 <br /> CFR 645.117 (h), and in the applicable Work Order. <br /> 2. If the Contractor recovers materials when performing the Utility Work that <br /> no party will reuse, those materials will become the Contractor's property. <br /> F. Betterments: The Utility Owner is responsible for the cost of any Betterments to its <br /> Facilities. <br /> X. Reimbursement Process <br /> A. Maximum MUA Amount. The maximum amount of funds MnDOT has <br /> encumbered under this MUA is $0.00. The total cumulative costs of the Utility <br /> Work performed pursuant to this MUA and its subsequent Work Orders must not <br /> exceed this maximum amount, unless the Utility Owner, the Contractor, and State <br /> officials fully execute an amendment to the MUA as Minnesota Statutes, section <br /> 16C.05 requires. <br /> B. Reimbursement Requirements: This MUA governs the payment for all <br /> reimbursable Utility Work performed under it to the fullest extent consistent with <br /> applicable law. <br /> 1. All plans, specifications, estimates, and billings that the Contractor or Utility <br /> Owner submit to MnDOT to receive reimbursement must comply with: <br /> a. All applicable federal and MnDOT requirements, including its special <br /> provisions, technical memoranda, Policy for Accommodation of <br /> Utilities on Highway Right of Way, and basic clearances for the <br /> installation of electric supply and communication lines; <br /> b. State statutes and rules; <br /> C. Federal statutes and regulations; <br /> d. The Notice and Order; and <br /> Page 13 of 28 <br />