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EXHIBIT 3 <br />DIVISION 1 — AUTHORITY AND POLICY REQUIREMENTS <br />C. The Division of the State Architect (DSA) is charged with the responsibility of <br />ensuring compliance with the above standards. <br />D. If at any time during the Design, Construction Document Review, or Construction <br />Inspection processes, a conflict arises between the State and local authorities, the <br />Lessor/architect will compile all pertinent information and present the situation to the <br />RESD Space Planner, <br />E. The DSA has delegated a component of the access compliance responsibility to <br />RESD for leased facilities. Conforming to DSA delegation, RESD Is requiring the <br />Lessor to ensure compliance by utilizing one of the two procedures defined in this <br />document. Refer to Division 3 (below) for specific requirements and procedures. <br />F. Public right- of- way access is required for all State leased facilities. If the existing <br />conditions do not meet the required codes and regulations, the design professional <br />(Lessor's architect) must demonstrate and document a diligent effort to request that <br />the authority (having control) over the public right- of- way, makes the necessary <br />modifications to secure right-of-way access. All correspondence shall be <br />documented and provided to the RESD Space Planner for the project file. <br />End of Authority and Policy Requirements <br />(Rev-3/19) <br />80A-645 <br />