ICC is urged to understand that it’s a perimeter related project for an institution with extensive infrastructure and intensive activities. While the institution is functional; various construction, extension and maintenance contractors are also working. All these factors interface with the perimeter of the institution and cannot be halted. ICC shall coordinate with all parties interfacing with the perimeter and work in harmony with others. Our answers to your concerns are given below;

1.	The administrative process regarding relocation of telecommunication cables has started between KAUST and STC/ Mobily. In the meanwhile the project designer maybe instructed to employ ways to avoid such cables or propose ways to interface with them.
2.	The administrative process regarding relocation of overhead power lines has started between KAUST and SEC.
3.	ICC is urged to coordinate with the representatives and designers of the flood control project as already being done by ICC for other issues and keep SAPMT informed.
4.	Entry of other contractors through the perimeter to their projects cannot be stopped and ICC is urged to accommodate them. Any other obstacles/ issues may be provided in detail.
5.	ICC shall install appropriate signage after SAPMT approval at locations where dumping of debris is of concern. SAPMT shall also coordinate with the concerned representatives to facilitate.
6.	ICC shall install appropriate signage after SAPMT approval at locations where parking of cars causes an obstacle to construction activities at gate No 3. SAPMT shall also coordinate with the concerned representatives to facilitate.
7.	All concerned parties are being informed to facilitate ICC so that construction activities are not affected. 
8.	All the above concerns can be related to the project schedule, however such issues cannot be considered as reasons for any delays.

