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CONTRACTOR shall conspicuously post copies of all permits on thejob site. Any other licenses or approvals required for the execution of this work shall be secured and paid for by the CONTRACTOR as specified in Article 7-2 of the General Provisions. The CONTRACTOR shall obtain any and all U .S . Coast Guard dredge certifications and/or approvals. Copies of all required U.S . Coast Guard certification or approval must be provided at the Pre-Construction Meeting. Temporary Easements and Agreements for Beach Restoration with property owners in the project area have been obtained by the COUNTY for work as specified in these Technical Specifications and in the Construction Plans. 10 . 1 Hooper Dredge Requirements . If the CONTRACTOR elects to use a hopper dredge, it is a requirement that the work plan incorporates all applicable requirements of the USACE, South Atlantic Division Biological Opinion on hopper dredging provided by the National Marine Fisheries Service, Southeast Regional Office (Appendix D). and the FWC shall be Sent copies of the reports specified in Condition No 6 of th - "NMFS . ( August 25, 1905 ) Regional Biological Opinion for Hooper Dred in for Channel and Beach Nourishment Activities in the Southeastern united States from North Carolina through Florida Fast Coast NOAA NMFS Southeast Regional Office. St . Petersburg Fl ,.!' Qualifications of the sea turtle observers shall be submitted to the COUNTY at the Pre-Construction Meeting. During all dredging activities, a daily Sea Turtle Observer's Report including notations of incidental takes or injuries must be provided together with the Contractor' s Daily Quality Control Report to the COUNTY. Permits. Easements. and Contract Non-Compliance. The CONTRACTOR shall immediately notify the COUNTY of any non-compliance with the permits, easements or terms and conditions of the contract documents including the CONTRACTOR ' S Environmental Protection Plan. Any non-compliance noted by the COUNTY shall be brought to the attention of the CONTRACTOR and the appropriate regulatory agencies will be notified. The regulatory agency will determine the action to be taken and the COUNTY will notify the CONTRACTOR. Such actions may include discontinuing construction of the project until the CONTRACTOR complies with the Environmental Protection Plan , The CONTRACTOR shall comply and require all subcontractors to comply with all applicable Federal, State or local laws or regulations, permits, easements and all elements of the Environmental Protection Plan . The CONTRACTOR shall be liable for any actions or delays resulting from any violation or non-compliance with the conditions of the permits, easements and terms of this contract attributable to their personnel or subcontractors. 11 . STATUTES , LAWS AND REGULATIONS The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for ensuring that all project personnel of the CONTRACTOR and their subcontractors are fully aware of and abide by all of the applicable requirements and conditions stated in the attached permits and any applicable ordinances, statutes, laws, rules or regulations which may affect this project or the CONTRACTOR's/subcontractor's work under this project, including but not limited to safety regulations and minimum wage regulations. The CONTRACTOR further agrees to be solely responsible for ensuring their TECHNICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS Rei October 5 , 2007 TS-6