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Official Document Type
Contract
Approved Date
09/09/2008
Control Number
2008-276B
Agenda Item Number
8.DD.
Entity Name
Interstate Engineering Corp.
Subject
South RO Water Treatment Plant Improvements Supplementary Conditions
Area
South County RO Water Treatment Plant
Project Number
UCP2859
Bid Number
2008027
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7556
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1 .05 CONTRACTOR' s USE OF PREMISES <br /> A. CONTRACTOR shall have use of the premises as indicated on the drawings for the <br /> performance of the Work, subject to ongoing work by other contractor ' s and the County. <br /> B . Coordinate use of premises with OWNER and ENGINEER . <br /> C . CONTRACTOR shall assume full responsibility for security of all his and his <br /> subCONTRACTOR ' s materials and equipment stored on the site . <br /> D . If directed by the OWNER or ENGINEER, move any stored items which interfere with <br /> operations of OWNER or other contractor ' s . <br /> E . Obtain and pay for use of additional storage or work areas if needed to perform the Work. <br /> F. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for obtaining temporary sanitary facilities <br /> during construction and all associated costs. <br /> G . The CONTRACTOR will provide backflow preventor and a metered connection to the <br /> onsite fire hydrant for potable water. The OWNER will provide the first 3000 gallons of <br /> potable water per month to the CONTRACTOR without charge. Any additional potable <br /> water usage will be charged at a rate equal to IRC Utilities published commercial rates of <br /> 3 ,001 to 7 ,000 gallons per month; $2.42 per 1 ,000 gallons; 7,001 to 13 ,000 gallons per <br /> month: $ 3 . 85 per 1 ,000 gallons; or over 13 ,000 gallons per month: $7 .70 per 1 ,000 <br /> gallons . <br /> 1 .06 SITE ACCESS AND EXISTING FACILITIES <br /> A. Access to the site and equipment delivery is limited to daylight hours of 7 :00 a.m. to 5 :00 <br /> p .m. , Monday through Friday. Weekend access must be approved by OWNER. All work <br /> which interrupts normal system operation shall be scheduled with the OWNER prior to its <br /> construction. Scheduling shall include summary of procedures to be taken, date/time of <br /> work, and duration of activities. Due to operation issues, the OWNER reserves the right to <br /> modify the schedule and restrict time of day and/or date(s) of work (for both work herein <br /> listed and other work not listed but affecting operations) that impacts the system <br /> operations. <br /> B . The CONTRACTOR shall provide and maintain the current level or a greater level of <br /> perimeter site security and restricted public access at all times throughout construction of <br /> the project. At no time shall any portion of the site perimeter be provided without a secure <br /> and continuous fence at the end of each day. The cost to fiunish and install all required <br /> permanent and temporary fencing shall be at the sole expense of the CONTRACTOR, <br /> 1 .07 CONTRACTOR' s STAGING, STORAGE, AND STOCKPILE AREA <br /> A A staging, storage, and stockpile area has been designated on the site plan. The <br /> CONTRACTOR is not allowed to store any equipment outside these limits. <br /> B . The CONTRACTOR shall minim;ze the quantity of materials stared at the plant site <br /> throughout the construction period. The CONTRACTOR is responsible for properly <br /> 044572017 <br /> 01010-2 <br />
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