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Due to site constraints, traffic control will be required. The City of Menlo Park shall provide traffic control devices (e.g. cones, barricades, warning signs, etc.) and other incidentals to control automobile traffic safety around the sites. The City of Menlo Park shall close the sidewalk next to the Channel and re -direct pedestrian traffic while work is in progress. The Contractor shall handle worksite safety and work equipment traffic control if it is required, which shall comply with all City of Menlo Park standards. Construction operations shall be conducted in such a manner to cause as little inconvenience to vehicle and pedestrian traffic as possible. The Contractor shall follow all City of Menlo Park NPDES requirements and Best Management Practices (e.g. straw or fiber rolls, storm drain filters) to keep miscellaneous litter and trash out of the Channel and storm drains during work activities. The Contractor shall keep the work area and right-of-way clean of debris from project activities. After removal of spoils, the Contractor shall leave the area in as clean a condition as it was before the work. Disposal of materials removed from the Channel and banks shall be arranged by the City of Menlo Park. The Contractor shall provide access to toilet facilities for its workers. There are no public facilities near the work site. Regulatory Provisions The City of Menlo Park will provide Contractor personnel with site specific trainings necessary to perform work under the SAA. The City of Menlo Park will also arrange for any monitoring services (e.g. biological monitor) as required by the SAA. Equipment The Contractor shall provide the necessary equipment (e.g. hand tools and a ten ton telescopic crane truck with a clamshell bucket) for the project. The City of Menlo Park shall provide five yard dump trucks for vegetation and debris removal from job site. However, in the event of an unforeseen equipment failure such that the annual flood control maintenance cannot be completed prior to October 31 of that year, Contractor shall notify City of Menlo Park, and at the discretion of the City of Menlo Park, there will be three alternatives to completing the project: • The City of Menlo Park shall cover the cost of renting replacement equipment for Contractor's use, or • The City of Menlo Park shall pay for all services that were provided by the Contractor, and the City of Menlo Park will assume responsibility for completing the remainder of the project through other means, or • After the Contractor is able to assess the extent of the equipment failure and provide an estimated timeline for repair or replacement, City of Menlo Park shall seek an extension approval from California Department of Fish and Wildlife so that the project can be completed by the Contractor, given this timeline is agreeable with the needs of the City of Menlo Park. REV: 09-19-19 EI ATTY/AGR.2019.250/City of Redwood City (Page 8 of 34)