Agmt14 Ascent Elevator Services, Inc.

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1.09 FINAL INSPECTION A. At least four (4) working-days notice shall be given to the Engineer that the project is ready for final inspection, that the Contractor has carefully inspected all portions of the work and that all conditions of the Contract Section have been fulfilled. B. Upon acceptance of notice that the work is ready for final inspection, the Engineer together with the Contractor, shall promptly make a joint inspection of the work and note deficiencies, if any. If there are no deficiencies, or when noted deficiencies, have been corrected and Engineer finds the work acceptable then the Contract is fully performed. 1.10 ORDER OF WORK A. The contractor's schedule shall indicate the order of his work and the time period required in each area. 1.11 DAMAGE A. Damage to existing structures, facilities, utilities, trees, lawns, shrubs, pavements, or other property caused by the Contractor shall be restored to original condition at the Contractor's expense, prior to final inspection and acceptance. 1.12 STAGING AREA, USE OF CITY STREETS, EMPLOYEE PARKING A. Material storage shall be limited at the construction site to what is needed for two days construction. B. Contractor shall be responsible for making his own arrangements, for storing excess material and equipment at an approved storage yard off the City streets. C. Construction equipment may be stored on the street, but must be moved every two days (48 hours) as construction progresses. D. No construction material shall be stored over the weekend unless approved by the project engineer. E. Sheds or storage containers may be left on the street in one location for no longer than one month. The engineer shall approve the location(s)for storage. F. Storage containers and sanitary facilities shall not have graffiti and shall be painted in subdued colors. G. Reflectors and/or barricades shall be required for all equipment and material left on the street overnight. H. At the end of the working week, all loose material, parts, and debris must be cleaned up and discarded. I. Employee parking should be at or near the daily construction area. 1.13 STORM WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION A. The contractor is advised that the City of Redwood City and all other municipal stormwater dischargers in San Mateo County are co-permittees under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit Number CAS612008. This permit prohibits the discharge of illicit discharges (non rainwater) into the storm drain system, unless specifically exempt. As a condition of this permit the City of Redwood City and San Mateo County have implemented a local Storm Water Management Plan, adopted respective enabling ordinances prohibiting illicit discharges, and adopted "Best Management Practices" (BMPs)to assist contractors and citizens with alternatives. B. The central goal of the Storm Water Management Plan and BMPs is to reduce the amount of pollution in run-off and establish procedures to address and control storm water pollution resulting from both pub�ic and private sector construction activity within the City. C. All work pertormed under this contract and all contractors and their associates and/or employees, are required to comply with all applicable Storm Water regulations and to implement BMPs at all times. D. Refer to Section 02133 (Stormwater Pollution Prevention) for more particulars on how to address pollution issues. SPECIAL CONDITIONS MARSHALL STREET GARAGE ELEVATOR REFURBISHMENT PROJECT 00800-2