Planned Residential Fill Removal & Replacement Group 1 . 14 . 26 ( 5558 Ivanhoe )

2026-11-03

A . Protection of Children Around the Excavation Site ( s ). The Contractor must make a reasonable and good faith effort to politely request that any child who appears to be under the age of twelve ( 12 ) and who appears to loiter around the excavation site stay away from the work area . If any child refuses to stay away from the work area , then the Contractor must contact the Owner as directed . B . General Excavation Requirements . a . Acceptable Methods . The Contractor must use an excavator to mechanically excavate and immediately load fill material on the assigned site . b . Prohibited Activities . The Contractor is prohibited from on - site storage of equipment earlier than forty - eight hours prior to excavation or later than fortyeight hours after the application of seed ; C . Vegetation , Brush , and Other Debris . Unless otherwise directed in this Scope of Services , the Contractor must clear all vegetation , brush , and other debris from the assigned site ( s ). This includes but is not limited to dead / fallen trees , logs , and illegally dumped debris . a . Removal of Tires . The Contractor must properly remove , transport , and recycle or dispose of tires in accordance with all applicable laws , regulations , and rules . b . Protection of Live Trees . The Contractor must make a reasonable and good faith effort to protect live trees that are six inches ( 6 ”) or more in diameter at four feet in height and which are located ten feet ( 10 ’) or more from the principal structure . c . Cleaning of the Alley . The Contractor must remove and dispose of any and all vegetation and other debris located in the first ten feet ( 10 ’) into any alleyway adjacent to the assigned site ( s ) D . Installation and Maintenance of a Safety Barrier . At any time prior to backfill when a material pile or an excavation greater than three feet ( 3 ’) in depth is left unattended on an assigned site , the Contractor must install and maintain a four - feet ( 4 ’) tall safety barrier around the entirety of any debris pile or open hole . The Contractor is prohibited from using an existing fence or surrounding structure as part of the safety barrier . The Contractor must install the safety barrier using commercially - available wooden or metal stakes approximately three feet ( 3 ’) away from the debris pile or the open hole on all sides . The Contractor must drive all stakes to a depth of approximately two feet ( 2 ’) below grade with a minimum of four feet ( 4 ’) of stake above grade . For spans in excess of twenty feet ( 20 ’), the Contractor must have an interstitial stake equidistant from the other stakes . The safety barrier must be constructed of orange high - density polyethylene material with 1 . 75 ” by 1 . 75 ” mesh equal to Tenax Guardian Warning Barrier , and the Contractor must securely attach the safety barrier to each stake using durable cable ties at no less than four ( 4 ) locations spaced evenly along the length of each stake . The finished installation must yield a taught , secure enclosure with no noticeable sagging , and the Contractor must take a date - and time - stamped color photograph of the installed safety barrier . The Contractor must regularly inspect and maintain the safety barrier , and the Contractor must make any corrections or repairs to the safety barrier within twenty - four ( 24 ) hours of request by the Owner . E . Property of the Contractor . All fill materials and debris , including any materials illegally dumped on the site prior to or during the excavation or fill removal , becomes the property of the Contractor , and the Contractor is responsible for the proper removal , transport , and disposal of all materials .

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2026-04-29