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this, and we are still working it out to see if we can get one contractor to pull the septic and tie into the sewers, etc., at a level price. That is not part of the contract but it is something that might be included for whoever is chosen or we may have to go out to bid. We have to talk to the City Attorney's office regarding that. 12. Do the new plans have light fixtures? Yes, there is an automatic lighting layout and pictures with specifications, and that is mainly why Section 300 is being reissued as an Addendum. 13. When we do the demolition, the driveways will be affected and it will be very difficult to match the driveways. All the owners have been put on notice, we told them what is right -of -way, if they have pavers and some of them have started to remove their pavers out of the way, anything that is in the right -of -way that they want to keep they should remove, and if they are not removed by the time we start the project, go ahead and bulldoze it out. The replacement is there, the first ten feet is asphalt and all uniform, and from that point on they are going to put in their own pavers. If you damage anything on private property then it will have to be replaced. ' 14. Do the new plans have a clear definition of what you want in restoration, as in the previous set the demolition plans did not match the restoration plans? We will double check and include in Addendum. 15. Information on soil bars. Information is in Section 210C, information will be put in Addendum 2. 16. On restoration, will you make it clear whether or not we have to restore the right -of -way? Yes. Anything outside the area is the contractor's responsibility to restore it, i.e. knock down a tree on private property. We did something similar in Golden Shores where we redid the drainage areas and we came to an understanding that the contractor would restore it at whatever cost it was to the owner. Right now the first ten feet is yours. There is a temporary construction easement within their property so you are able to work in that area so you can match the driveways. 17. There is not a pipeline going through the swale area? You need to follow whatever the plan says, the whole idea is that you will re -grade it so the drainage will work. 18. How many days for the project? 160 days for project completion. 19. Is that enough time to allow access for the homeowners? Yes. Maintenance of traffic: this is the only way in and out of this area. The homeowners understand that there will be some certain times or hours that you will have to block a lane, but you must have constant communication with them and the goal is to have at least one lane open at all times. You will have to have personnel there, 08 -06 -01 Pre -Bid Conference QA Page 3 of 7