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<br />and dimensions for the draincrete? A drain crete is porous concrete that allows water to go <br />through as we saw in the plans - it wasn't in the list of items - they found it somewhere else, <br />Draincretc requirements were removed from Swale Trench Detail (Underdrain) on <br />Sheet # 37. ""DO NOT USE DRAINCRETE". <br /> <br />28. Is the City using FDOT or County specifications? It makes a difference in price. <br />Use Miami-Dade County specifications standards. Price adjustments for asphalt will <br />be as indicated in DIVISION II, Speciall>rovisions, Section 27, Bituminous Material- <br />Payment Adjustment. <br /> <br />29. Milling for depth or for crossroad correction? <br />Milling for depth. <br /> <br />30. Widening and type crossings are shown but there are no mentions of asphalt work. What is <br />the City's intent in those areas? There are a couple of milling and resurfacing areas. Are you <br />going to leave it? <br />\Vhatever we are resurfacing - there has to be milling. \Ve have two cases: milling and <br />resurfacing; and milling and overbuild <br /> <br />31. There are very specific FDOT requirements QC at the plant and at the roadway for asphalt. <br />Is it going to be Miami-Dade County spec or FDOT spec because there is a significant <br />difference? <br />Quality control for asphalt ,,,'ill be as per Miami-Dade County standards. <br /> <br />32. Regarding sod, is there a restriction as far as limits to which the City is facing? For instance, <br />on North Bay Road we have to go between trees, how wide of an area, what are your limits <br />for restoration of the sod, by the park especially? <br />For landscape restoration after trench excavation, please refer to Sheet # 5, note # 17, <br />and Pavement Pestoration and Pipe Trench Detail on sheet # 37 <br /> <br />33. The equipment outside of that trench in the tracks will be the contractor's responsibility? <br />Yes. <br /> <br />34. What does the City consider the difference between a small tree and large tree? There seems <br />to be a lot of large trees that need to be removed. <br />Large trees are considered those which caliper is 18" or larger measured 48" from the <br />ground. Small trees under 18". <br /> <br />35. The quantities represent the trench itself, not the tracks for restorations? <br />Please refer to Sheet # 5, Note 17: "For construction of the sewer system contractor <br />shall saw cut pavement along the proposed utility trench. Cost for backflll with suitable <br />selected material and reposition of pavement, driveways or landscaped areas to its <br />original conditions and elevations shall be included in the unit price for sewer <br />construction." <br /> <br />36. What about Royal Palm trees? <br />Please refer to answer to question # 34 <br /> <br />37. The expanding road coming along the side is a concern as it is very expensive to remove <br /> <br />Bid 07-10-02 Pre-Bid Conference QA (2) <br /> <br />Page 4 of 6 <br />