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- B. On the first pass, Crowder will begin by using crews comprised of a self-loading truck, a flagger to maintain the flow of traffic, and a laborer to follow and monitor operations. If necessary, additional equipment will be utilized to efficiently clear and haul away the bulk of debris on the first pass. Trailers (with a combined capacity of 100-120 CY), rubber-tired loader, or other support equipment could be used to aid the base crew depending on the severity of the debris. c C. During the first pass, Crowder will monitor the progress and capacity of the crews to determine if additional crews are needed and what support equipment will be necessary to complete the project within deadline. D. Throughout the debris removal process, crews will separate debris as they go in order to reduce the amount of non-reducible matter taken to the TDSRS. Non-vegetative or reducible C&D materials will be sorted and disposed properly from the beginning. Roadside sorting also minimizes the risk of hazardous waste material reaching the TDSRS in great quantities. E. Our crews will work street-by-street, clearing debris and hauling the material to the TDSRS. Crowder Disaster Recovery maintains a "clean as you go" policy, leaving each street it completes clean of debris and certified as such by the company and/or CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH' representatives. 3) Debris Removal from Private Property If instructed by CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH to conduct debris removal from private property, Crowder will implement a Right-of-Entry Program. In order to collect debris on private property, Crowder will require the owner to sign a duplication of insurance form, a Hold Harmless form, and a Right-of-Entry form allowing the company to have access to their property. Once allowed onto the property, Crowder will take all precautions to minimize any accidental damage that may occur. c Temporary Debris Staging & Reduction Site Plan 1) Construction and Initial Set-up Construction of the TDSR site will begin as soon as CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH approves a site. Prior to utilization, Crowder Disaster Recovery will videotape and/or photograph the site. Crowder will also collect environmental samples from each site before use. Within 48 hours of Notice to Proceed, Crowder will have developed a specific site plan for the TDSRS, including any road construction needed, procedures for erosion control, and places for portable toilets and offices. C Crowder will construct an observation platform also within 48 hours according to preliminary drawings. This tower will serve as the primary inspection site for the TDSRS ...