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just the County will inspect the streetlight system? Both will do it, the County will have the final say-so, but our Building Department City Electrician will take a look at it as well, and that permit that you pull will enact them to go out and take a look at it. 13. The permit that we are pulling from Miami-Dade County? Correct. J4. Does the City have Electrical Inspectors along the way because the County usually has final inspection and that is it. Yes, we will have a rough and final inspection. We will have an inspector assigned to the project that you can coordinate your efforts with along with our Project Management Team. 15. In regards to lane closures and MOT, just by the book for DOT Specs or do you have superseded specs on that? It would be DOT standards, even though you are free to modify the standard if you see a better way to keep the traffic flowing. 16. The work in the right-of-way, is there any time restrictions on that? That is not addressed. 17. Typically it is 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Yes, that is typical. 18. You don't have the FDOT Permit in yet? No, but they have reviewed it, and we should be getting that permit very shortly. 19. It is their road, right? That is correct but there are portions of this Project that are outside of their right-of- way, behind the Retention Area on the south side of 189tb Street. A portion of that is City property. 20. Does FDOT impose restrictions at the time they issue a permit? Yes. 21. Will that be available before bid time? Weare not certain of that. 22. Would you be allowed to work weekends? It will be on a case-by-case basis, we will see. 23. FOOT closes one lane, the inside lane? Yes, FDOT will approve that permit but our standard and our requirement here in the City is if you are going to close a lane, you will have to hire an off-duty Police Officer which needs to be incorporated into your MOT. There will be a pre-job meeting, a pre- SASQ961127 Page 5 of 7