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a linear foot price. The reason he did linear foot price was so that we can just measure the front of that sidewalk and whatever that linear foot is, is what you are going to get paid so that he doesn't have to consider the square footage of what goes over, etc., and so it will be a linear foot cost for the frontage of the sidewalk to incorporate those, and there are a few of those. Question: Are those advertising bus shelters? Does the City own them? Answer: Currently they are non - advertising bus shelters, and the City owns them. Tolar is the manufacturer. When you remove the screws out of that and he is not sure if you need to go to Tolar for those, the lags are going to be longer than those, because you are going through the brick pavers. Question: Going back to Atlantic to SR826, any warranty problem? Answer: No, all it is, is for passing inspections, then it is going to be change order to you all to determine because at this point there is no way of knowing what they are going to say. His main concern, and not the only concern, is the ramps because FDOT is very specific. At the ramps they have to be in the first two (2) feet of a 7 -foot ramp, that the first two or three feet have to be a certain pitch, at the driveway, and then beyond that it is a different pitch. In this particular case he believes the contractor of record for the previous project installed them with one complete pitch, and FDOT typically can either go with it or say you have to replace it. In the event that we have to replace it, just consider that and we will make a statement now that it would be a change. Let's do that separately and if it does occur then it will be a change order. Question: Do you have a specific surveyor? Answer: We do not have a specific surveyor for the City. Question: What about the Survey Nails? Answer: With the nails you are going to have to find a surveyor to go through it and then do your linear foot cost throughout the project and just incorporate him into the linear foot cost. Question: Can we get a copy of the power point presentation downloaded? record. Director Batista said at the 17200 block, it is intended that all of these aerials be completed with pavers (specifically the corner of 172 and Collins Avenue). He will say on the bid form, the entry gate portion is separate square footage and so that is a separate price in the bid form. This area which is the corner of that at 172nd and Collins Avenue, we have a double sidewalk here, that gets all incorporated. When he calculated the linear footage of that frontage, the one you are going to be using to do your estimate on, what he did was, his assistant was walking on that sidewalk and then she came back and measured this one as well, and so it was the linear footage of those. He excluded the width because he is doing it on a linear foot basis. He is hitting the target areas of this project because he wants to be clear with all the vendors. Director Batista said as to the permits, the City of Sunny Isles Beach applied for four (4) perniits, one of which was a variance. All four were approved however one of them is expired, and they all expire on December 2, 2011. It is expected that as part of your proposal that you will be getting all four of those permits and they all have to be revised. Maybe the variance is not going to have to be revised Pre - submittal Conference QA 113011 R11I 11 -11 -03 Page 4 of 7