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-3-5 hauling trucks (30-100 cubic yards capacity with operators) -1 foreman laborers and flag persons Where possible more efficient self loading equipment such as a knuckleboom loader will be used Page 18 however priority will always be given to using the most appropriate and safe equipment for the conditions. There are circumstances where these are simply too big or unsafe to use and so each locality will be assessed by the field supervisor and serviced with the best crew to ensure the job is completed safely with minimal disruption to local residents and passing traffic. To ensure completion of the project, multiple passes will be made on an agreed schedule and timeframe and communicated to local residents and businesses so as to allow full and complete removal and collection of debris. Typically, 3 or 4 passes will be made over the period of the project dependent on size and severity. The number and schedule of passes will be agreed with the City of Sunny Isles Beach to meet the needs of the local community and will be assessed as part of daily planning. Public communication is an important part of disaster recovery and debris removal processes and KDF will take an active role with the City of Sunny Isles Beach in ensuring that our schedule of work is publically available, regularly updated and members of our team are readily accessible to the local community. We will provide a weekly debris removal schedule to be advertised in local newspaperand radio stations by the City of Sunny Isles Beach and the content of these message will be verified with the City of Sunny Isles Beach prior to publication. They will include a description of the work we are completing, an explanation of how debris should be left for collection, what debris is eligible for collection and when it should be left and will be collected as well as where to go for more information. KDF Enterprises, LLC RFP Disaster Debris Management and Disposal Services 18-04-02