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j. Brick and Concrete surfaces k. Exterior railings, guards and balusters l. Attic vents Appendix 7.3 B. All renovation activities to remove or strip the components on the exterior of these units shall be performed according to all lead abatement procedures of the specifications and drawings and federal, state and local regulations. C. It is the intent of the Contract Documents to include the abatement of all exterior components with lead-based paint. Nothing shall be charged back to the Owner for the Contractor’s failure to include removal and disposal of all items under the Base Bid and any applicable Add Alternates. 1.06 DEFINITIONS A. Applicable provisions of the General Conditions and Supplementary Conditions of the Contractor and General Requirements are given in this Section. For the purposes of these Specifications and the Contract: 1. "Owner" shall refer to the owner and its designated, authorized representatives. 2. "Funding Source" shall refer to ____________________________ 3. "Contractor" as used in these Contract Documents refers to the General Contractor for the Work under contract with Owner. 4. "Lead Hazard Control Subcontractor" shall refer to the Licensed Lead hazard control Contractor. 5. "Environmental Consultant" shall refer to ____________________________ 6. "Architect" and "Landscape Architect" shall refer _______________________ 7. "Inspector" shall refer to the on-site licensed lead inspector as employed. 8. "Product" as used in these Contract Documents refers to materials, systems and equipment provided by the Contractor or Subcontractor. 9. "Project Manual" as used in these Contract Documents includes bidding requirements, Conditions of Contract, and Specifications. 10. "Family Unit" as used in these Contract Documents refers to dwelling units known by Owner to be occupied by at least one child under the age of six years at the time of the Contract. 11. The words "shall" or "will" means "must" as used in these Contact Documents. B. If the Lead Hazard Control Abatement Subcontractor is the General Contractor, the use of the term "Contractor" shall also refer to the "Lead Hazard Control Abatement Subcontractor". If the Lead Hazard Control Abatement Subcontractor is a subcontractor App 7.3-4
Appendix 7.3 of the General Contractor, the General Contractor shall oversee and be responsible for the work of the Lead Hazard Control Abatement Subcontractor as stated in the drawings and specifications. C. Owner has retained the Consultant for the purposes of project management during Lead- Based Paint Abatement. The Consultant will represent the Owner in all phases of the lead-based paint abatement project at the discretion of the Owner. The Lead Hazard Control Abatement Subcontractor will regard Consultant’s direction as authoritative and binding as provided herein, in matters particularly but not limited to approval of work areas, review of monitoring results, completion of the various segments of work, final completion of the lead-based paint abatement, submission of data, and daily field punchlist items. 1.07 TENANT COORDINATOR A. Contractor shall employ, for the duration of the Contract, one Tenant Coordinator who resides at the Development. This Tenant Coordinator shall serve as the contact person between the occupants of the Developments and the Contractor, and shall assist in the coordination of the scheduling. B. The Owner shall review and approve of the person proposed for employment as the Tenant Coordinator. C. The Contractor shall pay the Tenant Coordinator for time not to exceed 40 hours per week and shall pay him/her a minimum of $12.00 per hour. This hourly pay rate shall include all insurance and benefits as required by the Owner. D. The Contractor shall employ the Tenant Coordinator for the time period from the initiation of the Contract to the completion of the Contract. It is estimated that the duration of the Contract will be approximately ten (10) months, or as the Contract Time is specified elsewhere in the bid documents. E. The cost of the Tenant Coordinator shall be included in the Contract Price. There shall be no additional cost to the Owner for the Tenant Coordinator. 1.08 USE OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS A. It has been indicated on the Drawings and in the Specifications what existing items are to be removed, what are to remain, and what new work is required to fulfill the intent of the Contract Documents. It shall be incumbent upon the Contractor to visit the Site and determine existing conditions and what will be required to accomplish the Work intended by the Contract Documents. No increase in the Contract Sum will be permitted as a result of the Contractor’s failure to accomplish any or all of the above requirements. B. An attempt has been made to identify all work related under each Section of the Specifications. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to coordinate with all trades involved irrespective of whether the same are listed under "Related Work". App 7.3-5
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Page 22 and 23: Appendix 6 MASSCOSH 555 Amory Stree
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Appendix 7.3 Step-by-Step Summary C
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Appendix 7.3 2. Post Removal Inspec
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Appendix 7.3 C. Component Classific
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Appendix 7.3 4. Plastic sheets, duc
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Appendix 7.3 3. Dust or Debris. If
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Appendix 8 Example of a Risk Assess
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Table of Contents Summary Page Part
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The owner has decided to select the
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Part 1: Identifying Information Ide
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e. Is there a medical surveillance
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2. Painting Frequency and Methods F
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8. Dwelling Selection Process This
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Form 5.4 Field Sampling Form For Du
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13. Other sampling results The owne
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Table 17.1 (Taken from HUD Guidelin
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Paint chips are now cleaned up by s
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Part IV: Site-Specific Lead Hazard
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Appendix 8.2 Example of a Risk Asse
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Summary Part I: Identifying Informa
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Part 1: Identifying Information Ide
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c. Are workers involved in a hazard
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1. Painting Frequency and Methods F
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8. Dwelling Selection Process HUD G
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Form 5.3 Field Sampling Form for De
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Form 5.4a Field Sampling Form for D
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Part III: Lead Hazard Control Optio
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Table 17.2 (from HUD Guidelines) Su
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19. Reevaluation Schedule Because t
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Example of Certificate of Lead-Base
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Appendix 10: Questions and Answers
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Appendix 10.1: State and Territoria
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Appendix 10.1 Maryland Waste Manage
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Appendix 10.1 Utah Division of Soli
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Appendix 11 If one assumes that roo
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Appendix 11 dissipate to negligible
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Appendix 12 is found in any of the
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leaded units which must be present
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Appendix 12 TABLE III Percentage of
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A12.3 Sample Size and Decision Perc
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Appendix 13.1: Wipe Sampling for Se
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wipe area at least 0.1 square foot
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Appendix 13.1 wiped with the same w
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Appendix 13.1 samples, labs should
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Appendix 13.2 If further containmen
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Appendix 13.3: Soil Sampling Protoc
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Appendix 13.3 D. Laboratory Submitt
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Appendix 13.4 APPLICABILITY: The wo
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Appendix 13.4 10. Transfer the solu
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Appendix 13.4 [4] NIOSH Manual of A
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Q Why is lead a problem? A Although
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Two organizations can help you deci
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Appendix 14.1 7. EPA Reference Meth
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Appendix 14.3: Procedure for the Pr
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Appendix 16 Previous lead statement
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Appendix 16 Succimer. In January, 1
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Appendix 16 References CDC (Centers
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