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CLEANING GUIDE SWIMMING POOLS PROCEDURE EQUIPMENT MATERIALS FREQUENCY DAILY WEEK MON 30. Collect and remove garbage None Trash bags X 31. Sanitize drinking fountain Cleaning cloth Disinfectant solution X 32. Wipe tables, spot clean chairs as needed Cleaning cloth Disinfectant solution X 33. Place chairs on tables or fold collapsible tables and store None None X 34. Sweep floor Treated mop dust none X 35. Mop floor 18 of 24 oz mop Disinfectant solution 36. Spot clean walls and doors as needed Paper towel or cleaning cloth Properly mixed all purpose cleaner X 37. Clean mirrors, windows, glass Paper towel or cleaning cloth Glass cleaner X 38. Check lights and windows Replace burned out lights non-metallic ladder, light pole Proper lamps X Place chairs back on floor if directed to do so.
APPENDIX D Gross Square Footage Data 6/2/2011 No. Bldg. No. Building Name Yr. Built Renov. Bsment First Second Third Bldg.Total Stu. Cap Stu. Cap Property Acres Playgrnd Parking Sidewalk 25/Full CR Compact Paved Features Instructional High School 1 10 Arthur Hill 1940 2007 38,578 114,744 93,426 29,596 276,344 1,500 2,286 2,763,787 63.4 360,541 81,922 2 11 Saginaw High 1954 2007 36,930 119,137 83,696 30,281 270,044 1,425 2,018 2,941,905 67.5 313,693 36,241 Middle School 3 13 Daniels Middle 1983 63,923 64,227 128,150 725 982 275,080 6.3 48,779 26,574 4 Thompson Middle 2008 75,595 33,593 36,619 145,807 900 K-8 5 14 Arthur Eddy Acad. 1955 2003 89,570 89,570 550 622 627,722 14.4 79,000 17,436 6 48 Zilwaukee 1954 2010 49,195 49,195 375 507 712,274 18.7 33,368 19,788 16,603 Elementary 7 51 Coulter 1971 19,668 19,705 39,373 275 343 276,742 6.4 4,550 24,895 6,502 8 16 Handley (South) 1922 ?,??? 64,043 45,583 109,626 650 753 194,757 4.5 59,418 29,519 9 26 Heavenrich 1961 1998 45,589 45,589 525 642 340,220 7.8 36,927 8,879 10 27 Herig 1973 2006 35,044 16,744 51,788 475 492 107,658 2.5 15,046 17,554 11 28 Houghton 1956 2010 46,051 15,392 61,443 625 704 233,379 5.4 4,200 43,244 13,005 12 30 Jerome 1976 20,738 19,416 2,296 42,450 375 402 87,315 2.0 2,101 19,546 7,948 13 32 Kempton 1962 2006 46,082 46,082 450 496 189,689 4.4 33,545 10,029 14 34 Longfellow 1965 2000 42,655 16,081 58,736 450 582 231,426 5.3 31,930 17,552 15 36 Loomis 2006 44,400 12,886 57,286 450 582 199,632 4.6 9,342 24,938 13,849 16 37 Merrill Park 1960 24,621 15,311 39,932 450 552 74,384 1.7 17,686 7,385 17 38 Miller 1963 23,258 11,109 34,367 325 404 134,096 3.1 14,476 8,076 18 42 Rouse 1955 29,682 20,168 49,850 375 452 212,310 4.9 7,348 29,278 10,878 19 44 Stone 1970 2006 37,073 15,862 52,935 450 492 125,910 2.9 29,627 13,585 Centers 20 8 SCC Unit A 1972 29,078 29,078 125 776,766 17.8 161,742 30,315 SCC Unit B 1972 40,354 40,354 225 Information is included w/ SCC Unit A SCC Unit C 1972 49,599 49,599 225 Information is included w/ SCC Unit A 21 57 SASA 1965 2010 112,860 112,860 1,200 403,595 9.3 263,557 30,792 22 Hillier 1993* 5,916 5,916 75 29,010 0.7 11,273 693 Sub Total (Educ.) 1,886,374 253.4 60,909 1,638,929 405,337
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR FACILITIE
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2.15 CHANGE OF LAW 2.16 SEVERABILIT
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FACILITIES MANAGEMENT SERVICES 1 OV
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Proposer no later than one (1) week
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wishes to purchase equipment in exc
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clerical support necessary to clean
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Contractor will also show how it wi
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2 GENERAL PROVISIONS 2.1 CONTRACT D
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2.4 CONTRACTORS GENERAL CONDITIONS
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the Contract by Contractor; (iii) a
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warrants to the District that it wi
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2.8.8 Termination of Contract: All
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2.10.13 Non-answering of Cell Phone
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2.17 TERMINATION In the event the C
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The Contractor may choose to schedu
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3.1 MANAGEMENT The Contractor will
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Slips/Trips/Falls Spray Buffing Str
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shall be reported immediately. A wr
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systems shall not interfere with th
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successfully made and or there is n
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performed. The schedule shall inclu
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4.4 POSITION SPECIFICS 4.4.1 Direct
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Personnel responsible for the opera
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quantity at the site for up to 30 d
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(2) 30 day verification inspection
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the attention of the Director of Fa
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4.17 REQUIRED REPORTS and SUBMITTAL
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4.20.1 Utilities: Utilities for Dis
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5.1.6 Garden Care: Cultivate weeds
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fees. The use of the facilities’
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