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Questions and Answers 1305M324Q0375 - Fencing at NWS in Oxnard, CA

1. Q: Does the wire mesh call for a 1" Diamond or 2"?

A: 2" diamonds

2. Q: What type of barbed wire are you interested in? 3 rows?

A: 3 rows pointed outward from property

3. Q: Can you provide me the location of the electrical panel that we will be tying into for the gate opener?

A: 3.7. Electrical power to the gate opener will be pulled from the electrical panel PPB1 inside the WFO. Located in the server room.

4. Q: The image included in Section 4 appears to place the proposed fence behind the existing low hedge. Is this correct?

A: Yes

5. Q: Please identify the direction the proposed 25 ft. sliding gate is intended to open. North or south of the driveway?

A: North

6. Q: Will restoration to existing damaged underground irrigation lines, turf, shrubs or groundcover in the path of the sliding gate track foundation be required?

A: Yes

7. Q: As this driveway serves for both entry and exit, would you please identify the desired location for the gate control pedestal?

A: Gate controls should be installed on a pedestal within a reasonable distance from the gate so that it can be used while seated in the driver's seat of a car. Pedestal will be mounted securely

8. Q: Will path of travel improvements be required for placement of the pedestrian gate?

A: No

9. Q: If path of travel improvements are not required, would you please advise of the preferred location for the pedestrian gate in relationship to the trash enclosure?

A: On the 35ft section of fence going from the main road to the trash enclosure.

10. Q: Are distances beginning at the gate operator pedestal, gate operator motor to the Administrative area and operations area known?

A: No

11. Q: Is the distance between Electrical paned PPB1 to the gate operator motor known?

A: No

12. Q: Are the number and types of of existing surfaces (concrete, asphalt, landscape areas) required to be cut and restored for placement of electrical or low voltage conduits or direct burial cable known?

A: Depends on how you route the cable. Probably mostly landscape areas

13. Q: Will electrical and low voltage wire be required to be installed in conduit, or will direct burial products be acceptable?

A: Only requirement is that it must meet electrical code and industry standard.

14. Q: Where the electrical panel is located? The agency references the server room, but I don't know where in the building that is (is it in the back end of the building? front? side? etc).

A: The server room is located in the rear of the building and is highlighted with an orange rectangle in the picture attached. Also in picture is a red x where there is currently a 120 volt convenience outlet on the outside wall of the building which is approximately 40 feet from where the motor would be installed with only grass and crushed stone that would need to be trenched . This is the easiest route and acceptable from our standpoint.

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