Attachment 9 - Q_A Document.pdf

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ELK SPRINGS BOUNDARY FENCE
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Elk Springs Boundary Fence 140L0622Q0017 Amendment 2 – Attachment 9 Questions and Answers

Question 1: Can a bobcat be used to install t-posts?

Answer: Yes, a bobcat can be used to install t-posts.

Question 2: Do all materials need to be removed from the landscape?

Answer: Wire and t-posts need to be removed from the landscape and become property of the contractor. Wooden stays can be left on the landscape (native material).

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