24-0049-CP_Appendix_4-Special_Notices.pdf
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- Pinellas County, Florida
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This document is Appendix 4 of Contract No. 24-0049-CP, which contains Special Notices for the Lake Tarpon Area 6 Invasive and Nuisance Vegetation Treatment project in Pinellas County, Florida. The document provides specific instructions and requirements for the contractor performing vegetation treatment services at the project site. The scope involves treating and removing invasive and nuisance upland, wetland, and aquatic vegetation to ensure proper functioning of a stormwater pond's alum treatment system.
The special notices outline key operational requirements for the contractor, including mandatory restoration of any disturbed grounds or facilities, ensuring all equipment arrives clean and uncontaminated by invasive plant species, and proper waste disposal from work sites. The County reserves the right to execute all or part of the work outlined in the Request for Quotation (RFQ), which provides flexibility in project implementation. While specific pricing, funding sources, and contract term details are not included in this appendix, the document establishes clear environmental and operational standards for the vegetation treatment project.
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APPENDIX 4
SPECIAL NOTICES
CONTRACT NO.: 24-0049-CP
Lake Tarpon Area 6 Invasive and Nuisance Vegetation Treatment
In Pinellas County, Florida
NOTICES TO CONTRACTOR
Contractor shall repair and/or restore damage to grounds and/or facilities that has occurred as a result of the operational activities conducted by the Contractor during the course of the project. Any area of disturbed soil associated with demobilizing equipment will be returned to original grade and sodded.
All equipment must arrive to the project sites fully operable, and clean and uncontaminated by plant species listed by FLEPPC as a Category I or II invasive prohibited plant.
Contractor-generated waste, including lunch/snack trash and water bottles, will be removed from work sites and disposed of properly.
The County reserves the right to do all or part of the work outlined in this RFQ.
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