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ATTACHMENT 5 ADDITIONAL SAVANNAH RIVER SITE REQUIREMENTS

COMPLIANCE WITH AREA REGULATIONS

Crackerneck Wildlife Management Area (WMA) – Managed by the SCDNR. It consists of timber compartments, 1, 2, 3, and 12. The Crackerneck area is open to the public, Fall – Spring (September to May) on Fridays & Saturdays for hunting, fishing and non – consumptive use. The crackerneck area is accessible for work Sundays through Thursdays. Coordination with the contract COTR shall be required.

Advanced Tactical Training Area (ATTA) – Consist of timber compartments 31 and sections of compartments 30, 52 and 53. Access to these compartments can be restricted for short periods of time due to training and access will require coordination with the contract COTR .

Site Deer Hunts - Controlled deer hunts are conducted on the Savannah River Site each year, usually from mid - October through mid – December. In the event deer hunts are conducted in or adjacent to a contract work area, work may be suspended by the Contracting Officer / COTR, or the contractor maybe directed to move to a work area that is not impacted by the hunts. If hunts are being conducted along access routes to the work area, the contractor may be required to use an alternate route. The contractor may also be instructed to move contract equipment out and away from hunt areas. Coordination with the contract COTR shall be required.

Site Barricade Access Regarding “LOWCAM” (Low Camera) Vehicle Inspection Requirement.

LOCAM inspection is required for medium / large size vehicles which include enclosed trucks, dump trucks, tanker trucks, utility vans, and tractor trailers. Low cameras are installed at the Jackson Barricade (1) and New Ellenton Barricade (2) only. Medium / large size vehicles can exit the site at any available barricade, but will only be allowed access back on site through Barricades (1) and (2).

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Safety – Stop Operations: DOE Site Policy allows anyone to stop an operation for unsafe working conditions. The CO / COTR should be immediately notified if operations are stopped by anyone other than a designated Forest Service representative.

Suspension for SRS Emergencies - In the event of an emergency occurring on the Savannah River Site which requires evacuation of, or restriction of access to the work areas, the Contracting Officer / COTR may suspend operations until such time as it is determined that the emergency situation no longer exists.

All Terrain Vehicles/Off Highway Vehicles The utilization of standard 4 wheel All Terrain Vehicles (ATV) is prohibited USFS-SR policy. The use of an Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) is permitted. However, the contractor must comply with Forest Service safety guidelines during the use of this equipment. Personal protective equipment, job hazard analysis, tailgate safety briefings, documented training, etc.). OHVs will not be used for cross country travel. All riders will wear a seatbelt, wear safety glasses for non windshield equipped OHV, wear ¾ or full face Motorcycle helmet ; riders are only permitted to ride in a seatbelt equipped seat.