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The E-2 Mindego Ranch Demolition Scope of Work Matrix is a comprehensive project document detailing demolition requirements for multiple properties within the Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve, prepared for a local government agency. The document outlines a phased demolition approach across four distinct properties (McKannay, Meyer, Scholer, and Estrada), with specific instructions for site access, pre-work clearance, structure remediation, demolition, and post-demolition restoration. The scope encompasses the complete removal of various structures including houses, workshops, garages, sheds, water tanks, propane tanks, and miscellaneous debris, with careful attention to environmental considerations such as biological monitoring, hazardous material handling, and site restoration using district-provided seeds and weed-free straw.
The matrix meticulously details each structure's specific demolition requirements, emphasizing compliance with regulatory standards such as DTSC Alternative Management Standards and California Code of Regulations. Each property section includes provisions for handling treated wood waste, removing foundations, concrete recycling, and ensuring proper site drainage. The demolition work involves multiple phases: mobilization, site access, pre-work clearance, structure remediation, structure demolition, and post-demolition restoration. Key environmental compliance measures include using a biological monitor during site access, managing potentially hazardous materials like creosote-treated wood and lead-painted surfaces, and ensuring careful removal of structures while preserving surrounding vegetation and landscape contours.
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E-2 MINDEGO RANCH DEMOLITION SCOPE OF WORK MATRIX
MOBILIZATION PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3
SITE ACCESS
PRE-WORK CLEARANCE
STRUCTURE
REMEDIATION
STRUCTURE
DEMOLITION
POST DEMOLITION
RESTORATION SCOPE
1.1 House
Wood framed, wood sided, 1-story home. Concrete pier foundation; wood framed floors & roof.
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove entire structure, including foundations.
Use care demolishing around trees, which are to remain.
Removal includes any concrete piers and all slabs on grade and associated footings. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site. (note: small broken pieces can be used for limited infill where indicated herein) All furniture, fixtures, appliances, household cleaners, etc.
located inside structure are to be removed and disposed of under this demolition contract. Remove existing septic pit (old wood) and backfill with broken up concrete or backfill with soil.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
1.2 Workshop Wood framed, wood sided, metal roof, 1-story barn.
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove entire structure, including foundations.
Use care demolishing around trees, which are to remain.
Removal includes any concrete piers and all slabs on grade and associated footings. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
All furniture, fixtures, etc. located inside structure are to be removed and disposed of under this demolition contract.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
1.3 Foundation Old foundation over existing creek - concrete pier walls and slab on grade. Area filled with miscellaneous debris.
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to structure and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all materials, concrete stem walls and foundation. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
Remove water hose-bib & cut pipe back and cap below grade.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
1.4 Dish Old sattelite dish near redwood water tanks.
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all remaining structure features, including chimney, charred wood, foundations, and various other debris at and surrounding structure. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw.
1.5 Redwood Water Tank 1/2 redwood water tanks above house and workshop.
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove entire structure.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw.
1.6 Garage Wood framed, cement floor structure on concrete slab foundation.
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all remaining structure including charred wood, wood framing, and various other debris at and surrounding structure.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
SECTION 1: McKannay Property
STRUCTURE DESCRIPTIONPHOTOGRAPH NO. NAME
SITE ACCESS
PRE-WORK CLEARANCE
STRUCTURE
REMEDIATION
STRUCTURE
DEMOLITION
POST DEMOLITION
RESTORATION SCOPE
STRUCTURE DESCRIPTIONPHOTOGRAPH NO. NAME
1.7 Stone Wall Old stone wall. No historical signifcance
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
No Remediation Scope
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove concrete slab area.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
1.8 Water Tank Metal water tank located near RVs on hillside
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Some wood posts may contain creosote; assume painted wood contains lead.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all fence components: wood/metal posts, wood stringers, barbed wire, etc.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
1.9 Debris Various types of examples of the type of debris on-site
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Some wood posts may contain creosote; assume painted wood contains lead.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all fence components: wood/metal posts, wood stringers, barbed wire, etc.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
1.9 RVs RVs with propane tanks
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Some wood posts may contain creosote; assume painted wood contains lead.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all fence components: wood/metal posts, wood stringers, barbed wire, etc.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
2.1 Main House
Wood framed, wood sided 2-story structure; concrete perimeter foundation & concrete piers. Built in 1930 with more recent expansion
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove entire structure, including foundations.
Removal includes any concrete piers and all slabs on grade and associated footings. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
All furniture, fixtures, appliances, household cleaners, etc.
located inside structure are to be removed and disposed of under this demolition contract.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
SECTION 2: Meyer Property
SITE ACCESS
PRE-WORK CLEARANCE
STRUCTURE
REMEDIATION
STRUCTURE
DEMOLITION
POST DEMOLITION
RESTORATION SCOPE
STRUCTURE DESCRIPTIONPHOTOGRAPH NO. NAME
2.2 Studio + Attached Garage Wood framed, wood sided structure. Concrete perimeter footings.
Built 1990
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove entire structure, including foundations.
Removal includes any concrete piers and all slabs on grade and associated footings. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
All furniture, fixtures, appliances, household cleaners, etc.
located inside structure are to be removed and disposed of under this demolition contract.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
2.3 Outdoor shed/Barn Wood framed structure. No foundation
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all materials, concrete stem walls and foundation. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
Remove water hose-bib & cut pipe back and cap below grade.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
2.4 Propane Tank Empty metal propane tank
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to structure and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 5 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 - Hazardous Materials Remediation Scope of Work; and E.2, Remediation General Requirements.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all materials, concrete stem walls and foundation. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
Remove water hose-bib & cut pipe back and cap below grade.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
2.5 Solar Panels Disconnected solar panels
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to structure and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all materials, concrete stem walls and foundation. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
Remove water hose-bib & cut pipe back and cap below grade.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
2.6 White Storage Shed Wood framed, wood sided, wood floor framing. Orange shed will remain.
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to structure and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all remaining structure including charred wood, wood framing, and various other debris at and surrounding structure.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
2.7 Car Batteries Car batteries used with solar pannels
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
Remove trailer and all miscellaneous items (appliances, furniture, etc) around trailer.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free
SITE ACCESS
PRE-WORK CLEARANCE
STRUCTURE
REMEDIATION
STRUCTURE
DEMOLITION
POST DEMOLITION
RESTORATION SCOPE
STRUCTURE DESCRIPTIONPHOTOGRAPH NO. NAME
2.13 Outdoor Storage Wood frame & wood walls
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all remaining structure including charred wood, wood framing, and various other debris at and surrounding structure.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
2.13 General Debris
General clean up of miscellaneous debris, metal, wood, plastics, garbage from grounds throughout
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all remaining structure including charred wood, wood framing, and various other debris at and surrounding structure.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
3.1 Main House Wood framed, wood sided 2-story structure; concrete perimeter foundation & concrete piers.
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove entire structure, including foundations.
Removal includes any concrete piers and all slabs on grade and associated footings. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
All furniture, fixtures, appliances, household cleaners, etc.
located inside structure are to be removed and disposed of under this demolition contract.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
3.2 Studio + Attached Garage Wood framed, wood sided structure. Rock foundation
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove entire structure, including foundations.
Removal includes any concrete piers and all slabs on grade and associated footings. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
All furniture, fixtures, appliances, household cleaners, etc.
located inside structure are to be removed and disposed of under this demolition contract.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
3.3 Outdoor shed/Barn Wood framed structure on stilts. No foundation
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all materials, concrete stem walls and foundation. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
Remove water hose-bib & cut pipe back and cap below grade.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free
SECTION 3: Scholer Property
SITE ACCESS
PRE-WORK CLEARANCE
STRUCTURE
REMEDIATION
STRUCTURE
DEMOLITION
POST DEMOLITION
RESTORATION SCOPE
STRUCTURE DESCRIPTIONPHOTOGRAPH NO. NAME
3.4 Propane Tank Empty metal propane tank
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to structure and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 5 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 - Hazardous Materials Remediation Scope of Work; and E.2, Remediation General Requirements.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all materials, concrete stem walls and foundation. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
Remove water hose-bib & cut pipe back and cap below grade.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
3.5 Secondary Residence Wood frame & wood walls. Concrete foundation
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all remaining structure including charred wood, wood framing, and various other debris at and surrounding structure.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
3.6 General Debris
General clean up of miscellaneous debris, metal, wood, plastics, garbage from grounds throughout
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all remaining structure including charred wood, wood framing, and various other debris at and surrounding structure.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
4.1 Structure A Wood framed structure with correagted sheet metal
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove entire structure, including foundations.
Removal includes any concrete piers and all slabs on grade and associated footings. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
All furniture, fixtures, appliances, household cleaners, etc.
located inside structure are to be removed and disposed of under this demolition contract.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
4.2 Structure B Wood framed, wood sided structure
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove entire structure, including foundations.
Removal includes any concrete piers and all slabs on grade and associated footings. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
All furniture, fixtures, appliances, household cleaners, etc.
located inside structure are to be removed and disposed of under this demolition contract.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free
SECTION 4: Estrada Property
SITE ACCESS
PRE-WORK CLEARANCE
STRUCTURE
REMEDIATION
STRUCTURE
DEMOLITION
POST DEMOLITION
RESTORATION SCOPE
STRUCTURE DESCRIPTIONPHOTOGRAPH NO. NAME
4.3 Structure C Wood framed structure
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to house and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all materials, concrete stem walls and foundation. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
Remove water hose-bib & cut pipe back and cap below grade.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
4.4 Structure D Wood framed structure
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to structure and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 5 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 - Hazardous Materials Remediation Scope of Work; and E.2, Remediation General Requirements.
All Treated Wood Waste (TWW) shall be handled per DTSC Alternative Management Standards (AMS) in compliance with AB 1353 & CA Code of Regulations Title 22, Chapter 34.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all materials, concrete stem walls and foundation. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
Remove water hose-bib & cut pipe back and cap below grade.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
4.5 Debris Miscelanous debris (metals, plastics, batteries)
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to structure and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all materials, concrete stem walls and foundation. Removed concrete shall be offhauled for recycling off site.
Remove water hose-bib & cut pipe back and cap below grade.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free straw per Exhibit 9.
4.6 Vehicles One of many abandoned vehicles on site
Prior to remediation and demolition work, biological monitor shall clear access route to structure and laydown areas, equipment locations, dumpster locations. Once access route and areas cleared, contractor can commence work. Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K: Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Refer to D.3, Exhibit 7 - Hazardous Materials Survey; E.1 Remediation Work Plan.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Demolish and remove all remaining structure including charred wood, wood framing, and various other debris at and surrounding structure.
Refer to Supplemental Conditions, Article Four, Paragraph K:
Typical Work Scenario.
Footprint of demolition site and any disturbed adjacent areas shall be lightly graded to align with surrounding contours. Site should drain slightly - water should not pond. Contractor shall install seed (provided by District) and cover with weed-free
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