FEMA Demolition 24092 Currier.pdf

This is a FEMA Home Demolition project document for the City of Dearborn Heights, Michigan, involving the demolition and site restoration of the property located at 24092 Currier. The scope of work encompasses removal and proper disposal of buildings and structures including foundations, basement walls, and pool structures if applicable; removal of shrubs, trees, tree stumps, and other vegetation as designated by the city; filling and compacting basements and voids with clean fill material that has been environmentally tested and approved by Environmental Testing and Consulting (ETC) at least two weeks prior to delivery; dust-free demolition with adequate wetting using contractor-supplied water; topsoil application, grading, and seeding with compaction testing to 95% density; proper debris disposal; filing of required 10-day MDEQ notification and completion of form EQ5661; provision of pre-demolition and post-demolition photographs for each site; replacement of the house sidewalk; removal and installation of curb with filling and seeding of the house approach; removal of fencing alongside the creek; and removal and proper disposal or recycling of all identified hazardous materials including asbestos and lead in accordance with attached Environmental Testing and Consulting reports.

The project requires the contractor to demonstrate the source and environmental testing results of all fill materials to prove non-contamination regarding soil metals, volatile organic compounds, and semi-volatile organic compounds; if documentation cannot be provided, ETC will conduct sampling at the contractor's expense. The contractor bears responsibility for all project costs including water supply, materials, labor, and any remedial environmental testing. The document indicates this is a federally-funded FEMA project, though specific contract award amounts, pricing terms, bidding timelines, and award dates are not detailed in the provided excerpt.