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Question and Answers, 05/26/2015

Question 1. PWS - Products calls for Fire Rating "B" and .25 CCA Pressure treatment.

Called several Manufacturers, and they all stated they are not compatible. PLEASE ADVISE.

Answer: The shingles are to have the .25 CCA pressure treatment.

Question 2. Products item 3: Manufacturer's do not "Certify" installers.

Suggestion: The Cedar Shake and Shingle Bureau (CSSB) is the authority on Cedar, and had a list of Certified installers, but they have shelved the certifications for now.

This could be changed to add: (IAW) with CSSB recommendations.

Answer: PWS is changed to reflect IAW CSSB recommendations.

Question 3. Products item 1. The treatment company lists warranties as "Fire Rating B = Life of Shingle;

The .25 CCA Treatment lists 30 year. Again can not have both.

Answer: We are using .25 CCA pressure treatment so we will be looking for the 30 year warranty

Question 4. FYI: Manufacturer indicates, manufacturing, kiln drying, treatment and shipping as approximately 8 weeks.

Answer: We acknowledge this, thank you.

Question 5. Sheet C2 next to last dotted item "...Construction debris can be thrown in the parks dumpster." vs C1 3d paragraph "...and all other construction debris will be removed and disposed of by the Contractor to an appropriate waste facility." - PLEASE CLARIFY."

Answer: We will not provide a dumpster for construction debris. This is the responsibility of the contractor. PWS has been changed to reflect this.

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