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Exhibit A
Government Furnished Property
The following is a list of government owned equipment to be hand-receipted to and maintained by the Contractor for bidding purposes. The Contractor will be responsible for all inventory of property to be submitted to the Government as required by the project in a timely manner. A comprehensive listing of all government property will be provided after contract award by contract modification following inventory conducted by the Government Property Administrator.
ALLATOONA LAKE, GA
Government Furnished Property List
THIS LIST IS NOT ALL INCLUSIVE OF THE NECESSARY PROPERTY NEEDED TO FULFILL
THIS REQUIREMENT.
DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER QUANTITY
VEHICLES
Utilized by Government Staff
TRUCK, PICKUP, F150,1500 FORD 5
TRUCK, PICKUP, COMPACT CHEVROLET 3
TRUCK, PICKUP, CREW CAB, 4X2, 2500 CHEVROLET 1
SUV FORD/JEEP 7
VAN DODGE 1
Utilized by Contractor Staff
TRUCK, BUCKET INTERNATIONAL 1
TRUCK, DUMP CHEVROLET 1
TRUCK, DUMP, F350 FORD 1
TRUCK, DUMP, F800 FORD 2
TRUCK, DUMP, FT900 FORD 1
TRUCK, PICKUP FORD 4
TRUCK, UTILITY BED, F250, 4X2 CHEVROLET 1
TRUCK, UTILITY BED, F250, 4X2 FORD 3
TRUCK, UTILITY BED, F350, 4X2 FORD 3
TRUCK, UTILITY BED, F350, 4X4 FORD 1
TRUCK, F700, S&P FORD 1
TRUCK, FL70 FREIGHTLINER 1
EQUIPMENT
Vessels, Heavy Equipment
BARGE SEA ARK 1
CHIPPER BANDIT 1
CLUB CAR, 500 Elec. CARRYALL 1 EXCAVATOR, Mini BOBCAT 1 EXCAVATOR, Mini CASE 1
LOADER, BACKHOE CATERPILLAR 1
LOADER, FRONT END JOHN DEERE 1
TRACKLOADER BOBCAT 1
Miscellaneous
AIR CHISEL ROCKELL 1
AIR COMPRESSOR SCHULZ 2
AIR COMPRESSOR INGERSOL RAND 1
AIR COMPRESSOR HUSKY 1
AIR COMPRESSOR, 11HP NAPA 1
AIR CONDITIONER FRIGIDAIRE 2
AIR CONDITIONER WHIRLPOOL 2
AUGER, ATTACHMENT TO BOBCAT CLARK EQUIP. CO 1
AUGER, DRAIN CLEANER RIDGID/KOLLMANN 2
BACKHOE BUCKET 1
BATTERY CHARGER SCHUMACHER 1
BATTERY CHARGER SOLAR 1
BLOWER, BACKPACK STIHL 2
BLOWER, DEBRIS GOOSEN 1
BLOWER, HANDHELD STIHL 1
BLOWER, VENTILATION KIT
AIR SYSTEMS
INTERNATIONAL 1
BREAKHAMMER BRUTE CARPENTER 1
BUCKET BOBCAT 1
BUCKET, GRAPPLE BOBCAT 2
CABLE, FAULT LOCATOR 1
CHAINSAW HUSQVARNA 8
CHAINSAW STIHL 1
CHAINSAW, POLE, HYDRAULIC STANLEY 1
CHAIRS, 4 LEGGED, GOLD 34
CHAIRS, OFFICE 4
CONCRETE MIXER CROWN 1
COUNTER, TRAFFIC DIAMOND TRAFFIC 9
COUNTER, TRAFFIC BEN MEADOWS CO 3
COUNTER, TRAFFIC STREETER 11
CREEPER 1
CREEPER/SEAT 1
CUTTER BUSH HOG 1
CUTTER, PLASMA MILLER 1
CUTTER, WEED STIHL 2
DRILL, 3/8" MILWAUKEE 1
DRILL, AIR PNEUMATIC CHICAGO 1
DRILL, GAS STIHL 2
DRILL, HAMMER DEWALT 1
DRILL, PRESS DELTA 1
DRYER MAYTAG 6
DRYER GENERAL ELECTRIC 2
DRYER WHIRLPOOL 4
DVR, 16 CH NIGHT OWL 1
FAN, CIRCULATOR DAYTON 1
FILING CABINET 9
FLOOR JACK, HYDRAULIC, 3 TON PROFESSIONAL 1
FOLDING TABLES 3
FORK LIFT, PALLER FOR SKID STEER YORK 1
FORK LIFT, TRUCK HYSTER 1
GATOR JOHN DEERE 2
GENERATOR, PORTABLE GENERAC MEGAFORCE 1
GENERATOR, PORTABLE HONDA 2
GRINDER, 7" WHEEL WISSOTA 1
GRINDER, ANGLE DEWALT 1
GRINDER, ANGLE INGERSOL RAND 1
GRINDER, DISK MAKITA 1
GRINDER, RIGHT ANGLE MILWAUKEE 1
GRINDER, STUMP BOBCAT 1
HARROW, CUT DISKS, 24" TAYLORWAY 1
HEATER, KEROSENE KELLY 1
HOIST, CHAIN CM LODESTAR 1
ICE MACHINE BIN SCOTSMAN 1
ICE MACHINE MOTOR SCOTSMAN 1
IMPACT WRENCH, AIR 1/2" INGERSOL RAND 1
JACK, 3/4 TON WALKER 1
JACK, HYDRAULIC AIR TRUCK, 20 TON NAPA 1
JACK, HYDRAULIC, 2 TON HEIN-WERNER 1
JIG SAW SKILL 1
JOINTER, PLANER ROCKWELL 1
KEYBOARD MICROSOFT 3
LADDER, 10 FT WERNER 1
LADDER, PORTABLE STEP, W/CASTERS 1
LADDER, PORTABLE, W/CASTERS &
HANDRAIL 2
LAMINATOR GENERAL ELECTRIC 1
LAWN MOWER, PUSH HONDA 2
MACHINE, LETTER CUTTING GAME TIME 1
METER, VOLT SPERRY 1
MONITOR DELL 5
MOWER, DECK JOHN DEERE 2
MULCHER FINN 1
NAIL GUN, FRAMING PASIODE 2
NAIL GUN, ROOFING BOSTICH 2
OIL CATCH TANK 1
PAINT SHAKER HARBIL 1
PERSSURE WASHER NORTHSTAR 1
PIPE HORN UTILITY TOOL CO. 1
PLOW, FIRE JOHN DEERE 1
PLOW, SPRING TOOTH 1
PORT-A-TORCH LINCLON 1
POWER SUPPY APC 1
PRINTER EPSON 1
PRINTER HEWLETT PACKARD 2
PRINTER/FAX HEWLETT PACKARD 1
PUMP, GREASE LINCOLN 1
RAKE, LANDSCAPE BOBCAT 1
RAKE, ROCK LAND PRIDE 1
REEL TULSA 1
REFRIGERATOR FRIGIDAIRE 1
RETRIEVAL SYSTEM MILLER 1
ROTARY HAMMER, GRINDER KIT MAKITA 1
ROUTER MAKITA 1
SANDER CHICAGO 1
SANDER, BELT PORTER CABLE 1
SAW, BAND ATLAS 1
SAW, CHOP 14" DEWALT 1
SAW, MITER 10" MAKITA 2
SAW, POLE STHIL 2
SAW, PORTABLE TABLE HITACHI 1
SAW, QUICKCUT 1
SAW, RADIAL ARM, 16" DELTA 1
SAW, SHILLSAW MAKITA 1
SAW, TABLE ROCKWELL 1
SCREWDRIVER, COLLATED 18v RIDGID 1
SECURITY SYSTEM, DVR, CAMERA EVERFOCUS 1
SET, TAP & DIE 1/4-1" WELLS 1
SHREDDER, CROSSCUT SIMPLY SHRED 1
SKID STEER GEHL 1
SPRAYER, PAINT, AIRLESS NOVA 1
SPRAYER, SKID MOUNTED HONDA 1
STORAGE BUILDING, 10X14 NICHOLS 1
STORAGE BUILDING, 12X20 NICHOLS 1
STORAGE BUILDING, 8X10 NICHOLS 4
STOVE WHIRLPOOL 1
STRIPER, PAINT LINE SPRAYER GRACO 1
SWEEPER BOBCAT 1
TABLE, FIXED LEG 4
TELEVISION SANYO 1
TOOL BOX CRAFTSMAN 1
TOOL CHEST, 56" 13 DRAWER CLARKE 1
TOOL CHEST, 56" 9 DRAWER CLARKE 1
TOOL KIT, COMBO, 5 Pc DEWALT 1 TOOL KIT, COMBO, 6 Pc MAKITA 2
TOOL KIT, DENT REPAIR MAGNA-SPOT 1
TOOL KIT, LITHIUM-ION, COMBO, 6 Pc DEWALT 1 TOOL KIT, LITHIUM-ION, CORDLESS, 7Pc MAKITA 1 TOOL KIT, SOCKET SET, 16 Pc 1 TOOL SET, 1,040 Pc CRAFTSMAN 1
TORCH, WELDING VICTOR 1
TRACTOR JOHN DEERE 2
TRACTOR, DOZER JOHN DEERE 2
TRACTOR, W/SIDE BOOM 4X4 NEW HOLLAND 1
TRAILER BOAT MASTER 1
TRAILER, TILT LOAD TRAIL 1
TRAILER, TILT, 20 TON HUDSON BROTHERS 1
TRAILER, TILT TOP HUDSON BROTHERS 1
TRAILER, 20 FT HOOPER 1
TRAILER, WELDING A&F TRAILER MFG 1
TRANSIT 1
TRASH PUMP HONDA 1
TRIMMER, HEDGE STIHL 2
VACUUM SANITAIRE 1
VIBRATOR, CONCRETE WYCO TOOL 2
VIBRATOR, PLATE TAMPER WACKER 1
VISE, PIPE ELECTRIC RIGID 1
WASHER GENERAL ELECTRIC 8
WASHER MAYTAG 6
WELDER LINCOLN 1
WELDING MACHINE LINCOLN 1
WELDING MACHINE, PORTABLE GAS MILLER 1
WRENCH, IMPACT 3/4" INGERSOL RAND 1
WRENCH, PNEUMATIC 1/4" CHICAGO 1
Exhibit B
Project Facilities Listing for Allatoona Lake
CONTRACTOR’S MAINTENANCE COMPOUND
COOPER BRANCH #1 AREA
COOPER BRANCH #2 AREA
BOATHOUSE AND OPERATIONS AREA
*ALLATOONA DAM AREA (AREA CLOSED)
OPERATIONS PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE AND OVERLOOK AREA
COOPER FURNACE AREA
RIVERSIDE PARK
VINYARD MOUNTAIN EAGLE SCOUT TRAIL
ALLATOONA POWERHOUSE AREA
BETHANY BRIDGE ACCESS AREA
ALLATOONA PASS AREA (AREA CLOSED)
BLOCKHOUSE #1 AREA
BLOCKHOUSE #2 AREA
ACWORTH SUB-DAM
OLD HIGHWAY 41 #1
OLD HIGHWAY 41 #2 (AREA CLOSED)
OLD HIGHWAY 41 #3
TANYARD CREEK AREA
MCKINNEY CAMPGROUND AREA
*WEBSTER’S OVERLOOK AREA (AREA CLOSED)
GALT’S FERRY DAY USE AND BOAT RAMP
PAYNE RAMP AREA
PAYNE CAMPGROUND AREA
KELLOGG CREEK AREA
OWL CREEK AREA
VICTORIA CG & DAY USE AREAS
KNOX BRIDGE AREA
SWEETWATER CG & DAY USE AREAS
*UPPER STAMP CREEK CAMPGROUND
*STAMP CREEK DAY USE AREA
MCKASKEY CREEK CG AREA
COOPER FURNACE, LAUREL RIDGE & OVERLOOK TRAILS
RANGER STATION AT KELLOGG
ADDITIONAL AREAS
The following is a list of approximate numbers of facilities in designated areas at Allatoona Lake.
Some work under this contract will be done outside of these areas. Quantities listed may change during the period of this contract.
1A campsite consists of a paved or gravel pullout (random length), with a bumper block, number post, picnic table, grill, fire ring, trash can, lantern hanger, pea gravel impact area outlined by concrete curb, concrete or wood steps, safety rail, parking space, and rip rap on fill slopes below elevation 850. These items are not counted separately.
2Flush toilets consist of the actual building as well as septic tank, disposal field or sand filter, chlorine contact chamber, manholes and sewer lines. Some flush toilets have lift stations which are shown as a separate item on the area facility listing.
3A shower building consists of the actual building as well as septic tank, disposal field or sand filter, chlorine contact chamber, manholes and sewer lines. Some shower buildings have lift stations which are shown as a separate item on the area facility listing. Shower buildings also contain a coin-operated washer and dryer which must be periodically maintained.
4Gatehouses include the gatehouse with all electrical fixtures, air conditioner and the concrete pad where the gatehouse is installed. Also included are landscaping materials planted at each gatehouse.
5Picnic shelters include the shelter, attached signs, grills, tables, lights (including attached security lights) and separate cooking sheds.
APPENDIX B (CONT.)
CONTRACTOR'S MAINTENANCE COMPOUND*
1. Number of trash cans 10
2. Number of flush toilets2 2
3. Number of gates 5
4. Number of signs 14
5. Number of parking lots/spaces 3/75
6. Number of bumper blocks/posts 75/0
7. Number of drinking fountains 1
8. Number of water hydrants 3
9. Number of culvert headwalls 4
10. Number of pole-mounted security lights 9
11. Linear feet of paved road 355
12. Linear feet of water line 2,350
13. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/2,350
14. Linear feet of security fence 2956
15. Linear feet of rail/other fence 0/250
16. Linear feet of paved walkway 112
17. Linear feet of concrete-lined ditch 250
18. Security system w/cameras and monitors 1
* Includes shop building, flammable storage building, storage yard and vehicle wash house.
COOPER BRANCH #1 AREA
1. Number of picnic tables (Day Use Areas Only) 15
2. Number of grills 18
3. Number of trash cans 15
4. Number of flush toilets2 1
5. Number of picnic shelters5 1
6. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/1
7. Number of gates 1
8. Number of signs 31
9. Number of sets of playground equipment 0
10. Number of parking lots/spaces 2/44
11. Number of bulletin boards 1
12. Number of bumper blocks/posts 0/132
13. Number of benches 3
14. Number of drinking fountains 2
15. Number of culvert headwalls 4
16. Number of pole-mounted security lights 6
17. Linear feet of paved road 2,183
18. Linear feet of water line 1,800
19. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 1 ,000/0
20. Linear feet of retaining wall 150
21. Linear feet of paved walkway 1,833
22. Linear feet of concrete-lined ditch 100
COOPER BRANCH #2 AREA
1. Number of picnic tables (Day Use Areas Only) 10
2. Number of grills 12
3. Number of trash cans 6
4. Number of flush toilets2 1
5. Number of picnic shelters5 1
6. Number of gates 1
7. Number of signs 11
8. Number of sets of playground equipment 0
9. Number of parking lots/spaces 3/39
10. Number of bulletin boards 1
11. Number of bumper blocks/posts 4/41
12. Number of benches 2
13. Number of drinking fountains 2
14. Number of culvert headwalls 2
15. Number of pole-mounted security lights 3
16. Linear feet of paved road 930
17. Linear feet of water line 1,200
18. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 1,000/0
19. Linear feet of trails 320
20. Linear feet of retaining wall 32
21. Linear feet of paved walkway 620
BOATHOUSE AND OPERATIONS AREA
1. Number of trash cans 1
2. Number of gates 2
3. Number of signs 8
4. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/8
5. Number of bumper blocks/posts 17/0
6. Number of pole-mounted security lights 2
7. Linear feet of paved road 100
8. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 150/0
9. Linear feet of security fence 570
10. Linear feet of retaining wall 145
11. Linear feet of paved walkway 70
12. Number of boathouses - 1 each 42' x 44' 2 1 each 15' x 42'
13. Aluminum walkway 2
ALLATOONA DAM AREA
(THIS AREA IS CURRENTLY CLOSED)
(TOP OF DAM)
1. Number of picnic tables (Day Use Areas Only) 1
2. Number of trash cans 1
3. Number of signs 3
4. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/22
5. Number of culvert headwalls 10
6. Linear feet of guard rail 2,463
7. Linear feet of water line 2,400
8. Linear feet of concrete-lined ditches 100
9. Number of pole-mounted security lights 2
OPERATIONS PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE AND OVERLOOK* AREA
2. Number of flush toilets2 4
3. Number of gates 5
4. Number of signs 27
5. Number of parking lots/spaces 2/63
6. Number of bumper blocks/posts 15/0
7. Number of benches 1
8. Number of drinking fountains 2
9. Number of flag poles 1
10. Number of water hydrants 3
11. Number of pole-mounted security lights 4
12. Linear feet of paved road 2,100
13. Linear feet of guard rail 282
14. Linear feet of water line 1,500
15. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/400
16. Linear feet of security fence 1,367
17. Linear feet of rail/other fence 75/52
18. Linear feet of retaining wall 224
19. Linear feet of paved walkway 869
20. Number of septic tanks 1
*Includes Project Manager's Office, Shop Building, Flammable Storage Building, and Sign Storage Shed.
COOPER FURNACE AREA
1. Number of picnic tables (Day Use Areas Only) 14
2. Number of campsites1 2
3. Number of grills 16
4. Number of trash cans 39
5. Number of park attendant septic tanks 2
6. Number of pit toilets 2
7. Number of flush toilets2 0
8. Number of picnic shelters5 2
9. Number of gatehouses5 1
10. Number of gates 3
11. Number of signs 35
12. Number of sets of playground equipment 1
13. Number of parking lots/spaces 10/125
14. Number of bulletin boards 1
15. Number of bumper blocks/posts 144/51
16. Number of benches 2
17. Number of drinking fountains 3
18. Number of water hydrants 1
19. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 2
20. Number of culvert headwalls 16
21. Number of pole-mounted security lights 5
22. Linear feet of paved road 6,007
23. Linear feet of unpaved road 3,729
24. Linear feet of guard rail 300
25. Linear feet of water line 4,500
26. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/1,500
27. Linear feet of rail/other fence 40/2,496
28. Linear feet of paved walkway 78
29. Linear feet of steps with handrails 53
30. Number of storage buildings 1
RIVERSIDE PARK
1. Number of picnic tables (Day Use Areas Only) 20
3. Number of grills 32
4. Number of trash cans 30
5. Number of park attendant septic tanks 2
6. Number of pit toilets 0
7. Number of flush toilets2 2
8. Number of picnic shelters5 2
9. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/1
10. Number of gatehouses4 1
11. Number of gates 3
12. Number of signs 47
13. Number of parking lots/spaces 9/238
14. Number of bulletin boards 3
15. Number of bumper blocks/posts 22/1
16. Number of benches 2
17. Number of drinking fountains 6
18. Number of water hydrants 1
19. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 2
20. Number of culvert headwalls 6
21. Number of pole-mounted security lights 3
22. Linear feet of paved road 2,653
23. Linear feet of unpaved road 300
24. Linear feet of guard rail 1,921
25. Linear feet of water line 2,650
26. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/1,500
27. Linear feet of rail/other fence 376/120
28. Linear feet of trails 4,015
29. Linear feet of retaining wall 451
30. Linear feet of paved walkway 480
31. Linear feet of concrete-lined ditch 100
32. Linear feet of steps with handrails 16
33. Number of horseshoe pits 3
34. Number of softball backstops 1
35. Number of volleyball courts 1
36. Linear feet of wooden bridge 52
37. Number of playgrounds 1
VINYARD MOUNTAIN EAGLE SCOUT TRAIL
2. Number of signs 1
3. Number of bulletin boards 2
4. Number of benches 2
5. Linear feet of rail/other fence 30/0
6. Linear feet of trails 7,500
7. Number of wooden steps 20
8. Number of foot bridges 2
9. Number of picnic tables 1
ALLATOONA POWERHOUSE AREA
1. Number of picnic tables (Day Use Areas Only) 1
2. Number of trash cans 1
3. Number of gates 1
4. Number of signs 6
5. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/25
6. Number of culvert headwalls 4
7. Linear feet of paved road 991
8. Linear feet of guard rail 1,000
9. Linear feet of security fence 1500
10. Linear feet of retaining wall 85
BETHANY BRIDGE ACCESS AREA
1. Number of trash cans 6
2. Number of signs 3
3. Number of parking lots/spaces ___1/12
4. Number of bumper blocks/posts 17/4
5. Linear feet of unpaved road 675
6. Linear feet of rail/other fence 0/75
7. Linear feet of paved walkway 300
8. Fishing jetty 1
BLOCKHOUSE #1 AREA
1. Number of trash cans 8
2. Number of gates 1
3. Number of signs 2
4. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/29
5. Number of bumper blocks/posts 15/0
6. Linear feet of paved road 600
7. Linear feet of rail/other fence 0/308
8. Fishing jetty 1
BLOCKHOUSE #2 AREA
1. Number of picnic tables (Day Use Areas Only) 5
2. Number of campsites1 1
3. Number of grills 1
4. Number of trash cans 9
5. Number of park attendant septic tanks 1
6. Number of flush toilets2 1
7. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/3
8. Number of gatehouses5 1
9. Number of gates 1
10. Number of signs 15
11. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/118
12. Number of bulletin boards 1
13. Number of bumper blocks/posts 7/0
14. Number of benches 2
15. Number of drinking fountains 1
16. Number of water hydrants 1
17. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 1
18. Number of pole-mounted security lights 7
19. Linear feet of paved road 150
20. Linear feet of water line 550
21. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/550
22. Linear feet of rail/other fence 60/0
23. Linear feet of paved walkway 363
24. Linear of paved ditch 260
25. Courtesy dock 1
26. Fishing jetty 1
OLD HIGHWAY 41 #1
3. Number of grills 20
4. Number of trash cans 28
5. Number of park attendant septic tanks 1
6. Number of boat ramps/lanes 2/2
7. Number of signs 38
8. Number of parking lots/spaces 2/111
9. Number of bumper blocks/posts 191/0
10. Number of drinking fountains 4
11. Number of pole-mounted security lights 7
12. Linear feet of paved road 2,000
13. Linear feet of guard rail 306
14. Linear feet of water line 2,500
15. Linear feet of rail/other fence 300/2,100
16. Linear feet of paved walkway 1,000
17. Number of flush toilets 2 2
18. Number of designated beaches with buoy line 1
19. Linear feet of trails 1,000
20. Linear feet of concrete wall with handrail & sidewalk 830
21 Courtesy dock 1
22. Beaches 1
OLD HIGHWAY 41 #2
(FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY)
THIS AREA IS CURRENTLY CLOSED
1. Number of picnic tables (Day Use Areas Only) 25
3. Number of grills 25
4. Number of trash cans 17
5. Number of park attendant septic tanks 1
6. Number of flush toilets2 1
7. Number of gates 2
8. Number of signs 20
9. Number of parking lots/spaces 3/53
10. Number of bulletin boards 1
11. Number of bumper blocks/posts 47/0
12. Number of benches 2
13. Number of drinking fountains 1
14. Number of pole-mounted security lights 1
15. Linear feet of paved road 996
16. Linear feet of water line 1,000
17. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/750
18. Linear feet of rail/other fence 250/1,600
19. Linear feet of retaining wall 160
20. Linear feet of paved walkway 1,340
21. Number of designated beaches with buoy line 1
22. Linear feet of trails 1,000
OLD HIGHWAY 41 #3 AREA
1. Number of campsites1 52
2. Number of trash cans 2
3. Number of park attendant septic tanks 2
4. Number of pit toilets 0
5. Number of shower buildings3 1
6. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/1
7. Number of sanitary dump stations 1
8. Number of gatehouses4 1
9. Number of gates 1
10. Number of signs 50
13. Number of bulletin boards 1
14. Number of bumper blocks/posts 33/107
11. Number of sets of playground equipment 0
12. Number of parking lots/spaces 5/49
15. Number of drinking fountains 1
16. Number of water hydrants 52
17. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 52
18. Number of culvert headwalls 34
19. Number of pole-mounted security lights 5
20. Linear feet of paved road 10,118
21. Linear feet of guard rail 1,002
22. Linear feet of water line 12,250
23. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/11,950
24. Linear feet of security fence 2,900
25. Linear feet of rail/other fence 110/640
26. Linear feet of trails 30
27. Number of designated beaches with buoy line 1
28. Linear feet of retaining wall 162
29. Linear feet of paved walkway 153
30. Sewer lift station 1
TANYARD CREEK AREA (RAMP ONLY)
3. Number of park attendant septic tanks 1
4. Number of trash cans 12
5. Number of flush toilets2 1
6. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/3
7. Number of gatehouses5 1
8. Number of gates 1
9. Number of signs 7
10. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/85
11. Number of bulletin boards 1
12. Number of drinking fountains 1
13. Number of water hydrants 1
14. Number of culvert headwalls 2
15. Number of pole-mounted security lights 3
16. Linear feet of paved road 400
17. Linear feet of water line 250
18. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 654/0
19. Linear feet of security fence 275
20. Linear feet of rail/other fence 600/500
21. Number of designated beaches with buoy line 1
22. Linear feet of paved walkway 840
23. Courtesy dock 1
MCKINNEY CAMPGROUND AREA
1. Number of campsites1 152
2. Number of trash cans 4
3. Number of park attendant septic tanks 2
4. Number of pit toilets 0
5. Number of flush toilets2 6
6. Number of shower buildings5 2
7. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/1
8. Number of sanitary dump stations 2
9. Number of gatehouses4 1
10. Number of gates 1
11. Number of signs 96
12. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/7
13. Number of bulletin boards 2
14. Number of bumper blocks/posts 15/26
15. Number of benches 4
16. Number of drinking fountains 2
17. Number of water hydrants 152
18. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 152
19. Number of culvert headwalls 75
20. Number of pole-mounted security lights 2
21. Linear feet of paved road 20,265
22. Linear feet of water line 2,800
23. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 125/8,500
24. Linear feet of security fence 850
25. Linear feet of rail/other fence 140/600
26. Linear feet of paved walkway 364
27. Sewer lift station (electric) 2
28. Number of designated beaches with buoy lines 2
29. Electric operated gate 1
30. Number of wooden campsite decks. 11
31. Number of storage buildings
WEBSTER'S OVERLOOK AREA
2. Number of gates 1
3. Number of signs 3
4. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/4
5. Linear feet of unpaved road 5,200
6. Linear feet of rail/other fence 0/305
GALT'S FERRY AREA
1. Number of picnic tables (Day Use Areas Only) 33
3. Number of grills 31
4. Number of trash cans 38
5. Number of park attendant septic tanks 2
7. Number of picnic shelters5 1
8. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/3
9. Number of gatehouses4 1
10. Number of gates 4
11. Number of signs 35
12. Number of parking lots/spaces 2/175
13. Number of bulletin boards 1
14. Number of bumper blocks/posts 75/20
15. Number of benches 1
16. Number of drinking fountains 4
17. Number of water hydrants 2
18. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 2
19. Number of culvert headwalls 10
20. Number of pole-mounted security lights 4
21. Linear feet of paved road 1,107
22. Linear feet of water line 840
23. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/700
24. Linear feet of security fence 1,205
25. Linear feet of rail/other fence 475/372
26. Linear feet of trails 190
27. Number of designated beaches with buoy line 1
28. Linear feet of retaining wall 365
29. Linear feet of paved walkway 350
30. Courtesy dock 1
31. Number of storage buildings 1
PAYNE RAMP AREA
1. Number of trash cans 10
2. Number of portable toilets 1
3. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/3
4. Number of gates 3
5. Number of signs 15
6. Number of parking lots/spaces 3/108
7. Linear feet of guard rail 321
8. Linear feet of rail/other fence 0/20
9. Linear feet of paved walkway 100
10. Courtesy dock 1
11. Linear feet of paved road 1,300
PAYNE CAMPGROUND AREA
1. Number of campsites1 60
2. Number of trash cans 4
3. Number of park attendant septic tanks 2
4. Number of shower buildings3 1
5. Number of sanitary dump stations 1
6. Number of gatehouses4 1
7. Number of gates 3
8. Number of signs 30
9. Number of sets of playground equipment 0
10. Number of parking lots/spaces 3/17
11. Number of bulletin boards 1
12. Number of bumper blocks/posts 45/5
13. Number of drinking fountains 1
14. Number of water hydrants 60
15. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 60
16. Number of culvert headwalls 22
17. Number of pole-mounted security lights 4
18. Linear feet of paved road 5,691
19. Linear feet of water line 4,500
20. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/4,000
21. Linear feet of security fence 1,658
22. Linear feet of rail/other fence 0/512
23. Number of designated beaches with buoy line 1
24. Linear feet of retaining wall 831
25. Linear feet of paved walkway 441
26. Sewer lift station 1
27. Electric operated gate 2
28. Number of storage buildings 1
KELLOGG CREEK AREA
3. Number of grills 5
4. Number of trash cans 5
5. Number of park attendant septic tanks 2
6. Number of flush toilets2 1
7. Number of picnic shelters5 1
8. Number of gatehouses4 1
9. Number of gates 1
10. Number of signs 23
11. Number of parking lots/spaces 3/150
12. Number of bulletin boards 1
13. Number of bumper blocks/posts 41/2
14. Number of benches 2
15. Number of drinking fountains 6
16. Number of water hydrants 3
17. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 2
18. Number of culvert headwalls 10
19. Number of pole-mounted security lights 9
20. Linear feet of paved road 2,800
21. Linear feet of guard rail 1,800
22. Linear feet of water line 1,723.
23. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 1,750
24. Linear feet of security fence 1,900
25. Linear feet of rail/other fence 75/0
26. Linear feet of trails 1,600
27. Number of designated beaches with buoy line 1
28. Linear feet of retaining wall 3,048
29. Linear feet of paved walkway 181
30. Linear feet of concrete-lined ditch 225
31. Number of storage buildings 1
32. Number of sets of playground equipment 1
OWL CREEK AREA
1. Number of gates 1
2. Number of signs 4
3. Number of bumper blocks/posts 0/2
4. Linear feet of unpaved road 1,840
5. Linear feet of rail/other fence 0/525
VICTORIA CG & DAY USE AREAS
1. Number of picnic tables (Day Use Areas Only) 10
2. Number of campsites1 77
3. Number of grills 10
4. Number of trash cans 24
5. Number of park attendant septic tanks 3
6. Number of flush toilets2 1
7. Number of shower buildings3 2
8. Number of boat ramps/lanes 2/4
9. Number of sanitary dump stations 3
10. Number of gatehouses4 2
11. Number of gates 4
12. Number of signs 40
13. Number of parking lots/spaces 6/250
14. Number of bulletin boards 2
15. Number of bumper blocks/posts 200/0
16. Number of drinking fountains 4
17. Number of water hydrants 80
18. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 66
19. Number of culvert headwalls 18
20. Number of pole-mounted security lights 8
21. Linear feet of paved road 10,000
22. Linear feet of water line 10,000
23. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/9,000
24. Linear feet of security fence 2400
25. Linear feet of rail/other fence 633/1600
26. Number of designated beaches with buoy line 2
27. Linear feet of retaining wall 72
28. Linear feet of paved walkway 430
29. Courtesy dock 2
30. Number of storage buildings 2
KNOX BRIDGE AREA
2. Number of portable toilets 1
3. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/1
4. Number of signs 9
5. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/25
6. Number of bumper blocks/posts 25/95
7. Linear feet of paved road 50
8. Number of solar powered security lights 1
9. Courtesy dock 1
SWEETWATER CG & DAY USE AREAS
1. Number of picnic tables (Day Use Areas Only) 21
2. Number of campsites1 159
3. Number of trash cans 36
4. Number of park attendant septic tanks 5
5. Number of pit toilets 0
6. Number of flush toilets2 2
7. Number of shower buildings3 2
8. Number of picnic shelters5 2
9. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/1
10. Number of sanitary dump stations 2
11. Number of gatehouses4 2
12. Number of gates 6
13. Number of signs 115
14. Number of sets of playground equipment 2
15. Number of parking lots/spaces 6/250
16. Number of bulletin boards 3
17. Number of bumper blocks/posts 197/0
18. Number of benches 6
19. Number of drinking fountains 10
20. Number of water hydrants 160
21. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 159
22. Number of culvert headwalls 162
23. Number of pole-mounted security lights 9
24. Linear feet of paved road 16,096
25. Linear feet of water line 24,000
26. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/24,000
27. Linear feet of security fence 1107
28. Linear feet of rail/other fence 170/708
29. Linear feet of trails 2650
30. Number of designated beaches with buoy line 2
31. Linear feet of retaining wall 716
32. Linear feet of paved walkway 320
33. Linear feet of concrete-lined ditch 35
34. Number of storage buildings 2
35. Courtesy dock
1. Number of campsites1 0
2. Number of trash cans 0
3. Number of pit toilets 0
4. Number of wells with hand pumps 0
5. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/1
6. Number of signs 18
7. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/4
8. Number of bulletin boards 0
9. Number of bumper blocks/posts 0
10. Linear feet of unpaved road 4,038
11. Linear feet of rail/other fence 0/247
12. Number of solar powered security lights 0
UPPER STAMP CREEK CAMPGROUND
1. Number of campsites1 22
2. Number of trash cans 2
3. Number of park attendant septic tanks 2
4. Number of shower buildings3 1
5. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/1
6. Number of gates 1
7. Number of signs 23
8. Number of parking lots/spaces 2/16
9. Number of bulletin boards 1
10. Number of bumper blocks/posts 0/29
11. Number of water hydrants 22
12. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 20
13. Number of pole-mounted security lights 1
14. Linear feet of paved road 2,500
15. Linear feet of guard rail 136
16. Linear feet of water line 3,500
17. Linear feet of rail/other fence 0/20
18. Linear feet of retaining wall 45
19. Linear feet of paved walkway 50
20. Courtesy dock 1
21. Number of sanitary dump stations 1
STAMP CREEK DAY USE AREA
2. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/2
3. Number of signs 9
4. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/100
5. Linear feet of paved road 4100
6. Paved walkway 525
7. Courtesy dock 1
8. Number of flush toilets2 1
GOODSON CEMETERY AREA
1. Number of gates 1
2. Number of signs 4
3. Linear feet of unpaved road 3,526
4. Linear feet of rail/other fence 0/24
MCKASKEY CREEK CAMPGROUND AREA
1. Number of campsites1 53
2. Number of trash cans 2
3. Number of park attendant septic tanks 2
4. Number of pit toilets 0
5. Number of shower buildings3 1
6. Number of boat ramps/lanes 1/1
7. Number of sanitary dump stations 1
8. Number of gatehouses4 1
9. Number of gates 1
10. Number of signs 55
11. Number of sets of playground equipment 1
12. Number of parking lots/spaces 6/50
13. Number of bulletin boards 1
14. Number of bumper blocks/posts 34/140
15. Number of benches 1
16. Number of drinking fountains 1
17. Number of amphitheaters 0
18. Number of water hydrants 38
19. Number of electrical boxes at campsites 35
20. Number of culvert headwalls 30
21. Number of pole-mounted security lights 4
22. Linear feet of paved road 6,341
23. Linear feet of water line 4,900
24. Linear feet of electric line overhead/underground 0/4,850
25. Linear feet of rail/other fence 105/166
26. Linear feet of trails 536
27. Number of designated beaches with buoy line 1
28. Linear feet of retaining wall 363
29. Linear feet of paved walkway 184
30. Number of storage buildings 1
RANGER STATION AT KELLOGG
2. Number of campsites1 2
3. Number of grills 5
4. Number of trash cans 5
5. Number of park attendant septic tanks 2
7. Number of picnic shelters5 1
8. Number of gatehouses4 1
9. Number of gates 1
10. Number of signs 23
11. Number of parking lots/spaces 3/150
12. Number of bulletin boards 1
13. Number of bumper blocks/posts 41/2
14. Number of benches 2
15. Number of drinking fountains 6
16. Number of water hydrants 3
COOPER FURNACE, LAUREL RIDGE AND OVERLOOK TRAILS
1. Number of trash cans 4
2. Number of signs 45
3. Number of parking lots/spaces 1/5
4. Number of bulletin boards 1
5. Number of benches 1
6. Number of culvert headwalls 2
7. Linear feet of rail/other fence 610/0
8. Linear feet of trails 8,976
9. Number of overlook structures 2
10. Number of foot bridges 4
ADDITIONAL ITEMS OUTSIDE OF DESIGNATED AREAS
1. Fire lanes to be plowed annually 5 miles
2. Linear feet of cable barricade 5,000
3. Number of cable gates 60
4. Woods roads 50 miles
5. Signs 100
6. Trash cans 25
7. Number of barricade posts 200
MOWING LOCATIONS AND APPROXIMATE ACREAGE
LOCATION APPROX. ACREAGE
Riverside Park 20.0 Cooper Furnace 10.0 Operations Project Management Office and Overlook 7.5 Maintenance compound 3.5 Cooper Branch #1 and Cooper Branch #2 3.0 McKaskey Creek 4.5 Upper Stamp Creek Campground 4.0
Stamp Creek Day Use Area 5.5 Sweetwater Campground and Day Use 20.0 Knox Bridge 1.1 Victoria Campground and Day Use Area 10.3 Kellogg Creek Day Use Area 2.0 Payne Campground and Ramp 9.2 Galt's Ferry Day Use and Boat ramp 2.0 McKinney Campground 25.5 Tanyard Creek Boat ramp 3.3
Old Highway 41 #1 4.0 Old Highway 41 #2 (THIS AREA IS CURRENTLY CLOSED) 5.0 Old Highway 41 #3 16 Blockhouse #1 and Blockhouse #2 2.5 Bethany Bridge Access Area 1.0 Saddle Dikes 10.0
PMO Overlook 8.0 Ranger Station at Kellogg 2.0
EXHIBIT C - OPEN/CLOSE DATES
PLEASE NOTE: THE OPEN/CLOSE DATES COULD POTENTIALLY CHANGE THROUGHOUT THE CONTRACT. PLEASE ALLOW FOR ADJUSTMENTS THAT COULD OCCUR EACH YEAR.
THESE CHANGES WILL NOT CONSTITUTE A NEED FOR A MODIFICATION TO THE CONTRACT. SCHEDULES WILL BE SUBMITTED BY THE END OF JANUARY EACH YEAR.
Area Name Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open
Open Open Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open Open
Operations Project Management Office, Allatoona Powerhouse Area
Contractor's Maintenance Compound
Blockhouse Ramp
Cooper Branch Day Use Area #1 Cooper Branch
Day Use Area #2 Cooper's Furnace
Day Use Area
Galt's Ferry Day Use
Kellogg
Knox Bridge
EXHIBIT C - OPEN/CLOSE DATES
PLEASE NOTE: THE OPEN/CLOSE DATES COULD POTENTIALLY CHANGE THROUGHOUT THE CONTRACT. PLEASE ALLOW FOR ADJUSTMENTS THAT COULD OCCUR EACH YEAR.
THESE CHANGES WILL NOT CONSTITUTE A NEED FOR A MODIFICATION TO THE CONTRACT. SCHEDULES WILL BE SUBMITTED BY THE END OF JANUARY EACH YEAR.
Area Name Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open Open
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open
Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open Open
Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open
Open Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Open Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open Open Open Open
Old Highway 41 #3
Payne Campground and Access
Payne Boat Ramp
Victoria Day Use
Victoria Campground and Access
Stamp Creek Day Use
Stamp Creek Campground
Riverside Park
Sweetwater Campground and Access
Sweetwater Day Use and Creek Trail
Tanyard Ramp
Old Highway 41 #1
McKinney
McKaskey
Exhibit D
Listing of Permit Required Confined Spaces by Area
Operations Project Management Office *Chlorine Contact Chamber (Plugged)
Cooper Furnace *Chlorine Contact Chamber (Plugged)
Cooper Branch # 1 *Septic Tank
Cooper Branch # 2 Septic Tank
Maintenance Compound *Manhole/ Distribution Box in yard area
McKaskey Campground *Chlorine Contact Chamber *Drop Inlet at Beach
Upper Stamp Campground *Tank at Dump Station
Sweetwater Campground *Manhole/Distribution Box (Each bathroom)
Sweetwater Day Use *Septic Tank
Victoria Campground *Septic Tanks (Each Bathroom)
* Chlorine Contact Chamber (Plugged)
Kellogg Day Use Area *Septic Tank
Payne Campground *Chlorine Contact Chamber *Pump Station *Manhole/Distribution Box *Pressure Relief Valve Vaults on Effluent Force Main
Galt’s Day Use Area Septic Tank *Chlorine Contact Chamber (Plugged)
41 #1 Day Use Area *Septic Tank *Manhole/Distribution Box
41 # 2 Day Use Area *Septic Tank
41 #3 Campground *Septic Tank *Chlorine Contact Chamber (Plugged) *Pumping Station (inactive) *Pressure Relief Valves on Effluent Force Main (Inactive)
Blockhouse Boat Ramp *Septic Tank
McKinney Campground *Septic Tanks at Each Bathroom
*Distribution Box (AL-22 A) *Chlorine Contact Chambers (AL-23 and AL-22 A) *Pump Station (AL-22 A) *Manhole/distribution Box (AL-23)
Riverside Day Use Area *Chlorine Contact Chamber *Pump Station *Manhole/Distribution boxes
Potential Confined Space Hazards
Manhole/Distribution Boxes
Manholes/Distribution boxes have potential for Chlorine gas, Methane gas, Hydrogen Sulfide gas, and Oxygen deficient atmosphere.
Septic Tanks
Septic Tanks have potential for Chlorine gas, Oxygen deficient atmosphere, and engulfment.
Chlorine Contact Chambers
Chlorine Contact Chambers Tanks have potential for Chlorine gas, Oxygen deficient atmosphere, and engulfment.
Pump Stations
Pump Stations have potential for Chlorine gas, Oxygen deficient atmosphere, hazardous energy, and engulfment.
Drop Inlets
Drop Inlets have potential for entrapment due to their configuration as well as engulfment.
NOTE: Other potential hazards could be present at any time in these locations.
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