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Questions and Answers - Set 2

1. Exhibit 1 stated is the install of a tower after the concrete pad is placed.

Also in the SOW it gives mention to multiple concrete pads. I believe the

SOW was reduced and these statements are an oversite, agreed?

ANSWER: Agreed that these statements are an oversite. Concrete contractor will not install the tower. It is really 1 concrete pad that has a 5x5foot "tab" sticking out as I clearly stated that the hydrant pad rebar will tie into the main pad rebar.

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