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SALEM COURTHOUSE SQUARE, INC. Demolition 1997 SECTION 00400 AGREEMENT/CONTRACT PAGE 3 OF 3 22. Pursuant to the provisions of ORS 279.352(2), the contractor sha11 pay a fee equal to one-tenth of one percent (.1 percent) of the price of this contract. The fee shall be paid on or before the ~rst progress payment or 60 days from the date work first began on the contract, whichever come first. The fee is gayable to the Bureau of Labor and Industries and shall be mailed or otherwise delivered to the Bureau at the following address: Bureau of Labor and Industries Prevailing Wage Rate Unit 800 NE Oregon St., #32 Portland, OR 97232 Phone: (503) 731-4074, Fax: (503) 731-4623 23. It is hereby agreed that the Owner has the right and may at any time assign the responsibility and tasks of the contract management and/or the project management to Courthouse Square, Inc. If Owner does assign any of these responsibilities or tasks to Courthouse Square, Inc., Courthouse Square, Inc. will have full authority to manage the responsibilities and tasks of the contract and/or the project. 24. The County requires the Contractor to salvage, reuse or recycle a minimum of 90 percent by weight, all materials removed from the project site as part of this demolition contract. The County believes tat this recovery rate will help reduce the amount of waste that is place in a landfill. 24.1 RECOVERY AND WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN: To achieve this end, the Contractor shall develop with the assistance of the County, the Architect/Engineer, the Solid Waste Management Department and their special waste reduction consultant, a Recovery and Waste Management Plan for work performed on this project. The Plan at a minimum will include: a. Types of waste materials produced as a result of work performed on site b. Estimated quantities of waste produced c. Identification of materials with the potential to be recycled, reused or salvaged d. On-site storage and separation requirements e. Transportation methods f. Destinations for materials g. Method for tracking and accounting of materials for meeting 90 percent recycling goal h. Estimated amount paid to Contractor for each material recovered i. Estimated cost to get materials to the market j. Estimated cost of transportation and disposal for unrecovered materials ~ , '°~ ~ 1.--L'~ ~- ~ ~ ~/~-~~~ 24.2 _ he nt actor~ias basetl its pr sal to the County. r this project n an , est~ ated $25, in pa nt t the Contractor fro pur hasers of mate~als to be recyc , reused and ~~,'~ sa°~v ged. Th' w base on a p liminary esti te of w at material c uld b recove~r cl a ~robable ~~~'- r ve e gen~rated om ach. It is nderstood at there m be addi ional ma r~~recoverable and \`' ~ ~.,1 ~ew m ~ or higher payments for m ' recovered. v~ ~~ ,;'~~ ~1 t is the desire th,at ~oth ies to this agr~ent bene t from this pot '.--~~ herefare, the County and ~~ r~ _,, _ ~, ti~~ t Contr ~flr wi11 split re es ated from recovery are in excess of t Si004 ~nount ~;"~