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17. Will the curbs need to remain to help control drain water? We are requesting that the contractor provide a separate line item identifying the cost to return at a later date to remove the curbs. 18. Shall both the demolition contractor and asbestos contractor retain 5 million dollar insurance policy separately? Yes. Both the asbestos contractor and the demolition contractor need to obtain separate insurance policies. If both projects will be implemented by a single contractor, then we would consider a single policy which address coverage issues defined in the following amended specifications. DEMULITION SPECIFICATIONS Section 00900, General Conditions, Page 4, item #913 Language is changed to read: "The policy will maintain combined single limit of $1,000,000.00 (1 million) per occurrence with a$2,000,000.00 (2 million) aggregate." ABATEMENT SPECIFICATIONS Section Oo900, General Conditions, Page 4, item #913 Language is changed to read: "The policy will maintain combined single limit of $1,000,000.00 (1 million) per occurrence with a$2,000,000.00 (2 million) aggregate." 19. Will the abatement contractor need to hard side and make secure all exterior containment to prevent tampering? Yes. 20. Will power and utilities be left intact for abatement contractor or will they need to provide temporary utilities? Yes. Power and utilities will be left intact. Marion County will pay the utility costs. Contractor will need appropriate permits to coordinate use of services and will be responsible to terminate the services. 21. Who will be responsible for fencing of the property for abatement and demolition? The demolition contractor will be responsible to provide appropriate security/fencing during abatement and demolition. Site security/fencing will remain at the completion of the demolition and will become the responsibility of the project's General Contractor. 22. Do prevailing wage rates apply to this project? The Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries has determined that because the abatement and demolition is being done as part of a construction project, prevailing wage rates do apply. Courthouse Square Project Amendment #1 Mazch 24, 1997 4