Specifications include, but are not limited to: The City’s Nuisance Ordinance defines accumulations of junk, refuse, and garbage on private property as a nuisance. The City is seeking a contractor to take care of any property clean-up of non-compliant properties. A work order with a list of non-compliant properties will be emailed to the contractor from the Code Enforcement Inspector. Clean-up must be completed within four (4) working days of receipt of the work order. An invoice must be emailed back to the Code Enforcement Inspector within two (2) days after the job has been completed for payment to be processed. Pictures of properties must be taken before work begins on the property and after work has been completed. Pictures must be time and date-stamped and must accompany the invoice to be accepted for payment. Disposal fees must be separately accounted for and verified in the billing. For comparison of nuisance abatement costs, we utilize time and material/disposal costs reimbursement. We are requesting a reference price from the Contractor per hour. That cost per hour shall include the labor, operating supplies, and typical equipment needed to clean up junk, refuse, and garbage such as vehicles/trailers. If the amount, size, or weight of the junk, refuse, or garbage requires two people to abate – each of their hours shall be counted toward reimbursement. If the City deems a clean-up of a property to be an emergency, this will become the highest priority work order and must be completed first.
