Specifications include, but are not limited to: Contractor agrees and undertakes to remove the structures and debris at 203 Beaver Hill Road in its entirety: A. Removal of all structures located upon land in the City of Sanford/Springvale; B. Securing all demolition permits from the State of Maine and the City of Sanford and paying for any fees required with respect to such permit; C. Removal of ALL debris from the site; D. Disposition of any and all of the demolition debris other than (I) that sold by Contractor, or otherwise recovered byContractor as salvage, in accordance with the laws of the United States and the State of Maine and ordinances of the City of Sanford; provided, nevertheless, that Contractor is authorized to sell any salvageable components of the structures for its own account, as set forth below. Within thirty (30) days after completion of Contractor’sservices,Contractor will provide theCitywith copies of anydocuments evidencing the ultimate disposition of all demolition debris, except for such as has been sold forsalvage; E. The Contractor will not be responsible for tipping fees; however, all demolition materials not salvaged must be weighed by product category at an authorized disposal site and transportation manifest and bills of lading from the disposal site provided to the City for reimbursement or billed directly to the City by a pre-approved disposal site; F. The City and Contractor shall identify the disposal sites to be used prior to contract signing and may pay for disposal at the pre-identified disposal site; G. Disconnection and capping of any water or sewer service(s) at approximately 6 feet from the foundation edge, currently connected within the project to the satisfaction of the Sewer and Water Districts; H. Foundation walls, slab, underpinnings, and concrete floor shall be removed or concrete crushed to no less than 8-inchdiameter sized pieces as part of the base bid; I. Any cellar holes shall be filled with clean soil as part of the base bid. The Director of Code Enforcement must be shown the empty cellar hole, devoid of the foundation, before filling;
