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1 <br /> i. If so what type of material does the dam consist of(i.e. rip rap, clay, sand, <br /> etc)? <br /> ' -N.A. <br /> b. Is it the purposes of this contract to form out of existing materials this dam? <br /> ' - Yes <br /> If so can the contractor dredge floatation deeper than the 610' elevation, <br /> shown at the crest of the dam, into the far Eastern end of Big Creek and <br /> then go back& construct the dam to the elevations indicated in the <br /> ' plans, following that dredging, with excavators? <br /> - The method and means by which the dam is constructed is the <br /> ' decision of the Contractor. The Owner is interested in construction <br /> which will result in a long term use of the silt trap. <br /> ' s. Plan Sheet No. 24 details Basin 6 Sediment Trap Dredging Limit. <br /> a. Can the owner please provide additional details regarding the dredging template <br /> in Basin 6? <br /> ' - Yes, the Owner will supply additional information regarding the shape of this <br /> trap at the conclusion of construction in 2011 as a part ofAddendum No. 1. <br /> ' b. What are the dredge depth elevations? <br /> - These elevations will be included in Addendum No. 1. <br /> ' 6. Bid Item 201001110 Tree Removal 6 to 15 Units Diameter Unit indicates a quantity of <br /> 250. <br /> ( ) 9 Y <br /> ' a. Does this bid item handle the removal of all of the trees within the Oakley <br /> Sediment Basin as indicated on plan sheet no. 27 in the notes? <br /> ' - Yes. Trees are defined in the SSRBC as equal to or greater than 6 inches <br /> in diameter. Remaining growth is handled within the verbiage for <br /> Clearing and Grubbing. <br /> b. Is the "6 to 15 Units Diameter" description above read incorrectly? Should <br /> it state, "6 to 12 Inches Diameter"? <br /> ' -A unit represents one inch diameter, so a 6 unit tree is 6 inches in <br /> diameter. <br /> t <br /> ' Page 2 of 6 <br />