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Home My Public Portal AboutORD07525 i ® BILL NO. /C INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMEN : Hawes and Skain ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND THE CLERK OF THE CITY TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH E. P. BARNETT OF JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI, RELATING TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF BALD HILL ROAD BETWEEN HOBBS TERRACE AND PEYTON DRIVE IN JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 . The Mayor and the Clerk of the City are hereby authorized to execute, for and in the name of E. P. Barnett of Jefferson City, Missouri, relating to the improvement of Bald Hill Road between Hobbs Terrace and Peyton Drive in Jefferson City, Missouri . Section 2. Said contract shall read in words and figures as follows: i BALD HILL ROAD IMPROVEMENT ADDENDA #1 This addenda is issued to clarify a bid item as follows: Drop Inlets 3 Each These are to be 3' x 5' outside dimensions, as per the enclosed drawing with Type II grate. Please acknowledge receipt of this addenda by signing and attaching to your bid. Ed. H. Rackers, Jr. Director of Public Works Signature of bidder: 554 S 5 M t 1 4 1 iffpsRSON CITY. MISSOURI ADVOTI39NMo PROPOSAL FORNs BOND FORKS CONTRACT. 3PSCIAL PROVISIOWS AND SPWIPICATIONS POA BALD HILL ROAD,. t,. 1, (. T, ' {> ,( ,F•.�t'4a'r.! a,t '.r t ' l.r ��. 1 ttt��-liii t 1 1 it r 4� won " OQIf'l'bAQ�d lAR'lATI4N 1R SM Sealed bids v1U be on -i ved v atil pe IL see the day om ea r �`s��d flea bo �ablia Md reed stead at the Csmesil VwUng of odd 01tpr bepina>v at P.1, an the saw do" mar r"Mis eieg an labors eeatorialso setppuos scud far do All tlerlieeeedt �1Ae16e fso 1301W OM bid bwd Owtvacto ""at said sonditimm the pUme s specifieatles ar, U&U is the Of!loo of the OLtr shower of tea ow of Jolfsrson, vasty e A dspoist of (� ) Deeilars will be repirei far oaah wt of p2sas or spwasoa ;.. aealaadt wtll be watwold to Wn biMers npsa re of an pl s q to Pod oallillea, &WO of the slOul d or the bide M bids allot be ooee od e4► a sorldAW ateembo an a solwet btdts lam to the Old" of the Ott��!'rrssoruar of W o OLtp of Jeffersoas �Lsosstl! sae ald e�et e� to tee (a per oeat of the ==I or the bad to Oawnieo and faith s6ndasioee at the M& Bid bonds will be acceptable in lieu of earti,fled check. 4he Cltr Obvissil realms the aright to defer the etwr, aee.;%ateoo er rejeotdon of aW bid to a fature weetiMp aid farther roonvoe the ri1hbo as too ietermot of the Citgr of Jefthrew ear rsepairss to reject map► and all bide, to waive wW defeats er iuft wliftes In aW bide r velved, and to edjest the aumt of wrk and asterisk to the aw set of 4laeeds available ter powt. Mines all Uft to Me President of the Old Ormulao mad en tide fbal tlesreot �rap�si pleat !rA>li® �>l�e �RIP m s t\ f } The IMyor and City COVMIl Jefferson City, Missouri } Oeatleame The undersigned bidder, having examined the plans and spec- IflOations and contract hereto atteohed, the location of the proposed works the nature of the excavation to be done, the . contour of the surrounding country, and being cognizant of the locations of existing open streets and roadways giving access to the site of the work, the normal and possible flood stages In all water courses contiguous to, or which may affect the wont, and being fully advised as to the extent wad character of the wont, proposes to fWalsh all materials, tools, appliances and equipment and to perform all tae labor and work necessa for construction and Improvesosat of Bald Hill Dowd, from Mobs Terrace to Payton Aveass, all in the City of Jefferson, Cole Cossty, NIssOUri. This Is co"liamee with your Invitation for bid dated 1963- 9t ®g0 aT Description 0�ie unit Price Amount ®Ate MILL do" 1. A ex6avation 19"6 Cu. Yd. 3O rip 1. C exoavatlon 300 Cu. Yd. .x.09 • Leveling Course 208 Ton 3.Z� +"Type '00 A.C. ease Toe • Type "A• A.C. Wearing t surface 2�s ,:.. Tor .j Z e , eves. Crrb ! 0 tter 5-2�-64 '`.. . Line Pt. ZSCO Crab 9 } Lin. Pt. Z.00 / o Paved Appromoh „..�, ravel or Crushed Stoll t $urfa0e 17 ` Cu. Yd. a rd Mil A) 100 Lim. Pt. C ` Continuedo Preliminary ietimate Schedule of Did Items Description Unite Unit Price Amount r Cone. Sidewalk 7 Sq. Yd. Removal of Cone. Curb �-� -14--17,0 Lin. Ft. r- emoval of Cone. 111 fsq. Yd. 2„00 222,00 i *novel of Cone. Sidewalk 13 Sq. Yd. Z.vfl Z6.ao emoval of (WMiso. Items 1 Lump Sun ' Zov.00 Zoe�.vv Cl. 3 9zeavation 45 Cu. NO 5' C.N.P. Drain '��G � -k9D- //7 Lin. Ft. 3.50 O . 30 i 150 C.M.P. X-Rd. pipe ! 32 Lin. Ft. Pop Inlets 3 ' Each / ZOD.00 VDO100 ut d Patch Atchison St. 1 Lump Sup 00 or i / 1 t' r 6 5�0 Z. -as �is9, o Oc E^ 1. • • • /(I //��ZO i. Njl Removal of Viso. It*” inoludess I Drop Islet 12" Y.C.P. on Atchison St. b Retaining Walls d a.F f. } fiEtfu.o* l Ar �S 1 Continue di Proposal . BALD HILL ROAD The undersigned hereby acknowledges and agrees to ps�v all c�refto and classes of i or in the perfor+eancs df this oostt�t@• , Oft • V811inngg hogrl�y rote of wages as determined by the CopelNtt�1lt at lAbor and I�la$trial Itsl U and further agrees thrit he is aei 06- of they prevails hourly rote off' wages for the aftfts and classes of labor which will be used in the performance of this contract. !rho undersigned hereby agrees to fu ►i¢h the required pgrfornsnce bond and onter into contract within teen U .) days froze and sifter the acceptance of this proposal, and further as to complete 611 work covered by this proposal, in accordance %i h the stipulated conditions and requirements within workting days, from and after me date speoifled in 4 Ont r y the City of Wrerson, 8180 rl, W commence said woplt. A''pennity of $301; "per `6slendsr day will be 'invok0d provided the woft is not coespleted within them specified Live its de'sigaeted above. Enclosed is a (certified h� �0ashier'a Cheebkt) (1li4dl40°'s BovA) In the &mount of . which e un er a s s o orfe o Property of the City of Jefferson, RISSourlo as liqui tte0 ► • should this propos6l be scoepte snd the 06Atraot �, " : to' kilos and he foils to sttot Into a oesal wtat In the forst :ens furnish the regv OW b ,within d.10) as but otherwise the adI g�Mat 0�0 1 'b s IPA signed upon the �i Inc of the C itpaot aaMt ;01611 �►ppro+�d Bernd to the City 6 Jferson, Missouri. DatrA In d+t►y of M i i .sr ri. C / 1 ^1 ff t T , Continued$ Proposal BALD HILL ROAD SIONA`PURd OF SIDMI If an Individuals tt' a Partnership$ It a Corpor6tions 8uainess Addr®aet of BIdders t i Y•. ® THE HNN®VER INSURANCE COMPANY NEW YORK, N. Y. BID BOND This document approved by The American Institute of Architects A. I. A. Document No. A-310 (1968 Edition) KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, E. P. BARNETT ........ .............................................. JEFFERSON C.ITY....MISSOURI ................................(hereinafter called the "Principal'), .................... ... ...... ....... as Principal, and THE HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY a corporation duly organized under the laws of the State of New York (Hereinafter called the "Surety"), as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto........................C.ITX....QT.... ...........................................................................................................•............ .................................sj:Elu um...C.I','X,....td S.S.S2U.13.Z..................................................................................................... (Hereinafter called the "Obligee"), in the sum of...........1;.T=...>ZR...CET.(.110 a.)....Q.F...B.T-D.................... Dollars ($................................................), for the payment of which sum well and truly to be made, the said Principal and the said Surety, bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. WHEREAS,the Principal has submitted a bid for...........W.oxk... ..................... axr d....1m.Pr.Q.Y.Q.mQ.at....Qf....B41.d... x am......Hahhs...T.exx.aae....... ..... ,11...;lx...t.11.Q....Q11-y....Qf...sI�. f Q.�.s.Q.n...CU:liy,....C.aIe....C.o Lt y.,........... : . ......................................................................................................................................................................... ` 4:Y 7rr A k " .�,!!rl err. �� .:�'�T'w ��.• s` _ �� ,�. 1� �•�`�, NOW, THEREFORE, if the Obligee shall accept the bid of the Principal and the Principal shall enter into a contract with the Obligee in accordance with the terms of such bid, and give such bond or bonds as may be specified in the bidding or contract documents with good and sufficient surety for the faithful performance of such contract and for the prompt payment of labor and material furnished in the prosecution thereof, or in the event of the failure of the Principal to enter such contract and give such bond or bonds, if the Principal shall pay to the Obligee the difference not to exceed the penalty hereof between the amount specified in said bid and such larger amount for which the Obligee may in good faith contract with another party to perform the work covered by said bid, then this obligation shall be null and void, otherwise to remain in full force and effect. Signed and sealed this................. s t.........................day of..................JUNE......................................A. D. 19....6 4. .. .` - ......................(Seal) (Principal) . ............................................................................................ ...................................................................................................... (Title) /AM THE HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY THE H 0 SINS BANC T ► ...n. ....................(Seal) - (Title) ` Form 141-0055 AD 1 Form 111.0113 THE HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY New York, New York POWER OF ATTORNEY CERTIFIED COPY KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That THE HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, does hereby constitute and appoint • • • • RUSSELL L. WREN and B. L. TODD - - of Jefferson City, Missouri, and each is its true and lawful Attorney(a)-in-fact to sign,execute,seal,acknowledge and deliver for,and on its behalf,and as its act and deed,at any place within the United States, or, if the following line be filled in, only within the area therein designated any and all bonds,recognizances,undertakings,contracts of indemnity or other writings obligatory in the nature thereof, as follows: Any such obligations in the United States, not exceeding Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, ($600,000.00) in any single Instance. •And said Company hereby ratifies and confirms all and whatsoever said Attorney(s)-in-fact may lawfully do in the premises by virtue of these presents. This appointment is made under and by authority of the following Resolution passed by the Board of Directors of said Company at a meeting held at the principal office of said Company, a quorum being present and voting, on the Eighth day of June, 1955,which resolution is still in effect: "Resolved, that the President or any Vice President,in conjunction with the Secretary or any Assistant Secretary,be and they are hereby authorized and empowered to appoint Attorneys-in-fact of the Company, in its name and as its acts, to execute and acknowledge for and on its behalf as Surety any and all bonds, recognizances, contracts of indemnity and all other writings obligatory in the nature thereof, with power to attach thereto the seal of the Company. Any such writings so executed by such Attorneys-in-fact shall be as binding upon the Company as if they had been duly executed and acknowledged by the regularly elected Officers of the Company in their own proper persons." IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY has caused these presents to be sealed with its corporate seal, duly attested by its Vice President and its Secretary, this fifteenth day of May 1962. THE HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY Senior Vice President (S"t.) xdt4� Secretary STATE OF ILLINOIS 1 COUNTY OF COOK f On this 15th day of N1ay 19 62 , before me came the above named Vice President and Secretary of The Hanover Insurance Company, to me personally known to be the individuals and officers described herein,and acknowledged that the seal affixed to the preceding instrument is the corporate seal of The Hanover Insurance Company and that the said corporate seal and their signatures as officers were duly affixed and subscribed to said instrument by the authority and direction of said Corporation.. (SEAL) C*.. Notary Public My Commission Expires December 5, 1965 I, the undersigned Assistant Secretary of The Hanover Insurance Company, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full,true and correct copy of the Original Power of Attorney issued by said Company,and do hereby further certify that the said Power of Attorney is still in force and effect. GIVEN under my hand and the seal of said Company, at Chicago, Illinois, this 1 s t day of June 19 64. Ai&tent Secretary DOCUMENTS QUALITY TARGETS THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS ARE BELOW STANDARDS FOR MICROFILMING a?J1 J9VF9R30N CITY, M1330URI C21TIACT AOL Q ROM HOBBS T Ca ' PI co��TAUCTta� !� 9Aj.D HILL ROAD r SARA ro rM AVBNUB, IN IRS CITY OF JN"S43ON, COLS COUNTY, MISSMI. CONTRACT PON-1HB aRAi�INt3, PAVINO .41TH, CRVSHSD SM9 AND/Oft ASPHALT 1ITH CURB AND rRR TOO Ea '11TH ANY INCIDSVTAL MONK NSC93SARY TO COMPLM THE ABOVE IN A +r< N-UX19 MANNER:" THIS ABRilNiiiNT sad* and entered into ,this AGa day of 1404 .by and between the City 0* ersos, Niss�l&# a ao can. aatI ugh its City► C+ ils ISIS Art Ot`4i1e fir part and he natter ti► l me "City", and O r p V ��174 - 4 CIO 4/fr , o ec for y o e seoo , nae er erased in thiM agreeesse Contractor", �ITNBSSSTHi THATt WHEREAS, the City of Jefferson Vitro, Hissouibi, through Its City Council, has caused . to be prspand, in a000 tsoe with law, apeolflostions, plans and other contract docomn'ts for the wort herein 46sdrl*w.a0ed has approved and adopted these- contract documents and has oeius" to be 'published in the manner SrA for the time required by law, an advertisawnt Inviting scaled proposals for furnishing materialist labor, and gquip�t for grading and paving in accordance with the torus of this contradtl and. WHEREAS, the Contractor, in rospboo:to the r+aveft %' has submitted to tho City in the Bonner and at the ,tun Specified, a sa�led proposals., in accordance with the terms of this contreati aced A: dH3REA39 the City in the manwr pir�esoribed by lawn has publlazy opened, examined and canvassed the proppoola subsitted, and as a result of such canvass has determined and declared the party of the second pert to be the lowest and beat bidder for the above gftding and pevinS and has duly awarded to the sold second party a ,contract therefor, the sun or suers named in the Proposal attached to and wide a part of this contrnet4 NOW9 THOOOR89 THIS AORESMINT 41TNSMTHt TMV the osa°ties' t® these presents, in oons idera tion 'of the �ooe pensatiom to be pa id the -party of the second. part and of the WAtual 'a ats herein eontaiined, have agreed and hereby agree, the party of thotirst part for itself' okA' its successors, and the party of the second paw for itself, hIngelf, or th*1" aelees9 its, his or their sdooeceor and aisigfti, o� its, his `Or their executors and adisthistrators, as folious'-s, OU To ARTICLE I. That the Contractor sba11, in a good a dL ftrSt. class workonliko manner end at his own cost and,: ispense, furnish all tlMi �rterials,;,labor and equips It t>woes�lsr .to .aostplete the work at iiag paving a pavement as sham`.a* desa►ribe l7t the plane cud speoitioe $ones togathsr with any Ina on MOB Apaessa do aotap to the aboie, 1A a workas ike manner within tbr: tilt set fo h in prop 1611_ as not forth in the Adveptla ants, Instructions"' io Wners, PropoNril� ,ate Spealfications, and as shoeets oat the Plana wad MM WIngs therein. refer, to, and made a pert hereof. ,j ' Cf1tl7 t"? 0i9t.'RtlgEt a sips A CIA 11* Tat I !o exp4sely wpm wd 60006 that the "wertieoew"t, 11wwwt1ons to 814 roo Prepawle Con"Ves Stip"atifft OVA I mad Detata t# oe lootio be"" Onto+ aid the 10 61W tborain re w 1 66 and Nom'. soA f i �ttioetf►, eshi ft be t'Yf�tif ed by' the � opprov" by the CBty Wd . other 4"ItIG M 2, Df wig, oar be t0wiaet►ed b t� sfoor i 100 to ties so.Mfg f to who Glow to gr"bw data"i tab° A 1 � . f►p.oitio�reloaf► ftei :�b f +�� ofnwb fo►ot. .. t COWMCT BOG'4ft 'i'8 ' M 'fie ry • AtCL�t �� .' � once 00th this Cont"es ahtott are GMW 0 p tonn aid A�.�iViAZI' . 1J►.t �� rl etas ` ' .e l v ► a► the C!t#a 'eWA each ffi� as t a a+nri late r 00 ups*tae ADTXCLN Vi ` $ ' 8i' Any '.' df� ffi< 1 In this. Artiali, or fees to to $to � , 1 'BMus contrac documents It mail ht", OVA SAD 11,1411011111" have the meaning Torn given. } •of t� �oao~ a� toll • wfs:'. ' t o"ther pit the oontg%Bt " • i 6 N wf P -tip jP ;. =400 �' • imalse shall 0041 t tom' iMp► N the scope or t1w pftot*d=: 4 •M tea" r `�wb. ' &AIdIUMIL&ML • ��1 9n91nNr, :i invited to ttw p!: ► le lni ,t them* ' -•,y ti-S t1 ( 'y�fVL � k 1 -7 y t�{, .' , Y..�.j-. -t S . �„ti i• 1� t'437Yf Q� '.S`r {Sl li. ht .w °i. . � . , I � .r Sri c7. yt �h� ;`5 t'��'�' ;t f�R •r ..`' y t C A f1 S. vontrwtorw or the 1 mss " Party of the amm Dirt« shall vesn the PSM entering into contract for the pfffts mtoe or the voft covered tip this aontreat and Ale Ou]y WAhorlUd *SMts ar leal ramsentativw. e. ""Date of eigolns the Contract or woM-equivalent thereto, sell man aw date upon vhiah tre,"k contract. Isexcouted 1W the Contractor is shad by the City. T. "Dad"" or "D*," unleat haVin oftendas mlqp isM�► defliMe shall amt a Calendar dad or deyt of twenty-flour aitiv S. °pt4be WMM" ill mign the woft to be cane and the .egidps ®ant, supplies, and mterials to be ruml&M under this contract, unless some other mee oing is lMlosted by the content. e. "The PLUS" doll eta ,end 1nalude all draain®r 1ftl.Ch aw rave bee prepr®d t0► the Enginew as a beats ror gilt. all do wingo wdbeitted tin► the NWOOOWUI bidder AM Ale Pe'+ --I oe'd ter the Contractor to the City, it and even sppmed ter the ffitgirteerf and all dra111rtpp fitted 1v the City to the Contractor "-UW the propose Of the vamp as p vvid" far herein. 10. vh0mor in "Ilse oonttwt doclaaerrt t the eec a" arderm ed,"" was dlireeted," %a required," "as p m fitted," "at snom4," or larch or Proms of like import are used, stall all be ur"orstood that the ordsi, d1motlon, requirement, perveiteliotn, or allowance of the City and sneer is intended, 11. Will" tht wards per,a "heascetable,a '"suitiblt," ""A¢oeptable," ," "ftU4 ftCtO17," Or vW t Of like epleCt srtd isport, unless othA ruin =MUM fled herein, *call NNW appac� reasonable, wri . • pr0prr, or aatisilatow In the judgaerlt of the City and Dn�fMer. T1n= AND sUB=Me* AIVICIS TV The titles or subtt�eadings used in asst coett110 , mind an the contract pions and arwinpp aevl in the specitiostloeis, are det'ttood to be for convenience of rater ame wetly, and shall not to taitln or consider M at be'irig a Pert Um*m T. or as ft" wW bevubg an the interpcetatlon tts~. MW (V om"VICTS AWMZ V n t 019 oontr a t *tall be dgW 1n triplioste, one OW d all be- filed with the City, acre cop ,ball be delivered to ttw Contractor, and acre, oop to ttw Aigtet Wo 3 c f Y t t ti scope. !M'1'M AND IIIlM W COMM. 3WIFE A'!'.1 AND PUN* ARTWM.VIII: MW said Ineattone and pima are Intend- ed to ale but not flecessaftly duplicate Sash other, ant to- gether Constitute one Clete set of epeaifloatians one plane* so that OW VOM Wdbdtaed in the one and not in Me other, stall be ex- -1 1 dust am it it had been sat forth in both, in order that the wolltc adtall be oWleted omordIM to the complete deem or deOigns as deClded and Aatermlied tW Doe City DWneer. ShwAd anything be omitted from tla a"clficatians and plans which is necessary to a clear urdersta wmw or the-won, or should it appear various in- structime are in oantiict, then the Contractor adtall secure written instructions rM the Dnigineer before proceeding with the constrmt- ion stfected tW such aadodons or discrepancies. It is understood and agreed that tta wollt mall be perforfaad and OaWleted scoording t, the true spirit, eft, and intent, of the oantraot, Opeaifloe- tions and plans. PIG= D I— TO GOMMO AAUP= IS: 718WW d1mSMdons 1dM lid on the p2me dull be accuratoly followed, even thou&%•that' differ from sftl;i auaasuatraM 0 NO >a&RIN emn on the ple:la, the d1mWon® of eddiah are not f wavd, &411 be assn A" until instructlaiw hose boon obtslned dram the ' ao to moons to be used. Lague able and full Oise dr®erUW shall be followed in prefwanne to wall scale drawings. C UC` OR TO CHXX PEM AND ,Q'EDULMS. AFtPMW it !'he Conitractor Is required to dhoC* all diner)- 91= and gtaantities an the plans and mules given to him ty the D4ineer and aodtali notify the Oineer of air discrepsncy between the pUM and the oonditlans an the gmM or mW error or o®ia don in• plans or in the layout as given by stokes, points, or instructions Wddh he may diaecovnr in the course of the waft. 'Ills Contractor w11.l not be allowed to tale advantage of ow error or omission in the places or contract doMaMte, so fUll instructions will be flo7dMaed by the Mgl.nser should suatt error or mission be disiomersd, wend the Corntra for shall carry swat a xi instructions as if originam Open- ified. DRAVWS TO U MM UM Iff O�lRIiACTO�t. AM= ]at 1. Tho Oontrsotar &"I supply sum woattcing drwiatgs and drgpw W of devises to be l4rniartad uWar tIs oontraat as are called for herein or are required bg the bi nomr, to mks Clear the details of owAtmetion and of dwion, Umoss o"rWime herein srpecified, such drawl.np adtall be mMdtted to the D>I imr for his aW ov►ai upon their request. Would arty &W1np fuar Ad" tr the Canttaator not a OPP O�Mad tw an a the OoatsDcter s; i 10 6 Mail sAlee,the r*v1sians required and, own eA dt th si to the &%%near for approval. After due approval tW the W41raer, these drWitago Stall besaNs a part of this contract and the work shall be dome in eonfonity,themrWAth. No such Work small be begun or devices purrlt eed until the drsw1W covering it or them have beam approved. 2. The approval t r the Engineer of agar drawing or any method of work proceed by the Contractor shall not relldve• the Con- tractor of any of his responsibility fo►r army errors therein, and dhali not be reprded as mM asemuemption•of risk or liability tW the City or any officer or employ" thereof, and the Contractor NWI have no claim under this contract on accomt of the failure or in- efficlemrM of vW plan or meethod so approved, such appr ftl mall be considered to meen merely that the Engineer has no objection to the Contractorts using, upon his own full responsibility, the plan or method the Contractor proposes. C4 MC'!'Oa TO RMI9t STAKES AND Ham'. LK XXT: The Contractor shall• f i competent teen iraom es, and other mater` ials. as the Engineer may r staking out of the work, and in saki • to and surveys "art-®s blishing temporary or t reference mares in connect ion wit work. AND GRAD&S. ARTICLE ZrIY: All work done under this contract shall be done to the lines and grades ahowmn at the plans. The Contractor well keep the Engineer Informed, a reasonable time in advance, of the times and places at which he widhes to do work, in order that lines and grades =ky be ltirnished and necessary measurements for record and, pay- ment =y be made with the minim of inconvenience to the Engineer and of delay to the Contractor. VOW D= wI'woo im m of Oil zso ARTICLE XIV: Any wombs done without lines, grades, or levels being given by the Rngineer, or done without the supervision of an Dugmwtor or other representative of they engineer, may be ordered re- moved and replaced at the Contractor's met and expense. PRC9MWATICN OF 'PiP AND STAKES. ARTICIA XV: The Contracrtor shall carefully-preserve all m ontmnts, bench marks, reference points, amsd stakes, and in case of willful or, careless destruction of the scree, he will be charged with the resulting expense of replacement, and shall be responsible for ;ry mistakes or loss of time that may be caused by their unnecessary loss► or disturbance. In the event that the stakes and marks placed tW the Engineer are destroyea thm* carelessmNs on the part of the Contractor, and that ttw dNtruction of ttNe Askes and marks causes d a 0 debt► in the work, the Contractor shall h/vo no claim for dammes or extensions of ties. In the can of any pet7anent monments or bench marks which =At of necessity be removed or disturbed in the oonstruction of the work, the Contractor shall carefully protect and preserve the same WU1 they can be properly referenoed for reloc a- t1on. The Contractor shall Also furnish At his own *Vanse such waterials And assistsnoe as are necessary for the proper r eplaoment of nonnsents or bench marks that have been moved or destnWed, LWAL AD FWS (' BAt,"1'Ott. ARTICLE XVX: Both the business address of the Contractor, givers in the bid or proposal upon which this Contract is founded, and the Contractorls office in the vicinity of the work, are hereby desigh- nated as the places to which all notices, letters, and other ca munica- tions to the Contractor may be mailed or delivered. The delivering at either of the above named addresses, or• deposit ing in any mailbox . regularly maintained by the post office, of wV notice, letter, or other cmmunication to the Contraotor, staall be deemed suffletent ser- vice thereof upon the Contractor, and the date of said service shall be the date of such deiiveery or mailing. Such addresses ewe be chang- ed at wW time tV an iraetrument in writing, executed tW the Contractor and presented and delivered to the EMilneer shad to the City. [nothing herein contained stall be deemed to preclude or render inoperative the service of ww notice, letter, or camounicastion upon the Contractor ponmmlly. AR` i0 II: During the performance of raft the Contractor shall me 'hoe ,® suitable office a site of the work which shall be- the head qus" t a ative authorized to re- ceive drawings, instructions, or ouraications or articles r rem the City or its te any su�aaae cation given to Luse sagd representative 0 eyed at the recto oe at the site of the r his abeenee shall be deeaesd to have qdven to this L't flxrn#sou u wrnv•xa u +r -arnx*�sas t:r t!c rarnrarrs :mtraz�r,aci_ may:' ' STBM11 i OF V\NMNI OR: ART ICLi XVITT: The Contractor shall l furnish all transports- ti on, ways, worts, seaehinery, and plant, and all suitable appliances .re quislte for the motion of this contract and shall be solely aeacwwrable for the safer and for the safe, proper, and lawful construct- ion, rin%enanee, and use thereof. He shall coyer mesa protect his worts from damage; arse all injury to the same, before the campletioa and acceptance of this contract, shall be We good by him; and he shall be solely answerable for all damage to the City, or its property, to other contractors, or other employees of the City, to the neighbor- ing preetises, or to any private or personal property, due to improper, 111spl, or negligent oonduct of himself or his sub-contractors, em- playes or agents in and about the said work, or in the execution of the work covered by this Contrrft, or err► extra wools underU*4n, as r J herein plw iawe of to Ow QA'r?t in,•or the•� use of, � aoaffolding, it appl"tus, wcYg. Vol". rye or plant. He mall indandly and save har oless the City and its officer and agents free all ol&Uw relatirwg to labor and materials ftuml lhed !or the wort. It is !Lather agreed that all ra Wties for patents or patent infrirl�ti Blain that mWt be involver! in the construct- ion or use of the wort, shall be included in the contract asount and the Contractor shall sat1V* all deaands that may be made at WW time for such and shall be liable for wW dauWas or claims for patent in- fringewts; and the Contractor droll, at his own expense, defend wW and all suits or prroceedlW float =W be instituted against the City for infrin�eerents or.alleged infringements of any patent- or patents involved in the wort, and in come of an awwV of daneages a the sold Contractor *all pay such award; final payment to the Contractor by the City, will not be seat %Mile any such suits or claims tai n un- settled. The Con"etorls responsibility diall not extend to patent- ed processes made rnoo eery by the Hngi.neer"s design, or to patented eq^lipment' specified herein qtr trade name or name of mantdbcturar. CaNMACM ART X11: 11w right of general supervision of the City shall not sOita the Contractor an agent of the City, and the liability of the Contractn for ail damages to persons, firms and corporations, arising from the Oontraatoar's execution of the work, ghall riot be lessened bomm of such ewnal supervision; but on- to all such pw- sons, firms aril oWporatiorns saw the dMMMPs, if OW9 to theft or their property, the Contractor herein is an iridepoedenet Contractor, in respect to the vort e AHnCU 11. 1. The Contractor shall co-o wI ral - with all other contractors Who m1W be perforaing wort in behalf of the City and tAl'lwent Mt+o aw to employed by the City on any wort in the vicin- ity of the wort to be dow under this contract and he shall so con- duct his operations as to interfere to the least possible extent with- the wont of wean oontraators or worioman. He shall prcmptly mile* good, at his &rm e4enso, any injury or dome p that may be sustainer tW other oi�btr♦ct rs or of the City .at his hands. Ara diff+er- WM or 'conflict 161ch arise between the Contractor anbl other contractors, or between the Contractor am the work can of the *city in regard to their wait shall be adjusted and determined tW they MWUwar. Lt the Wit of On Contractor is delayed beoatnse of avW oats or ostiselons of wW other oontractor or the City, the Contr"tor shall on that socournt ftwe no alale the city otw thee. rw an ear. tensIon of time ' ae When two or shore oontracts are being em muted at one „< tiara in Vmh mwnw that wort on one contro t may intartar+s With that CM another, the RoOnew mail decide Adak Oontreatpr shall eeaso YoMt and %Mich shall continue,* or Mwtber the .%160 on too contracts shall proSt at Uw rare t3we and in Meat sianrr�owre 7 � ♦ a f A .. 3 i ye N w too aft G 4 t Ss.AV f Of umiak- 4 www, -wW i. : Ir air' ,� P►�. tom' Pte'' •�j` WWI,, ob 'Simi ►° iii "s �. .: ;• ° r � +' �'r i"`k. r�s •ta 1 r r ,..t: E .ti' �! `Y F �; � . .. a .i ',p�<x "..a s ..t ! c, ,t�•�i" fix..�.h y'r jxt..rs: 51 xx".r, �t X' ar'r +.F r Yk •q F• t}♦ WOOS 7E " _ > jj 1 '1 i 2 t of `` ► Vii► . Mg ` to OW. Aoff y� r. 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L � f„r *., S�'r v t' �t .�� t, ' � '�.�'; �'` ,yx. , 1 i Y �' q� >i ,7`�. � t d1� �+Y�"xY- �l � ' v�` ¢R,"�3 7 f 1 t/t`•. .. r 1 rte:;5,�+.k7.�t r.}1.,i•-,��(3(3fnnpp1 ';'� ��t* y.�.v'�,- �,t�� fw't �'�� t � � e Y 'V`'f i .t .K`71`^• � �•i-, .%r>;1r `�,' t' .t;,ni'vy ,n ,.�! ft,r��r.��', .4• ,�.�'` 'k t-M1 7 - v 10 3. The Engineer 9M11 have authority to rejact Any work or material, or any part thereof, Which dues not,, in their opi rt1 on, con- form to the plans, specifications, and contract , and it shall be admissible for then to do so at any time during the progress of tl e work and until its acceptance. 4. Stich inspection shall not relieve the Contractor front any obligation to perform said work strictly in accordance with the plans and specifications or any modirications thereof as 'Aereln pro- vided, and work not so constructed shall be removed and made good by the Contractor at his own expense, and free of all expense: to the City, whenever so ordered by the &igineer without reference to ;airy previous oversight or error in inspection. DUTIES AND FMIMS OF IINSPDCTORS. ARTICLE XXVI: Properly Authorized inspectors shall be con- sidered to be the representatives of the rigineer, limited to the duties and powers Instructed to them. It shall be their duty to in- spect the materials and worlananship of those portions of the work to tifiich they are assigned, either Individually or collectively, under instnictions of the Engineer wid to report any and all deviations fram the plans, specifications, and other contract provisions which may core to their notice. Any inspector shall be considered to have the rigit to order the work Intrusted to hi:; supervision stopped, if in his opinion Tich action becomes necessary, iintil the Nei.neer is notified, and they have determined an.l orderr-d that the work shall proceed in due fulfillment or all contract requirenents. F. GINM TO DECIDE. ARTICLE, XXVII: All work done under this Contract shall be done in a Xirst class workmanlike manner, and done to the satisfact- ion of the Mn&tneer who shall have general supervi sl on of all work included hereunder. The 1?igineer shall in all cases determine the amount , cp)al i ty, -1cceptability, and fitness of the several kirids of worX and materials Herein specified. They shell lecide all questions which may arise as to the flulfi ll.rnent of the terms of the Contract by the Contractor, or as to the intent or purpose of the Contract, and their derision on any questl.on that may arise, shall he final ant. con- clusive as to both parties to this Contract , and their approval of the work shall be a condition' precedent to the final settlement an:l payment of any amount which may be due the Contractor. 140 WAIVER OF RIOTS: ARP M E XXV I II: Neither the inspection by the City or kligin- aer or any of tnei r employees, nor any order by the city for Mnnent of money, nor azky payment tor, or acceptance of the whole or nn,1, part f the work by the City or Engineer, nor any extension of time, :tor we; Possession taken by the City or its employees, shall operate as a we;ver of arty provision of this contract,, or of any power herein reser- 1O .,r �1 Ved to the City, or any rigbt to damages herein provided, nor shall any waiver of any breach in this Contract be hold to be a waiver of arm other or subseq:srnt breac9h. OFOM M lid. ASTI SDI: Whenever the Contractor is not present on vV part of the work Wham It may be desired to give directions, orders sad►. be given by the liineer or his representatives and shall be re�- ceiveed and obeyed by the suerintendent or forman who esy have charip of,of ,Uw particular part of the Mork in reference to which orders are 91 Me zim VC. ARTICLE W: The Contractor shall do any other work not rmvin otherwise provided for and which may be round necessary in order to carry out and caW.lets more fully the work herein agreed to be done and performed, Wien and as ordered in writing by the 2mg1neer or his authorised dents, with the approval of the City; and the Oontractor hereby agrees to accept as full cgagwt ation for such .extre< Moak the actual costs of the work as deteruined by the Wgineer, plus-twenty per cent (20$) of such coat. In cmpating such actual cost, no interest, rent, or depreciation of plant, or services of a Se eral superintendent or administrative force shall be Included. , Such expense- for superintendence, administration, interest, rent, depreciation, general expenses of plant, and contingencies shall be Included in said allowance of twenty per cent (20%) which allowance Mall also include all profit. The Contractor shall, on or before the twenty-rifth day of the smith succeeding that in which any extra I work Wall have been performed, file with the Engineer an account 'P g1V1M the itemized cost of such extra work& and Mall give the Whgineer access to all accounts, bills and vouchers relating there- to. No extra Work will be paid for unless specifically ordered as such in writing as aforesaid. No order for extra work, at any time. or place, shall in any manner or to any extent relieve the Contract- or of wW of his obligations under this Contract. MM W(XK A PART OP CONTRACT. ARTICLE XXXT: If extra Mork orders are given in Accordance frith the provisions of this Contract, such work shall be considered a part hereof and subject to each and all of its teas and requires slants. MMnPrCATICNS AND AId'1 MTIa1S. ARTICLE mmir: Said Contractor agrees that the-City shall have the right, when In-its opinion it becomes necessary, in the potion of the woric, to modify the armament character, grade, en or adze of the woft or appurtenances, but such Fw;Rfioations or alter- ' PS ,r . w 0t stlons shall only be Mft by the order of the City, and such order shall W or no orreet until the price to be paid• tor the work or ruterial under such modified or altered contract, in the oese of work not covered by the unit prices bid, has been agreed upon in wrltit4 . and rated bbl the Contractor and said Clay and sa14 Contractor shall' not be allowd to recover anything for work performed or Materials used by ran'M' off' wW modification or alteration of this contract, unless an order is made and agent aigped as aforesaid; nor ehe11 11.0.4 Contractor in sty► case be allowed to recover more for such woric Vnc: Materials Mein said agreed price. /41�IT1RAR'IQ�O. ARTICLE : It is weed that .in the event that said City shall have ordered an -alteration, or modification of the within Contract and said City and the Contractor cannot agree upon the price .to be paid for' the work or materiels under such altered or modified aontrect, or when the said parties are unable to agree on an inter- i precation of the intent of- any clause of this contract involving time or financil� conslderstions, they shall thereupon submit the matter to arbitration, the City choosing one arbitratpr, the Contractor one, and the two thus chosen to select• the thin; and the awsm of such arbitrators or a majority of them, inclusing assessment of their fees and expenseeb shall be trade in writing and entered upon the minutes of said City, and when so entered shell be binding on the parties thereto. And it is expressly understood and agreed that in case of any alteractiom or modifications, so much of this agreement as is not necessarily affected by such alterations and modifications, shall remain in full force and effect upon the parties thereto. And 'tale parties hereto agree not to claim or bring suit for W, damages or for any claims whatsoever under or growing nut. of this contract un- less said suit is preceded, by at least thirty (30) days, by. 8 writ- ten offer to arbitrate as herein provided. The runt of the first Party to forfeit this Contract as herein elsewhere provided shall not be affected or denied under this clause. The Contractor shell not MM a delay of the Moak during wW arbitration proceedings, except ry agreement with the City. It is expressly understood that nothing AA. this article stall be tadcen as curtailing the power of the Engineer r;0 4eterwdne the amount, quality, and acceptability of work and mater l.als as stated in Article XXVII. }'FainSICST Pi DGYM CIZS. ARTICLE HIV: ever, in the opinion of the DMineer, the Contractor has not tshen sufficient precaution for the safety or the public or the protection of the work to be constructed under this Contract, or of adjacent structures or property which may be injured by processes of construction on account of such neglect, and whenever, in the opinion of the DMineer, an emergency shall arise and imedlate action shall be considered necessary in order to protect public or private, personal property interests, then, and In that event, the } l� blamer, with or without notice to the Contractor, may provide VAt- able protection to the said interests by causing such work to be done and material to be furnished and placed as the Engineer may consider g y •mil adequate. The cost and expense of such work and material so furnished shall be borne by the Contractor, and if the awls shall not be paid on presentation of the bills therefor, then such costs shall be deducted from wly amounts due or to become due the Contractor. The performance of such wergency work under the direction of the Engineer shall in no way relieve the Contractor of responsibility for damsag+es which way occur during or after such precaution has been duly taken by the Engineer. ASSSIOd Off AM BUD-di'1TIM OF =NPACT. ARTICLE XnV: The Contractor awes that he will not assign or sub-let the work or any pert thereof, without the previous written consent of the City, attached to this Contract, and will not assign, by power of attorney or otherwise, wed► of the moneys payable under this Contract, unless &I and with the like consent of the City to be elgnifted in like manner; that no right under this Contract, nor to any money due or to become due hereunder shall be asserted in any manner against said first party or persons acting under, it, tar reason of any so-called aunt of this Contract, or any part thereof, unless such assignment shell have been authorized by the written consent of the City, Should any sub-contractor fell to per- forma in a satisfactory manner the work undertaken tW him, such sub- contract shall be Immediately terminated by the Contractor upon notice from the City. SUSPENSION AND ANWnMW OF CONTRACT. ARTICLE XXXVI: If the work to be done under this Contract shall be abandoned by the Contractor, or if this Contract shell be assigned, or the work sublet by him, otherwise than as herein spec- ified, or if at any time the Engineer shall be of the opinion, and stall so certify in writing to the City that the performance of this contract is unnecessarily delayed, or that the Contractor is wilfully violating any of the conditions or covenants of this Contract, or of the specifications, or is executing the sane in bed faith or not in accordance with the terms of said contract, or if the work be not lLlly completed within the time named in this contract for its cam- pletion, or within the time to which the completion of this contract MW be extended, the City may notify the Contractor to discontinue all work, or am pert thereof, under this Contract , by a written no- tic* served upon the Contractor in the manner provided in this Con- tract for serving notices; the Contractor shall lave five We after receiving such notice in which to resume the work under this Contract or correct the errors and matters complained of in the written written report by the Digineer to the City; and if such Contractor does not resume the work, or correct and remedy the mutters complain- ed of within five days from the time of receiving such written notice thereof, then the City be and it is hereby empowered to suspend or M'ml this Contract, or to suspend the doing of srUr work hereunder; 13 ::a.. ,f r + s 4 Or* 14 o and aW action at Ow My In annulling or suspetWn this Contract, or the suspanding of oW part of the woric hereunder, and its decision as to the existenee of they cause for such a m1ment or suspension, MM11 be concluid" as to the existence of such cause or reason in aW controvKW or litigation between the City and the Contractor and thou claiMing under the Contractor and the bones of the Contract- or, If this C mtract be so annulled or suspended, the Contractor Mall not. be entitled to anything on account of des thereby; nor shall sue$ or suspension in any wise affect the riot of the City to dames claimed by it on account of the fallurt of the Contmtor; but such anoaisrent mast be ratified by the City before bel* of avl force or effect. upon the confirmation of such annui- ment tW the City. the City my take over the plant, tools, machinery and rate rlsla of the Contractor ors¢ complete the Mork, or the City mW Met the Mork to be finished to another Contractor. rn the end, and . final settlement. the City shall awertain and determine the swum, of wort actually performed by such defaulting Contractor under this contract, and he shall be paid for only rich work as the City mftll determine he has actually performed, after deducting all ooste, and demaes which the City may have suffered; sustaimd or paid by reason of auxel default; and the default" Contractores bonds- am heroin shall be held reap— ble for the completion of the work and mall pelt' all costs; expenses and damps suffered or incurred by the City on account of such deifoult of the Contractor. 1aV3 AND CIRDINAHMS ARTrCLX XX.AYII: The Contractor smell keep himself fully in- formed of all existing and current ordinances and regulations of the City, County and State, and National Laws in any ve9 lUdting or con- trolling the actions or operations of those engaged upon the work, or affecting the materials, supplied to or by them. He shall at all time observe and comply with, and small amm all his agents and enploymm to observe and comply with all ordinances, laws and regulations, and shall protect and indemnify the City. and its officers and agents against az► clam or liability arising from or based on any violation of the spa BUMARY TIM. ARTICIZ XIXYIII: L In general, the operations of the Con- tractor Wall be in lull conformity with all of the rules and regula- tic= of boarft and bodies having jurisdiction with respect to 8WA- ta'ti�. .�.: . 17 housing accaiesodat ons th` 'vcrrl ohar�fli'1g clothes and for protection weather. The "die use of the lat"Plers on the Mork- blic vision, *all be ca�atructed bey the Contractor am at shall.-be ap9pr 1 lg l r c. be 'striany enfermd. The collections in the sw shall be removed Mien tnd Mhore in the opinion of the a gineer it beta m advisable. 3. The Contractor Mall supply safe and sufficient drinking eater to all of his emplayeell. The Contractor shall obey and enforce all ~ sanitary regulations and orders, and shall take precautions against infectious diseases and the spread of nw, and shall main- tain ®t all times satisfaotory Mdtary conditions around all *Mt- 198, tool and supply house, and an all other parts of the voft, LiOM IABM AND niRMUL OF UN ATISACTO ff R'BW USO ARTICLE : The Contractor shall employ only aesn who an campetent- end ddllfial In their respective lines of work, and local labor shall be given preflarem. Whenever the Digineer shall notify the Cantriactor that any man on the work is, In their opinion, incow- petant, urifaitMU, or eieorderly, or refuses to carry out the pro- visions of this Contract, or uses threatening. or abuadve languege to any person representing the City, an the work, or is otherwise un- satisfactory, -attach man shall be immediately discharged from the work and shall not be re-employed thereon except with the oonsartt of the Dngineer. SUDAY, HOLMAT Ate NIGHT WOW, ARTICLE XL: 1. No woric shall be done between the-hours of 8:00 P. M. and 8:00 A. M., nor on Bundeys or lopl holidays, except such work as is necessary for the proper care- and protection of work already performed, or in case of an mergency, and in any case only with.the permission of the MMOnee r. 2. It is understood, however that night woric may be estab- lished as a regular procedure by the Contractor if he first obtains the written permission of the lhgineer, and that such permdssion may be revoked 'at any time by the Digineer If the Contractor fails to Maintain at nieit adequate force am equipment for reasonable prosec- ution and supw4 sion of Uw work. DMI NIM OR MOCK, PMQ0 AM TIM OF COT'S VIOLA. ARTICLE IM: The Contractor shall connence work within thirty (30) days after the signing of this Contract by the City; and the rate of progress shall be such that the work shall have been completed in accordance with the terns of this Contract, on or before the dote of completion erred in the proposal, barring time lost which .is provided for in Article LII hereof. The Contractor, upon the signing of the Contract say be required to furnish the Engineer a tentative aditedule setting forth in detail the procedure he proposes to follow, and giving the dates on which he expects to start and to complete separate portians of the work. If at any tame, in the r opinion of the MManeer, r progress is not being mainttinod, such changes shall be made in the schedule of operations as the DMneer . .hall direct or app u re. 15 + c' �►a+ 16 IMUSIONS OF TIM. AATIUS XL4I1 . "w Contractor In neely covenants and agrees that in undertaking to coMlet® the work within' the time herein fixed, he has taken into consideration and made allowances for all of the ordinary delays and hindrwnces incident to such work, %Mother growing out of delays in securing materials or worimen, or otherwise. Should the Contractor, however, be substantially delayed in the prosecution and completion of the work by any changes, additions or omissions }' therein ordered in writing by the City, or by fire, ligbtning, earth- quake, tornado, cyclone, flood. riot, insurrection or war, or by arty. act taken tW the tepees ammit such as coandeering of labor or mater- ials, emergoes, etc. , for or on the work, or by the abandonment of the Mork by the men engaged therein through no fault of the Contract- or, or by ne4lect, delay or default of any other Contractor of the City, or by any delay on the. pert of the City in furnishing right-of- wFVS, or delays caused ty court proceedings, the contractor mall have no claim for damages for arty such cause or delay; but he shall in such cases be entitled to such extension of time specified for the camplet- :on of the work as the City Ball award in writing on account of such delays provided, however, that claim for such extension of time is made by the Contractor, to the City in writing within one week from the time When any such alleged cause for delay shall occur. UNFAVMBLE WEAT R AND WATER HAZARDS. ARTICLE XLIiIa 1. During unfavorable weather and other con- ditions, the Contractor shall pursue only such portions of the Monk as shall not be d$mage'd thereby. No portions of the Work, the satis- factory quality or efficiency of which will be affected by any un- favorable conditions shall be constructed While those conditions obtain, unless, by special means or precautions approved by the Engineer, the Contractor shall be able to overcome them. 2. The Contractor hereby certifies that he has carefully exmined the site of the work covered by this Contract and the loca- tion of all portions thereof, and has familiarized himself with the nature and contour of the surrounding country, the normal and possible flood stages in watercourses, which may effect the work; and under- stands the character and extent of the necessary precautions to be taken and protection to be provided to protect the Mork against water, floods and overflows which may occur at any time; and the Contractor rereby expressly agrees that no extra pay or compensation will be asked, claimed or paid on account of any damages which may be sufferd by him or to the Mork on account of such water, floods and overflows. LIQVMATED DAHAOE.S. ARTICLE XLIV : It is mutually understood and Agreed by an® between the parties to this Contract, in the execution of the same, that tim is of the essence of the Contract, and that in the event that the ,4 ,+1 x7 l said Oontr♦ctW dtall hail In the pes-foraareoe of the worts speeoified and geed to* be ofted within the period of ties stipulated therefor -in the Contract a rewent binding said parties, the said Contractor shall pay uunto. the said Owner, Ps, and for liqu:a ed dsm- ages and not as a peneltyo t%*piM or ' Wj WRW f9w. each and every calmndar day that the said Contractor sball be In def ult, and extensions granted by the Owner in accordance with the provisions of Article XUI rind XLI, "I not operate to the oontran 2. The owner shall have the right to deduct said ligeeidat- ed 4~9 Me any monWs in its hands, otherwise due, or to become due, to said Contractor, or to sue for and recover compensations for damages for neonpex'fWw"Mnce of this contract at the tisee stipulated herein and 40 for, UUMMMST OF WORK ON NOTICE. ARTICLZ MY: The Contractor• shall delay or eegspend the pro- gress of the Mock or any part thereof, whenever. he 9*11 be so re- quired by written order of the city or Engineer,, and for such periods of Liam an it or they stall regarire; provided, that in the event of such delay or deloWs-or of _such suspension or suspensions of the progress w�orkf so suspended any part wortt sosooddelayed such suspen completion suspensions shall be extended for a period equivalent to the time lost tw. reason of aft auspeension or suspensions; but such order of the City or Engineer, shall not otherwise modify or invalidate in vW way any of the prowlslons of this Contract, and said Contractor shall not be entitled to any damages or coWnsation from the City on account of such delay or delays, suspension or suspensions. SAMM AN TAPS Oh MATEIALS. ARTICLL XLV1: When requested by the Bigineer, samples or test speciams of materials to ,be used or offered for use in connect- ion with this work shall be pared at the expense of the Contractor and furnlateeed by him in such quantities and sizes as may be required for proper exnaMatlon and tests, with all carriage charges prepaid and with intoroation as to their sources, All samples shall be subs- witted in mple times to pernit the making of proper tests, analyses, or exd.nations before the time at iftch it is desired to incorporate the arterial into the work. The cost of making all tests, and the cost of wateriais used in such tests, shall be paid by the City. TESTINO OF CCW.LX M WORK* ARTICLE XLVTI: Before final acceptance all parts of the work steep be tested and each part shall be in good condition and working order or shall be placed in such condition and order at the expense . of the Contractor. All tests of completed worts required under this Oontract shall be mde udder the direction of the Dgineer by and at 17 V rte uw tae or OW 00 tractor, rho shall repair at fide own expense all douage rmdting therefrsa. FMWVAL W CODip'l M MATEWLS AND MiI TU CS. ARrI= JLVIII: The Contractor mhiall remove from the site of the work, without delay, 911 rejected and condemned materials or structures of oriel kind brarot to or incorporated in the worm, wA � his failure to do so, or .to make satisfactor progress in .so do- within forty 91&t- (48) hours after the service of it written notice from the EWnser ordering such removal, the Condemned aater+r ® ial or structures may be removed by the City and the cost of such removal be taken out of the money that may be due or may become du® the Contractor an account of or by virtue of this Contract. No such rejected or candemrts4 material dual again be offered for use tW the Contractor under this or *kW other Contract under this project. Plain VOW IN SUMM ARTICLE RLIXi If desired by the City, portions of the work, as completed, no be placed in service, the Contractor to give proper r aeees to the work for this purpose; but such we and o peration shall not constitute an acceptance of the work, and the Contractor Mall be liable for defects due to faulty construction until the entire wort under this Contract is finally accepted. CLb'ANING UP. ARTICLE Ls The Contractor shall not allow the site of the woric to become littered with trash and vests material, but shall r maintain the same in a neat and orderly condition throw out this Cron- !I strvction period. The Engineer shall have the rigbt to determine amt is or is not waste materiel or rubbish and the manner and place- of disposal. On or before the completion of the work. the Contractor, without charge therefor, carefully clean out all pits, pipes, chain- bers, or conduits, and shall tear down and remove all temporary structures built by hi.m, and shall remove all rubbish of all kinds from any of the tracts or abounds shich he has occupied, and shall leave then in first class condition. D 'TIME WOii MEWIP AID MA"WALS. ARTMA Lis During a period of one year from and after the date of the final acceptance by the Owner of the work embraced by this Contract, tl►e Contractor shell make all needed repairs art",/ out of defective worlamanship or materials, or- both, Welch, in the 3udgeent of the Owner, shall became necessary, during such period. If within ten days after- the mailing of a notice in writing to the Contractor, or his agent, the said Contractor shall neglect to -make, or undertake with due diligence to make, the aforesaid repairs the Owner is hereby authorised to make such repairs at the Cwtrectorvs MEN ,1 131MR1 POV afte. boatNrV. v VW In case of an w ii my Wmvo in am JUGNOInt of tba Owar, dtUw wouM come mlow Ions or amp,, air ney be 'a t 40" notloe WIN sat out to Oat ContraotoT and the 40008t1so ft= pay tats cost tWwWo CLAW !fit LAM AM AWWW UI t °!'acs Contractor d all In daftly sand so" harm- less fate City• tm all chains far labor am mterisis raft end under this Contract or aW alterations or codifications thereof, am *411 numish the City• with satisoatory evidonoe, uW called for VW Its that an pearsons, firm or owporations, uric have done weak our ftr- MOW materials undue' tdtio Contract, for Which the City off bto m liable other the ices or the mto, have been fully paid or Was factors 2y secnured, and in case starch evidence Is not lbrnidied an av000ant Aeoes®ary or suniciant.within• tape discretion or the Rty to ant the claims of the PWWW, fires, and oorpotratIWAb aforeoald. In addition to arc► otbw amW@ that are to be retaairsad, as hars n specified, fram the wmW dose Idle Contractor under this Contract, shall be attained until the liabilities afotvuld *All be hail die- ed or -aatistectorily secured. AWZ= LM: "w sw4ft bad emaauted tW the Contractor, running to the City, dial.l be a g allantee, (a) for the faithfttl per- for once and completion of the worIc In strict accoNance with the tests of the Contract, speciaostions, and detailed plans; (b) for the pmt to tie City of all sues due or %ft1c h qty becme due by the texts of the Contr cct an well an by racoon of OW violation thereof bo► the Contractor; W far rave payment of all labor and Material ® bills and all lawful claim® of oub-contractors; (d) the peysent of OW and all Xjftmts and costs of suits and actions brought against the City or officials thereof, for any cause uhatsoever arising from . or am aaco nt of WW in'tnriso or 4wages to life or pro party suffer- ad or sustained by W ptrsoro, nit or eor t1an. caused by the Oontractor, his or its aasnto, servants or espiayees, in the coaotruct- ion of said waft, or by or in cartseyotmix of stn► , carelese- neoa or sdsoond uct in mina and protecting the swee, or fray arW improper or detective aatO r I als used in Its construction, or arty act or, add esion of the mid Contractor or his amts, servants or mploy- 4ee; (e) for the protection of the City against all suits and claims for inirir to or alleged infringes ants of patent ruts or pro- Cemes• (! for a pariod of one (1) year faros and imaadlatel,y ren; W the o tiatt or said Contract acrd the aaofptance thereof at► the City, the.payment to the City of all 6000", lose and expense Wddh 1W occur to tat City 1W reason of defective materials used, or by reason of defective vorfane Wdp done, in the furnishing of mater- ials for and the constructing of the said wont, and the filling of ali tXWwation in such manner that it Wall be, and shall re■iain, for the � 1p AD sold period) of so year, • num With the tatrT40" Ma streets d ad jac• sat property, repair, rofIlUM and a aeentB to their proper elevatim art piew,- we the keepin in repair for said period Of Brie years ®11 PAVG eta, lislka, , and utters ownr and admit to 9014 Mme. Ht= (W AN?= in: 1s tynleee speoitigtlly stated otherwriae in thia Contract, no extra sasurvi ent or seas I to local custom of anon kind Ball be allowed in seasuring the VIM under•this Can- tract but only the lW606 arse, Solid contents, MMIber, aei of or tine in std oaths" as the case my be, Shall be oonsider W, tion or 2. area® IV uric w estimating or Mouldibe c In oamperatively laborlow,, it is sUpulated and agreed that the pianimter shall be considered an Ustrwimt or prrraision adapted to the eteaau Nowt of SAM areas. ZWIPATXD QMMIUG At81'mu tva nw contractor agrees that the gientities of Wont as state® iea his dal and bid or indicated an the-plans are only appr 00 it*$ wA- that &n1j,4 the proms or am Mar#, the City may rind it advisable, and it Mall love the right, to- ardt porticos or the Mohr and to increase or decr can the quantities, ark that the city reou-M the riot to add to or to" rM ar'q item es may be deeeredt necessary or desirable, coder no Cl&glde�tenae! or motions Will the CorntrscW paid ng an eeat or anticipated pot'+oflto "m the Mme, or ai► portion thersor, covered by the Contract ;which is not acttwV perrai am which has not actually ent®me+d into the c onstrwtia® or said ireprov_ bi s AR'lIY,'Ii Lill: In aeration•or the fbi thtui perfomnoe V the Contractor of all the ea d1tiona, provisions and oovetrents or this Contract and the Specirioatiom, to Uw satisfaction of the City, tie City •roll par and the Contractor Mall receive the prices stipulated in his I and bid ettadi hereto end safe a part bareor, as lull bean for everything lurnimbed or Qom by the Contractor urr�rContract, The City also agrees to pay in addition such amunts es a W be *Xreed upon root alterations in accor&- ante with Article imIx er4 ror extra Mork in accorftm Pith Article X7Q hereof. A 00, AJOO �A'IPO PAYMENT GENERALLY ARTICLE LVII: 1. The cost of constructing curbing, to -the extent that such cost is $1.70 or less per lineal foot, shall be paid for through the issuance of special tax bills, upon completion of the entire work and acceptance of same by the City, against the property fronting or abutting the proposed improvement. All cost of constructing curbing that exceeds $1.70 per lineal foot and all cost of grading, paving and guttering shall be paid for by the City out of Bond Issue funds. 2. On or about the first day of each month, the Engineer will make an approximate estimate of the value of the work done and materials furnished and delivered on the work during the previous month; eighty-five (85%) per cent of such estimated sum will be paid the Contractor on or before the fifteenth (15) day of said month. The Contractor shall furnish to the Engineer such detailed information as he may request to aid him as a guide in the preparation of monthly estimates. If the City shall at any time fail to make the Contractor a monthly payment at the time herein specified, such failure shall not be held to vitiate or void this contract. 3. The Engineer shall, within fifteen (15) days after he has satisfied himself, by examination or otherwise, that the work has been finally and fully completed in accordance with the Contract and Specifications, make a final estimate of the work done under this Contract and the value thereof. And the City shall, within thirty (30) days after such final estimate is made and certified, pay the entire sum so found to be due hereunder, after deducting all amounts to be kept and retained under any provisions of this Contract. All prior estimates and payments shall be subject to correction in the final estimate and payment; but, in the absence of error or manifest mistakes, it is agreed that all estimates, on the certificate of the Engineer, when approved by the City, shall be con- clusive evidence of the work done and materials furnished. Before final payment is made the Contractor must satisfy the City that all bills for labor and materials have been paid. RELEASE OF LIABILITY. ARTICLE LVIII: No person, firm or corporation other than the signer of this. Contract as Contractor, now has any interest hereunder, and no claim shall be made or be valid, and neither the City nor any employee or agent thereof, shall be liable or be held to pay any money, except as herein provided. Thn f:h;: rnni'rnnl:or of the 10 int. r.'-ly provided. he ucccI,Lu►iue by Lhe GuaLl'acLor of Lhe lass; pay- ment shall operate as, and shall be, a release to the City and every officer and agent thereof, from all claims and liability to the Contractor for anything done or furnished for, or relating to the work, or for any act or neglect of the City, or of any person relating to or affecting the work. 1 • 1 ►1 tbr and in consideration at the avaM ing of thIS +� one! t 1 rn t k thereandor by mold Pirst fdrty hirotoo h�► Ci! of J l' n. Missoorle to the Second ftr't'yo hA e the sold and Party does o f oov� s Y m e A en perform said wofts above s ified 004 „rotrrr� ,tor for the priaes estab ishsd in his !�o� . ,City Counait on �. 7,1 of 410HOOPsob , N R @t I4 �1ryi fib ► " 1. hill .h� ' roll a�� rti� �,y �� ••`,t` in �. {:�r .r�(S <� t s iyt a �,a r �: yU� 1� �'i�r . ,{•`1 .�� e,l{;. �� tl� �` a '�t��! �.� r. .t r 1 .F � s rkfrr� '. yt yt t x f±� r i,1. ik � }.q.?awe,�Lj\, i .{ t ,� i •.t seF , r �J. Il •*+ .x 1 l I 4� :• 7s. !Y 3r. �k ;1tS.F L'.>� ��1 iNti�..�w :r ) �$' S Fars +i i fg x t l A of ja JMW The ^, ' 4. e : Caaitr814t 'tl a ra n dos form ataoo�adieg to itaw, l+nd .st ► Fiari►y i1c!oti�d fi 1 � iwl yt: e' 'J �. yr 'N' •c a. .. + { °trr.A I T •*� .ti ...t � � k. '�f.K*k�� 7 t � t. Y�}27e w s. r#•: t t t t+5�r'tt t ' f.,r 14A I Y, i l �t.'{ {�T7�v�:�, �vrt 'Q� 7 .. j �'S k..j Y �� 6� .�i•2Se."`yd {? ��e r t 1 f%}t �l•M; k�t 1 t t .r„'{'I'r y�S`. � }: .,n. t ;� S'�'�J't4 7 5 t � Y;R,�. 4 'E C ND WaZE.Agnp KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that We as Principal and LC 1d11"Va IIVS!.//n/a,r(!- �1f%il�s� as Surety, w■ o�■■u�wr—s—rr .■rear■■®■■�iwuaesra■ w.■� are held and firmly bound unto the City of Jefferson, Missouri, in l DOLLARS/ the sum of �� ;1�1 L=r/ �a,snN�� .��. 1J,,��,�t_�- e �rwa a.2� ■rww.r w..ew.ws.wn�.a■.w�s�se !wt Pww■rrls—wl , for payment whereof the Principal and Surety bind themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators and successors, jointly and sever- ally, firmly by these presents. WHEREAS, the Principal has, by means of a written agreement dated this / day of , 19.�Y, entered into a contract with the City of Jefferson, Missouri, for Z4 Ir N , TH RE, if the Principal ,shall faithfully perform and fulfill all the undertakings, covenants, terms, conditions and agree- ments of said contract during the original term of said contract, and any extensions thereof that may be granted by the City of Jefferson, Missouri, with or without notice to the Surety and during the life of r any guaranty required a y under the contract, and shall also faithfully perform and fulfill all undertakings, covenants, terms, conditions and agreements of any and all duly authorized modifications of said contract that may hereafter be made with or without notice to the Surety; and shall also promptly make payment for materials, lubricants, oil, gasoline, grain, hay, feed, coal and coke, repairs on machinery, groceries and food stuffs, equipment and tools, consumed or used in connection with the work set forth in the contract referred to above, and all insurance premiums, both compensation, and all other kinds of insurance, on said work, and for all labor performed on such work at the prevailing hourly rate of wages as set forth in the ordinance authorizing and directing the public work which is the subject of the contract hereinabove referred to, whether by the contractor, subcon- tractor or otherwise, as provided for in said contract and in any and all duly authorized modifications of said contract that may hereafter be made, with or without notice to the Surety, then THIS OBLIGATION SMALL BE VOID AND OF NO EFFECT, but it is expressly understood that if the Principal shall make default in or should fail to strictly, ® faithfully and efficiently do, perform and comply with any one or more of the covenants, agreements, stipulations, conditions, require- ments or undertakings, as specified in or by the terms of said con- tract, and within the time named therein, then this obligation shall be binding upon each of the parties hereto and this bond shall remain in full force and effect; and the same may be sued on at the instance of any material man, laborer, mechanic, sub-contractor, individual or otherwise to whom such payment is due, in the name of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, to the use of any such person. AND IT IS FURTHER SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED that any modifications which may hereafter be made in the ternis of the contract or in the work to be done under it or the giving by the City of Jefferson, Missouri, of any extension of the time for the performance of the contract or any other foreberance on the part of either the City of Jefferson, Missouri, or the principal to the other, shall not in any way release the principal and surety, or either or any of them, their heirs, executors, administrators and successors, from their liability hereunder, notice to the Surety of any such extension, modifications or forbearance being hereby waived. 1 t IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the above bounden parties have executed the within instrument this / day of , 19_ _. AS APPLICABLE: A. Individual Signature B. Partnership (Signatures of Partners) C. Corporation Firm Name Signature of President THE H N ER IN N�AN Attorney ie off. Sign ure of the Suret Signatur ,of Attorney In-Fact NOTE:. Surety shall attach Power of Attorney n.L.: t ya.. :1.f. '(U' 'et Y.• ^ts 4rf,Yi nl'. ..'14rw .t .•.,:Sl. Form 111.0215 THE HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY New York, Now York POWER OF ATTORNEY CERTIFIED COPY KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That THE HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, does hereby constitute and appoint • - • - RUSSELL L. WREN and B. L. TODD - - of Jefferson City] Missouri, and each is its true and lawful Attorneys)-in-fact to sign,execute,seal,acknowledge and deliver for,and on its behalf,and as its act and deed,at any place within the United States, or, if the following line be filled in, only within the area therein designated any and all bonds,recognixances,undertakings,contracts of indemnity or other writings obligatory in the nature thereof, as follows: Any such obligations in the United States, not exceeding Firse Hundred Thousand Dollars, ($500,000.00) in any single instance. -And said Company hereby ratifies and confirms all and whatsoever said Astomey(s)-in-fact may lawfully do in the premises by virtue of these presents. This appointment is made under and by authority of the following Resolution passed by the Board of Directors of said Company at a meeting held at the principal office of said Company, a quorum being present and voting, on the Eighth day of June, 1955,which resolution is still in effect: "Resolved, that the President or any Vice President, in conjunction with the Secretary or any Assistant Secretary,be and they are hereby authorized and empowered to appoint Attorneys-in-fact of the Company, in its name and as its acts, to execute and acknowledge for and on its behalf as Surety any and all bonds, recognizances, contracts of indemnity and all other writings obligatory in the nature thereof, with power to attach thereto the seal of the Company.Any such writings so executed by such Attorneys-in-fact shall be as binding upon the Company as if they had been duly executed and acknowledged by the regularly elected Officers of the Company in their own proper persons." IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY has caused these presents to be sealed with its corporate seal, duly attested by its Vice President and its Secretary, this fifteenth day of May 1962. THE HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY wp Senior Vice President SEAL �eC4J Secretary STATE OF ILLINOIS �ss' COUNTY OF COOK On this 15th day of May 19 62 , before me came the above named Vice President and Secretary of The Hanover Insurance Company, to me personally known to be the individuals and officers -� described herein,and acknowledged that the seal affixed to the preceding instrument is the corporate seal of The Hanover Insurance Company and that the said corporate seal and their signatures as officers were duly affixed and subscribed to said instrument by the authority and direction of said Corporation.. (SBA.) / Notary Public My Commission Expires December 5, 1965 I, the undersigned Assistant Secretary of The Hanover Insurance Company, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full,true and correct copy of the Original Power of Attorney issued by said Company,and do hereby further certify that the said Power of Attorney is still in force and effect. GIVE nder my hand and the seal of said Company, at hicago, Illinois, this day of ,syCQ 19 Arrirtant Secretary �1 AdOJ; AdUJ �0t1fUf Utl'JR{ 0!3X 0uix 9 CONTRACT SPECIAL PROVISIONS I All classes and crafts of labor to be used in performance of the proposal shall be paid not less than the prevailing hourly rate of wages as established by the Industrial Commission of the Department .of Labor and Industrial Relations of the State of Missouri as contained in special wage determination number 5441 of said administrative agency. All bidders must be familiar with the contents and pro- visions of the above numbered special wage determination. All bidders shall keep an accurate record showing the names and occupations of each workman employed in performance of the proposal, the actual wages paid to each workman used to perform said proposal and said record must be available at all reasonable times for reasonable periods of time for inspection by the City Engineer or any other person authorized by law to determine compliance by the bidder with the prevailing wage law of the State of Missouri. II Upon the execution of a contract for the performance of the proposal submitted, the successful bidder shall be required to obtain and maintain in effect during the term of the contract, Workmen's Compensation and Employers' Liability Insurance Coverage and a Public Liability and Property Damage Insurance Policy in the minimum amounts of $25,000. 00 injuries to one person, $100, 000.00 injuries resulting from one accident, and $25, 000.00 property damage. The Company underwriting the above described insurance coverage must be acceptable to the City Engineer. Said company shall furnish to the City Engineer a Certificate of Insurance showing the coverages mentioned above and, said 'Certificate of Insurance shall provide that the insurance coverage evidenced thereby shall not be cancelled, revoked, withdrawn or terminated in any manner by the Company unless the Company first gives to the City Engineer of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, a written notice of said cancellation, revocation, withdrawal or termination of said Policy, which written notice must be received by the City Engineer at least ten (10) days previous to the date of cancellation, revocation, withdrawal or termination of said policy of insurance evidenced by said Certificate of Insurance in order for said notice to the insured to be effective. � *apafi pp Y G. P. O'CONNOR INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF MISSOURI CAermaa e DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS STATE OFFICE BUILDING GEORme b e WISE r •au.a BROADWAY and HIGH STREETS P.O. BOX 399 CHARLES E.CATES qW OHN M. DALTON JEFFERSON City, MISSOURI Mam641 GOVERNOR ERMAN V,EDWARDS Secretary PHONE 636.1449 Special Wage Determination No. 5441 Certification of building or heavy construction wage rates for rnT e , County, Missouri Project or Contract: Impipmement of Bald WJ__P&ad from Hobbs Terrace to Peyton For (State Agency or sub-division) In accordance with your request, dated __.___ May 16, 1964 , for the prevailing hourly rate of wages for workmen required to perform the above-named project or construction contract as Iisted in your request, and pursuant to Sections 290.210 to 310 R.S. Mo., 1957 Sessions Acts, the Department of Labor and In- Wrial Relations, acting by and through the Industrial Commission of Missouri, being duly informed and having considered the matter, finds, determines, declares, and certifies to you and the public body you represent: 1. That the general prevailing hourly rate of wages for building construction work in said county for each of the crafts or types of workmen, listed on the attached wage rate schedules, are the prevailing straight time hourly wage rates for said county for the project or construction contract named and described in the caption hereof. 2. That the straight time hourly rates do not include any possible payments made by contractors for pension funds, or health and welfare funds, or for other purposes. NOTE: THE COMMISSION IS NOT AUTHORIZED TO FIX WAGE RATES. THE LAW DIRECTS IT TO FIX THE PREVAILING WAGE IN A LO- CALITY. A "LOCALITY" IS THE COUNTY OR COUNTIES WHERE THE PRO- JECT IS TO BE CONSTRUCTED. THE LAW PROVIDES THAT NOT LESS THAN THE PREVAILING WAGE FIXED BY THE COMMISSION MAY BE PAID BY A CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR. A HIGHER WAGE RATE MAY BE LAWFULLY PAID (SEE SECTION 290.270), 3. That the "prevailing hours of labor" for all classifications of laborers, work- men, and mechanics to be employed on said contemplated building or construc- tion work are eight (8) hours per day and forty (40) hours per week. 4. The general prevailing hourly rates for legal holidays and overtime work are as shown on the attached wage rate schedules for the crafts listed thereon. ® 5. That certified copies of this determination shall be filed immediately with the Secretary of State of Missouri and in the files of this Department, and that copies of this determination shall be supplied to all interested persons requesting same. Done at Jefferson City, Missouri, this 19th day of May 1964 INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF MISSOURI S E A L ., Chairman, G. P. O'Connor A true copy. Attest: Melbb eorge Wise Erman V. Edwards, Secretary Member, Chas. E. Cates Note: Should objections be filed to any portion of this wage determination, such objection or objections must be specific, in writing and in triplicate and must reach the Commission within 30 days from date of Determination. Give reasons for your conclusions, in addition to the fact that you think the wage Is too high or too low. This determination becomes obsolete unless a contract is executed within 120 °- days of the above date. FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT: Employment Security (Unemployment Compensation and Employment Service); Workman's Compensation; Physical Rehabilitations Prevailing Wage Law; Industrial and Mina inspection and Safety, and Mediation of Public Utility Labor Disputes. �•" r WAGE RATES CERTIFIED PURSUANT ® to Section 290.210.310 RSMo., Reissue of 6991 Fm red 1957 Session Acts, (H.B. 294) ------ -- -- Heavy Special Wage Drl-r lnalion For )W=V Construction in .................qn c.................................County Missouri Order No. Certified as of ............MaY...19............ ........... 196 Project, .................................". ......... Improvement of 130d Hill By Road from Hobbs Terrace to Peyton Industrial Commission of Missouri on behalf of Department of Labor and industrial Relations CRAFTS RATE OVERTIME Per Hour Rate ASBESTOS WORKERS .....................................................................................................I....... . — BOILERMAKERS ............................................................................................................................. Asst. Foreman or Lead Man Foreman General Foreman Helpers BRICKLAYERS ......................................................................................................................I...... 3.50 __1 Foreman-2 men or more Tender (Hod Carriers—Jurisdiction Laborers) CARPENTERS ................................................................................................................................. 3.90 2 Welder and Creosote Lumber Handlers Foreman-2 men or more Plus 25 2 CEMENTMASONS .................................................................................................................. 3.25 1 Cement Finishers—Composition Floor Foreman-1 man or more ELECTRICIANS (Inside Wiremon) ...................................................................................... Foreman-5 men or less Foreman-6 to 15 men General Foreman ENGINEERS .................................................................................................................................... Portable and Hoisting: Heavy Equipment 3.85 2 Portable and Hoisting: Light Equipment 3.35 2 _ Portable and Hoisting, Oilers and Greasers 3,Q0 2 Portable and Hoisting, Foreman Plus .25 2 FITTERS .............................................................................................................................................. Foreman GLAZIERS ....................................................................................................................................... LABORERS—bltiWixa—Common) .................................................................................. 2.775 2 Labor Foreman Plus .25 2 LATHERS—Metal, Wood ........................................................................................................ Foreman (Ist man on job) Foreman (more than one man on job) — LINOLEUM LAYERS AND CUTTERS ..............................................._............................... Foreman MARBLEMASONS ........................................................................................................................ Foreman Helpers MILLWRIGHTS—(Jurisdiction of Carpenters) ........................................................... Foreman-2 or more men ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKERS ...................................................................................... Foreman-2 men or more PAINTERS ......................................................................................................................................... _. Painters, Spray Foreman Foreman Stage Work PAPER HANGERS ............ ...................................................... Rollage Basis 'L M #5441 CRAFTS RATE OVERTIME Per Hour Rafe PILE DRIVERS (Jurisdiction of Carpenters) ........................................................._..... - Foreman-2 men or more PLASTERERS ....................................................................................................................................... - - Foreman--2nd man on job —_- Plaster Tender or Helper - PLUMBERS .................................................................................. ..................................................... Foreman - Helper or laborer RIGGERS AND MACHINERY MOVERS ....................................................................... RODMEN, Reinforcing, Steel Workers ........................................................................ Foreman-2 man or more ROOFERS—Composition, Slate, Tile ............................................................................. — Foreman SEWER TILE LAYERS (Bottommen) ................................................................................... Semi-skilled laborers SHEETMETAL WORKERS ...........................................................................4.......................... Foreman General Foreman SPRINKLERFITTERS .................................................................................................................... Foreman STEAMFITTERS ...................................................._......................».................................................. Foreman STONEMASONS ...................................................................................................................... Foreman-2 men or more STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS ..................................................... ................................... Foreman-2 men or more TERRAZZOWORKERS ............................................................................................................... Foreman Helpers Base Operators TILE LAYERS—For Flooring and Walls ....................................................................... Foreman TRUCK DRIVERS (Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers)..' 2.90* 2 TUCKPOINTERS (old work) ..................................................................................._........... Foreman-2 men or more WATERPROOFER ................................................................. ........................................................ WATERPROOFER FOREMAN ................................................................................................ WELDERS, Acetylene and Electric, N.O.S. ............................................................... Bulldozer Operator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.50 2__�_. • Truck Drivers come within the purview of the law only when the hauling of materials or equipment includes some phase of construction other than the mere transportation to the site of construction. '• Welders receive rate prescribed for craft performing operation to which welding is incidental. Overtime Rate No. 1: Means double time for all overtime worked during work week and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Overtime Rate No, 2: Means time and one-half for overtime worked during work week and on Sat- urdays, Sundays and holidays. THE ABOVE RATES ARE THE MINIMUM RATES. HIGHER RATES MAY BE PAID IF NECESSARY. DOCUMENTS QUALITY TARGETS THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS AR.E BELOW STANDARDS FOR MICROFILMING t. 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