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12/28/22, 11:28 AM newspaper -text (1).html Public Notice Kittitas County, Ellensburg WA REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: Manufactured Home, Barn, Arena, and Garage Demolition and Salvage Proposal in Kittitas County, WA All submittals received after 4:00 PM Friday, February 3, 2023, will be discarded PURPOSE: Kittitas County Department of Public Works has a need for services removing and/or demolishing one (1) manufactured home, one (1) barn, one (1) garage, and one (1) arena, salvaging associated materials, disposing of unsalvageable materials, and removing all materials within the vicinity of these structures. SCOPE OF PROJECT: Four (4) buildings will be removed or demolished, salvage rights for the removed and demolished buildings will belong to the contractor, and unsalvageable materials will be properly disposed. The buildings to be removed/demolished include the following: 1. 1,900 square -foot manufactured home (model year 1977); 2. 1,800 square -foot garage; 3. 13,200 square -foot arena; and 4. 6,900 square -foot barn. Building photos are provided in Appendix A of this request. A site map of the area is provided as Appendix B of this request. All associated debris and materials in the vicinity of each building shall be property disposed of, EXCEPT abandoned vehicles on site. Kittitas County will manage abandoned vehicles. These structures are located on parcels 808933, 957631, and 957632, at 1030 Stone Rd., Ellensburg Washington. The site is south of the city of Ellensburg. This project is scheduled to commence in February 2023. All tasks must be completed by November 30, 2023. The work to be performed under this contract consists of the following general tasks. 1) Permits and Fees Contractor is responsible for all permits, fees, inspections, and approvals necessary to demolish the buildings as outlined by standards established by federal, state, and local authorities. Kittitas County has already conducted the necessary cultural resources consultation necessary to demolish the buildings. For cultural resources, the contractor must have the approved incidental discovery plan provided by Kittitas County on site during all activities and the contractor must provide two-week notification to Kittitas County of any soil disturbing activities below two feet depth with Kittitas County, so that the county can arrange to have cultural resources monitor on site. 2) Building Demolition Contractor shall demolish and remove all above and below ground debris and appurtenances including but not limited to the main structure, all footings, foundations, floors, and debris of any kind. This task includes mobilizing the crew and all necessary equipment to site, dismantling the building so that salvageable materials can be re -used, and unsalvageable materials can be disposed. There are no known underground storage tanks. 3) Material Salvage Salvage rights belong to the Contractor after Notice to Proceed is issued. All portions of the demolitions must be removed, to include scrap metals, concrete, and other materials. Contractor may sell any and all materials and retain any proceeds from the sale of such materials. It is the expectation of Kittitas County that any proceeds earned by Contractor through recycling or salvaging will offset the costs of their services. Any plans to sell materials directly from the site will need to be first coordinated with, and approved in writing by, Kittitas County Public Works. flle:///C:/Users/wndie.leader/Downloads/newspaper-text (1).html 1/4