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6.2 Terminations at light pole bases: a. Provide spring loaded in-line fuse holders inside pole hand hole opening on both power legs with appropriately sized cartridge type replaceable fuse. b. Verify pole grounding attachment point inside hand hole opening at pole, connect system ground. 6.3 Terminations at distribution and control pedestal: a. Re-connect of circuitry and grounding to original distribution and electrode locations. l b. Utilize duct seal to form around the remaining annular space of the underground raceways to prevent contaminant infiltration. 7. Testing and commissioning: a. Energize lighting controls and ensure correct voltage and ground value is present at each light. b. Verify new lighting equipment is installed and operating within Philips Lumec specified parameters. b. Verify lighting control operation has been returned to original. c. Ensure power has been restored to any other park power services affected, removed, or relocated during construction. E. Task 4: Cleanup. Before work crews leave the site, light poles, soil, concrete and electrical wires shall not be left on curbs, sidewalks, streets, or on top of existing plant material. All work must be performed in accordance with City Specifications and requirements, and at the direction of the Parks Superintendent. 3.01 Control, Supervision and Approval Authority A. Unless otherwise provided by specific provisions, Contractor's operations and activities pursuant to this contract shall be under the control and supervision of the Parks Superintendent. B. Whenever, under the provisions of this contract, the Contractor is prohibited from performing work unless Contractor first obtains the approval or consent of the City, such approval and consent must be obtained from the Parks Superintendent, or their authorized representative. C. Supervision, Inspection, and Contract Compliance: Contractor must provide for adequate supervision and inspection of all work performed to ensure that each requirement of these specifications is consistently met. A fully qualified supervisor representing the Contractor shall be readily available to meet with the Parks Superintendent as needed for the purposes of correcting problems, conflicts, and coordinating work schedules. Inspection by Parks Superintendent shall be made during normal City operating hours, unless otherwise arranged. The progress and standard of quality of work to be accomplished under this contract shall be to the degree reasonably acceptable to the Parks Superintendent. In the event the Parks Superintendent determines Contractor's work is unsatisfactory, Contractor will be required to