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SECTION 7. TRAFFIC CONTROL 7-01 General The Landscape Architect shall review the Contractor's traffic control throughout the duration of this maintenance contract. If, in the opinion of the Landscape Architect ,the traffic control is inadequate, the Landscape Architect shall direct the Contractor to stop all maintenance work and correct the traffic control problem. If the problem cannot be corrected with on-site materials, all work shall stop, and the existing equipment shall be removed until the traffic control can be properly placed. 7-02 Liquidated Damages The parties acknowledge that the need for adequate traffic control is of paramount safety importance, and that the City must expend staff time and effort to monitor Contractor's traffic control program. If the Contractor is not providing adequate traffic control, City staff must expend additional time and effort to immediately correct the situation. Because of the ongoing nature of this maintenance contract, the parties acknowledge that they cannot reasonably calculate a sum to reflect the costs to the City when the Contractor does not provide adequate traffic controls. Therefore,the Contractor shall pay to the City, as liquidated damages and not as penalty, the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00)for each instance where the City formally notifies the Contractor in writing that adequate traffic controls are not being provided by the Contractor at any work site. The levy of liquidated damages is in addition to all other rights and remedies available to City under this contract, and the waiver of the right to levy liquidated damages does not waive City's right to enforce any additional conditions or seek any other remedies. Exhibit A-Scope of Work 2022 Rev.4/29/2022 Page 20