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SCOPE OF WORK: Proposal shall include the following: 1. Remove 22 existing trees located at Ken Mercer Sports Park located at 5800 Parkside Drive. All proposed trees are currently marked with metal identification disk with numbers 1- 22 and marked with orange spray paint. These trees consist of 2- Weeping Willows, 5- Raywood Ash, 1- Blue Gum Eucalyptus, and 14- Coast Redwoods. 2. Remove 12 existing trees located at Tennis Community Park located at 5801 Valley Avenue. All proposed trees are currently marked with metal identification disk with numbers 51 through 62 and marked with orange spray paint. These trees consist of 11- Coast Redwoods and 1- Aleppo Pine. 3. Stump grind 22 existing stumps located at Ken Mercer Sports Park. The stump locations coincide with the proposed tree removals. 4. Stump grind 12 existing stumps located at Tennis Community Park. The stump locations coincide with the proposed tree removals. 5. Tree removals shall be made in accordance with standards set forth by the arboricultural industry as specified in ANZI Z133. 6. All stump grindings shall be a minimum of 3’ from outer most edge of existing tree stump and minimum 24” in depth. All roots and stump greater than 1” shall be completely removed even if it extends past the initial 3’. All stump grinding material shall be left outside the hole, piled up and not backfilled. City of Pleasanton staff will secure the site, remove the debris, and backfill the hole with native soil. Special Conditions: The contractor will be working in high use public parks. The facilities provide use for casual park users and youth and adult sports leagues. All work zones shall be safely secured with cones and traffic highfliers to notify in advance of work zones. All workers shall wear all required safety gear with the company logo clearly visible. All work will be completed between the hours of 8:00am and 4:00pm Monday through Friday. No work shall commence on Holidays. All brush can be chipped using a well-maintained brush chipper with sharp cutting knives. If the woodchipper produces a good quality chip, the City Parks staff will reuse this wood chip. If the chipper is not working correctly and the wood chips are deemed unusable, all wood chips shall be hauled off site. All quality wood chips can be dumped in the parking lot at both park locations. A determined location will be chosen prior to the start of work. Wood, or unchipped material shall be hauled off-site to an appropriate green waste recycling facility or urban wood recycling facility. Chosen contractor shall take all necessary precautions to eliminate damage to existing trees, fencing, and concrete. All turf areas within the work zones shall be safely secured with plywood DocuSign Envelope ID: 2B1550D6-D838-41E7-99CE-9585593EF571DocuSign Envelope ID: 8C90B096-10B6-4715-9638-F5FB362C7F09