Common use of Materials and/or Procedures Clause in Contracts

Materials and/or Procedures. Refer to Subsection 1.6 of this Schedule 1 (“Specifications”). Additional materials and/or procedures requirements are as follows: a) Load salt and/or Winter Abrasive containing salt on a containment pad or the evapotranspiration liner surface; b) Store salt and/or Winter Abrasive containing salt at a height below the top 30 centimetres of the skirt within a steel/fabric salt shed and ensure the top of the lock block wall remains free of salt accumulation; c) Park heavy equipment used for loading salt or Winter Abrasive containing salt, on the containment pad, evapotranspiration liner or within the salt shed; d) Prevent spillage onto the pit floor when transporting salt; e) Store Winter Abrasive containing salt under cover or on a containment pad or on an evapotranspiration liner, if supplied; f) Use a spill proof apron for salt hoppers to contain salt and facilitate retrieval; g) Store salt contaminated material for future use with Winter Abrasives on a containment pad or evapotranspiration liner or in a salt shed; h) Prevent salt contaminated materials from being tracked from the containment pad or evapotranspiration liner and use a containment pond for disposal, if one exists on site; i) Maintain an open catchment area adjacent to the salt shed exterior walls to accommodate unobstructed snow shedding off the structure; j) Remove snow from the roof of steel/fabric salt shed and adjust the roof tension after the snow accumulation has been removed in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications and recommendations; k) Reseal exposed surfaces following the removal of surface rust with zinc-rich primer/paint; l) Maintain and repair damaged or deteriorated salt shed components in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications and recommendations; m) Use engineered designs for all repairs, modifications or replacement to steel/fabric salt shed structural components including, but not limited to the fabric roof, prepared by a Professional Engineer, retained by the Contractor; and n) Securely lock gates and post signage to prevent unauthorized access to fenced containment ponds.

Materials and/or Procedures. Refer to Subsection 1.6 of this Schedule 1 (“Specifications”). Additional materials and/or procedures requirements are as follows: a) Load salt and/or Winter Abrasive containing salt on a containment pad or the evapotranspiration liner surface; b) Store salt and/or Winter Abrasive containing salt at a height below the top 30 centimetres of the skirt within a steel/fabric salt shed and ensure the top of the lock block wall remains free of salt accumulation; c) Park heavy equipment used for loading salt or Winter Abrasive containing salt, on the containment pad, evapotranspiration liner or within the salt shed; d) Prevent spillage onto the pit floor when transporting salt; e) Store Winter Abrasive containing salt under cover or on a containment pad or on an evapotranspiration liner, if supplied; f) Use a spill proof apron for salt hoppers to contain salt and facilitate retrieval; g) Store salt contaminated material for future use with Winter Abrasives on a containment pad or evapotranspiration liner or in a salt shed; h) Prevent salt contaminated materials from being tracked from the containment pad or evapotranspiration liner and use a containment pond for disposal, if one exists on site; i) Maintain an open catchment area adjacent to the salt shed exterior walls to accommodate unobstructed snow shedding off the structure; j) Remove snow from the roof of steel/fabric salt shed and adjust the roof tension after the snow accumulation has been removed in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications and recommendations; k) Reseal exposed surfaces following the removal of surface rust with zinc-rich primer/paint; l) Maintain and repair damaged or deteriorated salt shed components in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications and recommendations; m) Use engineered designs for all repairs, modifications or replacement to steel/fabric salt shed structural components includingcomponents, including but not limited to the fabric roof, prepared by a Professional Engineer, retained by the Contractor; and n) Securely lock gates and post signage to prevent unauthorized access to fenced containment ponds.