Common use of QUANTITY AND FREQUENCY OF WORK Clause in Contracts

QUANTITY AND FREQUENCY OF WORK. Roadways have been inventoried and curb feet calculated as to quantities. One-curb foot is defined as a minimum of eight feet (8’) wide and one foot long, either continuous or accumulated in areas to be swept. A street with curbs on both sides shall be considered to have two (2) curb feet per street length. The quantities to be paid for under this section shall be the number of feet completed and accepted as measured longitudinally to the nearest one-half of a foot. The width shall be sufficient to encompass the entire width of street, curb and gutters, valley gutters, bridge decks and curbs, inside and outside highway interchange ramps (with paved shoulders greater than one foot width), outside and median paved shoulders, barrier walls, xxxx areas, toll plazas (when applicable), and other designated sites. Island curbs shall be swept and added to the total curb lengths. The Contractor shall complete the work ordered within each designated cycle within thirty (30) calendar days. The County’s Representative will determine when to begin each cycle. The Contractor shall not begin any cycle until authorized by the County’s representative. Quantities may be increased or decreased at the discretion of the County. Any discrepancies or disagreements concerning quantities and limits of work shall be mutually resolved prior to beginning work in any area in question. Areas requiring more than one sweeping pass to sufficiently remove the debris shall not be compensated twice. The roads designated shall be swept a minimum of once every week (one cycle). During the time periods of heavy leaf fall, sweeping events shall occur two times per week. These periods will generally be during the fall and spring seasons and last no longer than two (2) months each (four (4) months total). This increase in sweeping frequency shall be at the direction of the County’s representative. The frequency at which the roads are swept can be adjusted by the County’s representative and/or increase or decrease the number of cycles, with any resultant cost change based on the applicable bid amount per curb mile. All work locations will be provided by the County in an “as is” condition. Schedules may be revised to accommodate problem areas. Sweeping will not be required during road construction work. If no sweeping is done on a road, those curb miles, or portion thereof, will not be paid for by the County.

QUANTITY AND FREQUENCY OF WORK. Roadways have been inventoried and curb feet miles calculated as to quantities. One-One curb foot mile is defined as a minimum of eight feet (8’') wide (measuring from the curb line out into the adjoining travel lane, turn lane, entry/exit ramp, bridge decks, medians, etc.) and one foot mile long, either continuous or accumulated in areas to be swept. A street with curbs on both sides shall be considered to have two (2) curb feet per street length. The quantities to be paid for under this section shall will be the number of feet curb miles completed and accepted as measured longitudinally to the nearest one-half one hundredth of a footmile. The width shall width, eight feet (8') will be sufficient to encompass the entire width of street, curb and gutters, valley gutters, bridge decks decks, medians and curbs, inside and outside highway interchange ramps (with paved shoulders greater than one foot widthwide), outside and median paved shoulders, barrier walls, xxxx areas, toll plazas (when applicable), and other designated sites. Island curbs shall be swept and added to the total curb lengths. The Contractor shall complete the work ordered within each designated cycle within thirty (30) calendar days. The County’s Representative will determine when to begin each cycle. The Contractor shall not begin any cycle until authorized by the County’s representative. Quantities may be increased or decreased at the discretion of the County. Any discrepancies or disagreements concerning quantities and limits of work shall will be mutually resolved prior to beginning work in any area in question. Areas requiring more than one sweeping pass to sufficiently remove the debris shall will not be compensated twice. The roads designated shall be swept a minimum of once every week thirty (one 30) business/work days (1 cycle). During the time periods of heavy leaf fall, sweeping events shall occur two times per week. These periods will generally be during the fall and spring seasons and last no longer than two (2) months each (four (4) months total). This increase in sweeping frequency shall be at the direction of the County’s representative. The frequency at which the roads are swept can be adjusted by the County’s representative 's Representative and/or increase or decrease the number of cycles, with any resultant cost change based on the applicable bid amount per curb mileamount. All work locations will be provided by the County in an “"as is” " condition. Schedules may be revised to accommodate problem areas. Sweeping will not be required during road construction work. If no sweeping is done on a road, those curb miles, or portion thereof, will not be paid for by the County.