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Leonard Lodder, AIA April 26, 1999 Page 2 The City may bill the permit holder for costs of inspection that exceed the permit fee. This will apply to exceptional situations such as, but not limited to, repeated failure of testing, repeated removal and replacement of defective work, wasted inspection trips for work that was not ready to inspect, trips to meet or inspect when the contractor is a no-show, etc. Should it be determined that exceptional costs will be recovered, a billing will be sent to the permit holder. The project will not be given a final inspection nor will an amended improvement agreement be issued until the costs are paid. Notes for traffic control: Every contractor working in the City right-of-way shall be required to obtain a Street/Lane/Alley/Sidewalk Closure Permit from the Public Works Department Traffic Engineering Section, Room 325, two working days in advance and provide signing diagrams for all closures. Required closure fees must be paid before permits are issued. Each occurrence of working in the right-of-way will require a separate permit. Every contractor working in the right-of-way outside the city of Salem shall contact the appropriate City, County, or State jurisdiction for right-of- way permits. If the construction permit has not been issued within six months of the date of this letter, the approval is null and void in accordance with Salem Revised Code 77.091(c), unless a time extension is requested. It is the developer's responsibility to contact the City for a time extension. The City will not notify the developer when the six months plan approval expires. The fees for this construction permit are based on the estimate of the cost of construction at the time of the original approval letter. Fees are revised effective July 1 of each year. If a time extension is granted, fees will be recalculated based on the fee schedule in effect at the time the extension is granted. Prior to issuance of the construction permit, we must receive evidence of contractors' insurance and worker's compensation coverage, and a 100 percent performance security made for the contract amount. The criteria for acceptable form of performance security may be obtained by calling the Construction Inspection Section at (503) 588-621 l. Prior to issuance of the construction permit, the contractor shall submit a construction schedule. A formal, detailed construction schedule in accordance with Section 108.01 of the City's Standard Construction Specifications, indicating the sequence of construction for the principal items of work, will be required. Please note that the City has an example construction project schedule form available at the Public Works Department, Room 325. LHG: P: \98503 5. nrP