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<br />fur.tlished by the Local Public Agency or PLlb:~:lc Body. The Contract.or
<br />shall submit weekly to the I,ocal Public ';,g-e:ncy or Public J30dy two
<br />certified copies of all payx'olls of the Con';ractor aCld of the subcon-
<br />tractors, it being tUld,erstood that the Cont:cactor shall b" responsible
<br />for the submission of copies of payx'olls of all subcontractors. Ead!
<br />such payx'oll shall contain the "Weekly Statet1ent of Compliance" set
<br />forth in Section 3.3 of Title 29, Code of Federal Regulations. The
<br />payrolls and basic paYToll records of the Contractor and El8.ch subcon-
<br />tractor covering all laborers and mechanj,es Elmployed upon the ",ark
<br />covered by this Contra.ct shall be maintahwd during the ccurse of the
<br />work and preserved for a period of 3 years';hereafter. Such pa;;rrolls
<br />and basic payx'oll records shall contain the name and add.rElss of each
<br />such employee, his COl:Tect classification, rate of pay (including rates
<br />of contributions or costs anticipated of the type's d,escrilled in Section
<br />1(b)(2) of the Davis-Bacon Act), daily ar;,d 1ieekly number of hours worked,
<br />deductions made, and actual wages paid. In addition, whenever the
<br />Secretary of Labor has found under Section ".5(a)(1)(iv) of Title 29,
<br />Code of Federal Regula.tions, that the waf;e,s of a:n:y laborer or mechaClic
<br />include the amotUlt of a:n:y costs reasonabl~' anticipat'ed in providing
<br />benefits under a plan or program described in Section 1(b)(2)(B) of the
<br />Davis-Bacon Act, the Contractor or subcontrac:tor shall maintain recorcLs
<br />which show that the commitment to provide 811Gh benefits is enforceable,
<br />that the plan or program is financially resj)onsible, and that the plan
<br />or program has been communicated in WTi ting ;;0 the laborers or mechanics
<br />affected, and records which show the costs anticipated or the actu.al
<br />cost incu=ed in provi"ding such benefIts. ~rhe Contractor and each
<br />subcontractor shall make his employment l'ecords with respect to persons
<br />employed by him upon the work covered by this Contr.act available for
<br />inspection by authorized representatives of the Secretary of Housing and
<br />Urban Development, the Local Public AgenCO' or Public Body, and the United,
<br />States Department of labor. Such representatives shall be permitted to
<br />interview employees of the Contractor or of a:n:y subcontractor during
<br />working hours on the job.
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<br />The transporting of materials 8l1d m;,p]l1:les to or from the site of
<br />the Project or Program to which this Contract pertaitls by the employees
<br />, of the Contractor or of any subcontractor, and the lItanufa(~turing or
<br />fur.nishing of materials, articles, supplies, or equipment on the site
<br />of the Project or Program to which this Contract pertains by persons
<br />employed by the Contractor or by a:n:y subcontractor, shall" for the
<br />purposes of this Contract, and without linLH:L'lg the genera,l.itJ' of the
<br />foregoing provisions of this Contract, be d.l,emed to be work to which
<br />these Federal Labor Standards Provisions are applica'ble.
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<br />The Contractor shall not subcontract any' part of the work covered
<br />by this Contract or permit subcontracted ,1O:rk to be ,further subcontracted
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