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<br />Or .,-. ., t, <br />J_'l,.1) . <br /> <br />_ method for wasting sludge accumulations, and other <br />salient features of his plan. <br /> <br />Approval of the contractor's plan shall not relieve <br />the contractor of responsibility for designing, <br />constructing, operating. and maintaining a turbidity <br />control plan in a safe and systematic manner. and <br />for repairing at his expense any damage to, or <br />failure of, the turbidity control structures and <br />equipment caused by floods or storm runoff. <br /> <br />The contractor's design and construction details of <br />the turbidity control plan shall be submitted in <br />triplicate to the Construction Engineer, Post Office <br />Box 1390, Montrose, Colorado, B1401. <br /> <br />c. Construction operations.- The contractor shall <br />comply with applicable Federal and State laws, <br />orders, and regulations concerning the control and <br />abatement of water pollution. <br /> <br />The contractor's construction activities shall be <br />performed by methods that will prevent entrance. <br />or accidental spillage, of solid matter, contaminants, <br />debris. and other objectionable pollutants and <br />wastes into the river, into flowing or dry <br />watercourses. or into underground water sources. <br />Such pollutants and wastes include, but are not <br />restricted to refuse, garbage, cement, concrete, <br />sewage effluent. industrial waste. radioactive <br />substances, mercury, oil and other petroleum <br />products, aggr~gate, processing tailings, mineral <br />salts, and thermal pollution, Sanitary wastes shall be <br />disposed of in accordance with State and local <br />regulations. <br /> <br />The contractor's construction program shall give full <br />consideration to scheduling work during periods of <br />low flow so that the work may be performed in dry <br />areas of or adjacent to the riverbed. Earthwork <br />operations adjacent to, or encroaching on, the river <br />shall be conducted in a manner to prevent muddy <br />water and eroded materials from entering the river <br />by construction of intercepting ditches, barriers, <br />settling ponds, or by other approved means. <br />Excavated materials shall not be deposited or stored <br />in ar alongside af the river or watercourses where <br />the materials can be washed away by high water ar <br />storm runoff. When necessary to perform required <br />construction work in the river channel or in flowing <br />water, such work shall be scheduled and completed <br />in the shortest practicable periOd as approved by the <br />contracting afficer. This required construction work <br />may include such work as the specified earthwork in <br />or adjacent to the river channel, pile driving. and <br />construction, and installation of turbidity control <br />structures. <br /> <br />Par, 40 <br /> <br />d, Turbidity data,- Turbidity readings taken on the <br />river since April 1971, are available for inspection <br />by bidders and the contractor at the office of the <br />Constfuction Engineer, Montrose, Colorado. <br /> <br />The Government does not guarantee the reliability <br />or accuracy of any of these data and assumes no <br />responsibility for any deductions, interpretations, or <br />conclusions which may be made therefrom. <br /> <br />e. Payment.-Payment for prevention of water <br />pollution and control of turbidity will be made at <br />the lump-sum price bid therefor in the schedule, <br />Seventy-five percent of the lump-sum price will be <br />included in the first monthly progress estimate <br />prepared after completion of all turbidity control <br />structures, installation of equipment, and <br />completion of all other appurtenant features <br />necessary for operating the turbidity control plan. <br />The remaining 25 percent will be included in the <br />first monthly progress payment after removal of the <br />turbidity control structures and cleanup of the <br />structure sites. <br /> <br />41. ABATEMENT OF AIR POLLUTION <br /> <br />The contractor shall comply with applicable Federal, <br />State, and local laws. and regulations concerning the <br />prevention and control of air pollution. <br /> <br />In conduct of construction activities and operation of <br />equipment, the contractor shall utilize such practicable <br />methods and devices as are reasonably available to <br />control, prevent, and otherwise minimize atmospheric <br />emissions or discharges of air contaminants. <br /> <br />The emission of dust into the atmosphere will not be <br />permitted during the manufacture, handling, and <br />storage of concrete aggregates, and the contractor shall <br />use such methods and equipment as are necessary for <br />the collection and disposal, or prevention, of dust <br />during these operations. The contractor's methods of <br />storing and handling cement and pozzolans shall also <br />include means of eliminating atmospheric discharges of <br />dust, <br /> <br />Equipment and vehicles that show excessive emissions <br />of exhaust gases due to poor engine adjustments, or <br />other inefficient operating conditions, shall not be <br />operated until corrective repairs or adjustments are <br />made. <br /> <br />Burning of materials resulting from clearing of trees <br />and brush, combustible construction materials, and <br />rubbish will be permitted only when atmospheric <br />conditions for burning are considered favorable by <br />appropriate State or local air pollution or fire <br />authorities. <br /> <br />23 <br />