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Adequacy Review #5 Responses <br />December 2, 2025 <br /> <br />1. The original plan was to remove poles with a helicopter which is very expensive. After <br />discussions with Ken, he can remove them with equipment on the ground which <br />significantly reduced the cost (also, the cost of 2000 a pole came from Ken). Seeding was <br />taken out but added back in for the potential disturbance of removal of these poles. It is <br />included in Exhibit L and clearly called out to reseed areas where poles are to be removed. <br />a. These are small electrical posts that can easily be removed so the price is much <br />lower on these. Grab with a piece of equipment and pull right out of the ground <br />without major disturbance. <br />b. There are 30 poles total, 14 located within area 18A (2 @ 30’ tall) and 16 additional <br />poles to connect to area 18A. This has now been cleaned up in Exhibit L with the <br />correct total. The original price per pole has not changed as this is what was <br />discussed with the contractor. I was going to add them all to the area 18A prices but <br />reverted to leaving the 16 additional poles in the misc breakdown. <br />c. Correct, please see explanation above about a breakdown of the poles (1.b) <br />d. Correct, there is a total of 62,256 LF of overhead line to remove and that number is <br />derived from 8 different lines @ 7, 782 LF. This differs from the original lump sum <br />price because we quantified it and provided more detail on the last submittal. <br />e. See pole explanation above. There are 30 total poles. This includes the H-braced <br />style poles and the cost associated was discussed with contractor to determine <br />pricing per pole which resulted in a different cost than what was previously <br />provided. <br />f. As stated above, I added the 16 H-Braced style poles back into the misc breakdown <br />for clarity. The price was derived from discussions with the contractor. <br />2. Tables now match. <br />3. Reviewed and revised, all numbers match. (Some numbers are combined in certain <br />exhibits, but totals are accurate) <br />4. 24 hours has been added to Exhibit L. <br />5. Hours have been added as well as cost for weed treatment of these areas.