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.• , <br />3. Please include a cost for maintaining the site over the <br />10-year liability period. Such costs should include rill and gully <br />repair and other maintenance items. <br />4. In the permit application, Peabody stated that 5280 feet <br />of fencing would be placed around the reclaimed area. Using MEANS <br />1993 edition, the Division feels that an appropriate cost for a <br />five foot fence is $7.90/lin.ft. Please include this cost in the <br />estimate. <br />Indirect Costs <br />The Division reviewed the indirect cost prepared by Peabody and has <br />the following comments: <br />1. Mobilization/Demobilization- See above <br />2. Contingencies (10% of Direct Cost)- The Division of <br />Minerals and Geology does not include contingency fees in the <br />estimate. Peabody can omit the 10% contingency fee from the bond <br />estimate. <br />3. Engineering Redesign Fee (7% of Direct Cost)- The <br />Division calls this the Contractor Preparation Fee using a rate of <br />4.25% of the direct cost and the total of the indirect cost. <br />Peabody can lower the 7% fee to 4.25% of the indirect and direct <br />total of the bond estimate. <br />4. Contractors Profit and Overhead (10.5% of Direct Cost)- <br />The Division uses the value of 10% of the direct reclamation cost <br />total to determine contractors profit and overhead. Peabody can <br />use 10% rather than 10.5% in the bond estimate. <br />5. Reclamation Management fee (5.20 of Direct Cost)- See Net <br />Project Hours. <br />6. Public Liability Insurance (1.550% of Direct Cost)- The <br />Division calculates the public liability insurance at a rate of <br />1.550$ of the direct cost. Please include this liability insurance <br />in the bond estimate. <br />7. Contractor's Performance Bond (.975% of Direct Cost)- The <br />Division calculates the contractors performance bond in the <br />reclamation cost estimate. This percentage is .975% of the direct <br />cost of the bond estimate. Please include this cost in the bond <br />estimate. <br />