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Invoices shall be prepared by the listing of street names, side of street (North, East, West, South ), what block to what block, and total number of trees trimmed on that side of the specified street in between each block. 9. WEEKLY MEETINGS: Contractor shall be required to meet weekly with the Tree Supervisor or his representative to confirm the work completed, discuss any issues that may have occurred, and to review the contractor's proposed work schedule. 10. CLEANUP: All branches, brush, leaves, chips, and sawdust are to be removed from the site and properly disposed of by the Contractor as part of the bid price. The intent is that all areas are to be left in as clean a condition or better than before the Contractor's operations. Cleanup is to be done continuously as each tree is finished. No brush is to be left at any of the tree sites. 11. TRAFFIC CONTROL AND ACCESS: Contractor shall not completely obstruct public pedestrian pathways or deny access to private property at any time. No streets shall be closed at any time. The Contractor may establish "No Parking" zones, contiguous to the work area by posting signs. The City will enforce parking restrictions only when the Contractor h as posted the proper signs and has notified the City Police Department a minimum of 48 hours in advance of the required restriction period. Construction signs, lights, barricades, etc., shall conform to the latest revision of the Manual of Warning Signs, Lights and Devices for Use in Performance of Work Upon Highways, by California Department of Transportation. 12. CORRECTION OF HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS: If, in the determination of the city Supervisor, any work done or omitted by the Contractor or any act of vandalism or theft has created a condition hazardous to the public, the city Supervisor will notify the Contractor's office by telephone. The Contractor shall commence correction of such condition by placement of barricades or as otherwise directed by the city within one (1) hour of receipt of such notice at his office, and shall complete correction thereof on the same calendar day, regardless of the size of the working force required or the number of hours of work required. If the contractor cannot be reached by telephone, or fails to respond to the hazardous condition within the specified one (1) hour limit, the city shall have the authority to cause said hazardous condition to be corrected and deduct the cost thereof from any amounts due or to become due the Contractor. Such costs shall include any minimum or base costs for labor, materials or equipment as required by contracts, agreements or supplier but in no case shall such cost be less than $250 per hazardous condition per location.