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165 J. License. The College hereby grants the City, its agents, employees, officers and contractors 166 a license to enter the Project Area to perform all work and inspections deemed appropriate by 167 the City during the installation of public improvements by the City. The license shall expire 168 after the improvements have been completed. 169 K. Construction Management. The College and its contractors and subcontractors shall 170 minimize impacts from construction on the surrounding neighborhood by.- 171 1. Definition of Construction Area. The limits of the "Project Area" shall be as defined in 172 the project plans approved by the City Engineer. Any grading, construction or other 173 work outside this area requires approval by the City Engineer and the affected property 174 owner if any. 175 2. Parking and Storage of Materials. Adequate on-site parking for construction vehicles and 176 employees must be provided or provisions must be made to have employees park off-site 177 and be shuttled to the Project Area. No parking of construction vehicles or employee 178 vehicles shall occur along Lydia Avenue. No fill, excavating material or construction 179 materials shall be stored in the public right-of-way. 180 3. Hours of Construction. Hours of construction, including moving of equipment shall be 181 limited to the hours between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. on 182 weekends. 4. Site Maintenance. The College shall ensure the contractor maintains a clean work site. Measures shall be taken to prevent debris, refuse or other materials from leaving the site. Construction debris and other refuse generated from the public improvements shall be removed from the site in a timely fashion and/or upon the request by the City Engineer. After the College has received twenty-four (24) hour verbal notice, the City will complete or contract to complete the site maintenance work at the College's expense. 5. Cold Weather Construction. The City requires that no public concrete or bituminous infrastructure be constructed on frozen ground. Upon evidence of frozen ground in the project aggregate base/subgrade, all concrete and bituminous work shall cease for the construction year. No bituminous base paving or concrete pouring will be allowed after November 1 of the calendar year. Work may be performed after November I't only with the approval of the City Engineer, and if permitted such work shall comply with MNDOT standards. 196 6. Bituminous and Concrete Material Acceptance. The City shall not accept concrete curb 197 and gutter that has structural or cosmetic defects. The City shall identify all defective 198 curb for removal. The City shall not accept bituminous base course with less than 91.5% 199 density or that has an open graded appearance as determined by the City Engineer. This 200 is considered to be rejected and shall be required to be removed at the College's expense. 201 At no time shall the bituminous wear course be installed after September I't of any 202 calendar year or prior to weight restrictions being lifted in the spring. 203 7. Televising. All storm sewer and sanitary sewer shall be televised, at the College's 204 expense,, prior to the installation of the aggregate base, concrete curb and gutter, and 205 bituminous. The City shall review and approve the televising tapes prior to 206 commencement of the roadway construction. All televising media shall be submitted on 207 DVD. Page 5 of 10