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S.P. 6241-51 (T.H. 280) Mn/DOT Agreement Number 92042 Ramsey County acceptable. The City must submit this report to the Project Engineer no later than the day after performing the work. 8) Maintain accurate and up-to-date relocation cost records throughout the course of the Project. 9) Leave materials in place at the Project Engineer's discretion. Any materials left within the highway right of way after the City completes its work will become the property of the Contractor. 10) Acquire all necessary replacement right of way. B) Compliance with Safety Regulations 1) The City must comply with the safety regulations contained in Minnesota Rules, part 8810.3300, subpart 5, during all construction and maintenance operations. The City will furnish and require each flagger to carry a copy of the current edition of the State's Field Manual, which is Part IV of the Minnesota Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices. The City must furnish each flagger with the required vest, hat, hand sign, flags, and any other necessary safety equipment. 2) The provisions of this Agreement do not relieve the City of any legal responsibility or liability associated with the construction, operation, or maintenance of its Facilities. C) Compliance with Pollution Control Requirements 1) The Contractor installs pollution control measures according to the National Pollution Discharge Elimination System permit (NPDES permit). Pollution control measures include silt fences, slope stabilization measures such as seed and mulch, and any other measures the State deems necessary to comply with the NPDES permit. If the City's work affects such pollution control measures, the City must restore them to their original condition and to the Project Engineer's satisfaction. If the City is relocating Facilities before the Contractor begins construction, the City must work with the Project Engineer to determine if pollution control measures are necessary and how to implement them if they are. Page 4 of 11