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GG MSTU Agenda 11/17/2015 3299 East Tamiami Trail, Suite 103 Naples, FL 34112 AGENDA NOVEMBER 17, 2015 I. CALL TO ORDER II. ATTENDANCE III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: OCTOBER 20,2015 VI. PROJECT MANAGER'S REPORT A. MONTHLY BUDGET REPORT VII. TRANSPORTATION MAINTENANCE REPORT-HANNULA LANDSCAPING A. Maintenance Reports • Tropicana Boulevard: • Coronado Parkway and Hunter Boulevard • Golden Gate Parkway • Sunshine Boulevard • Collier Boulevard& Green Boulevard VIII. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S REPORT-MCGEE&ASSOCIATES B. Maintenance Reports • Tropicana Boulevard • Coronado Parkway and Hunter Boulevard • Golden Gate Parkway • Sunshine Boulevard • Collier Boulevard& Green Boulevard IX. OLD BUSINESS • FPL Proposal-Additional lights • Status on Flag Pole—Boy Scouts Troop • Hannula Proposal—West Entry Sign • Map of Golden Gate X. NEW BUSINESS XI. PUBLIC COMMENTS XII. ADJOURNMENT NEXT MEETING: DECEMBER 15TH AT 4:30PM GOLDEN GATE COMMUNITY CENTER . Y1 GOLDEN GATE M.S.T.U. ADVaokiii ITFIEE FE 3299 East Tamiami Trail, Suite 103 Naples, FL 34112 MINUTES I. Call to Order The meeting was called to order at 4:30 PM by Ms. Spencer. Attendance was called and a quorum was established. II. Attendance: Patricia Spencer, Chairman; Peggy Harris, Vice Chairman; Ron Jefferson, Herman Haeger; (Vacancy) County: Leslie Hayes- MSTU Project Manager Others: Michael McGee—McGee &Associates; Dale Hannula—Hannula Landscape; Janet Acevedo —Hannula Landscape; Bill Jones - Rainbow Pest Control; Geoff Messina- Rainbow Pest Control; Wendy Warren—JuriSolutions Staff notified the Committee Ms. Williams term has expired. III. Approval of Agenda Ms. Spencer moved to approve the Agenda. Second by Mr. Jefferson. Carried unanimously 3- 0. IV. Approval of Minutes: September 22, 2015 Mr. Haeger moved to approve the minutes of the September 22, 2015 meeting as presented. Second by Ms. Spencer. Carried unanimously 3- 0. V. County Maintained Landscape None 1 Ms. Harris arrived at 4:43 p.m. VI. Project Manager's Report A. Monthly Budget Report Ms. Hayes summarized the 'Golden Gate MSTU Fund Budget 153 dated October 20, 2015 noting: • $411,200 in cash will carry forward to the FY16 budget. • Revenue generated in the new fiscal year is $247,949, an increase of approximately$1,600. • Combined estimated cash for FY16 is $659,776. • Operating expenses: of the $299,000 budget, $209,083 is committed. The budget reflects new assessed values and the Board of County Commissioners established a revenue neutral budget. Staff noted the estimated budget will solidify in February 2016. B. Status on Flag Pole—Boy Scouts Troop Ms. Hayes confirmed the County has approved Flag Pole replacement and the fundraising will be undertaken by a local Boy Scout Troop appointed by the County. C. FPL Proposal—Additional Lights Ms. Hayes reported she walked Tropicana Blvd. with Michael Martinez of Florida Power and Light. Mr. Martinez will submit CAD drawings to Staff on options available for additional lighting on Tropicana Blvd. at no cost to the MSTU. Staff will present the schemes to the Committee at a future meeting for their consideration. D. Hannula Proposal—West Entry Sign Ms. Acevedo reported the proposal submitted for landscaping and irrigation for the Golden Gate MSTU West Entry Sign, dated September 28, 2015 will be canceled due to change in scope of work. A new proposal will be presented at the November meeting. VII. Landscape Maintenance Report—Hannula Landscape Bill Jones and Geoff Messina, Rainbow Pest Control (sub-contractor for Hannula Landscape) to reported on insect and weed control. They noted: • Roadways are walked and landscaping treated with herbicides to control pest activity and weed growth. • Escalation of pest activity and weeds is result of rainy conditions. • Summer months plant areas are maintained; winter months weed and pest control treatments are effective and roadways will be attractive. • Bougainvillea worms are present year round being treated as needed. Ms. Acevedo reported on landscape maintenance highlighting: • Canopy trees are being trimmed. • Annual pruning of Sabal/Cabbage Palms is in process. • A plan will be developed for replacement of damaged turf with confirmation that irrigation malfunctions have been repaired. • Fertilization will be scheduled on receipt of a Purchase Order (Staff confirmed purchase order opened). 2 VIII. Landscape Architect's Report—McGee and Associates Maintenance Reports Mr. McGee submitted the "Landscape Observation Report: -FY15-16, October 2015 for information purposes and the following items were discussed: Irrigation Ms. Hayes reported she worked with Roger Dick, Road and Bridge Division, to schedule watering cycles three days a week(Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday) and adjust concentration as needed for plants versus sod. Mr. Dick confirmed to Staff watering cycle has been modified. She requested the Committee notify her if the landscaped areas show distress from lack of water. General • Trees: Schedule annual pruning on large canopy trees to improve sight line on all roadways and prune Palm fronds and seed stalks. • Shrubs: Review shrub and grass beds for replacements. Develop roadway length estimates for areas noted on the landscape report. • Turf: Review for weed control treatment and/or replacement. • Weed Control: Submit treatment schedule for inception at cool season. • Understory Pruning: Review ornamental grass for bi-annual pruning. • Fertilization: Schedule October's fertilization of all plant material and turf. Tropicana Boulevard • Pest Control: Monitor Bougainvillea for Caterpillar activity due to dry conditions. • Turf: Dry appearance may be result of weed control treatments recently applied. • Understory Pruning: Thryallis shrubs should have a 40%reduction pruning. Coronado Parkway and Hunter Boulevard • Ground Orchids: Continue treatment; research pre-emergent herbicide and apply if appropriate. • Disease/Pest Control: Monitor Blue berry Flax Lily for rust disease and snail activity. Monitor Big Rose Crown of Thorn for leaf spot fungus and Bougainvillea shrubs for Caterpillar activity. • Jatropha Trees: Prune and thin. Golden Gate Parkway • West entry community sign: Recommend planting three staggered rows of plants in front of light fixture as detailed on the landscape report. • Ground Covers: Hand remove Torpedo grass weeds in medians. • Irrigation: Pump station water use meters not functioning properly. • Memorial Plaque at 42nd Street: Clean and repaint plaque and base and repair pavers. Staff will request work proposal from Hannula Landscaping for West entry sign planting. Turf Renovation Plan Golden Gate Parkway Ms. Soriano, Project Manager, Road & Bridge Maintenance Division, has requested a price quote from Hannula Landscaping, Inc. for turf replacement on Golden Gate Parkway based on a plan submitted by McGee and Associates, Inc. 3 Tree Trimming on Medians Mr. Jefferson requested the canopy trees in the medians be trimmed. Staff noted the County is responsible for median maintenance; however the Committee can make recommendations to embellish landscaping and increase/decrease maintenance. Mr. McGee will annotate the need for tree trimming in his report to the County as requested by the Committee. Ms. Hayes will email the Road and Bridge Division to inquire regarding their plans to trim the trees and report her findings at the next meeting. Sunshine Boulevard • Turf: Recommend replacement program be developed for missing turf in medians and implement monthly treatment program. • Disease/Pest Control: Monitor Blue berry Flax Lily for rust disease and sail activity. Monitor Bougainvillea shrubs for Caterpillar activity. • Shrubs: Recommend an estimate be developed for plant replacements in beds as needed. Collier Boulevard & Green Boulevard • Shrubs and Ground Covers: A roadway length estimate should be developed for replacement of damaged material. • Irrigation: Part A and B water use meters should be checked for proper operation. IX. Old Business a. Mr. McGee revisited projects on the East End of Golden Gate (discussed under Item VIII Landscape Architect's Report, Golden Gate Parkway). X. New Business New Members Introductions The two new members shared information about their backgrounds. Ron Jefferson Mr. Jefferson has been a resident of Golden Gate City for twenty-five years. He is a mechanic by trade and employed as Assistant Director of Airport Development Facilities Naples Airport. Herman "Skip" Haeger Mr. Haeger has been a Collier County resident since 1999. Originally a resident and educator from Connecticut, he was introduced to Naples when he vacationed here with his high school wrestling team. He owns Island Scapers Landscape and Design. XI. Public Comments None There being no further business to come before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned by the Chair at 5:25 P.M. GOLDEN GATE MSTU ADVISORY COMMITTEE 4 Patricia Spencer, Chairman The Minutes were approved by the Committee on , as presented , or as amended . NEXT MEETING: NOVEMBER 17,2015—4:30 PM GOLDEN GATE COMMUNITY CENTER 4701 GOLDEN GATE PARKWAY NAPLES,FL 34116 5 GOLDEN GATE MSTU FUND 153 November 17,2015 Vendor kern PO# Budget Commitments Expenditures Total 1 CUR AD VALOREM TAX $ (247,900.00) $ - $ (1,172.41) $ (246,727.59); 2 INVESTMENT INTEREST $ (1,000.00) $ - $ - $ (1,000.00) 3 INTEREST TAX COLL $ - $ - $ - $ - 4 REVENUE STRUCTURE $ (248,900.00) $ - $ (1,172.41) $ (247,727.59) 5 CARRY FORWARD GEN $ (423,700.00) $ - $ - $ (423,700.00) 6 NEG 5%EST REV $ 12,500.00 $ - $ - $ 12,500.00 7 TRANSFERS&CONTRIB $ (411,200.00) $ - $ - $ (411,200.00) 8 TOTAL REVENUE $ (660,100.00) $ - $ (1,172.41) $ (658,927.59) 9 ENG FEES $ 28,000.00 $ - $ - $ 28,000.00 10 ENG FEES OTHER McGee&Assoc. Annual Consultant 4500163054 $ - $ 24,029.50 $ 1,680.50 $ (25,710.00) 11 INDIRECT COST REIMBURS Collier County Indirect Cost Direct Pay $ 3,700.00 $ 3,700.00 $ - 12 LANDSCAPE INCIDENTALS Hannula Landscape Landscape Incidentals 4500163108 $ 40,000.00 $ 8,600.00 $ - $ 31,400.00 Hannula Landscape(Old PO Landscape Incidentals 4500154122 $ - $ (8,152.88) Hannula Landscape Landscape Incidentals 4500163108 $ 155,628.53 $ 5,995.95 13 OTHER CONTRACTUAL $ 177,800.00 $ 155,628.53 $ (2,156.93) $ 24,328.40 14 ELECTRICITY FPL Electricity 4700002749 $ 2,500.00 $ 1,802.74 $ 247.26 $ 450.00 15 RENT EQUIPMENT J.M Todd Lease-Copier TBD $ 300.00 $ 133.06 $ 133.06 $ 33.88 16 INSURANCE GENERAL Collier County Insurance General Direct Pay $ 600.00 $ 600.00 $ - $ 17 SPRINKLER SYSTEM MAINT Contemporary Controls PiccoloXR 4/4 Radio RTU 4500163327 $ 8,500.00 $ 968.75 $ - $ 7,531.25-`' 18 MULCH Forestry Resources Mulch 4500163326 $ 16,000.00 $ 12,600.00 $ - $ 3,400.00 Harts Elelctric Remove street light 4500163091 $ 205.12 $ 11,504.88 Harts Elelctric Remove street light 4500163311 $ 1,760.00 19 LIGHTING MAINTENANCE $ 10,000.00 $ 1,965.12 $ 11,504.88 $ (3,470.00) 20 OTHER MISCELLANEOUS Juristaff Transcriptionist 4500162799 $ 3,500.00 $ 2,352.00 $ 448.00 $ 700.00 21 OFFICE SUPPLIES Staples Supplies 4500162385 $ 300.00 $ 200.00 $ - $ 100.00 22 COPYING CHARGES J.M Todd Copier-CPC monthly TBD $ 300.00 $ 265.84 $ 34.16 $ 0.00 23 MINOR OFFICE EQUIP SHI International Corp Microsoft Desktop Pro 4500163738 $ - $ 189.63 $ - $ (189.63) Florikan Fertilizer 4500163472 $ 573.75 $ - Siteone Landscape Fertilizer 4500163473 $ 121.20 $ - Diamond Fertilizer Fertilizer 4500163474 $ 483.26 $ - 24 FERT HERB CHEM $ 7,300.00 5 1,178.21 3 - $ 6,121.79 25 OTHER OPERATING SUPPLIES $ 200.00 $ - $ - $ 200.00 26 OPERATING EXPENSE $ 299,000.00 $ 214,213.38 $ 11,890.93 $ 72,895.69 27 IMPROVEMENTS GENERAL $ 317,500.00 $ - $ - $ 317,500.00 28 CAPITAL OUTLAY $ 317,500.00 $ - $ - $ 317,500.00 29 REIMBURSEMENT FOR STAFF SUPPORT $ 33,800.00 $ . $ - $ 33,800.00 30 Budget Trans from Appraiser $ 3,500.00 $ - $ 513.30 $ 2,986.70 31 Budget Trans from Tax Collector $ 6,300.00 $ - $ 37.25 $ 6,262.75 32 TRANSFERS $ 43,600.00 $ - $ 550.55 $ 43,049.45 33 TOTAL BUDGET $ 660,100.00 $ 214,213.38 $ 12,441.48 $ 433,445.14 Total Available Balance $ 433,445.14 797,305,507 FY 10 Final Taxable Value(2009) Plus Commited And Not Spent $ 214,213.38 548,992,684 FY 11 Final Taxable value(20101 478,980,702 FY 12 Final Taxable Value(2011) I Estimated Cash $ 647,658.52 516,253,177 FY 13 Final Taxable Value 533,888,677 FY 14 Final Taxable Value 575,541,732 FY 15 Final Taxable Value 610,261,022 FY 16 July Taxable Value Estimated Cash Less 6.03%Adj.15 to 16 Uncollected Ad Valorem Taxes $ 400,930.93 FY 16 FY 15 Millage 0.4063 0.4280 Maximum=.5000 Extension 247,949 246,332 Property Tax Limitation Impact FY 16 Gross Taxable Value 610,261,022 Minus:New Const.Annex. 3,979,830 Plus:Amendment#1 TV Component 0 Adj.Taxable Value 606,281,192 15 Levy 246,332 Rolled Back Rate(less Amend.One) 0.4063 91%of Rolled Back Rate 0.3697 C r1 C C O .. 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Our street lighting program offers: » Options for public and private streets to increase visibility from dusk to dawn • Installation of street light fixtures on FPL poles • Special poles and lighting fixtures for locations served by underground FPL facilities After we install the lights,we will own and maintain the lighting system and simply charge you monthly for maintenance and electric service. It's easy and hassle-free* Visit FPL.com/newstreetlights for more information and to get started on your street light project. Fixtures ano poles -to meet your needs FIXTURE OP IONS POLE OPTIONS Opt Contemporary Traditional Wattage-70-, 100-and 150-watt high-pressure sodium vapor(HPSV) • t i Cobra H-ad 0:en -t7`o z. Wattage-70-, 100-, 150-, Wattage-70-, 100-, 150-watt 200-and 400-watt high- high-pressure sodium vapor pressure sodium vapor(HPSV) (HPSV) Concrete Fiberglass % Wood (post-top luminaire only) 'An FPL Lighting Agreement is required for an initial term of 10 years. 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( f 0 f ) § i ° ] « 8 .111 1 = « !_ � --- --- | , i " # § § �� ƒ : \ � , } A , , - ..,-:' Et 9 : 1 —% S CI - /L. § � 21v ! \ ) § \ i \ q ' &OT 0 _ m .. . .. .. . cn cn > • ���� . . c7 ul co ��-- f4~ �� � 4(1_13 -- - - - - - - - - r £ Rp. ) N. 242 _�------- - - - - - - -- - - § M 8. : ~ ia 1H: Na & . . . ..... .. e ! | - �— � ! E -° 3 %} � §co 0, \ ▪ CO PROPOSAL Hannula Landscaping And Irrigation, Inc. 28131 Quails Nest Lane Bonita Springs,FL 34135-6932 Phone 239-992-2210 - Fax 239-498-8818 DATE November 6,2015 JOB GG MSTU West Entry Sign Location Naples,FL WE HEREBY SUBMIT ESTIMATES FOR THE ABOVE NAMED PROJECT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPECIFICATIONS OF THIS PROPOSAL. ALL LABOR AND MATERIALS WILL BE FURNISHED IN COMPLETE ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPECIFICATION OF THIS PROPOSAL. THIS PROPOSAL SHALL BE VALID FOR A PERIOD OF NINETY(90)DAYS. Landscape $32,736.00 Site Work $827.00 Sod Repair Allowance $1,000.00 Directional Bore $1,560.00 Irrigation $2,945.00 TOTAL PROPOSED COST $39,068.00 Alternate 1 Regenerated Sabals $399.00 Ea Alternate 1 Regenerated Sabals $410.00 Ea 'Alternate II Water Truck $6,000.00 WARRANTY All plant material is guaranteed to meet specifications as stated herein. Any alteration or deviation from said specifications involving extra costs will be executed only upon written orders and will become an extra charge over and above the estimate. Shrubs and ground covers are guaranteed 90 days,shade trees and palms 180 days,and sod 30 days. The Contractor will replace any plant that dies or is not established during said warranty period if cause is due to negligence or poor workmanship by the Contractor. Maintenance of the planting and sad after the date of acceptance to the end of the guarantee period shall be by the Owner. The irrigation system on the materials and workmanship is guaranteed for a period of 12 months from the date of installation,excluding damages by third parties,theft after installation,or damage or loss due to an act of nature. Contractor is not responsible for any cut cables,lines,pipes,or wires that cannot be accurately located and marked by No Cut personnel. Alterations or deviations from the above specifications will be executed only upon written orders and will become extra charges over and above the estimate. ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL The above prices,specifications and conditions are hereby accepted. You are authorized to do the work as specified. Date Hannula Landscaping,Inc. HANNULA LANDSCAPING &IRRIGATION, INC. BID COST PROJECT GG MSTU West Entry Sign DATE November 6, 2015 ITEM QTY DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATIONS TOTAL COST Per Plans Dated:2/23112 Large Palms 18-20"cal RE 4 Royal Palm 101ct, 18'min cal(6'gw) Sabal Palm SP 8 Saba!Palms 10'Booted SP 8 Sabal Palms 12'Booted SP 9 Sabal Palms 15'ct SP 9 Sabal Palms 18'ct Small Tree 4-6"cal QV 10 Catherdral Live Oak 18-20x10x4-5"cal 15g SRC 38 Silver Saw Palmetto 15g,36",full 14-22"available 3g HL 108 Spider Lily 3g, 18" SPB 90 Sand Cordgrass 3g,24" Mulch 55 Eucalyptus cubic yard allowance TOTAL LANDSCAPE COST $32,736.00 Site Work 1 Misc. Site Work allowance Remove Sod for Shrub Plantings TOTAL SITE WORK $827.00 Sod Sod 1600 Sod Bahia Repair square ft allowance TOTAL SOD COST $1,000.00 Irrigation 65 Directional Bore 2"HDPESDRI I LF $1,560.00 Irrigation Components 4 MJ Fittings with Restraints Ea 275 PVC CL 200 2"Purple LF 530 PVC CL 200 1.25"Purple LF 250 PVC CI 200 1"Purple LF 8 Tees 1.25 Ea 2 Tees 1" Ea 28 Bubblers Ea 1 Roll Funny Pipe Ea 1 Misc. Fittings L.S. Total Irrigation Cost $2,945.00 ITEM QTY DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATIONS TOTAL COST Alternate 1 Regenerated Sabel Palms 8-18'CL Tr Ea. $399.00 Regenerated Sabel Palms 13'Booted Tr Ea. $410.00 Alternate II 12 Water Truck Months $6,000.00 LANDSCAPE NOTES: 'REMOVAL OF EXOTICS,SITE PREPARATION AND GRADING ARE TO BE PROVIDED BY OTHERS UNLESS NOTED WITHIN THE BID COST. *SOD REMOVAL IS NOT INCLUDED UNLESS NOTED WITHIN THE BID COST. ALL MATERIAL PRICED WITH FLORIDA#1 GRADE STANDARDS UNLESS OTHERWISE DENOTED AS SPECIMEN OR FLORIDA FANCY. IF MATERIAL IS NOT READILY AVAILABLE WITH FLORIDA#1 GRADE STANDARDS AT THE TIME OF INSTALLATION,ADDITIONAL COSTS SHALL APPLY TO UPGRADE MATERIAL TO FLORIDA FANCY GRADE STANDARDS OR A SUBSTITUTION OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE WILL BE REQUIRED UNDER THE DIRECTION AND APPROVAL OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. *ALL LANDSCAPE MATERIAL AND SOD MUST BE IRRIGATED BY AN 100% OPERATIONAL IRRIGATION SYSTEM IN ORDER TO WARRANTY MATERIAL INSTALLED. 'RELOCATION OF ANY MATERIAL-WARRANTY SHALL NOT BE PROVIDED FOR RELOCATED MATERIAL. THIS CONTACTOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR MATERIAL DETERIORATING DUE TO MANDATED WATER RESTRICTIONS. "SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS CANNOT BE DETERMINED AT THE TIME OF ESTIMATING UNLESS THE OWNER REQUIRES TEST PITS TO BE DUG. CONTRACTOR DOES NOT GUARANTEE ADEQUATE DRAINAGE WITHOUT DETERMINING THE SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS BY DIGGING TEST PITS. TEST PITS ARE NOT INCLUDED,BUT AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST AT ADDITIONAL COSTS TO BE DETERMINED ON A JOB TO JOB BASIS. IRRIGATION NOTES: 'WATER SOURCE,WATER METER,BACKFLOW PREVENTER,IRRIGATION WELL,CONCRETE PAD FOR EQUIPMENT,WATER USE PERMIT AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE FOR IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT ARE TO BE PROVIDED BY OTHERS UNLESS NOTED WITHIN THE BID COST. 'IF IRRIGATION WATER IS SUPPLIED BY WELL,THE DEPTH OF THE WELL IS ESTIMATED AND DISCLAIMED WITHIN THE BID COST. DEPTHS AND CASING REQUIRED IN ADDITION TO THOSE DISCLAIMED WITHIN THE BID COST SHALL BE PROVIDED AT AN ADDITIONAL COST. 'OWNER TO GUARANTEE ADEQUATE PRESSURE FOR A 100%OPERATIONAL IRRIGATION SYSTEM. THE ESTIMATED REQUIRED GALLONS PER MINUTE AND STATIC PRESSURE RATING AT THE METER IS PROVIDED WITHIN THE BID COST. FLOW RATES THAT EXCEED THOSE DISCLAIMED OR PRESSURE RATINGS THAT DO NOT MEET REQUIREMENTS DISCLAIMED WITHIN BID COST SHALL REQUIRE A REDESIGN OF THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM. COSTS RELATING TO FLOW AND PRESSURE DISCREPANCIES ARE TO BE PROVIDED AT AN ADDITIONAL COST. "CONTRACTOR DOES NOT GUARANTEE QUALITY OF WATER. *UNLESS NOTED,IRRIGATION TRENCHES SHALL BE DUG AT A ONE FOOT DEPTH FOR LATERAL PIPE AND A TWO FOOT DEPTH FOR MAIN LINE UNDER CONSTANT PRESSURE. IF ROCK IS FOUND TOO LARGE FOR TRENCHER,THE OWNER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ADDITIONAL COSTS. "SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS CANNOT BE DETERMINED AT THE TIME OF ESTIMATING UNLESS THE OWNER REQUIRES TEST TRENCHES TO BE DUG. CONTRACTOR DOES NOT GUARANTEE TRENCHES CAN BE DUG AT REQUIRED DEPTHS WITHOUT DETERMINING THE SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS BY DIGGING TEST TRENCHES. TEST TRENCHES ARE NOT INCLUDED,BUT AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST AT ADDITIONAL COSTS TO BE DETERMINED ON A JOB TO JOB BASIS. GENERAL NOTES: 'SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH ALL ITEMS SPECIFIED IN SCHEDULE OF VALUES. CONTRACTOR! OWNER SHALL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURATENESS OF THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND SHALL RELEASE HOLD HARMLESS SUBCONTRACTOR FROM ANY DAMAGES RESULTING FROM INADEQUATE,INACCURATE,OR VAGUE INFORMATION SUPPLIED BY THE CONTRACTOR/OWNER.