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and estimated salvage value or demolition cost for inclusion in the construction bid proposal. It is pre- ferred this work be shown as a separate or special item in the bid proposal. Even though included in a regular item, such as clearing and grubbing, a plus or minus bid should be shown for each structure to be included in the contract. Again, this is the only manner in which the Sponsor can be reasonably certain credit is received for salvage value of the buildings. It will also assist in analysis of bids prior to award of contract. 136. RODENT AND PEST CONTROL. On all ADAP/FAAP projects, the Sponsor should de- termine if conditions are such that rodent and pest control measures are necessary. This action should not be necessary on rural projects unless they con- tain a substantial number of buildings, garbage dumps, landfills, etc. a. Inspection. If the project inspection indicates that rodent and pest control is desirable, action should be taken to eliminate the rodents and pests prior to the demolition or removal of the improve- ments located within the project area. Where an inspection is required, the files of the Sponsor should contain documentation of the inspection and the decision as to whether or not extermination is nec- essary. The participation of other interested agencies such as State, county, or city health de- partments is highly desirable and should be re- quested. b. Procedures. The Sponsor should submit its proposed procedures for accomplishing the intent of this paragraph to the FAA for review and approval. This submission should state that the procedures comply with all State and local laws and regulations governing rodent and pet control and the method the Sponsor will use to assure the reasonableness of the costs which will be incurred.