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10. All trunk fiber must be installed by directional drilling/boring. <br />11. All fiber must be installed between 30 and 42-inches deep. <br />12. All fiber must be installed within drainage and utility easements (where applicable) or at the <br />outside edge of right of ways. <br />13. Fiber lines crossing roadways shall be limited to 1 crossing per block. <br />14. Water cannot be drawn from fire hydrants without prior City approval. <br />15. As -built plans must be provided to City for all underground ROW work within 6 months of <br />installation. <br />Public Communications <br />1. Provide door hangers at each business or residence before locates and route flags are placed. <br />Failure to notify businesses or residents in advance may result in shut down or delay of work. <br />2. Door hangers must provide a contact name and number for the Provider. <br />3. Gopher State One Call design locates must be called in before requesting ROW permits. <br />4. Place sign boards in work areas at least 7 calendar days prior to beginning work. <br />5. Notifications must detail the work being performed and restoration expectations. <br />6. Neighborhood letters, project information boards and project hotline must be provided to keep <br />businesses and residents informed. <br />7. When Provider is contacted by the public, Provider must respond as soon as practical and <br />provide written documentation of their discussion to the City, including dates and times, who <br />they spoke with, and any details regarding resolution of complaints or shared documents and/or <br />photos, as needed. New ROW permits will not be issued until all known public concerns are <br />addressed within all previously permitted areas. <br />Restoration Work <br />1. Restore turf in right of ways and easements as soon as possible but no later than 5 days after <br />placing topsoil using southern boulevard seed mix in commercial areas and southern turfgrass <br />seed mix in residential areas per most current MnDOT Seeding Manual. <br />2. Repair all damaged landscaping and irrigation systems resulting from work as soon as possible. <br />3. Repair damage to streets resulting from work per applicable city standards plates available at <br />https://cityoframsey.com/181/Engineering. <br />4. Repair or replace concrete curbs, gutters and sidewalks using concrete mix matching existing <br />sections and meeting a minimum 28-day compressive strength of 4,000 PSI. <br />5. Replace sidewalk panels that are cracked, chipped, or broken with a full panel. If the city <br />replaces panels due to safety concerns, the city reserves the right to bill the contractor. <br />6. Restore all hard surfaces, including curb, core holes, sidewalks and trails, that are damaged by <br />contractor within 30 days. <br />7. Reinstall disturbed property corners using a surveyor licensed by the State of Minnesota. <br />8. All restorations shall be equal to or better than the original conditions. <br />Traffic Control <br />1. Conform to current Minnesota Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and Minnesota <br />Temporary Traffic Control Field Manual. <br />2. Identify Contractor providing traffic control. <br />3. Identify Work Zone Safety Coordinator. <br />