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80 BOSTON STREET - BUILDING JACKET 80 BOSTON STREET a -71 r f �, CITY OF SALEM 93 Washington Street Salem,Massachusetts 01970 ESSEX, SS Statement of Claim Pursuant to Mass. Gen. L.,ch. 139.Section 3A f r C, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Salem, Building Department claims TWO HUNDRED,ELEVEN THOUSAND AND TWENTY-TWO DOLLARS AND 22/100($211,022.22)due from Salem Realty,LLC, owner of record of the premises at 92 '/2 Boston Street, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts (formerly FlynnTan) as set forth in Book 13751,Page 323 in the Southern Essex District Registry of Deeds. Such debt, for the purposes of asbestos removal and demolition of a portion of the property, together with interest of 60/a per apnum hereby constitutes an lien upon the land on which said premises are located this, debr ay afFu 00 v! Stanley J. Uso Jr., et trout, Mayor of Salem Building Inspector r N 4 L'V J D. eenan, s stant City Solicitor u� moo APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AIA DOCUMENT 0702 (instructions on reverse side) PAGE oNE ori PAGES 2 TO (OWNER): City of Salem PRO)ECT4eference # 1-1240 APPLICATION NO: 2 Distribution to: Finance/Auditing Purchase Ordeh �l.8 93 Washington Street PERIOD TO: 12/31/99 0 OWNER �0 L]ARCHITECT Salem, MA 01970, 0 CONTRACTOR FROM (CONTRACTOR) Regional Industrial Serv. VIA (ARCHITECT): DEC 201999 ARCHITECT'S 0 79 Hixon Street PROJECT NO: d Bellingham, MA 02019 FINANCE DEPARTMENT CONTRACT FOR: Flynn Tan Building CONTRACT DATE:September. 8, 1949 CONTRACTOR'S APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT Application sheet,AI Do Document GMment, as ,tisattacheconnection with the Contract. CHANGE ORDER SUMMARY 1. ORIGINAL CONTRACT SUM ....................... $ 147,222.22 Change Orders approved in ADDITIONS DEDUCTIONS 2. Net change by Change Orders ................ ? previous months by Owner 0 0 3. CONTRACT SUM TQ DATE iLine 1 s 2),,,,,,,,,,,,, 211 U22.22 TOTAL 4.TOTAL COMPLETED&STORED TO DATE.......,.... S Approved this-Month (Column G on G703) Number Date Approved 5. RETAINAGE: 0 1 11/29/94 43,$()q 0 a. _ % of Completed Work $ (Column 0+E on G703) 2 12/14/94 20,Opp 0 b. % of Stored Material S 0 (Column F on 0703) Total Retainage (Une Sa+Sb or 0 TOTALS 63,800 0 Total in Column 1 of G703) ..................... $ Net chane by Chane Orders 6.TOTAL EARNED LESS RETAINAGE ................... $ 1 5, The undersigned Contractor certifies that to the best of the Contractor's knowledge, (Line 4 less Line S Total) information and belief the Work covered by this Application for Payment has been 7• LESS PREVIOUS CERTIFICATES FOR 50 000. completed in accordance with the Contract Documents,that all amounts have been PAYMENT (Line 6 from prior Certificate)......... $ paid by the Contractor for Work for which previous Certificates for Payment were 8. CURRENT PAYMENT DUE ........................... S—2 issued and payments received from the Owner, and that current payment shown 9. BALANCE TO FINISH, PLUS RETAINAGE............. $ herein is now due. (Line 3 less Line 6) CONTRACTOR: State of: Massachusetts County of: SS's Subscribed and s r to more me this, 16 day ofDecember ,19 94 ^� Notary Public: r 12/16/44 fsY Date: My Commission expires:. a 0 (� ARCHITECT'S CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AMOUNT CERTIFIED...... -.......... � (Attach explanatio amou rtifi differs from the amount applied for.) In accordance with the Contract Documents,based on on-site observations and the ARCHITECT: data comprising the above application,the Architect certifies to the Owner that to the 4' best of the Architect's knowledge,information and belief the Work has progressed as By; Date: indicated,the quality of the Work is in accordance with the Contract Documents,and This C rtifiwte is of egotiab . The AMOUNT CERTIFIED is yabte only to the the Contractor is entitled to payment of the AMOUNT CERTIFIED. Contractor named herein,issuance,payment and-acceptance of payment are without prejudice to any rights of the Owner or Contractor under this Contract. Au noruAAWT C707•APPt IreTIC" udn(i Pow-171 MP DTZ RISREGIONAL INDUSTRIAL SERVICES PO BOX 459 • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 TEL: (508) 966-3121 • FAX: (508) 966-3223 L 9.41 F/ NN S 6 . 8a 6asraw � S�r�,t� Travel Time Arrive on Job Q Trailer Move Hours Worked v b'5 Laborer/Man Hours Machine Rented SK 3m a ixo4y,,q D& hr5' Time Left Job Travel Time From Job Trailer Move MRu �Nt 8 hrs. 2 �}sr��srns f.�J S�R�R s 12 16,sUs As S�st�S f �- ) 4 Date /5 �1.�'Signed "-�-'c..r..� .t� • f'�G�- Title 0'3.'12/96 11:47 Irr_t 11.1 Bl< 13,751. PG 321% IO JITCLAIM DEED JOHN FLYNN & SONS, INC., a Massachusetts corporation (the "Grantor") having a mailing address of 80 Boston Street, Salem, Massachusetts for and in consideration of Ten Dollars ($10.00) and other good and valuable consideration, hereby grants, with QUITCLAIM COVENANTS, to SALEM REALTY LLC, a Massachusetts limited liability company (the"Grantee"), duly organized and existing according to law with a business address of P. 0. Box 53, Durham, Connecticut 06422, all of its right, title and interest in and to the land in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with all buildings and improvements thereon, and all rights and easements appurtenant thereto, all as more particularly described on Exhibit A attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof. The property conveyed hereby is conveyed together with and subject to all easements, conditions, agreements and restrictions of record. Without limiting the foregoing, this conveyance is made subject to that certain Mortgage (the "Mortgage"), dated as of September 3, 1984, from Grantor, as Mortgagor, to The First National Bank of Boston, as mortgagee, as recorded with the Essex County Registry of Deeds in Book 7513, Page 586, as assigned to Pownal Development Corporation, a Connecticut corporation("Pownal") by assignment dated June 9, 1995 and recorded with the Essex County Registry of Deeds in Book 13356, Page 1; and (ii) that certain Collateral Assignment.(the "Collateral Assignment"), dated September 3, 1984, from Grantor, as assignor, to The First National Bank of Boston, as recorded with said Registry in Book 7513, Page 596, as assigned to Pownal by the foregoing assignment. rt This conveyance shall not create a merger of the interest of the Grantee, as fee o.vner, and the interest of Pownal as mortgagee under the aforesaid Mortgage, and as assignee under the Collateral Assignnnent, , which documents and the interests created thereby shall remain outstanding, unsatisfied and in full force and effect. As and to the extent provided in Section 2A of the Mutual Release Agreement, of even date, between 'nt ter fia, the Grantor and the Grantee, the indebtedness secured thereby shall also remain outstanding, unsatisfied and in full force and effect. ' This Quitclaim Deed is a present, absolute and unconditional conveyance of title, in effect as well as in form, and is not intended as a mortgage or other security of any kind. As the value of the encumbrance of the Mortgage is equal to or greater than the consideration of the real property conveyed hereby, no Massachusetts Deed Excise Stamps have been affixed hereto. GSI-81058-1 BK 13751 PG 24 L Executed as a sealed instrument as of the of day of , 1996. JOHN FLYNN & SONS, INC., a Massachusetts corporation Name: Its: President Hereunto duly authorized By: �At d i — Name: Its: Treasurer Hereunto duly authorized COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COUNTY OF `> ss. —�—> 1996 Then, before me personally appeared ,(rC the President of John Flynn & Sons, Inc., to me known to be the person execut ng he foregoing instrument,who stated that the execution and delivery of the foregoing instrument had been duly authorized by the Board of Directors of said corporation and acknowledged said instrument to be his free act and the free act and deed of said corporation. Notary Pub Ic g My commission expires on: cis I.81058.1 6K 13751 FIS tic COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COUNTY OF ( � ss. 5��(� 1996 Then, before me personally appeared SID ,. %,x, the Treasurer of John Flynn & Sons, Inc., to me known to be the person executinglhe foregoing instrument, who stated that the execution and delivery of the foregoing instrument had been duly authorized by the Board of Directors of said corporation and acknowledged said instrument to be his free act and the free act and deed of said corporation. emj,nA, Notary ublic My m sA'oBERI(ALres on: , NOTARY PUBLIC MY COMMISSION EXPIRES 1MIIA4RY18,19m i GSI.81058.1 BK% 13751 51 PG 324 EXI-IIB11 A Legal Descri tp ion The following ten (10) parcels of land with buildings and other improvements thereon, located in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts: PARCEL A That certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situate in Salem, in the County of Essex and said Commonwealth,bounded and described as follows: Northeasterly by Goodhue Street one hundred eighty-two and 14/100 (182.14) feet, southeasterly by land now or formerly of John Flynn & Sons, Inc., one hundred twenty- six and 68/100 (126.68) feet, southwesterly six and 03/100 (6.03) feet and southeasterly sixty-one and 45/100 (61.45) feet by land now or formerly of Annie Polansky; southwesterly by Boston Street sixty-three and 12/100 (63.12) feet; northwesterly eighty- three and 58/100 (83.58) feet, and westerly eighty-seven and 23/100 (87.23) feet by land now or formerly of Dennis J. Clifford; and northwesterly by lands now or formerly of , Hannah Donovan et al., and Lena Mahoney seventy-two (72) feet. All of said boundaries are determined by the court to be located as shown on a plan numbered 15739-A drawn by Thomas A. Appleton, civil engineer, dated October 1934, as modified and approved by the Court filed in the Land Registration Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with original Certificate of Title#10,771 in said Registry, and the above described land is shown as parcels A, B, C, and D. Said parcel D is subject to easements as set forth in a deed given by Mary J. Mulligan to John A. Decry et al, dated August 21, 1917, duly recorded in Book 1373, Page 126. Meaning and intending to convey and hereby conveying the premises described on Certificate of Title No. 10904, registered with the Essex South Registry District of the Land Court. PARCEL B A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts with the three-story brick building and all other buildings thereon, bounded southwesterly by Boston Street about seventy-four(74) feet; southeasterly by land of Varney now or late; northeasterly by Goodhue Street; northwesterly by land of Joseph S. Frye, now or late, one hundred twenty-five (125) feet; southwesterly by land of Frye, now or late, fifty-seven (57)feet. GS1.81058.1 �r . 1 "r`c� F► 327 BK Meaning and intending to convey and hereby conveying the premises conveyed to the grantor by deed of Mary J. Mulligan, dated November 2, 1928,recorded with the Essex Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book 2787, Page 457. PARCEL C The land in said Salem, together with the buildings thereon bounded southwesterly by Boston Street 31.72 feet, northwesterly 68.07 feet, northeasterly 6.55 feet, northwesterly 8.32 feet, northeasterly 3 feet, northwesterly 42.50 feet, and northeasterly 27.80 feet, all by land now or late of Walsh, and southeasterly by land now or late of Clifford 117.37 feet, being the same premises shown on a certain plan of land entitled "land of John J. Walsh, Salem, Massachusetts, June 1920,Thomas A. Appleton, C.E." which has been duly recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 2454, Page 536. Said premises contain 3766 square feet according to said plan. The above described premises have always been commonly known and numbered as 92 1/2 Boston Street, Salem, Massachusetts. Meaning and intending to convey and hereby convey the same premises described in deed of Mary J. Donovan dated June 24, 1977, recorded at Essex South Registry of Deeds at Book 6363, Page 104. PARCEL D Land in said Salem, bounded and described as follows: Southwesterly by land of Annie Polansky; northwesterly by land now or formerly of Hannah P. Frye heirs, four (4) feet; northwesterly by land formerly of Mulligan, now of grantor; southeasterly by land of said grantor, four (4) feet. Being a portion of the premises conveyed to Annie Polansky, formerly Annie Chandler, by deed of Sarah Korn, dated August 13, 1923 and recorded with Essex South District Registry of deeds, Book 2565, Page 460. Meaning and intending to convey and hereby convey the same premises described in deed of Annie Polansky dated April 9, 1935, recorded at Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 3031, Page 417 PARCEL E Land in said Salem, with the buildings thereon, bounded as follows: southwesterly by Boston Street about seventy and forty-eight hundredths (70.48) feet; northwesterly by land now or formerly of Welch about one hundred eight and eighty-nine hundredths (108.89) feet; northeasterly by land now or formerly of beery about eighty- seven and twenty-three hundredths (87.23) feet; and southeasterly by land now or formerly of Decry about eighty-three and fifty-eight hundredths (83.58) feet. GS I-81058-1 BK 13751 PG M Meaning and intending to convey and hereby convey the same premises described in deed of Charles Kokoras dated March 26, 1936, recorded at Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 3069, Page 150 PARCEL F Land in said Salem, with the buildings thereon, beginning at the southeasterly corner thereof by land now or formerly of Wheatland, and thence running westerly by Boston Street about ninety-seven(97)feet; thence running northerly by land now or formerly of Mulligan, about one hundred nine (109) feet, nine (9) inches; thence running easterly by said Mulligan land about two (2) feet, one (1) inch; thence running northerly by said Mulligan land to Goodhue Street; thence running easterly by said Goodhue Street about eighty-two (82)feet; and thence running southerly by land nor or formerly of Wheatland and others to the corner begun at. Meaning and intending to convey and hereby convey the same premises described in deed of William C. Norton and Minnie S. Norton dated July 16, 1047, recorded at Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 3557,Page 554. PARCFL. G The land in said Salem with the building thereon situate,numbered 88 on Boston Street, bounded and described as follows: Southwesterly by Boston Street; Northwesterly by land, now or formerly, of the grantor herein; Northeasterly by land, now or formerly, of the grantor herein; and Southeasterly by land,now or formerly, of the grantor herein. Meaning and intending to convey and hereby convey the same premises described in deed of Annie Polansky dated May 3, 1948, recorded at Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 3600,Page 25. PARCEL H The land in said Salem, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: Beginning on Goodhue Street at a point marked "P" on a plan hereinafter referred to, at land now or formerly of Clifford; thence running northwesterly fifty and 56/100 (50.56) feet to the point marked"0" on said plan; thence turning and running southwesterly forty-two and 72/100 (42.72)feet to a point marked"J"on said plan at GSI_81058.1 BK 131751 PG 3214 which point there is an iron pin driven in the ground; thence turning and running southeasterly three and 6/10 (3.6) feet to a point marked "I" on said plan where there is an iron pin driven in the ground;thence turning and running southwesterly eighteen and 23/100 (18.23) feet to a point marked "H" on said plan at which point there is an iron pin driven in the ground being land now or formerly of Cook; thence turning and running southeasterly to a point marked "G" on said plan sixteen and 7/100 (16.07) feet at which point there is an iron pin driven in the ground; thence still southeasterly twenty-seven and 80/100 (27.80) feet to a point marked "T" on said plan, being land now or formerly of said Clifford; thence turning and running northeasterly by said land of Clifford sixty- three and 47/100 (63.47) feet to the point begun on Goodhue Street. Said premises are shown on a "Plan of Land on Boston, Grove and Beaver Streets, Salem, Mass., July 1910, Andrew Nichols, C.E." and being recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 20, Plan No. 23. Meaning and intending to convey and hereby convey the same premises described in deed of Charles Kokoras dated August 11, 1951, recorded at Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 3765, Page 39. PARCELI The land with the buildings thereon situated in said Salem bounded and described as follows: Southwesterly by Boston Street,three-five (35) feet; Northwesterly by land of John Flynn & Sons, Inc. eighty-one and 5/10 (81.5)feet; Northeasterly by land now or formerly of American Hide and Leather Co., thirty- five and 5/10 (35.5) feet; Southeasterly by land of Clements, seventy (70) feet. Together with the right of way to Goodhue Street appurtenant to said premises over the northerly end of said land now or formerly of American Hide and Leather Co., which has been in use during my ownership of the above described premises, meaning and intending, to convey whatever easement now legally exists by prescription or otherwise without covenant by me that an easement in fee does exist. Meaning and intending to convey and hereby convey the same premises described in deed of John William Grace dated July 26, 1957, recorded at Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 4389, Page 180. GSI-81058-1 BK 13751 PG 333 PA13CEL r The land in said Salem, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on Boston Street at land formerly of Jarzymka, and thence running;Northeasterly by said land, seventy (70) feet, more or less; thence running; Southwesterly by land now or formerly of the American Hide and Leather Company, fifty-eight and 85/100 (58.85)feet;thence running; Easterly by said Company land two and 3/10 (2.3) feet;thence running; Southeasterly by said company land eleven and 4/100 (11.04) feet; thence running; Southwesterly fifty-six and 18/100 (56.18) feet to Boston Street; thence running;Northwesterly by Boston Street, seventy and 81/100 (70.81) feet to the point of beginning, This conveyance is made subject to and with the benefit of all restrictions, easements, rights and agreements of record insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. Meaning and intending to convey and hereby convey the same premises described in deed of Joseph A. Clements and Edith M. Clements dated October 16, 1957,recorded at Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 4425, Page 272. GSI-810581 F 02/09/00 10:31 inst. 82 CT as in SALEM BK i6i89 Pu ��6 93 Washington Street D i 1Salem,Massachusetts 01970 SSEX, SS Statement of Claim Pursuant to Mass.Gen. L., ch. 139, Section 3A r NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Salem, Building Department claims TWO HUNDRED, ELEVEN THOUSAND AND TWENTY-TWO DOLLARS AND 221100 ($211,022.22) due from Salem Realty, LLC, owner of record N of the premises at 92 %Boston Street, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts(formerly uu FIynnTan) as set forth in Book 13751, Page 323 in the Southern Essex District Registry of Deeds. Such debt, for the purposes of asbestos removal and demolition of a portion of the property, together with interest of 6% per apnum hereby constitutes an lien upon the � Land on which said premises are Located this day of Feb 00 cn Stanley J. Uso Jr., ete trout Mayor of Salem Building Inspector F )fe I AA A, h 0 N tr J9ji D. eenan, s stant City Solicitor F'ts, Go C,.,1 FIAX ri C4 -r7 "*- APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AIA DOCUMENT G702 (instructions on reverse side) FMGEONE OF' PAGES 2 {'`4 TO (OWNER): City of Salem PRO)ECTReference # 1-1240 APPLICATION NO: 2 Distribution to: UnFinance/Auditing Purchase Ordej:,. 7S5 SZ0 n OWNER Q. 93 Washington Street (;��,p PERIOD TO: 12/31/99 ❑ARCHITECT Salem, MA 01970 . ❑CONTRACTOR FROM (CONTRACTOR):Regional Industrial Serv. VIA (ARCHITECT): DEC 20 1999 ARCHITECT'S ❑ co 79 Hixon Street PROJECT NO: ❑ Bellingham, MA 02019 FINANCE DEPARTMENT CONTRACT FOR: Flynn Tan Building CONTRACT DATE:September 8, 1999 elow, in LO ONTRACTOR'S APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT Contlinuation cation Sheet, AIA Dis made fory cmentum, asent G703,tisatttached connection with the Contract, CHANGE ORDER SUMMARY 1. ORIGINAL CONTRACT SUM ....................... S 147,222.22 Change Orders approved in ADDITIONS DEDUCTIONS 2• Net change by Change Orders ................ previous months by Owner 0 0 ........... 3. CONTRACT SUM TO DATE (Line 1 s 2) .. 211 022.22 n� TOTAL 4.TOTAL COMPLETED & STORED 70 DATE............ S Date A (Column G on G7D3) Number Date A Approved this5. RETAINAGE: 0 Approved a. _ % of Completed work $ 1 11/29/99 43,800 0 (Column D+Eon G703) 2 12/14/99 20,0000 b. % of Stored Material f 0 (Column F on 6703) Total Retainage (Line Sa+Sb or 0 TOTALS 63 800 0 Total in Column I of G703) ..................... S Net than e by Chane Orders 6. TOTAL EARNED LESS RETAINAGE ................... S 175,0 0. The undersigned Contractor certifies that to the best of the Contractor's knowledge, (Line 4 less Line 5 Total) information and belief the Work covered by this Application for Payment has been 7, LESS PREVIOUS CERTIFICATES FOR 50 000. completed in accordance with the Contract Documents,that all amounts have been PAYMENT (Line 6 from prior Certificate)..,...... f paid by the Contractor for Work for which previous Certificates for Payment were 8. CURRENT PAYMENT DUE .......................... $ 12.5,000 issued and payments received from the Owner, and that current payment shown 9, BALANCE TO FINISH, PLUS RETAINAGE............. S herein is now due. (Line 3 less Line 6) CONTRACTOR: State of: Massachusetts County of: SSe Subscribed ands r to bylore me th/i5�, 16 day o(December ,19 99 ( 12/16/99 Notary Public u •C�i 8Y Date: My Commission expires: aitf- a 6O d 'ARCHITECT'S CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AMOUNT CERTIFIED............... ©� �- (Attach explanatio amou rtili differs from the amount applied tor.) In accordance with the Contract Documents, based on on-site observations and the ARCHITECT: data comprising the above application,the Architect certifies to the Owner that to the best of the Architect's knowledge,information and belief the Work has progressed as By. '" Date: .indicated,the quality of the Work is in accordance with the Contract Documents,and This C rtificate is not egotiab . The AMOUNT CERTIFIED4PYab�� only to the the Contractor is entitled to payment of the AMOUNT CERTIFIED. Contractor named herein.Issuance,payment and-acceptance of payment are without prejudice to any rights of the Owner or Contractor under this Contract. AIA norUMrNT 0707•APPi Keil(-• ANn n p*In•_•n trip nnv..I t!T.q,.+v,n.I n.rt NY . r.I.. Salem Deeds - Deeds Online Page 1 of 2 } Southern Essex District w. Your Search criteria was as follows: Book: 19608 Page:369 1 Match(es)Found Result Sets: 1 Instrument Type: View the image. if available. Date: 11/14/2002 Instrument#: 522 Book: 19608Page: 369 Grantors: Grantees: SALEM REALTY LLC SALEM CITY Refers to: Referred to by: Book Page Type Book Page Type 10197 184 TAXT EPARTME.NT OF LABOR PAYROLL re+m Aoarc.w. U.Sa� Butly,l Bwa.a N.. 1A.Rt N'AG AND HOUR DIVISION {For Contractor's Optional Use; See Instruction, Farm WH-347 Inst.} .NAME OF CONTRACIOR SUBCONTRACTO Re conal Industrial :ORServicesRC r ADE PO Box 459, 79 Hixon Street, Bellingham, MA 02019 g p• PATfi]LC NO. ; FOR WEEK tl_," P JECT D i0 Tip -PROJECT OR CO NTRACI NJ. 1 T 2/11/99 piynn an wilding, Salem, MA � 1-1240 PO#00022755-00 (U (1) (L (U DAY AN Oki (5) {6} M B) (s) L NAME ADDRESS, AND - DEDUCTIONS NR WOR n: �� ( p I tOTAI RATT GROSS WAGES SCCIAL SECURITY NUMBER oy °' 5 6 7 8 9 110 11 NDURS OF PAY AAtOVNT W)iN PMD o=�I GLA S$1 ft^.At iO� (B��" OF EMPIOYEC �?,i . UANCG fICA NOT pkNG 1 OTRER p[^L'R:JRS! rCR WEE r}e O: HOURS WORKED EACs?DAY -6224 °i r ( f 1 Laurence Hurley 315 Lost Lake Lad M/Oi Qperator _ 8I8 8 ) 8I8 40 37.09 1483.60191.98 278.0 21.5 88.271 79.8211003.78 Groton, MA 01450 — t 1_ � I S I i 5 � E 1 S :�Ru xe_�47 0/681 _ FORMERLY SOL IB(—PURCHASE THIS FORM DIRECTLY FROM THE SUPT. Of DOCUMENTS W21/99 contract have bc.. of wJl be made to appropnafe prop^"n% for the bent'-'. at such emp!Oyees, except as noted In Section 4(c) Into.. Robert E. Oppenheim President (N.mt WHERE FRINGE CENEFITS ARE PAI-) IN CASH tate: do -,veby s .r Each laborer or mechanic listed in the above reference' payroll has been paid, as Regional t indicated on the r011, amount not less than the S:-, or ;he apylicabic basic (I) That I pay cr s_pe�'c the payment of the Fcric,ns t,= ::re! by — hour'y wage ra'c tJl;s the amount of the required fringe benefits as Is-ed in the cWnct, except as noted In Stcticn 4(c) belox•. Industrial. Services, Corp. Flynn Tan Building, _... on the EXCEPTIONS E.I.rt , I._c. .n< �a.u'c ., w,- (e. Salem, MA . tn,., during tre ,^ay , ' ceri_d cc .:-.enung o-. tt.c 5th � EXCEPTION (CRAFT) EXPV�':ATION I da. r! L> afiF - :92-9 enc end,n, '. _ _11tb- p,December :9 99 ---� a:. ,srs er"p 'c < s: ..e^ n2 a er� -,zi: e i - ee xages tamed, that n r4:ea ' na _e.'• or w!'.' e _ct et. .. c::cc;ly or -,r e .ena sa:' i Regional Industrial Services, Corp. w.t';: wages EL:ned by ani pe:Z^.n and that no deGUCiens ha+t been male tither direr'. — Inc redly from the fwl Wages earned by any person, other than pert,issib!e deductions as de'-,,E In Reguiatlons, Part 3 (29 CFR Su.`->t!tie A}, Issued by the Secretary of Labor under the Cope:_-^_ Ac', as amended (48 Stat. 9:E. 63 Stat. 106, 72 Stat, 967; 76 Stat. 357: 40 U.SA. 276c), ar,d dr ser a' tCiow: i , ha -. j FLNAPIKS {?) That any pd/teas ,thcr—se under this COW,_ct ror;,4ad to be submitted for the abc.e PC-..: are correct end complete; that the wage rates for laborers or mechanics conWned t"'.e:c;n ate rot less that, the applkabie wage rates contakned in any wage determinaticn IncOrper He0 icto the eDntracl;that the Class:fcatlons set forth therein for each laborer or mechanic conform with the j wc•: he performed. (3) That any apprentices employed In the above period are duly registered In a bona fide app7entk1SNp program registered with a State apprenticeship agency recognized by the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Department of Labor, or If no such recognized agency ousts in a State,are registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training,United States Depart mer.t of Labor. r (4) That: NAME AND TITLE y SIGNATURE (a) WHERE FRINGE BENEFITS ARE PAID TO APPROVED PLANS, FUNDS. OR PR13RA.f.IS Robert E. Oppenheim, Preside t`la F. ()04a;2.A6.ts4_',, A bast' h^,Ury wa-n r-'„ THE WILFUL FALSIFICATION OF Ally Or THE ABOVE STATEMENTS 'Ary SUB:E T HE CONTRgC-Ct, —In Edd 'A^ each laborer Or mechanic OR SUBCONTRACTOR To G`AL Ott CRIMINAL PROSECUTION. SEE ELCTION 1061 OF LTL( 19 AND listed f- _ _ rhe zcre C is as listedIn the SECTION ]al OF TITLE al OF THE UNtTEO STATES CODE. .•a ...-Itlaan�t w-tn vna U.S. DEPARTMENT OF t,ADOR PAYROLLldg WAPorovetl. �Q¢at eaaau No. 4�R1C WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION (For Contractor's Optional Use; See Instruction, Form WN-347 Inst.) NAME OF CONTRACTOR ® OR SUBCONTRACTOR ED ADDRESS Regional Industrial Services, Corp. 79 Hixon Street, PO Box 459, Bellingham, MA 02019 — PAYROLL N0. 2 FOR WEEK ENDING12/10!99 PrfE T A OCA N. gf } PROJECT Ott CONTRACT D y [�.Ly °i'Lan °uildin Salem MA -1240 0 22755-00 O) (2) (3) (4) DAY AND DATE (5) (B) m (B) (4) # i DEDUCTIONS NET NAME ADDRESS.AND o a WORK 60 1 �`V 1 GROSS WAGES SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER TOTAL RATE AMOUNT WITH tOTAI ost DIASSIFICATION HOURS OF PAY EARNED FICA NOLbINi >[� PAD OF EMPLOYEE _# O HOURS WORKED EACH DAY i —" O 1.�1^L OTHER DCDUCTIO4S FOR WEE> TAX �3-i• S3 6 1 02242227T-- D a Pi 79 Laurence Hurley o 9� 5! 7 3 315 Lost Lake Road M/ Operator , _ g MA 01490 Croton 309 l � t X78 2/ a`$ �' pr, 024646 78 ) 0 Brian Morgan g�SS �'�� t y`} ;�7 j 151"'` b 4 130 Woodland Road 1 Laborer, s _ _ r( _ 7 �� So hborg, MA 01772 - S Illi ° — - s D -- �- S O s i D F 0 S 0 S FORM WH-347 D/set - FORMERLY SDI. )A(—PURCHASE THIS FORM DIRECTLY FROM THE SUPT. OF DOCUMENTS Date ,1,(_"8 1 4 dr+4 • f + contract have bre, or will be made to appropriate programs .or the benefit at such 1. Robert E. Oppenheim President employees, except au noted In Section 4(c) below, txame or P•ro) (nue) (b) WHERE FRINGE BENEFITS ARE PAID IN CASH do hereby state: _ Each laborer or mechanic listed In the above referenced payroll has been paid, es Indicated on the pavroil, an amount not less than the sum of the applicable basic (I)That I pay or supervise the payment of the persons employed by Regional hourly wage rate pias the amount of the rewired fringe benefits as listed in the Industrial Services, Corp. Flynn Tan Building, contract, except as noted in Section 4(c) below, (Go ,M,an,r or macontndor On the (auaainc or wore (c) EXCEPTIONS Salem, MA 12th that during the payroll period Commencing on the December 99 18Th December 99 EXCEPTION (CRAFT EXPLANATION day of 19and ending the�.day of 19_, all persons employed on said project have been paid the full weel)i wages earned, that no rebates have been or will be made either directly or Indirectly to or on behalf of said Regional Industrial Services, Corp. from the full ((.rived.,er tvacant"do,) weekly wages earned by any person and that no deductions have been made either directly or Indirectly from the full wages earned by any person, other than permissible deductions as defined In ReguiatloV. Part 3 (29 CFR Subtitle A), Issued by the Secretary of labor under the Copeland Act. as amended-(48 Slat. 948, 63 Stat. 108, 72 Stat, 967; 76 Stat, 357; 40 U.S.C. 276e),and do- scribed below: REMARKS (2) That any payrolls otherwise under this contract required to be submitted for the above Period are correct and complete: that the wage rates for laboran or mechanics contained therein are not less than the applicable wage rates contained in any wage det4rmination Incorporated Into the contract;that the classifications set forth therein for each laborer or machanlc Conform with the work he performed. (3) That any apprentices employed In the above period are duty registered in a bona fide apprenticeship program registered with a State apprenticeship agency recognized by the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Department of tabor,or If no such recognized agency exists In a State, are registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training,United States Depart. ment of Labor. (4) That: NAME AND TITLE SIGNATURE (a) WHERE FRINGE BENEFITS ARE PAID TO APPROVED PLANS, FUNDS, OR PROGRAMS Robert E. Oppenheim, President ,;, - „, THE WILFUL FALSIFICATION OF ANY OF THE ABOVE STATEMENTS MAY SUBJECT THE CONTRACTOR ❑ —In addition to the basic hourly wags rates paid to each laborer or mechanic OR SUBCONTRACTOR TO CIV(L OR CRIMINAL PROSECUTION. SEE SECTION feel OF TITLE 1E AND listed in the above referenced payroll, SECTION 231 OF TITLE 31 OF THE UNtTTD STATES CODE. 0 Y payments of fringe benefits as listed In the a.a rIe–Ie–euu-� ay.ou } U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR PAYROLL ro— A001=•.e. WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION 9otlgaT Ba.wv Ro. AA-RIP (For Contractor's Optional Use; See Instruction, Form WN-347 Inst.) NAME OF CONTRACTOR ® OR SUBCONTRACTOR O ADDRESS RRe�ional Industrial Services, Corp. PO Box 459, 79 Hixon Street, Bellingham, MA 02019 PAYROLL NO. FOR w E9:wG PROJECT ANO LOCATION 1 PROJECT OR CONERACT NO. cAQ___„_ F ra B i1 in Lem. MA -1240 0022755-00 CQDAY ANO DATE 15) LT) (9) L4) DEDUCTIONS NrrNAME ADDRESS, Ano o WORK a: F S TOTALGROSS AGSOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER C tA�� WAGES `i CUSSIRCAT�ON 0 1 ( eFN HOURSY AMOUNT WITH TBiN. PAID OF EMPLOYEE F EARNED FICA HOLDING -ry ,c``-- OTHER DEDUCTIONS FOR WEEK O NOVAS WORKED EACH DAY TAX `^” `RTIh 022422272 Laurence Hurley d 315 Lost Lake Road Mj Operator c9 �� 3 97ol' ��+� � 5 — �� Groton, MA 01450 ' " �S - "{ f335 024646278 0 Brian Morgan 77 WW gn� R M/1 Laborer � a��- ��o5 �(}D �a,� �3q �c �7� ' ouuthgoroaMA s ~ — �� old — S 0 s o IF 0 S 0 F 0 _ S 0 S FORM WH-347 0169) - FORMERLY SOL L94--PURCHASE THIS FORM DIRECTLY FROM THE SUPT. OF DOCUMENTS contract have bcc,, or will be made to appropriate programs ;or the b^.ne Pl of such . employees, except as noted In Section 4(c) below. tN,+ne o+ tory parer) mue} (b) WHERE FRINGE OEN EFITS ARE PAID IN CASH do hereby state: Each laborer or mechanic listed In the above referenced payroll has been paid, as II indicated on the r,yroil, an amount not less than the sum of the applicable basic cm (1) That I pay or supervise the payment of the peons employed by ^ s t..A hourly wage rate Otis the amount of the required fringe benefits as listed in the llt`,, Contract, except as noted in Section 4(c) below. on the r'R Ylrl '..onlnncf or vDcuntr+.cors61 ta.rd+ne or wa rW � (c) EXCEPTIONS n s+ ._..._.pthat during the payroxri ll cd C-,, encing on t 9 1he� day of _L M�YrE _ 15Q_, and ending the 15111dayof If Oyn� 19�, EXCEPTION (CRAM EXPLANATION all salons emp%oyec on said project have been paid the full weekly wages earned, that no rebases have been o'r(�wdl�be made ether directly or Indiroclly to or on be./Alf oGsaid _ "j 1hUlt9'�"y`L-, serJtlttjf l.Y?7 from the f�!l "'�6 (Gontn etor or ,u D<ontn<le,) ttF-- wee%.'y wages earned by any pennon and that no deductions have been made either directly or Indirectly from the full wages earned by any person, other than permissible deductions as defined in Regulations. Part 3 (29 CFR Subtitle A), Issued by the Secretary of Labor under the Copeland Act, as amended (4B Stat. 948, 63 Slat. 108, 72 Stat. 967; 76 Stat. 357; 40 U.S.C. 2760), and dr seabed below: REMARKS _-- (2) That any payrolls otherwise under tris corwact required to be submitted for the l pericd are correct and complete; that the wage rates for laborers or mechanics contained therein are not less than the applicable wage rates contained in any wage determination Incorporated Into the contract;that the classifications set forth therein for each laborer or mechanic conform with the work he performed. (3) That any apprentices employed in the above period are duly registered in a bona fide apprenticeship program registered with a State apprenticeship agency recognized by the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Department of Labor, or If no such recognized agency exists in a State, are registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training,United States Depart ment of Labor. (4) That'. NAME AND TITLE SIGNATURE (a) WHERE FRINGE BENEFITS ARE PAID TO APPROVED PLANS, FUNDS, OR PROGRAMS sltf+.- THE WILFUL FALSIFICATION OF ANY OF THE ABOVE STATEMENTS MAY SUBJECT THE CONTRACTOR —In addition t0 the basic hourly wage rates paid t0 each laborer Or mechanic OR SUBCONTRACTOR TO CIVIL OR CRIMINAL PROSECUTKIN. SEE SECTION 1001 OF TITLE 1e A.40 listed in the above referenced payrofl, payments Of fringe benefits as listed in the SECTION 231 OF TITLE 31 OF THE UNITED STATES COOL aaa ne–,a–sisal i w-su a 0 n vs olwwrtlwaa or LMM PAYROLL a"oma- 131S4149 :. 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OF DOCUMCMTS O N of*w°rdo MMAW wk Godop boo pal 0 'Awfpaa� psvMd ar.a [} "r -• f 2 7,5 t /� /•�' �. ,id•0`•' ,W"lN�trad+" y�.N7NN++'ce°""" ' MOO VA 1 p p�PQM� o li �tsl nY Lg/61 °fl +a.�w►""j d EroPvayawN CA n {C�rNuc'W _ pywgM� �h d tf .i"' 'Uld 2S mr gmA�'d r4ft" asy"reM Nad PO yhW7dcrd aWd wdy�uj�.7°�t�h�tM " v"°d U40 aNaCN"°�d d'Aa7iC-.�"C� fir« -,....• w.ar4 ASN'!. ,�pMam .d of q � soW+ dpUAW Y7W.ada& Al 73SLIL Aa. liSW lt*"I rrtd` *u,a. #% *l o'ro"mW' ubWo pard °"n tasu p.- bko% we "Too WON$ olm .�arA ��nr.nrwa" °"` s�d+'w� ' "e u "°ww ►"°rte �c 0,4 r pt nowscomp s>,* ..oaw^" " ,.ea.,N�a moa aE � p�„r„cifi+ adr �/ Co� p a• _ N7F I 0 to e7b N .."d, N mr WMtU"V NdtrNVN ksMd "md dPA Ida WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION ..•••• mow�vec. t4- (For Contractor's Optio.a! Use; See Instruction, Form WH-347 Inst.) Budget Bureau Nc. RIC-3 NAME OF CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR I ADDRESS A-REST ABATEMENT TN[' 24 KEEWAYDIN DR, SALEM NH 03079 PAYROLL NO FOR WEEK ENDING —// ^ /1 I PRO AND LO ION / PROJECT OR CONTRACT NO. (3) (4) DAY AND DATE (5� (6) CA I (9) r vt DEDUCTIONS NAME ADDRESS, AND a WORK SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER o�- ¢ r,, I GROSS NET O TOTAL RATEAMOUNT WAGES OF EMPLOYEE . =,I CLASSIFlCATION F I HOU OF PAY EARNED I FICA MOL NG MEDI I OTHER TOTAL I PAID i WI O I HOURS WORKED EACH DAY TA% CARE TATE I DEDUCilOkS' FOR WEEK ANGEL BURGOS SS# 583-54-1774 ASBESTOS DI I I I HAV�L,SMA 01830 So SUPERVISOR Sl j5 �y �/ a� 3-3 -L 1.2.3 /33. 31 FAUSTO SANTIAGO SS# .027-60-58 0 o LI 516 BUNKERHILL RD. AUBURN NH 03032 M0 S RODNEY FEUGILL SS# 016-56-4640 D 531 LOWELL ST LAWRENCE, MA 01841 S1 s DIONISIO SUSANA SS# 016-76-55 0 ASBESTOS IDI 11 cuSTER ST. BO LAWRENCE, MA 0 I8 3. 3I/II 93. o 1 1 1 I MANUEL RODRIGUEZ SS# 024-72-0 04 11 ALBION ST SI I I S a- I ROBERT CAsrnw SS# 030-58-1 47 I OI I I I I I I 193 BRUCE ST LAWRENCE, MA 01841 S1 s g I I I I g ISS a /c/a-��o �0 3- � 9 MILTON ANDREWS SS# 584-29-814 I DI I I I 1 64 HAVERH L ST LAWRENCE, MA 01841 ISI I [;12 o rya/ `� 3.3 7. JOSE' ARIAS SS# 062-86-3336 I GI 110 ALLSTON ST I1 LAWRENCE, MA 01841 I sI l IDI l i 1 l DAVID MARTS SS# .010-76-3796 I br� 23 c> rrER ST - 3. 3 a- ��3 y� 3 MEifIDIN MA 01843 1M0 1 sl I l� I I I t5 oma/ /ya"1 ' �S FORM WH-347 (1/68) - FORMERLY SOL 164—PURCHASE THIS FORM DIRECTLY FROM THE SUFI. OF DOCUMENTS Date - Contract have been or will be made to appropriate programs for the benefit of such v M =Y JR t, caNrtt.7. T' PRESIDENT employees. except as noted in Section 4(c) below. _ (name of v¢namry parry) (nue) (b) WHERE FRINGE BENEFITS ARE PAID IN CASH do hereby state: l ' }rgb1lf Each laborer or mechanic listed in the above referenced payroll has bean paid, as indicated on the payroll, an amount not less than the sum of the applicable basic (1) That 1 pay or supervise the payment of the persons employed by hourly wage rate plus the amount of the required fringe benefits as listed in the P.–BEST ABATEMENT, INC.onthe l 3 / contract except as noted in Section 4(c) below. ��/7��'X1 (Contrarnar or sutaxntreeton ' (Build) /- na or werW (c) EXCEPTIONS that during the payroll g J� - g D Y period gmmencin on the day of //P.C�//7� 194— and endingthe lLda of 1 g EXCEPTION (CRAFT ) EXPLANATION all persons employed on said project'have been paidthefull weekly wages earned, that no rebates. have been or will be made either directly or indirectly to or on behalf of said -- A_RFCT anamz•rv_ TT TMr (Contractor er suDcontneton from the full weekly wages earned by any person and that no deductions have been made either directly orf indirectly from the full wages earned by any person, other than permissible deductions as defined in Regulations, Part 3 (29 CFR Subtitle A), issued by the Secretary of Labor under the Copeland Act as amended (48 Stat 948, 63 Stat 108, 72 Stat 967; 76 Stat 357; 40 U.S.C. 276c), and de•� scribed below: REMARKS (2) That any payrolls otherwise under this contract required to be submitted for the above period are correct and complete; that the wage rates for laborers or mechanics contained therein are not less than the applicable wage rates Contained in any wage determination incorporated into the contract that the classifications set forth therein for each Laborer or mechanic conform with thg work he performed. (3) That any apprentices employed in the above period are duly registered in a bona fide apprenticeship program registered with a State aeprenticeship agency recognized by the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Department of Labor, or if no such recognized agenLW exists in a State. are registered with the Bureau o`. Apprenticeship and Training,United States Depart- ment of Labor. (4) That: _ NAME AND TrtLE J SIGNATURE (a) WHERE FRINGE BENEFITS ARE PAID TO APPROVED PLANS, FUNDS, OR PROGRAMS SAMUEL F. HOMSEY PRESIDENi� THE WILFUL PA.LMFIDAkTION OF ANY OF THE ABOVE sTATDAENTS MAY SUBJE^ TH CONTRACTOR ❑ —In addition. to the basic hourly Wage fates paid t0 each laborer or mechanic gER'CTION 231D�ORF TITLE OF THLE OR UNRIDMS,�C�TPSCDDE��N- SEc SECTON 1007 OF TLE 38 AND listed in the above referenced payroll, payments of fringe benefits as listed in the L.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR PAYROLL Fenn Appmvee. WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION Butlge; Bureau Ne. R109t (For Contractor's Optiona! Use; See Instruction, Form WH-347 Inst.) NAME OF CONTRACTOR L OR SUBCONT-i.ACTOR I ADDRESS 24 KEEWAYDIN DR, SALEM NH 03079 PAYROLL NO. I I FOR WEEK ENDING �a 9 P ANDJLOCATION - PROJECT, OR CONTRACT NO. (1) (2) I (3) I41 (4) DAY AND DATE ( (6) m (9) NAME ADDRESS. AND E of WORK r T 1 " GROSS I DEDUCTIONS NET SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER o O TOTAL RATE TOTAL WAGES I AMOUNT WITH- OFEMPLOVEE =f CLASSIFICATION F Z� HOURS OF PAY EARNED FICA HOLDING MEDI OTHER PAID ii 3 5 01 HOURS WORKED EACH DAY I TAX CARE TATE DEDUCf10RS FOR WEEK FnaNIENO C. VAZQUEZ SS# 581-19 8765 1 j °I I I I 355 PARK ST ASEESTCIS LAWRENCE, MA 01841 M6 LABCFM s I I7 F'ERtIMM SANTIAGO SS# 096-88— 2661 D / AUBURNRN,KNH r�Io OIs M2 S / I y c DAVID MARTE SS# 010-76-3796 °� 23 CENTER ST MEPHUEV, MA 01843MO S I J /7 ' I/S j 3 a 1,7 31 / 7 3 / I i I CANDIDO CARCIA SS# 598-22-438 I OI I I I I I -x 131 A LAWRENCE ST //� 3 LAWRENCE MA 01841 jM3 SI I I I Idd a�`� 61 j-� J , JOSE ARIAS SS# 033-74-3440 108 WILLOW ST ! LAWRENCE MA 01841 0 j ISI I I I I i ' ID! J ISl I I I III I I ° I I I I ISI I I I I I °ill ! III ! ! I � Sllllli ► i � 01illl i Islip 1 I l FORM WH-367 (1/68) - FORMERLY SOL IS' PURCHASE THIS FORM. DIRECTLY FROM THE SUPT. OF DOCUMENTS Date 1," '` �J cony"ar have been or will be made It appropriate programs for the bene`: of such employees, ex^xp:as noted in Section 4(c) CelOW. cLMr-^r. HOMS=Y JF:. PR='ST_D^NT (Name of s,Cn=*,y party! _ _ S:title) (b) v+"+J=-3E �INuc 83NEFITc' ARS PAID IN CA$Y. do hereby state: paid• as —Each laborer or mechanic listed in the above referenced payroll has beer. indicated on t.e payroll, an amount not Vass than the sum of the applicable basic (1) Tha; I pay or supervise the payment of the persons employed by hourly wage rate plus the amount of the required fringe benefits as listed in tie ` yamcont2et except as noted in Section 4(c) below. P—SHST P3=THMEN'I INC.on the / 1/�,!7 A / ,�/(�y^,T�CCt*r✓or suetoomm=r)� T— Bulldlne or wort) (e) ��b"h' -ef t �`4 f that during the payroll period commencing on the ? Cj ExcEPTION (CRAFT) EXPLANATION day of 19 and en ding the day erfqt,_:t Y9� all persons employed on said project have been paid the full weekly wages earned, that no rebates have been or will be made either directly or indirectly to or on behalf of said L R^cT ne*mz MrnTm ,TN(, from the full (Ceatractor or subcontractor) - - weekly wages earned by any person and that no deductions have been made either directly or indirectly from the full wages earned by any person, other than permissible deductions as defined in Regulations, Part 3 (29 CFR Subtitle A), issued by the Secretary of Labor under the Copeland Act- as amended (48 Stat 948. 63 Stat 106, 72 Stat 967; 76 $tat. 357; 40 U.S.C. 276c). and de- scribed below: REMARKS (2) That any payrolls otherwise under this contract required to be submitted for the above period are correct and completC that the wage rates for laborers or mechanics contained therein are not less than the applicable wage rates contained in any wage determination incorporated into the contract-that the classifications set forth therein for each laborer or mechanic conform with the work he performed. _ (3) That any apprentices employed in the above period are duly registered in a bona fide apprenticeship program registered with a State apprenticeship agency recognized by the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Department of Labor, Or if no such recognized agency exists in a State, are registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training,United States Depart- men-of Labor. - (4) That: - NAME AND TrrLE SIGNATURE .(a) WHERE FRINGE BENE.- ARE PAID TO APPROVED PLANS, FUNDS, OR PROGRAMS SA-MUEL F. HOMSEY P.,,,_DENJ ir-` THE WILFUL FALSIFICATION OF ANY OF THE ABOVE STATEMENTS MAY ;uaIECT THE CONTRACTOR -1 —In additionto the basic hourly wage rates paid to each laborer or mechanic OR suacohrmACTOR M TO CL OR CRIMINL APROSE^urram. SEE SECTION 1001 OF TITLE IS AND listed in the above referenced payroll, payments Of fringe benefits as lista- in the SECTION 232 OF TITLE 31 OF THE UNITED S,^'rEs CODE c.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR ADP oveG.PAYROLL Fort WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION FQMBureau Nc. �nl CS. (For Contractor's Optiora! Use; See Instruction, Form WH-347 Inst.) NAME OF CONTRACTOR _ OR SUBCONTlACTOR ADDRESS n_BEST ARAmTMFN INC i24 KEEWAYDIN DR, SALEM NH 03079 PAYROLL NO / FOR WEEK ENDINuI ppO,�CT AND sOCATIOy /./(� ' I PROJE� OR CONTRACT NO. '9 I i� 4AN /� Jds/dA S T c.1 (2) (3) (e z n I f l (4}DAY AND DATE I (5) i (6) I (9) NAME ADDRESS, AND a o I p N I T F i I GROSS ! DEDUCTIONS NET SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER a- WORK O TOTAL RATE _ OF EMPLOYEE to =2 CLASSIFICATION i HOURS OF PAY AMOUNT WITH MEDI TOTAL WPAIID Id n% I- EARNED FICA HOLDING OTHER DEDUCTIOKSI Iz 3 WI O 1 HOURS WORKED EACH DAY 1 TRX CARE TATE FOR WEEK ANGEL BURGOS SS# 583-54-17741 ASBESTOS65 PECKER °II I I• ,MAISO SUPERVISOR 01830 I s �`� c,0 FAUST SANTIAGO SS# 027-60-58 0 0 516 BUNKERHILL RD. i AUBURN NH 03032 MO s J RODNEY FEUGILL SS# 016-56-4690 DI I I I I i H-- 531 LOWELL ST I r/ LAWRENCE, MA 01841 S1 sl I I I 1 1 o L' 6S � . °ov /yD7� D10NISSIOO SER USSANA SS# 016-76-55Q0 I ASBESTOS °I I I I I / (� / LAWRENCE MA 01841 M1 LABORER s l�J [c� 3 7 0 Q J 1 I I 8 i� y �5 as iov, 357, MANUEL RODRIGUEZ SS# 024-72-0004 1 DI I I 11 ALBION STI sI I ROBERT CAST= SS# 030-58-1247 °I 193 BRUCE ST s1 1 1 I Cfg , LAWRENCE, MA 01841 LLS1 j(y ag �• (oS I �� 5 � k MILTON ANDREWS SS# 584-29-8147) OI I I 11 I 1 I 64 HAVER.HIL• ST i �U (/ ! OJ � LAWRENCE, MA 01841 M3 s;I 7`O� .3 , JOSE' ARIAS SS# 062-86-3336; OI l 110 ALLSTON ST � I ! -7 LAWRENCE, MA 01841 MZ sl , 1/(�� : GD 12 3d I I I I °I i :i SI FORM WH-347 (1/68; - FORMERLY SOL :B<—PURCHASE THIS FORM DIRECTLY FROM THE SU.-T. OF DOCUMENTS Date /a 7 '/ contract have been or will be made tc appropriate programs for the bene" cf s---=n empioyees, except as noted in Section 4(c) below. CLh4TT!'i. A. MSFY JP PRESIDENT (Name'ot vgn=ory party) (Twe) (b) WHERE FRINGE BENEFTS ARE PAID IN CASH. do hereby state: —Each laborer or mechanic listed in the above referenced payroll has beer. paid, as indicated on the payroll, an amount not less than the sum Of the appli;abie basic (1) That 1 pay or supervise the payment of the persons employed by hourly wage rate plus the amount of the required fringe benefits as listed in the contra`, except as noted in Section 4(c) below. A-BEST PBATLMENT INC �n • on the (contractor or auoeormraecom (Bulldina or r10 (.) EXCEPTIONS 0 AS 7iw .57 _5g11"7P /(hat during the payroll period commencing on the Cay of L12 �.. and ending the�tlay oEXCEPTION (CRAFT EXPLANATION f � �� 1?� afi persons employed on said project have been paid the full weekly wages earned, that no rebates have been or will be made either directly or indirectly to or on behalf of said L_RF CT DRL TFNFr.TT TIyT,L^ from the full (Cont =or or suocontractor) weekly wages earned by any person and that no deductions have been made either directly or indirectly from the full wages earned by any person, other than permissible deductions as defined - in Regulations, Part 3 (29 CFR Subtitle A), issued by the Secretary of Labor under the Copeland Act as amended (48 Stat 948, 63 Stat 108, 72 Stat 967; 76 Stat 357; 40 U.S.C. 276c), and de- scribed below: REMARKS (2) That any payrolls otherwise under this contract required to be submitted for the above period are correct and complete: that the wage rates for laborers or mechanics contained therein are not less than the applicable wage rates contained in any wage determination incorporated into the contract that the classifications set forth therein for each laborer or mechanic conform with the work he performed. (3) That any apprentices employed in the above period are duly registered in a bona fide apprenticeship program registered with a State apprenticeship agency recognized by the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Department of Labor, or If no such recognized agency ex;= in a State, are registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Depart- ment of Labor. (4) That NAME AND ITTLE I SIGNATURE (a) WHERE FRINGE BENEFITS ARE PAID TO APPROVEDPLANS, FUNDS, OP. PROGRAMS LSA-MULL L F. HOMSBY PrLF'S_TDEI�TII THE WILFUL FALSIFICATION OF ANY OF THE ABOVE STATrEMENrS MAY SUBJE= THE COK-RACTOR )71 —in addition to the basic hourly wage rates paid to each laborer or mechanic on SUOBCOONTN 231 R CIOR SIO OFTHLE R CRIM15NAL, SpCpDE,�N. S=SECTION 1001 OF `rT LE IS AND listed in the above referenced payroll, payments of fringe benefits as listed in the ctCitp of 6alem, AaMwbuatt.5 Vublic .propertp Mepartment �3uiCaing Mepartment One&alem Oreen (978) 7459595 Ext. 380 Peter Strout Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer January 5, 2000 R.I.S. Services P.O. Box 459 Bellingham, Ma. 02019 Dear Rob: As per our conversation on January 4, 2000, I am informing you to proceed with the abatement of transite remaining on the job at your price of $3,500.00 for labor and $350.00 per bag of transite. As far as paying you for your equipment down time,the City will not pay you for these expenses do to these reasons. I.Our contract does not state paying you for these expenses. 2. At no time did we ask you to keep this equipment on the site. We feel you should proceed with this project in a timely fashion and finish the balance of your contract. Sincerely, 4 `-' Peter S to t Building Commissioner L Jf) \J REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION i TEL: (508) 966-3121 FAX: (508) 966-3223 December 27, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem Building Department 1 Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Dear Peter: As you are aware our equipment has been at a stand still since the 23`d of December at the Flynn Tan site. I have been trying to get in contact with your office for a couple of days regarding the asbestos transite issue at 80 Boston Street. The DEP wants the material that is down to be shipped out as ACM waste. Please contact my office regarding the additional asbestos containing materials that have now been discovered. I would appreciate hearing from you as soon as possible so we may proceed without further delay. Please note that the two excavators will be billed at $1,500 each per day. Thank you. Sincerely, r�# vRobert E. Oppenheim P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 DEC-27-99 69 :05 AN REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL SERV 568 966 3223 F. 02 I 3JEC-24-99 OS .55 An N BEST A8ATEMENT 603 093 0710 P. 01 24 Drive —Best Abatement Inc. MenuXK0 079 B�1em,NH Os079 Commercial/industrial 1.800.331.7699 ASBESTOS RI;MpvAL 1 803•e193.4698 FAX 1.803.893.0710 Thursday, December 23, 1999 John McCauley DEP Wilmington, Ma, RE: Flytann Building Salem, Ma, Dear John, i A-Best Abatement will have licensed personnel onsite to help assist wi h the removal of contaiminated debris and transite materials. A-Best will pro erly wet all materials, while Regional Industrial Services loads the the debris in�o poly- lined dumpsters. A-Best will clean any debris that falls outside the dumpster area, Sincerely, Tim Holmes Account Manager REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL: (508) 966-3121 $' M FAX: (508) 966-3223 DgM0 t27pN December 19, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem Building Department I Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Dear Peter: As we have made you aware of the asbestos transite materials found on Friday morning during demolition of the building on Goodhue Street, we request your attention to this matter. Our abatement contractor was on site at 2:00 PM for our meeting, which you choose not to attend. Please call us as soon as possible as this delay will hold us up on completing our original scope of work. The environmental authorities will have to be contacted as soon as possible. At your earliest convenience, please advise us. Sincerely, Robert E. Oppenheim P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL: (508) 966-3121 FAX: (508) 966-3223 DgM0 TON December 14, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem Building Department 1 Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Dear Peter: Confirming our conversation of December 13, 1999,we will be starting to haul debris off-site today. Would you please have our change order 11 ready for the disposal rate increase due to the delay in starting this project? Please see the attached letter stating the increase in disposal rates. Please call me at (508) 596-2910 and let me know when I may come in and sign the change order. Thank you. Sincerely, Robert E. Optbeim P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 DEC-13-99 10 : 17 PM REGIONAL INDUSTP.IAL SERV 508 966 3223 P- 02 t a J Alternate Energy, Inc. 60 Lumber Street • Hopkinton, Massachusetts 01748 ' 508.435.1070 • fax 308.435-10,71 + 800.882.8964 ; November 8, 1999 Regional Industrial Services RO. Box 459 Bellingham, Ma 02019 Attention: Roti Rob: Due to the disposal shortage in New England, all waste companies are facing severe increases in disposal costs at the remaining disposal facilities. Unfortunately, I have no choice but to pass these increased costs on to out customers. Effective immediately all loads are $1,300.00 up to twenty-two tons. If the loads exceeds twenty-two tons, each add tional ton will be charged at the rate of $50,00 per ton. I hope this increase will not deter you from continuing our business relationship. As always Alternate Energy remains committed to providing the gest service in the industry, Very truly y it ill Bra and ALTE ATE CrY,INC. SOU �1�:1�ty'.Sr'}n:nnrt R- rticnnr'al Y Rnik Hanlinn "� REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL: (508) 966-3121 $ r FAX: (508) 966-3223 U�0�0N December 10, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem City Hall Annex One Salem Green Salem,MA 01970 RE: Flynn Tann Demolition at 80 Boston Street, Salem, MA Dear Peter:;, Per our conversation of this morning, please note that the disposal per trailer load at the Flynn Tann site will be billed out at an additional $400.00 per load. Please initial beside your name for acceptance of this change condition and fax back to my office at (508) 966-3223. Thank you. Sincerely, Robert E. OppenhiYn Peter Strout P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 REGIONAL INDUSTRIALRIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL: (508) 966-3121 $' FAX: (508) 966-3223 DEMOtITtON December 16, 1999 City of Salem, Building Department Mr. Peter Strout I Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Re: Additional Building Demolition on Goodhue Street, Salem, MA Dear Peter; This letter is to confirm our conversation of December 15, 1999. We are in agreement to demolish the building on Goodhue Street that does not appear on my drawing in the Bid documents. The masonry will be used as fill and covered over with four inches of clean, ordinary borrow. The area will be fenced and the project will be completed on Goodhue Street. If you have any questions please contact me at your convenience. Sincerely, Robert Oppenheim P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGA J A 02019 TEL.: (508) 986-3121 December 19, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem Building Department I Salem Green Salem,MA 01970 Dear Peter.- As eter:As we have made you aware of the asbestos transite materials found on Friday,morning during demolition of the building on Goodhue Street, we request your attention to this matter. Our abatement contractor was on site at 2:00 PM for our meeting, which you choose not to attend. Please call us as soon as possible as this delay will hold us up on completing our original scope of work. The environmental authorities will have to be contacted as soon as possible, At your earliest convenience,please advise us. Sincerely, Robert 1r, Oppenheim P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 Told 089Z9L£809 h21tl] '?13I13113d Wd £Z: ZO NOW 66-0Z-03a REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL: (508) 966-3121 V FAX: (508) 968-3223 DEMOLIT101V December 8, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem City Hall Annex One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 RE: Flynn Tann Demolition at 80 Boston Street, Salem, MA Dear Peter: Confirming our conversation of Tuesday, December 7,the change order I reflects the removal of ACM roof flashing and window glazing materials and legal disposal of both products. At your earliest convenience, please prepare change order II for the increase in disposal rates which will be an additional three hundred dollars for every load of debris that leaves the site as we have previously discussed. The completion date also needs to be extended or modified. We are planning on working diligently to raze this structure in an expedient manner. I await your preparation of these documents for my signature. Thank you. Sincerely, Robert E. Oppenheim P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 JAN-04-00 01 :22 PM REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL SERV 508 966 3223 P. 02 <aa. �n�FttER.OARY 5063162698 0.01 AM 11010NAL INDUSTRIAL MINSERVICES CORPORATIQN TEL taow eta-ata TAX-(SM see-seas Iy=Mbcl 27,1999 Peter Strout City of Saturn Building Department 1 SalemOroon Satan,AIA 01470 Dear Peter; As you are alvare our equipment has been at a stand still since the 23rd of December at the ylyno Tan kite, i have been trying to get in contact with yot4 off ice for a eoupte 4daya tegarding the asbestos transits issue at 10 Boston Sued The DIN wants the asalidatthat Is down to be shipped out as ACM waste, t Flcasa contact my CMOs tegardfng the addittomi 4sbestas cmlaWng materials that have now been dlscovcred, I would apprMate hearing ftom yru as soon as possible Owe may proceed without further delay. Please rwtc that the two excavators will be billed at $1,600 ead per day. Thank you. Sin mely, Robert E.Opp eot eim P.0 WOR aka ?7e µ1xON 21'REE7 •9ELLih OMAM,MA 09010 JRN-E.4-E�0 01 :22 PM REGIONAL_ INDUSTRIAL SERV 59$ 966 3223 P• 91 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL: 15001966-3121 FAX: (509, 966$223 erly04hroN LOAM NO OF PAGES Incl. Cover TO:�. AM.: " m��h SUBJECT: NOTES, �tiP._np t e)wx rA('--• PAk(�f Pleose Call(508) 966-=121 ijvou do not receh,e all pages. Thank you. P.O. SOX 4551 7f) IIIXON .TRrrT + Rr1.,LINS:HAM MA nl0ln I. 4�- , . . BID QUOTATIONS BID TITLE: BID M THE FO OWING 81DS WERE RECEIVED FROM: BID TOTAL: o'er �7 $fir/✓ iii- oo J �a S' ,�� $ � c�O�000 • o0 S $ c lC $ /y7 �o�01• A'a $ 1 hereby Certify that the above list is complete and accurate. Signed and the Pa' s and Penalties of Perjury on this @NT-OF iC NESS City of Salem Change Order Request No.T `f�r# /-/,2y0 Contract No.222 Oop2z7SS oo Project Description &Locatiooitoil 10 �y,.N-ravel 1 J Request: (a) Requested by ;I rte• &,vi[e` of IILLIn416& (b) Requestor's desrnption of change: Attach sufficient documentation detailing unforseen circumstances and explaining why proposed change is in the best interests of the City. 2.) General Contractor's Proposal Request No. Z For all costs involved in this change including extensions of time herein requested the under signed general contractor proposes to perform the work described above in accordance with the provisions of the contract and certifies that the attached cost data is accurate,complete and current and mathematically correct. n /1/olE. SGPs 1=or'D��..ps Nn osI' G3E l�rovi�/¢� /7•S . Payment shall be made on the basis of: (a) Predetermined lump sum total of(adjd (deduct) $ ,V�•— 15,z Da (b) Lump Sum"not to exceed" (ate (deduct) $iVor ro Exceed 900 (max price based on contract unit prices or negotiated agreed unit prices) (c) Time and Materials Basis "not to exceed" (add) (deduct) $ Place X beside selected proposal method and strike out either (add) or (deduct) whichever does not apply. Attach detailed estimates and breakdown for above. A claim for work performed under protest shall be submitted per (c) ab v . An extension of calender days is requested. We the undersigned certify that the attached documentation detailing the nature of and reasons for the proposed change are true and accurate. Signed under the 12ains and enalities of perjury Contractor •o ,SgvIW By i2 i r irm Name Authorized SiglKture I Jatd 3.) Approval Recommended By: The Designer and the Clerk of the Works or Resident Engineer must attach their respective letters of recommendation. Adverse or altered recommendations must be delineated on the letters. We the undersigned certify that the above detailed deviation or change in the specifications of this contrac t st terests of the ie Si ed under the pains and enalities of er'u / p r/Clerk c Works esigner Date Original Contract Sum was $ zz•a 4.) 2be-par=6iit t Total Previous Change Orders $ 5' - Contract Sum before this Change Order $ This Change Order $ �_ Head a e New Contract Sum $ L Contract Completion Date 5.) Approved By City: Date Upon Signature of Awarding Authority(City), this request becomes a formal change order for immediate distribution. 12/06/1999 . 22:15 9787409846 SALEM Bt.D DEPT PACE 02 City of Salem , O Change Order Request No. ContractNa 'r� .� -K 0Proiect Description&Loci tlon^ • T IYur • N' 'T�Cmoi.)ltor, Bagro�Fe; !"04 1.) Request: (a) Requested byof (b) Requestor's description of change: �315l1a�)Cvu (+IAZTw�kG 11M t'AS UN,.� . 6ttash LUME101 d tat on to a(1ilSii4{gi )g why monose APPS) !n the best interests of the City. 2.) General Contractor's Proposal Request No. For ail costs involved in this change including extensions of time herein requested the under signed general contractor proposes to perform the work described above in accordance with the provisions of the contract and certifies that the attached cost data is accurate,complete and current and mathematically correct. Payment shall be made on the basis of: (a) Predetermined lump sum total of(add) (deduct) S (b) Lump Sum"not to exceed'(add) (dedtxt)3— _ (max price based on contract unit prices or negotiated agreed unit prices) (c) Time and Materials Basis•not to exceed' (add) (deduct) $ Place X beside selected proposal method and strike out either (add) or(deduct)whichever does not apply. Attach detailed estimates and breakdown for&bows, A claim for work performed under protest shaft be submitted per(C) . An extension of- T. calender days is requested. We the undersigned certify that the attached documentation detailing the nature of and reasons for the proposed change are true and accu(raaU�e..�S.loed under the a 1 Contractor . C c;R?• By r' , r. Firm Name Authorized naturee 3.) Approval Recommended By: The Designer and the perk of the Works or Resident Engineer must attach their respective letters of recommendation. Adverse or altered recommendations must be delineated on the letters. We the undersigned fy - at the above detailed deviation or change in the specifications of this contract sts of the City. C.gag,un thi<all of m-nallrles of og�ry Ci � erk of Warks a signer Dau Original Contract Sum was S f 1 4.) Dep Pint Total Previous Change Orders S ContraSum before this Change Order f UZ /` �5 This Change Order f Paten t New Contract Sum f� Contract Completion Date S.) Approved By City: Nate Upon Signature of Awarding Authority(Ciry),this request becomes a formai change order for immediate distributitm. DEC-14-99 12 :00 PM REGIONRL INDUSTRIAL SERV 509 966 3223 P. 02 1211411939 31:15 65.`.'ia 7925.)6 ERRW PAGE G "R:R.R.C= Invlronmental $esource Return Qrp. Recyclkfy 7bchnolooss For The Futuro Rob Oppenheim Regional Industrial Service 76 Nixon St. P.C. Box 458 Bellingham, MA 02019 Dour Rob, December 14, 1969 Due to the delays at the Flynn Tannery Site In Salem, MA, our company has been forced to Increase its tip tees, The job was quoted several months ago and since that time many of our disposal costa have dramatically increased. —The current rates into our facility have gone up$400.00 per truckload to account for the new costs We at ERRCO appreciate your eommitment,to the recycling of this material as opposed to fitting up already overburdened I,endfiiis. Companies such as yours help to close the loop and max#recycling work In Now England. Sin Pan1He6xwVD'n �l �r 270 Excitor Read,P.O.sox k Eppins.NH 03042 (683)69.2626 PAX{6037 679.2$26 amd addaeu:EUCOHQ®AOL.COM trtwa m 1Grncird+Fyrn DEC-10-99 FRI 02 :54 PM PELLETI.ER. GARY 5083762680 P. 01 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL: (508) 966.3121 , FAX: (505) 955-3223 '�Mpf moat December 10, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem City Hall Annex One Salem Green Salem,MA 01970 RE: Flynn Tann Demolition at 80 Boston Street, Salem,MA Dear Peter: Per our conversation of this morning, please note that the disposal per trailer load at the Flynn Tann site will be billed out at an additional $400.00 per load. Please initial beside your name for acceptance of this change condition and fax back to my office at(508)966-3223. Thank you. Sincerely, Robert E. OppenhV Peter Strout P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 DEC-10-99 FRI 02 :54 PM PELLETIER. GARY 5083762680 P. 01 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL: (908) 966-3121 FAX: (509) 966-3223 �MOurrDN December 10, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem City Hall Annex One Salem Green Salem,MA 01970 RE: Flynn Tann Demolition at 80 Boston Street, Salem,MA Dear Peter: Per our conversation of this morning, please note that the disposal per trailer load at the Flynn Tann site will be billed out at an additional $400.00 per load. Please initial beside your name for acceptance of this change condition and fax back to my office at(5 08) 966-3223. Thank you. Sincerely, J � O Robert E. Oppenhi Peter Strout P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 P.02 DEC-14-99 TUE 11 :07 AM PELLET IER.Ci GiRl' DEC-18-99 10: 17 P% RHGIONAL IHDU97RIAL $@RV SBB 96i> 3'22.8 Alternato Energy, Ines 60 Lumber"itt• Hopkinton,biassachusena 01748 5 •435.1010 4 Fax 409.433.10711 0 800-M-89614 November 8, 1999 Regional Industrial Services F.O. Box 459 Bellingham,Ma 02019 Attention: Rob Rob: Due to the disposal shortage in Now England, all waste companies are facing severe increases in disposal costs at the remaining disposal facilities. Unfortunately,I have no choice but to pass these increased costs on to out customers. Effective immediately all loads are $1,300.00 up to twenty-two tons. If the loads exceeds twenty-two tons,each additional ton will be charged at the rate of$50.00 per ton. I hope this increase will not deter you from continuing our business relationship. As always Alternate Energy remains committed to providing the best service in the industry. Very truly ylr ill Era d AUE ATE (05V,INC, Solid Wow Tr;lntr M9'ntmrn'ol 0 R"' ti.,..0-_ DEC-t4-99 TUE 11 :07 AM PELLETr ER. GARY 6063762680 P. 01 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL: (306) 966-3121 FAX: (500) 966.3223 t #EMo;11704 December 14, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem Building Department I Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Dear Peter. Confirming our conversation of December 13, 1999, we will be starting to haul debris off-site today- 'Would you please have our change order II ready for the disposal rate increase due to the delay in starting this project? Please seethe attached letter stating the increase in disposal rates. Please call meat(508) 596-2910 and let me know when I may come in and sign the change order. Thank you. Sincerely, ,% /) ` Robert E. Oppenheim PO. BOX 459 . 79 NIXON STREET • BELUNGNAM, MA 02019 DEC-06-99 WED 08 ;27 AM PELLETt ER..Gq.RY , 5083762680 P. 02 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL ' S SERVICES CORPORATION 'f El.: 45081 966-3121 FAX: (508) 966-3223 MMpunotp December 8, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem City Hall Annex One Salem Green Salem,MA 01970 RE- Flynn'Dann Demolition at 8o Boston Street,Salem,MA Dear Peter: Confirming out conversation of Tuesday,December 7,the change order I reflects the removal of ACM roof flashing and window glazing materials and legal disposal of bath products. At your earliest convenience,please prepare change order 11 for the increase in disposal rates which will be an additional three hundred dollars for every load of debris that leaves the site as we have previously discussed. The completion date also needs to be extended or modified. We are planning on working diligently to raze this structure in an expedient manner. I await your preparation of these documents for my signature. Thank you. Sincerely, Robert E. Oppenheim P.O. BOX 459 . 79 MIXON STREET • 9ELLtNGHAM, MA 02019 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION t TEL: (508) 966-3121 ' i► FAX: (508) 966-3223 DEMO ,,.. 0N November 16, 1999 John Keenan 60 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 RE: Increase in Disposal Rates Dear Mr. Keenan: Please find attached an increase in disposal rates on construction/demolition debris. As noted previously in my correspondence to Mr. Hill and you, these delays on the additional asbestos waste are going to further increase the cost of performing this demolition project. The City of Salem's lax process of appropriating additional funds for unforeseen asbestos material is further delaying this project on schedule and dumping rates are increasing, which is going to require additional funding for this work which already should have been completed. We await your expedient response to our concerns in these matters. Sincerely, Robert E. Oppenheim CC: Jonathon Friedman, Gargill, Sassoon&Rudolph J P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 Alternate Energy, Inca b0 Lumber Street • Hopkinton, Marsachusetts 01%48 508-435-1070 • fax 508-435-1071 • 0682.8904 November S. 1-999 Regional Industria] Services P.U. Box 459 Bellingham, Ma 02019 Anentiotl. Rob Rob. Bur to the disposal shortyge in New England; all waste companies are facittg severe increases it)disposal costs at the remaining disposal facilities. Unfortunately, I have no choice but to pass these increased costs on to our customers. Effective immediately all loads are $1,300.00 tip to twenty-two tons. 1f the toads exceeds twenty-two tons, each additional ton will be charged at the rate of$50.00 per ton, I hope this increase will not deter you fi.om continuing our business relationship. As always Alternate Energy remains committed to providing the best service in the industry. ^ \ Very truly y ill Braand AL ATE EN�#IGl',INC. v�!id Waste Ttanslxm s iXspat • Butk Hautmg PN1raT&'Q Uiv W&S"r C:.CG rWc+'en APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AIA DOCUMENT 0702 (Instructions on reverse side) PAGE ONE oF2 PAGES TO (OWNER): City of Salem PROJECT: Reference # 1-1240 APPLICATION NO: 1 Distribution to: Finance/Auditing Purchase Order # 00022755-00 (N OWNER 93 Washington Street PERIOD 70:10/30/99 ❑ARCHITECT Salem, MA 01970 ❑ CONTRACTOR FROM (CONTRACTOR): Regional Industrial Serv. Ct+cXI?ARCHITECT): ARCHITECT'S ❑ 79 Hixon Street PROJECT NO: ❑ Bellingham MA 02019 CONTRACT FOR: Flynn Tan Building CONTRACT DATE September 8, 1999 CONTRACTOR'S APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT Application n Shet,for AIA Payment,cument 6703, isattached.elow,in connection with the Contract. CHANGE ORDER SUMMARY 1. ORIGINAL CONTRACT SUM ....................... $ 147,222.22 Change Orders approved in ADDITIONS DEDUCTIONS 2. Net change by Change Orders ..................... $ previous months by Owner 3, CONTRACT SUM TO DATE (Line 1 ±2). ... .......... $ 14/,22 ZZ TOTAL 4. TOTAL COMPLETED & STORED TO DATE............ $ 50.000.00 Approved this Month (Column G on G703) 5 Number Date Approved S. RETAINAGE: 0 a. � % of Completed Work $ (Column D+E on G703) 0 b. 0 % of Stored Material $ (Column F on G703) Total Retainage (Line 5a+5b or 0 TOTALS Total in Column I of 6703) ................... .. S Net change b Chane Orders 6. TOTAL EARNED LESS RETAINAGE .................. . 5 The undersigned Contractor certifies that to the best of the Contractor's knowledge, (Line 4 less Line 5 Total information and belief the Work covered by this Application for Payment has been 7. LESS PREVIOUS CERTIFICATES FOR completed in accordance with the Contract Documents,that all amounts have been PAYMENT (Line 6 from prior Certificate)......... $ 0 paid by the Contractor for Work for which previous Certificates for Paymerii were 0. CURRENT PAYMENT DUE .......................... S 50,000.00 issued and payments received from the Owner, and that current payment shown 9, BALANCE TO FINISH, PLUS RETAINAGE............. $ 973 222.22 herein is now due. (Line 3 less Line 6) ^ CONTRACTOR: State of: Massachusetts County of: rfolk Subscribed and sworn tob.02re me this 25 day of October ,1999 Notary Public: dlul By: - Date: My Commission expires: if 1 a,7T ARCHITECT'S CERTIFICATE FOR PAYM NT AMOUNT CERTIFIED....ifa ............. . $ (Attach explanationonif amaun nifie differs from the amount applied tor.) In accordance with the Contract Documents, based on on-site observations and the ARCHITECT: data comprising the above application,the Architect certifies to the Owner that to the best of the Architect's knowledge,information and belief the Work has progressed as By; Date: indicated,the quality of the Work is in accordance with the Contract Documents,and This C&Iificate is not negotiable. The ANTOUN ER7IFIED is pays le only to the the Contractor is entitled to payment of the AMOUNT CERTIFIED. Contractornamed herein.Issuance,paymentand acceptance of payment arewithout prejudice to any rights of the Owner or Contractor under this Contract. APA nnfUMrNT 6707•APr,i it .TIr," ANn (1$ 1I(" CONTINUATION SHEET AIA DOCUMENT 6703 PAGE 2 OE 2 PAGES AIA Document G702, APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT, containing' F APPLICATION NUMBER: 1 Contractor's signed Certification is auached. APPLICATION DATE: 10/25/99 In tabulations below, amounts are stated to the nearest dollar. PERIOD FROM: 10/07/99 Use Column I on Contracts where variable relainage for line items may apply. TO: 10/25/99 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO: A B C D L F G H WORT: COMPLETED ITEm DESCRIPTION OF WORK SCHEDULED TOTAL COMPLETED No. VALUE This Application AND STORED / BALANCE RETAINAGE PreviousTO DATE IG-C1 TO FINISH Apphcaoons Work in Place Stored Mm erials (D+E+FI IC—GI (nor in D or EI 1 Asbestos Abatement 50,000.00 0 50,000.00 0 50,000.00 100 0 0 2 Demolition 97,222.22 0 0 0 0 0 97,222.22 0 I � 147,222.22 0 50,000.00 0 50,000.00 97,222.22 0 AIA nDr-UMFNT G101 rnvTt,,ATtr,N v'IrrT PPPlt 197't-.rrinin.i GL,G ncoe a a City of Salem Purchasing Dept. One Salem Green cfl Salam, MA 01970 Re: Project: Demolition of Building at 80 Boston Street Contractor: Regional Industrial Services, Inc. Bond: #0707-9142 To Whom It May Concern: We are the underwriting manager for John Deere Insurance Company, Surety on the bonds this contractor has supplied for the above project. For reference purposes, and to verify that the contractor has met their contractual obligation, I would appreciate your help in completing the following form and faxing it back to my attention at the number below as soon as possible, or forwarding it to the correct individual for completion. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, Je fer . Canfield nd sistant X't c, Glencoe Underwriters Ltd., P.O. Box 357, 4121 Oregon Pk., Brownstown, PA 17508 Phone 717-859-5497• Fax 717-859-5498 GLerncoe JOHN DEERE INSURANCE COMPANY GENERAL STATUS INQUIRY To: City of Salem Bond#: 0707-9142 Contractor: Regional Industrial Services, Inc. Project Description: Demoltion of Building at 80 Boston Street Contract Price Bond Amount Effective Date Completion Date $147,222.22 $147,222.22 09/15/99 As the Surety company on the above captioned bond,we need to determine the status of the above referenced project. Status Inquiries will be sent out intermittently until the project has been satisfactorily completed. Please complete one of the sections below with the appropriate information. Once the forth has been completed,signed and dated,please return this form to my attention at your earliest possible opportunity to the fax number listed below. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. CONTRACT IS COMPLETE 1. Date of Completion Date of Acceptance 2. Final Contract Price Has Contractor been paid in Full? (If no, Please explain.) 3. Was work completed satisfactorily? (If no, please explain.) ---------------------------------------------------------- 4. Have all Labor and Materials Bills Been Paid ?(If no, please explain. ) ---------------------------------------------------------- CONTRACT IS INCOMPLETE 1. Percent Completed to date 2. Total Amount Paid Contractor to Date 3. Total Retainage to Date 4. Anticipated Completion Date _ 5. Are Labor and Materials Bills Being Paid by Contractor (If no, explain) ------------------------------------------------------------ 6. How is the Work Progressing (On Schedule, Behind Schedule-Explain) ------------------------------------------------------------ REMARKS --------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Completed By: _ _ Date ---------- Title Phone Glencoe Underwriters Ltd., P.O. Box 357, 4121 Oregon Pk., Brownstown, PA 17508 Phone 717-859-5497• Fax 717-859-5498 W& E.Pk. AGENCY #99 12785 wAM MANAGIMeNT CT,MA.Fill,W.NN.NE tjY GENERATORS LOGLOGANO GENERATORS ANO Region 2 EPA Now England 290 Broadway,26th Floor P.O.act.Fla•1'ortimtd.Cr 064M EPA Congress So00 eet Now York,NY 107.1666 (866)342.0667 • Fu:(860)342-466 Boston.MA 02114.2023 (212)26w6770 Ow of State f400-2n-7867 (617)918-111.1 FU ar,T4; ASBESTOS DISPOSAL & DOCUMENTATION FORM Job Number P.O. at GfENER-ATORA3UILDINGi OWNER Contractor :+_acG , IT nrr Address_ nd Xx^r nv ry r a Address r 1 m city C oyy* ^ StaEe,.�Zrp03!i',a_ Telephone NumberM_ YO a3_A54a; Phone Number a\� — Date Container Dei. Date of Pickup!C S/' 'GENERATI LOCATION Type of Container il,f • Address VOLUME 17-Z $► Friable Non-Friable L �" ❑ cry stata�� zP Bag DrumQ WraPPedQ Other C3 Phone Number Rpt ASBESTOS,9, NA2212, PG III ---.. I car%the above named materiaf does not contain free liquid as defined by 40 CFR part 260.10 or any applicable state law,is not a hazardous waste as defined by 40 CFR part 261 or any applicable state law, has been properly described,classified and packa*,and Is in proper condition for transportation accordirQ to NESHAP standards for asbestos waste disposal found in 40 CFR part 61.150. Shipper's Certification: I hereby declare ttat the contents of this consignment are€ally and accurately described above by the proper shipping name, and are classified, packaged, marked and labeledlplacarded, and are in as respects in proper condition for transport according to applicable Intemational and national premment regulators. AUTHORIZED SIGNATUR� �� Transporter 1: x./..:n 1 _Cn _`� _L2MC, Driver. —�4 � r` --Reristratian hrA i r Date 'I k4 '4 Rate Sr naT Acknowledgement of receipt of materials. Transporter 2: Waste Management of CT Inc. PO Box 144 Portland CT 084$0 Driver: N;1 Registration#: Date: Signsture Stan•/! - Actalowtedgement of receipt of materials. TEMPORARYT07M FER FACILITY: WASTE MANAGEMENT OF CT INC. • 203 PtCKERiNG MEET PORTLAND,CT 06460 PHONE:(800)272.3867 PERMITYSYY1130223Received By: Date: — 19 L1 Cer fiieabon of reoslpt of materials covered by this manifest. Transporter 3: _L Driver: ' Registration#: V/17 r Date: Signature tate t Acknowledgement of receipt of materials. Landfill Name: N Ptmne No: Location: ?rrASE%rr •l..ktT,E'_' Fr—AD j1.Zj'—N4 P.A. 1564 Permit#. Approximate Volume of Asbestos Received: 177 PADS Discrepancy 0 Any: / Received by: Date: Celcation of receipt of materials covered by this manifest, rnovn rnuYn�nrna NOV-1T-99 64 .92 PM A BEST ABATEMENT 603 693 0710 P. 02 WASTE SHIPMENT RECORD i DOCUMENT NwtB> R: nCKET NtnaeER A105207 o y i. Facility Dame and ma79ng address Owners name Owners telephone no. 78 TILY- ,j 7-Arj �%l gv,s tLilG �'Aa �,tA.AN 75/S- yb7$" $0 8 est o.t� ST X_ fc rm Os.D 9 wd=- h�i�C G owner,fax no. SAtr.*Kt nnA Gt R70 hat ar4�.��, Gr, 2. '$staters Mme and address Operators telephone no. A-VEST ABATEMENT INC � a * � � `� ' 60,31893-4696 24 RE-WAYDIN CP " ?� opmamra fax ro. SALEM, NB 03075 E 3. Waste deposal site(MS)name.mating address,and physical site location WDS telephone no. 330.8615-3435 N Minerva Enterprises,Inc E P.O.Box 704 WDS fax no. R 9060 Minerva Road 330-866-3498 A Wi esb OH 44688 T 4. Narne and address of respons76le agency(Local,DisCtdL Stats,a EPA Olfke where noti6wdon was sent) ID.O D. L.Q. C R 7-or A L owe-t-L JT'• i,..f.k7 or tie 7 5. Dascrtptidn matehals 6. Containers 7. Total quantity Ila cubic W RD. Asbestos, 9, NA2212, 111. �G, �5 � � � . 8" Specht handling insbuttions and additorai information 9. OPERATOR' CERTIFICATI11 1 hereby declare that the contents of 8ds cpnsignment are lly and accurately descrbed above by proper shipping name and are dassMe .packed,marked,and labeled,and aron'aii respells in proper condition for.transport by highway according W applicable international and government NulatJons. Printedrtyped name rs 8de I Signature Month Day Year SA,tlUEL HOMSEY PRESIDENT {) 7-7 ?7 10.Narrx M Transporter i(Acknowiedgemert of receipt of m itedals) T Address,telephone n '.and fax no. Signaturey Day Year R A Gj N Printedrlyped riams,8 tttle 10- 3 C�'iC''.'t r.. P O i1.Name of Transporter 2(Acknowledgement of receipt of materials) R T E Address,telephone no.and fax no. Signature Month Day Year R Pratte"ped name b We W t 12.Discrepancy t'idicadon space D S 13 Wes is al s. owner .or o -Paton. Cer86catlon racei tdt ashes' material co b thin msnflestexx t as noted in item 12 3 " ign t Mont flay Year White Copy_ Generator Yellow Copy: Transporter 4 Pink Copy: Transporter 2 Wd Copy: WDS 7124748 asbmfetl.doo US. D=ANDHOU DI LABOR PAYROLL For Appy e_ �. WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION BuOgC. Burtau fit. ee-.R1053 (For Contractor's Optional Use; See Instruction, Form WH-347 Inst.) NAME OF CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR ADDRESS 24 KEEWAYDIN DR, SALEM NH .0307.9 • PAYROLL NO. iENI INC FOR WEEK ENDINGi C} /�' _ PROJECT AND�TION /� J / PROIECr OR CONTRACT NO. LSy (41 DAY AND DATE (B) m / fW 1 (9) 9. y - DEDUCTIONS NET NAME.ADDRESS,.AND -c WORK m TOTAL RASE CROSS WAGES SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER `o CLASSIFlCATION ° /O /� ��TI /( I/ V HOURS OF PAY AMOUNT WITH- ME.DI TDTAC PAID OF EMPLOYEE -m F EARNED FICA HOLDING IL, OTHER DEDUTAL FOR WEEK z � O HOURS WORKED EACH DAY ( TAX {„'ARE LATE FnaNEM C. VAZQUEZ SS# 581-19 765 °I 355 PARK ST ASEES1O LAWRENCE, MA 01841 M6 LABORER s FB'RNA&IDO SANTIAGO SS# 096-88- 266 ° 516 BUNKER HILT, RD --' /S Ll AUBURN, NH 03023 M2 s � ! a� -7 31 3 ?v DAVID MARIE SS# 010-76-3796 °23 CENTER ST I J / MMETHUEN, MA 01843 Mo s ,'(� 7. � -7 !7- y�1' GD 1v. �� ,'� l� `/ l 533 CANDIDO GARCIA SS# 59$-22-438 ° 1 131 A LAWRENCE SP � s �.- / i .,�J /-'1 � -717, �/ ' A� t/'� i � oc} ,L� S `� � S�� it � / d ?•; LAWRENCE MA 01841 M3 3• a 5 3 ;✓°. 7J J JOSE ARIAS SS# 033-74-3440 108 0 3 1 LAw WILLCW �1a 1 io 5� I � �� t� i:S � �a ��,��s.�� !3. � S O I I S I i S1I I II sl I a FORMWS-347t1/69) — FORMERLY SOL iac—..PURCHASE THIS FORM DIRECTLY FROM THE SUFT. OF DOCUMENTS - Date - `— -- "-- - - _ Contract have.been.or_wi71 be-rade to appropriate programs for the benefit of suer I, _ q;4 MT F_ unM. gy JR, -PRESIDENT employees, except as noted in Section 4(c) below. - lName er 'W ftmU _ (b) WHERE FRINGE BENE'M-ARE-PAID-AN CASH----_ do hereby state: �` - _ '. Each taborer or mechanic fisted intheabove referenced payroll has been paid, as indicated on the payroll, an amount not less than the sum of the applicable basic (1) That I pay or supervise the payment of the persons employed by hourly wage rate plus the amount of the required hinge benefits as listed in the /� contract, except as noted in Section 4(c) below: A—BEST ABATEMENT, INC:=on the AIV//n 9A/ (Cotnraeier er sobmntnttoA ___ ' --(BmWing or world - (e)"EXCEPTIONS — that during the payroll period commen ' go the O C� day d �% 19� 16 EXCEPTION and ending the�dayof. /' / �'� 19 ( FT) EXPLANATION all persons employed on said project have been paid the full weekly wages earned, that no rebat have been or will be made either directly or indirectly to or on behalf of said- n_nrcm nnimFMFnTm INC from the full (Co ctzr or svbeon=mor) weekly wages eamed by any person and that no deductions have been made either directypr indirectly from the full wages earned by any person, other than permissible deductions as defined in Regulations, Part 3 (29 CFR Subtitle A), issued by the Secretary of Labor under the Copeland Act as amended (48 Stat 948, 63 Stat 108, 72 Stat 967; 76 Stat 357; 40 U.S.C. 276c), and de- scribed below: REMARKS (2) That any payrolls otherwise under this Contract required to be submitted for the above Period are Correct and Complete; that the wage rates for laborers or mechanics Contained therein are not less than the applicable wage rates contained in any wage determination incorporated into the Contract that the classifications set forth therein for each laborer or mechanic conform with the work he performed. (3) That any apprentices employed in the above period are duly registered in a bona fide apprenticeship program registered with a State apprenticeship agency recognized by the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Department of Labor, or if no such recognized agency exists in a State, are registered with the Bureau V. Apprenticeship and Training,UnitedStatesDepart- ment of Labor. (4) That .. .. NAME AND TrnX SIGNATURE /1 J (a) WHERE FRINGE BENEFITS APE PAID TO APPROVED PLANS, FUNDS, OR PROGRAMS SAMUEL F. HOMSEY PRESIDEN /— —In addition. to the basic hourly wage rates THE WILFUL FALSIFICATION OF ANY OF THE ABOVE STATEMENTS MAY SUBJECT THE CONTRACTOR ❑ Y g paid to each laborer or mechanic OR SUBCONTRACTOR TO CIVIL E R s CRIMINAL -ROU MN•SEESEE SECTION 3001 OF TITLE 18 AND listed in the above referenced payroll, payments of fringe benefits as listed in theTITLE OF THE WAGE AND HOUR D(VtStON PAYROLL Farm Appmved.SuCgM $UMAU Np. 44—R1093 f (For Contractor's Optiona! Use; See instruction, Form WH-347 Inst.) NAME OF CONTRACTOR OR SUSCONr3ACTOR ADDRESS _ 24 KEEWAYDIN DR; SALEM NH YROLL 030?4 _ PANO. FOR WEEK ENDING P OJECi AN,,,�60CAT]ON /" PROJECT OR CONTRACT NO. d f G> 1r� <79 Ery n) (Z) (4) DAY AD DATE (7) ------ —�— (8 ) z DEDUCTIONS NET ADDRESS. AND e GR055C SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER 8 WORKO AMOUNT WAGE S CLASS[ - / FICAWn { MEDET PAIDFICATION EARNED HOLDING EDUCtOOF EMPLOYEE pTOTAL NSDi HOURS WORKED EApOy� Kt CAR TAx TATE ANGEL BURKER OS SS# 583-54-1774 ASBESTOS DI 12L�v7 Z 3 1 65 HAVEPI=, MA 01830 so s �s o y� 'o i 1 , , � 77.1 1� �d93 "� / ° ° 7 ySUPERVISOR . !� �l 7q1 f � FAUSTO SANTIAGO SS# 027-60-5810 D I 516 BUffla HILL RD. II AUBURN NH 03032 MO s IF i ! , RODNEY FEUGILL SS# 016-56-4640 D 531 LOWELLMAA 01841 S1 S o� s n . ;5 �/3�. 337. S 0; 39 � JG�'� 330 DIONISIO SUSANA SS# 016-76-55(0 ASBESTOS °11 ajsTEFz sr. LAWRENCE, MA 01841 M1 sr %S a - 33 ! /c7� 3�� S�i��/5-0 7 ri MANUEL RODRIGUEZ -S S# 024-72-0004 O I 11 ALBION ST s T-AMPAYT-If mA (11R41 M2 Io I I 1S I ID 13 { 15 I ! ` D I l) I S FORM WH-347 (1/68) - FORMERLY SOL 184..._PURCHASE THIS FORM DIRECTLY FROM THE SUET. OF DOCUMENTS Date contaC have been or will be made to appropriate programs for the benefit of suoh employees, except as noted in Section 4(c) below. 1. SAMTT:^T. r. HOMSEY JR. PRESIDENT (Name of vgnatory Darty) MUG) (b) WHERE FRINGE BENEF=ITS ARE PAID IN CASH - i do hereby sate: _ II-Q- Each laborer or mechanic listed in the above referenced payroll has been paid, az - �1 indicated on the payroll, an amount not less than the sum of the applicable basic (1) That 1 pay or supervise the payment of the persons employed by \\\ hourly wage rate plus the amount of the required fringe benefits as listed in the contra&. except as noted in Section 4(C) below. A–B=ST ABATEMENT, INC.'onthe �/V/J// !��/�� (Contrzc r or sub=Mra=r) _ T (Budding or wor10 (C) EXCEPTIONS that during the payroll period commend g on the j 0 EXCEPTION (CRAFT) - EXPLANATION day of%/'/- - � - 19I and ending the day all persons employed on said project have been paid the full weekly wages earned, that no rebates have been or will be made either directly or indirectly to or on behalf of said A—REcrr DRDTTMTwrr Tmr from the full (Contractor or subcontractor) weekly wages earned by any person and that no deductions have been made either directly or indirectly from the full wages earned by any person, other than permissible deductions as defined in Regulations, Part 3 (2E CFR Subtitle A), issued by the Secretary of labor. under the Copeland Act, as amended (48 Stat 948, 63 Stat 108, 72 Stat 967; 76 Stat 357; 40 U.S.C. 276c), and de- scribed below: ' REMARKS (2) That any payrolls otherwise under this contract required to be submitted for the above period are correct and complete; that the wage rates for laborers or mechanics contained therein are not less than the applicable wage rates contained in any wage determination incorporated into the contract that the classifications set forth therein for each laborer or mechanic conform with the work he performed. - (3) That any apprentices employed in the above period are duly registered in a bona fide apprenticeship program registered with a State apprenticeship agency recognized by the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Department of Labor, or if no such recognized agency exists in a State, are registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training,United States Depart- ment of Labor. (Q) That: NAME AND TITLE SIGNATURE (a) WHERE FRINGE BENEFfTS ARE PAID TO APPROVED PLANS, FUNDS, OR PROGRAMS SAMUEL F. HOMSEY PRESIDEN THE WILFUL FALSIFICATION OF ANY OF THE ABOVE STATEMENTS MAY SUBJECT THE CONTRACTOR CD —in addition. to the basic hourly wage rates paid to each laborer Or mechanic OR SUBCONTRACTOR TO CML OR CRIMINAL PROSECUNON. SEE SECTION 1001 OF TITLE 18 AND listed in the above referenced payroll, payments of fringe benefits as listed in the SECTION 231 OF TITLE 32 OF THE UNITED S79TE.S CODE Citp of 6alem, fHa,5garbUgett.9 Public Propertp Mepartment 3guilbing Mepartment One$balem Orem (978)745-9595 (Ext. 380 Peter Strout Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer November 29, 1999 Regional Industrial Services 79 Hixon Street Bellingham, Ma. 02019 RE: 80 Boston Street To Whom it May Concern: This is to inform you that we would like you to proceed with the demolition of the Flynn Tan Building on 80 Boston Street as per the contract submitted. The original contract sum of$147,222.22 as well as and additional $43,800.00 for the additional Asbestos Abatement (roof flashing and window glazing). There will also be an increase for dumpsters fees of approximately $300.00 but cost not to exceed$12,000.00 Contractor will verify amount of dumpsters to be removed. . � itAct 9 Peter trout, ilding InMpecror Robert Oppenheim i TO: John Keenan, Esq. 4 FROM: Bob Garrity, Esq. J DATE: November 16, 19999 RE: Salem's Flynn Tan DemolAsbestos Project I've done some scouting on costs for removal of asbestos containing materials (ACM) Involving window caulking and roof flashing. The particular materials and the physical removal requirements for the material (such as scaffolding, removing and disposing of entire window with caulking, etc.) can significantly impact the costs. I talked to Covino Assoc. an asbestos removal consultant. I also considered that on the Rates School Project the contractor bid $10 per linear foot for removal of ACM caulking. Assuming the contractor is removing and disposing of the window and caulking together, Covino quoted a price of$100 per window as being typical. 1If only the ACM caulking around the window is to be removed, bids can range from $5-$10 per linear foot. Assuming a 6X4 window, that translates into 20 linear feet X$5 = $100 per window, or 20 linear feet X$10 = $200 per window. Under either estimating approach the $80 per window quoted by RIS sounds quite reasonable. For the removal and disposal of ACM roof flashing materials, Covino quoted a price of between $7 -$10 p.s.f. RIS' price of$5,50 p.s.f. sounds quite reasonable. If the City wants better pricing information, you could consult directly with an asbestos removal consultant who could give you a much firmer quote based on the ACM materials in question and the procedures required to remove them. Please feel free to call if you have any questions. C;Zocumep"P G'Salem csrAftnan 11.16,99 memo.doc City of 6alem, 41aoarbwu ette; m Purtba5ing Rgent'g (Office (One .0afetn green (978) 745-9595 (Ext. 331 Albert C.Hill,Jr. City Purchasing Agent VIA FAX & FIRST CLASS MAIL: 508-966-3223 October 29, 1999 Mr. Robert E. Oppenheim Regional Industrial Services Corporation 79 Hixon Street Bellingham, MA 02019 Dear Mr. Oppenheim: Thank you for your letter of October 16, 1999 to Mr. Peter Strout, Director, Public Property regarding Asbestos Abatement of the Flynn Tan Building. In your letter you requested an additional $43, 800.00 for work you have declared as unforeseen the removal of flashing from the roofs and window glazing material, both categorized as hazardous material. The City of Salem disagrees with your interpretation of unforeseen pertaining to your request for an additional $43,800.00. The Bid Specifications explicitly calls for the removal of"any hazardous debris." See Bid Specification—Demolition of Flynntan Building, 19. It is my understanding that your subcontractor did attend the site inspection for preparation of the bid on this contract. It is the City of Salem's position that the roof flashing (adhesive) and the window glazing are"those ordinarily encountered and generally recognized as inherent in work of the character provided for in the plans and contract documents." See Mass. Gen. L. c. 30, § 39N. See also generally, Glynn v City of Gloucester, 9 Mass. App. Ct. 454 (1980)(discussing generally change order in public construction projects). According to the terms set forth in the contract documents, you are responsible for removal, disposal and took ownership of all hazardous material when you signed the contract. Moreover, with the experience demonstrated in your Certificate of Eligibility, the age of the building and the material being in your sight during the site visit, you had an opportunity to address the issues you are requesting additional funds for. There were NOV-16-99 02 :03 PM REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL SERV 508 966 3223 P. 01 i REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL Ril SERVICES CORPORATION TE,L. 15nA1966-9121 FAR. 15081 9G6 3229 OUE— NO : � OF PAGES Incl. Cover ATTN.: SUBJECT: � Noyes:'�e,e�u eA ami��_ _S% -`K-N\ Please Call(508) 966-3121 if you do not receive all pages, Thank you. I pn RnX 17M • 711 WI ON ,TRr'TT • RFI I INCOIAM, MA n-,'Mcl APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT AIA DOCUMENT 0702 onsttuctions on reverse side) nii;t oma os2 mrAs a TD JOWNFR): City of Salem PROJECT: Reference $ 1-1240 APPUCAT EON NO: I Distribution to: Finance/Auditing Purchase Order 00022755-0() IN OWNER 93 Washington Street PERIOD T0:10/30(99 CIARCFi1TEC7 Salem, MA 01970 0 CONTRACTOR FROM tCONTRACTORI: Regional Industrial Serv. 9A1?ARCHITECT): ARCHTFECT"S O 79 Hixon Street PROJECT NO: 0 Bellingham MA 02019 _._._.. .S tv CONTRACT FOR: Flynn Tan Building CONTRACT DATE. eFtembe r $r 1999 N m Application is made Eor Payment,as shown below,in connection with the Contract. CONTRACTOR'S APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT confimution sheet,AEA Document Gm,is attached. N 147,222.22 m CHANCE ORDER SUMMARY ^� 1, ORIGINAL CONTRACT SUM.. .................. 1 Change Orders approved in ADDITIONS 2.Net change by Change Orders ...................- s— o -_.— m 8 pD DITIONS DEDUCTIONS Ir, Prcnous months by Owner - 3. CONTRACF SUM TO DATE(Line 7 2)._......---.. S r " TOTAL c.TOTAL COMPLETED&STORED TO DATE.._......... S 50.000.00 > Approved this-Monih - [Column G on G703) S. RETAINAGE: OE Number Date Approved p O a A.—x of Completed Work s - (Column DtE an 6703) 0 b.0 x of Stored Material s (Column F on CM) Total Retainage (tine Sa+Sts or TOTALS Total in Column l of 0703) ...................— S � = Net ch a Change Orders & TOTAL EARNED LESS RETAINAGE ................... s The undersigned Contractor certifies that to the best of the Contractors knowledge, (tine 4 Eels tine S Total) j information and belief the%Mark covered by this Application for Payment has been 7. LESS PREVIOUS CERTIFICATES FOR Z completed in accordance with the Contract Documents,that all amounts have been PAYMENT(Line 6 from prior Certificate)........, S O p paid by the Contractor For Work for which previous Certificates For Payment were IF CURRENT PAYMENT DUE ............. .00 issued and payments received from the Owner, and that current payment shown 9, RALANCE TO HNISN, PLUS RETAINAGE........... S 997 2 u herein is now due- 22-22 _ W aline 3 laza,Lust 6) Ix CONTRACTOR: State of: Passact=etts County cal- +" rfolk E Subscribed and sworn ttirbilifore are this 25 day of October ,1999 d � _ Notary Public: #171--) J, m sy: -* Bate: . My Commission expires: #/7 D m�r-r ARCHITECT'S CERTIFICATE FOR PAYM NT AMOUNF larwitnifa mount.ertifi ....._.. . . o ...... s (Attach tapfanation if amount certified differs from the amount applied for) a In ucordancewith the C_ontracs Documents,based on on-site observations and the ARCHITECT: m data comprising the above application,the Architect certifies to the Owner that to the best of the Architects knowledge.information and belief the Work has progressed as ft. Dalt: indicated.the quatityafthe Work is inaccordancewith the Contract Documents,and This Certificate is not negotiable. The AMOUNT CERTIFIED is payable only to the the Contractor is entitled to payment of the AMOUNT CERTtF1ED. Contractor named ftertin_Issuance,payment and-acceptance of payment are without 0 prejudice to any rights of the Owner or Contractor under this Contract, Z ora nnrvwarwr cmr•;tmr r.,✓.-. ,......:..._ .,. ,..:-_. _........ -_._.... ..... _. .. . .... M CONTWDATIoN SHEET AIA DOCUMENT 0703 PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGIS d AIA Document UO2.APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT.containing APPLICATION NUMBER: 1 n Conttaetoi s signed Certification is allached. APPLICATION DATE: 10/25/99 In tabulat,ons below,amounts ate stated to the nearest dollar. PERIOD FROM: 10/0//99 Use Column I on Contracts where varrable relamage tot line items may apply. To: 10/25/99 ARCHITECTS PROJECT NO: A l e C o [ F C fNIICL WORK COMPLETED N fnu. VALUEThis wppLnmfn AND STOeED % TO FINISH tV i9 Prenouf M ; A7whcanons Wort M nate Slpred Mnenab TO DATE IG-C7 IC—G7 1 Ina io D q EI [D+E+R N _ N 1 ;Asbestos Abatement 50,000.00 0 50,000.00 0 50,000.00 1100 0 0 i ro N 2 ;Demolition 977222.22 0 0 0 O ( 0 97,222.22 0 `f > w a I ! E 0 I t Q I i z III 1 Q Z 0 t ! ! ! N I i � 1 I i - 0 147,222.22 0 50,000.00 0 50,000.00 97,222.22 z AAA nnr,utFri tvni rnvnvt rATrru %w lr APWf roan-rn,wr.-r ., no requests for additional information prior to submission of your bid—or any other for that matter. Thus,the City of Salem demands that you prosecute forthwith all work required and complete the work on or before December 16, 1999. Sincerely, 9Jr.rt C. Hill,0 Purchasing Agent cc. Stanley J. Usovicz, Jr.,Mayor William Lundregan, City Solicitor Peter Strout, Building Inspector REGIONAL INDUSTRIALRIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL: (506) 966-3121 M FAX (506) 966-3223 Dg,�0�0N October 18, 1999 City of Salem Mr. Albert C Hill, Jr. One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. Hill: In regards to yourse f and P.eter.Strout we cannot be held responsible for the additional and:urfor-eseen-asbestos materials at.theTlynn tannery Per EPA regulations a complete asbestos report should have been available to us with the original bid documents under federal mandated procedures. At your earliest convenience please call our office so we can set up a meeting at the site with a representative from the Department of Environmental Protection. Thank your for your expedient cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, Robert E. Oppenheim � �Cc.- Peter Strout P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 OCT-19-99 TUE 09 :38 AM PELLETIER. GARV 3083762680 P• 02 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL; (60$) 966-3t21 l FAX: (508) 966^3223 { t aSMq�pN October 18, 1999 City of Salem Mr.Albert C Hill,A. Otte Salem Green Salem,MA 01970 Dear Mr. Hill: In regards to yourseif and Peter Strout we cannot be held responsible for the additional and unforeseen asbestos materials at the Flynn Tannery. Per F2A regulations a complete asbestos report should have been available to us with the original bid documents under federal mandated procedures- 41your earliest convenience please call ottr office so we rail set up a meeting at the site with a representative frwu the D"i tiriwa of Unvirwrmemal Protection. 'ihank yntir f rr year expedient cooperation:to this matter. Sincaruly, n Robert E. Oppenheim Peter Strout P.O. BOX 459 • 79 H)XON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 Gta,�cc-Cdo �' . USA/ .5dtl /Tl� ASSACHUSEM IPARTMENT IT z *� ONE SALEM GREEN s - 01970 _(978) 745-9595 Ext. 311,- _, T Fax(978)740-0404 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL: (508) 966-3121 FAX: (508) 966-3223 DgM0�0N October 16, 1999 Peter Strout Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Office One Salem Green Salem, MA 01790 RE. Flynn Tau Asbestos Abatement Dear Peter: I hgye attached the analyticals of the samples that were taken from Flynn Tau on suspect ACM building debris. The materials that need to be removed prior to demolition areas follows: 1. All flashing material from all roofs slated for building demolition. 2. Window glazing material associated with buildings slated for demolition. The cost of this unforeseen condition inclusive of testing, removal and disposal and any required air monitoring are: Abatement $42,800.00 Analyticals $1,000.00 Sincerely, . Robert E. Oppenheim P.O. BOX 459 • 79 HIXON STREET • BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 OCT-17-99 09 : 15 PM REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL SERV 508 966 3223 P. 01 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL, 15081966-3121 FAX. 15081 965 3223 Ay \\ Mrylfitory \ D E: _ 1l NO OF PAGES Incl. Cover ATTN.: a w � SUBjECT77 S NOTES: r� Please Call(508) 966-3121 i f you do not receh a !l17ag Thank you. PO R7)X J'V{ • 711 III CIN '1TACYT . OCT-17-99 09 : 16 PM REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL SERV 508 966 3223 P. 02 V0109 PM PELLETIER.GHRY Oee37626e0 P.01 REGIONAL MDUII" RIS S,M",,0"0RATI0N , TEL: (3081445-3121 FAK (5oo)ses-aae3 o"�'nw7 October 16, 1999 Peter Strout Director of Public,Property lnapectOr of$utidings ZoningF.nfoMwent Once One Salem Green Salem,MA 01790 R8t F41'nn Tau Asbestos Abatement Degr peter; 1400 attached da analyilcals of the samples that were taken from/Yynn Tau on suspect ACM building deb►4s, The materials that need to be removed prior to demolition areas follows: 1. Airflashingmalerialfromall to*slatedforbuildingdemolition 2. Window glaring material aaaociared with buildings staled for demobfirm. Tire cost of this unjomvc)r condition Inclusive of testing, removal and dlspaull and any required aft-monavrurg are: Abatement ,842,800.00 Armlyrlcair $1,000.00 Shrcerek 41�r *,�, Robert E Oppenlnrm P.O. 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GARY 50837626$0 P. 02 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RZS SERVICES CORPORATION TEL; (508) 968^3121 4 FAX: (50C 986.3223 i n8"�4arfop October 13, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem Building D"rtment City Ha11 Annex One Salem Green Salem,MA 01790 RE, Additional Asbestos ai Flynn Tau Building Dear Peter: As discussed yesterday, our abatement contractor has confirmed there is approximately 400 LF. of insulation that needs to be removed prior to the building demolition. The cost for this additional material is$8,700.00;inclusive are removal, disposal and required air monitoring costs. I am also attaching a letter from my disposal facility that needs to be addressed as soon as possible. Thank you for your cooperation, as we need to keep going on this project, I look forward to hearing from you soon, Sincerely, (� J �T Robert 6. Oppe im PO. BOX 459 . 79 HIXON STREC'f • BELLINGHAM., MA 02019 OCT- 13-99 WED 08 :32 PM PELLETrER. GORY 5683762$_$0 „_ P. 01 DA'Z'E; 20113199 #OF PAGES: 2 (including cover) ATTENTION: Peter Strout COMPANY: City of Salem, Building DDe artment FAX 11: (978) 740-9846 FROM: Rob Oppenheim Regional 2ndustrial Services Corporation OCT-13-99 WED 05 :35 PM PELLETIER. GORV 5083762680 P. 02 REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL RIS SERVICES CORPORATION 4 TEA,; (500) 966.9121 FAX: �50a) 966.3223 4 5E'k041Tr0 44 October 13, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem Building Department CityHalt Amtex One Salem Green Salem,MA 01790 NE. Additional Asbestos at Flynn .building Dear peter; As discussed yesterday, our abatement contractor has confirmed there is approximately 900 L.F. of insulation that needs to be removed prior to the building demolition- The cost for this additional material is$6,700.00; inclusive are removal, disposal and required air monitoring costs. 1 am also attaching a letter from my disposal facility that needs to be addressed as soon as possible. Thank you for your cooperation,as we need to keels going on this project 7 look forward to hearittg from you soon, Suicerely, Robert 1. Oppenheim P.O. BOX 459 - 79 HIXON STREET . BELLINGHAM, MA 02019 OCT-13-99 WED 05 :35 PM PELLETIER. GRRY 5003762600 P. 01 DATE: 10/13199 #OF PAGES: 2 (including cover) A"T"TENTION: Peter Strout COMPANY, City of Salem, Building Department FAX#: 978 740-9846 FROM: .Rob Oppenheim Regional Industrial Services Corporation u DCT-13-99 WED 08 :36 PM PELLETSER. GARY 5083762680 P. 01 OGT-13-99 01:51 PM REG;ORAL rHVQSYkZAL SERV vae 966 32'23 P' 02 ENVIRONMENTAL ItE$OILRCE RETURN CORP. Y ` ,. ! 9.airadatta'�4a "Ada'�b' raises 170 Exeter Road(Awc 27)PO Box L Epping,NH 07042 pboae, 603a679.262f, 44 603.6752526 r'aia" Til►RCOH'Q406.com Anguat 25, 1999 a 1 M URCO CU"w, After yuan of aoogWt demofl8on debtis sad rec*AU latera of mabett s removal%to many sosionwa.MCO will ba casettes an carona the bama'd polity. Rffowvs septamber 1, 1994.E"Co wW require that all SrM DBMOLMON jobs be accompasicd by mw awwi abatement Daperwoat ca paper-OA.tw.bow+no aaeeMw was praeut prim to demolition. This abatement paperaodt,which It already required by each pate,tow be received by ERRCO ydu to d'lapaaal of say site of ddmotitica jabs at SARt:'0. If you Lave nay"odo"pi"call Jo wAw)dxoa or Carole Dick*d iLt anistsaca. Thaalt you ibt yetlr esopaytiom B"CO Stall' E f ,S a t 1 u. MAIN & CO. 23 McKINLEY AVENUE ' BEVERLY MA 01915 • PHONE / FAX (978) 922-6800 r TO: Mr. Peter Strout Salem Building Inspector Salem City Hall 93 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 April 22, 1999 RE: The Flynntan Building To Whom it May Concern, The Salem Building Inspectors & I conducted a lengthy visual inspection of the Flynntan Building located on Boston Street in Salem Massachusetts. While conducting our walk through extensive rot of support beams was visible. Another item of concern was the large number of under sized structural members. For these two significant reasons as well as many others I strongly feel this building is not only a hazard but, should in fact be condemned. s If I can possibly be of further assistance or if you have any question please call my office at: (978) 922-6800. Sincerely, Todd Main d/b/a Main & CO. MAIN & CO. IS A LICENSED & INSURED GENERAL CONTRACTOR � � �A � � m City of Salem, Massachusetts Fire Department dtay� 48 Lafayette Street Robert 4N.Turner Salem, Massachusetts 01970-3695 Fre Prevention Chief Tel.978-744-1235 Bureau 978-744-6990 fax 978-745-4646 978-745-7777 March 4, 1999 , Mr.Peter Strout Building Inspector City of Salem g One Salem Green 11 Salem,MA 01974 Dear Peter, In response to our telephone conversation on March 3, 1999 with regards to the property formerly known as John Flynn and Sons, 50 Boston Street, Salem,MA,my recommendation is as follows: -I recommend that the above mentioned property be razed as soon as possible, as it constitutes a fire hazard and constitutes a safety situation for the public sector and the neighborhood,in the present state of deterioration. Sincerely, WU Lt. Charles P.Latulippe Fire Marshal y� BID QUOTATIONS /( BID TITLE �� C d i JX��r✓ BID #: THE FOLLOWING BIDS WERE RECEIVED FROM, BID TOTAL: S S S S S 1 hereby Certify that the above list is complete and accurate. Signed ar the P ins and Penalties of Perjury on this 4P4 day of, nd 9 CHIEF PROCUREMENT OFFICER �— GQJ J MITNESS i 7 � r t rA--o1 ' 2000-02-0000187 250.00 22773 .91 1, MA PAGE 18 'COUNT poentpst REMAINING JOURNAL ENCUMBRANCE BUDGET ----------------------------------------------------- 2000-02-0000187 200.00 22773 .91 2000-02-0000187 165.36 91095.64 2000-02-0000187 210.51 182191.28 2000-02-0000187 192.85 113869.55 2000-02-0000187 769.22 91095.64 2000-02-0000187 178.16 45547.82 2000-02-0000187 52.47 22773.91 2000-02-0000167 50.00 22773.91 2000-02-0000187 49.34 22773.91 2000-02-0000187 100.00 22773.91 2000-02-0000187 10.45 22773.91 2000-02-0000187 705.12 159417.37 2000-02-0000187 14.25 22773.91 2000-02-0000187 108.90 405.08 2000-02-0000167 86.02 2025.40 2000-02-0000187 219.95 2153.74 2000-02-0000187 21.78 2153.74 �P�� o BID SPECIFICATIONS CITY OF SALEM DEMOLITION OF FLYNNTAN BUILDING 80 BOSTON STREET, SALEM, MA. The City of Salem is requesting sealed bids from qualified contractors to undertake the demolition of all structures located at 80 Boston Street. All work to meet current Federal, State and local codes and regulations. Reports on the presence of hazardous materials from the Department of Environmental Protection and the Environmental Protection Agency are part of these bid documents. ALL WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT MUST BE COMPLETED BY NOVEMBER 1, 1999. LScope of Services 1.Conduct site inspection. The demolition contractor shall initially be accompanied to the site by the building inspector or other municipal employee as designated by the building inspector. 2. Assure that all utilities and city services (e.g. water, sewer, gas, electricity, ect.) are disconnected and appropriate steps are taken to protect the City's interest in the property (e.g. capping of disconnected sewers at manhole;whter and gas to be disconnected and properly capped at main line). Before demolishing and removing any parts of the building (s) having electrical wiring, gas or water pipes, conduit or similar items embedded in them, notify municipal departments having jurisdiction and the utility company and make sure that these items are out of services so that they can be removed without danger. A permit to demolish shall not be issued until a release is obtained (stating their respective service connections an appurtenance equipment such as meters and regulators have been removed or sealed and plugged in a safe manner) from any utility company's having service connections in the building. 3. Take rodent control measures prior to demolition. Verification that an extermination has been done will be required prior to demolition. 4. Prior to commencement of demolition work, inspect areas where such work will be performed. Photograph existing conditions of structure, surfaces, equipment and surrounding structures and areas, which could be misconstrued as, damaged by demolition work; file photos with the Salem Planning Department prior to starting work.. 5. Provide all measures required by Federal, municipal and State ordinances, laws, and requlations for the protection of surrounding property, sidewalks, curbs, the public, workmen, and owner's employees from any and all hazards during and after demolition operations. Measures taken, including sidewalk, shed, barricades, fences, warning lights and signs, rubbish chutes, ect. shall be in strict accordance also with the American National Standard Code for Building Construction A10.6 as well as all Applicable Federal, local, municipal and State ordinances and laws. 6. Provide police protection during demolition. 7. Conduct a thorough search of the property immediately prior to demolition to assure 8. Complete demolition of the structure located at 80 Boston Street in conformity with applicable public laws M.G.L. c 30s. 39M or M.G.L. c 149,ss,44A-H. Conduct selective demolition operations and debris removal in a manner to ensure minimum interference with roads, streets, walks, and other adjacent occupied or used facilities. Do not close, block or otherwise obstruct streets, walks or other occupied or otherwise obstruct streets, walks or other occupied or used facilities without written premission from authorities having jurisdiction. Minimize noise-producing activities and perform these during normal working hours. No blasting or use of explosives will be permitted. Demolish foundation walls to a depth of not less than 24"below the proposed grade. Demolish and remove below-grade wood, metal construction and floor construction or floor slab. Demolition shall be carried on in a manner that will insure the safety of adjacent property, property which is occupied, and persons occupying such property against all damage and injury which might occur from falling debris or other cause, and so as not to interfere with the use of adjacent buildings and structures or the free and safe passage to and from the same. Take every precaution to guard against movement or settlement of adjacent buildings, sidewalks and streets. Provide and place at contractor's own expense, all necessary bracings and shoring in connection with demolition work, and be solely and entirely responsible for the complete safety and support of such construction. Removal of portions of structures shall be done with care using tools and methods that will not transfer heavy shocks t existing adjacent buildings. Care shall be taken to minimize vibration and other disturbances. Protect all walks, roads, streets, curbs, pavements, trees, and planting, on or off the premises, and repair and replace or otherwise make good all damage as directed by the City. Promptly repair damage to adjacent facilities caused by demolition work at no additional cost to the City. Materials shall not be dropped or thrown from upper stories, but shall be lowered by means of hoists or rubbish chutes. Materials shall be thoroughly wetted down during demolition. 9. Remove and provide proper off-site disposal of demolition debris, including any hazardous debris. Make all arrangements for legal disposal of such materials. Debris shall not be allowed to accumulate and shall be sprinkled to minimize dust during handling and loading. Combustible material and rubbish shall be hauled away daily. No debris shall be burned at the job site. Comply with applicable environmental protection regulations. Trucks used in hauling debris shall be equipped with tarpaulins to cover the loads and shall not be loaded so excessively as to spill debris on streets. Except otherwise specifically indicated, all existing items removed as part of the work under this section shall become the property of the contractor and shall be removed from the site and legally disposed of at his expense. No materials shall be sold on the site. 10. Conduct follow-up rodent control measures. 11. Fill foundation hole with clean fill, compact and grade to meet surrounding elevations. Provisions shall be make to prevent the accumulation of water or damage to any foundations on adjoining property. Install 4" of loam and establish a continuous lawn surface area on the lot at recommended planting season conditions. Contractor shall be responsible for watering until the lawn is established. Secure the site with 6' chain link fence. 12. At completion of removal work, all rubbish, debris and waste materials from and about the building (s), including all tools, scaffolds, apparatus and appliances used in connection with the work under this specification, shall be removed and the promises shall be lift in clean condition. 13. Removal of the sheepgrease still and storage tanks. 14. Separate removal of asbestos siding on the exterior of the building and transite on hallways. Estimated 18,000 sq. ft. 15. The brick and wood structure is four stories and contains large steel floor plates, piping and support cables that will have to be separated from the 40-50- loads of wood debris. 16. Since the new section of the building is structurally sound and intact the removal area will be from the Boston Street sidewalk (burned offices) to Goodhue Street and everything to the North side except for the (2) front loading docks (concrete), the cement slab (in front) and the fieldstone retaining wall that was the color cellar wall. The outline of the removal area is shown on the Site Plan. 17. The concrete block boiler room and elevator shaft will remain. Any open walls or doors will be sealed. 18. There are (3) 500-1500 gallon hot water tanks that will be cut up for scrap. One of the tanks does have a thin layer of fibrous asbestos. 19. The four below floor pits, two outside pits and associated trenchs will be filled with brick and concrete debris to prepare them for closure and sealing. 20. The area shaded on the plans will be merged by backfill to establish a gradual slope from Boston Street to Goodhue Street. Area can be contoured with suitable rubble recycled from the site and loamed and seeded. 21. The main chimney will be removed as part of this proposal. Note: the rubble from chimney may be used to make the contour if it is suitable fill. The scope of work for this project will include: 1. Engineering supervision, permits, waste disposal, chemical testing, still and tank Cleaning, final report. 2. Asbestos removal: exterior, hallways and one tank approximately 18,000 sq. ft.. 3. Demolition of structure as noted on the plans. II. Conditions 1. The Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and complying with public health, environmental, and all other federal, state or local laws and regulations applicable to the demolition of a building, and all other work to be performed under this contract. 2. Before a structure can be demolished, the Salem Fire Department shall conduct A preliminary demolition inspection, to ascertain any conditions which may require a fire watch or other preventive measures, to be taken before, during and/or after said demolition process. A permit to demolish or remove a building or structure shall not be issued until said inspection has been conducted, and a report of requirements necessary for prevention of fire and safety hazards shall be obtained by the applicant for the permit The requirements outlined in the report shall become a part of the restrictions portion of the demolition permit issued by the Building Inspector, for compliance with the Code. The inspection report shall include, but Not necessarily be restricted to the following; a) welding and cutting permit required;and b) fire watch to be maintained by a professional off-duty firefighter, with such equipment as determined by the head of the Fire Department. 3. No demolition may proceed until the City has provided adjacent property owners and tenants with 14 days notification of demolition and measures to be taken for the protection of such properties. 4. Contractor shall submit evidence of the removal and proper off-site disposal of demolition debris, in the form of trucking slips, and in the case of hazardous materials, manifests and disposal permits. III. Qualifications The contractor must be DCAM certified and be licensed by the City of Salem. The contractor must be licensed by any and all other regulatory agencies by State and Federal laws. 4 � 1 BID SPECIFICATIONS CITY OF SALEM DEMOLITION OF FLYNNTAN BUILDING 80 BOSTON STREET, SALEM, MA. The City of Salem is requesting sealed bids from qualified contractors to undertake the demolition of all structures located at 80 Boston Street. All work to meet current Federal, State and local codes and regulations. Reports on the presence of hazardous materials from the Department of Environmental Protection and the Environmental Protection Agency are part of these bid documents. ALL WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT MUST BE COMPLETED BY NOVEMBER 1, 1999. I.Scope of Services 1.Conduct site inspection. The demolition contractor shall initially be accompanied to the site by the building inspector or other municipal employee as designated by the building inspector. 2. Assure that all utilities and city services (e.g. water, sewer, gas, electricity, ect.) are disconnected and appropriate steps are taken to protect the City's interest in the property (e.g. capping of disconnected sewers at manhole;water and gas to be disconnected and properly capped at main line). Before demolishing and removing any parts of the building (s) having electrical wiring, gas or water pipes, conduit or similar items embedded in them, notify municipal departments having jurisdiction and the utility company and make sure that these items are out of services so that they can be removed without danger. A permit to demolish shall not be issued until a release is obtained (stating their respective service connections an appurtenance equipment such as meters and regulators have been removed or sealed and plugged in a safe manner) from any utility company's having service connections in the building. 3. Take rodent control measures prior to demolition. Verification that an extermination has been done will be required prior to demolition. 4. Prior to commencement of demolition work, inspect areas where such work will be performed. Photograph existing conditions of structure, surfaces, equipment and surrounding structures and areas, which could be misconstrued as, damaged by demolition work; file photos with the Salem Planning Department prior to starting work.. 5. Provide all measures required by Federal, municipal and State ordinances, laws, and requlations for the protection of surrounding property, sidewalks, curbs, the public, workmen, and owner's employees from any and all hazards during and after demolition operations. Measures taken, including sidewalk, shed, barricades, fences, warning lights and signs, rubbish chutes, ect. shall be in strict accordance also with the American National Standard Code for Building Construction A10.6 as well as all Applicable Federal, local, municipal and State ordinances and laws. 6. Provide police protection during demolition. 7. Conduct a thorough search of the property immediately prior to demolition to assure 8. Complete demolition of the structure located at 80 Boston Street in conformity with applicable public laws M.G.L. c 30s. 39M or M.G.L. c 149,ss,44A-H. Conduct selective demolition operations and debris removal in a manner to ensure minimum interference with roads, streets, walks, and other adjacent occupied or used facilities. Do not close, block or otherwise obstruct streets, walks or other occupied or otherwise obstruct streets, walks or other occupied or used facilities without written premission from authorities having jurisdiction. Minimize noise-producing activities and perform these during normal working hours. No blasting or use of explosives will be permitted. Demolish foundation walls to a depth of not less than 24"below the proposed grade. Demolish and remove below-grade wood, metal construction and floor construction or floor slab. Demolition shall be carried on in a manner that will insure the safety of adjacent property, property which is occupied, and persons occupying such property against all damage and injury which might occur from falling debris or other cause, and so as not to interfere with the use of adjacent buildings and structures or the free and safe passage to and from the same. Take every precaution to guard against movement or settlement of adjacent buildings, sidewalks and streets. Provide and place at contractor's own expense, all necessary bracings and shoring in connection with demolition work, and be solely and entirely responsible for the complete safety and support of such construction. Removal of portions of structures shall be done with care using tools and methods that will not transfer heavy shocks t existing adjacent buildings. Care shall be taken to minimize vibration and other disturbances. Protect all walks, roads, streets, curbs,pavements, trees, and planting, on or off the premises, and repair and replace or otherwise make good all damage as directed by the City. Promptly repair damage to adjacent facilities caused by demolition work at no additional cost to the City. Materials shall not be dropped or thrown from upper stories, but shall be lowered by means of hoists or rubbish chutes. Materials shall be thoroughly wetted down during demolition. 9. Remove and provide proper off-site disposal of demolition debris, including any hazardous debris. Make all arrangements for legal disposal of such materials. Debris shall not be allowed to accumulate and shall be sprinkled to minimize dust during handling and loading. Combustible material and rubbish shall be hauled away daily. No debris shall be burned at the job site. Comply with applicable environmental protection regulations. Trucks used in hauling debris shall be equipped with tarpaulins to cover the loads and shall not be loaded so excessively as to spill debris on streets. Except otherwise specifically indicated, all existing items removed as part of the work under this section shall become the property of the contractor and shall be removed from the site and legally disposed of at his expense. No materials shall be sold on the site. 10. Conduct follow-up rodent control measures. 11. Fill foundation hole with clean fill, compact and grade to meet surrounding elevations. Provisions shall be make to prevent the accumulation of water or damage to any foundations on adjoining property. Install 4" of loam and establish a continuous lawn surface area on the lot at recommended planting season conditions. Contractor shall be responsible for watering until the lawn is established. Secure the site with 6' chain link fence. 12. At completion of removal work, all rubbish, debris and waste materials from and about the building (s), including all tools, scaffolds, apparatus and appliances used in connection with the work under this specification, shall be removed and the promises shall be lift in clean condition. 13. Removal of the sheepgrease still and storage tanks. 14. Separate removal of asbestos siding on the exterior of the building and transite on hallways. Estimated 18,000 sq. ft. 15. The brick and wood structure is four stories and contains large steel floor plates, piping and support cables that will have to be separated from the 40-50- loads of wood debris. 16. Since the new section of the building is structurally sound and intact the removal area will be from the Boston Street sidewalk (burned offices) to Goodhue Street and _. everything to the North side except for the (2) front loading docks (concrete), the cement slab (in front) and the fieldstone retaining wall that was the color cellar wall. The outline of the removal area is shown on the Site Plan. 17. The concrete block boiler room and elevator shaft will remain. Any open walls or doors will be sealed. 18. There are (3) 500-1500 gallon hot water tanks that will be cut up for scrap. One of the tanks does have a thin layer of fibrous asbestos. 19. The four below floor pits, two outside pits and associated trenchs will be filled with brick and concrete debris to prepare them for closure and sealing. 20. The area shaded on the plans will be merged by backfill to establish a gradual slope from Boston Street to Goodhue Street. Area can be contoured with suitable rubble recycled from the site and loamed and seeded. 21. The main chimney will be removed as part of this proposal. Note: the rubble from chimney may be used to make the contour if it is suitable fill. The scope of work for this project will include: 1. Engineering supervision, permits, waste disposal, chemical testing, still and tank Cleaning, final report. 2. Asbestos removal: exterior, hallways and one tank approximately 18,000 sq. ft.. 3. Demolition of structure as noted on the plans. II. Conditions 1. The Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and complying with public health, environmental, and all other federal, state or local laws and regulations applicable to the demolition of a building, and all other work to be performed under this contract. 2. Before a structure can be demolished, the Salem Fire Department shall conduct A preliminary demolition inspection, to ascertain any conditions which may require a fire watch or other preventive measures, to be taken before, during and/or after said demolition process. A permit to demolish or remove a building or structure shall not be issued until said inspection has been conducted, and a report of requirements necessary for prevention of fire and safety hazards shall be obtained by the applicant for the permit The requirements outlined in the report shall become a part of the restrictions portion of the demolition permit issued by the Building Inspector, for compliance with the Code. The inspection report shall include, but Not necessarily be restricted to the following; a) welding and cutting permit required;and b) fire watch to be maintained by a professional off-duty firefighter, with such equipment as determined by the head of the Fire Department. 3. No demolition may proceed until the City has provided adjacent property owners and tenants with 14 days notification of demolition and measures to be taken for the protection of such properties. 4. Contractor shall submit evidence of the removal and proper off-site disposal of demolition debris, in the form of trucking slips, and in the case of hazardous materials, manifests and disposal permits. III. Qualifications The contractor must be DCAIVI certified and be licensed by the City of Salem. The contractor must be licensed by any and all other regulatory agencies by State and Federal laws. BID SPECIFICATIONS CITY OF SALEM DEMOLITION OF FLYNNTAN BUILDING 80 BOSTON STREET, SALEM, MA. The City of Salem is requesting sealed bids from qualified contractors to undertake the demolition of all structures located at 80 Boston Street. All work to meet current Federal, State and local codes and regulations. Reports on the presence of hazardous materials from the Department of Environmental Protection and the Environmental Protection Agency are part of these bid documents. ALL WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT MUST BE COMPLETED BY NOVEMBER 1, 1999. I.Scope of Services 1.Conduct site inspection. The demolition contractor shall initially be accompanied to the site by the building inspector or other municipal employee as designated by the building inspector. 3. Assure that all utilities and city services (e.g. water, sewer, gas, electricity, ect.) are disconnected and appropriate steps are taken to protect the City's interest in the property (e.g. capping of disconnected sewers at manhole;water and gas to be disconnected and properly capped at main line). Before demolishing and removing any parts of the building (s) having electrical wiring, gas or water pipes, conduit or similar items embedded in them, notify municipal departments having jurisdiction and the utility company and make sure that these items are out of services so that they can be removed without danger. A permit to demolish shall not be issued until a release is obtained (stating their respective service connections an appurtenance equipment such as meters and regulators have been removed or sealed and plugged in a safe manner) from any utility company's having service connections in the building. 3. Take rodent control measures prior to demolition. Verification that an extermination has been done will be required prior to demolition. 4. Prior to commencement of demolition work, inspect areas where such work will be performed. Photograph existing conditions of structure, surfaces, equipment and surrounding structures and areas which could be misconstrued as damaged by demolition work; file photos with the Salem Planning Department prior to starting work.. 5. Provide all measures required by Federal, municipal and State ordinances, laws, and requlations for the protection of surrounding property, sidewalks, curbs, the public, workment, and owner's employees from any and all hazards during and after demolition operations. Measures taken, including sidewalk, shed, barricades, fences, warning lights and signs, rubbish chutes, ect. shall be in strict accordance also with the American National Standard Code for Building Construction A 10.6 as well as all Applicable Federal, local, municipal and State ordinances and laws. 6. Provide police protection during demolition. 7. Conduct a thorough search of the property immediately prior to demolition to assure that the propertyis vacant. 8. Complete demolition of the structure located at 80 Boston Street in conformity with applicable public laws M.G.L. c 30s. 39M or M.G.L. c 149,ss,44A-H. Conduct selective demolition operations and debris removal in a manner to ensure minimum interference with roads, streets, walks, and other adjacent occupied or used facilities. Do not close, block or otherwise obstruct streets, walks or other occupied or otherwise obstruct streets, walks or other occupied or used facilities without written premission from authorities having jurisdiction. Minimize noise-producing activities and perform these during normal working hours. No blasting or use of explosives will be permitted. Demolish foundation walls to a depth of not less than 24" below the proposed grade. Demolish and remove below-grade wood, metal construction and floor construction or floor stab. Demolition shall be carried on in a manner that will insure the safety of adjacent property, property which is occupied, and persons occupying such property against all damage and injury which might occur from falling debris or other cause, and so as not to interfere with the use of adjacent buildings and structures or the free and safe passage to and from the same. Take every precaution to guard against movement or settlement of adjacent buildings, sidewalks and streets. Provide and place at contractor's own expense, all necessary bracings and shoring in connection with demolition work, and be solely and entirely responsible for the complete safety and support of such construction. Removal of portions of structures shall be done with care using tools and methods that will not transfer heavy shocks t existing adjacent buildings. Care shall be taken to minimize vibration and other disturbances. Protect all walks, roads, streets, curbs, pavements, trees, and planting, on or off the premises, and repair and replace or otherwise make good all damage as directed by the City. Promptly repair damage to adjacent facilities caused by demolition work at no additional cost to the City. Materials shall not be dropped or thrown from upper stories, but shall be lowered by means of hoists or rubbish chutes. Materials shall be thoroughly wetted down during demolition. 9. Remove and provide proper off-site disposal of demolition debris, including any hazardous debris. Make all arrangements for legal disposal of such materials. Debris shall not be allowed to accumulate and shall be sprinkled to minimize dust during handling and loading. Combustible material and rubbish shall be hauled away daily. No debris shall be burned at the job site. Comply with applicable environmental protection regulations. Trucks used in hauling debris shall be equipped with tarpaulins to cover the loads and shall not be loaded so excessively as to spill debris on streets. Except otherwise specifically indicated, all existing items removed as part of the work under this section shall become the property of the contractor and shall be removed from the site and legally disposed of at his expense. No materials shall be sold on the site. 10. Conduct follow-up rodent control measures. 11. Fill foundation hole with clean fill, compact and grade to meet surrounding elevations. Provisions shall be make to prevent the accumulation of water or damage to any foundations on adjoining property. Install 4" of loam and establish a continuous lawn surface area on the lot at recommended planting season conditions. Contractor shall be responsible for watering until the lawn is established. Secure the site with 6' chain link fence. 12. At completion of removal work, all rubbish, debris and waste materials from and about the building (s), including all tools, scaffolds, apparatus and appliances used in connection with the work under this specification, shall be removed and the promises shall be lift in clean condition. I1. Conditions 1. The Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and complying with public health, environmental, and all other federal, state or local laws and regulations applicable to the demolition of a building, and all other work to be performed under this contract. 2. Before a structure can be demolished, the Salem Fire Department shall conduct A preliminary demolition inspection, to ascertain any conditions which may require a fire watch or other preventive measures, to be taken before, during and/or after said demolition process. A permit to demolish or remove a building or structure shall not be issued until said inspection has been conducted, and a report of requirements necessary for prevention of fire and safety hazards shall be obtained by the applicant for the permit The requirements outlined in the report shall become a part of the restrictions portion of the demolition permit issued by the Building Inspector, for compliance with the Code. The inspection report shall include, but Not necessarily be restricted to the following; a) welding and cutting permit required;and b) fire watch to be maintained by a professional off-duty firefighter, with such equipment as determined by the head of the Fire Department. 3. No demolition may proceed until the City has provided adjacent property owners and tenants with 14 days notification of demolition and measures to be taken for the protection of such properties. 4. Contractor shall submit evidence of the removal and proper off-site disposal of demolition debris, in the form of trucking slips, and in the case of hazardous materials, manifests and disposal permits. III. Qualifications The contractor must be DCPO certified and be licensed by the City of Salem. The contractor must be licensed by any and all other regulatory agencies by State and Federal laws. BID SPECIFICATIONS CITY OF SALEM DEMOLITION OF FLYNNTAN BUILDING 80 BOSTON STREET, SALEM, MA. The City of Salem is requesting sealed bids from qualified contractors to undertake the demolition of all structures located at 80 Boston Street. All work to meet current Federal, State and local codes and regulations. Reports on the presence of hazardous materials from the Department of Environmental Protection and the Environmental Protection Agency are part of these bid documents. ALL WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT MUST BE COMPLETED BY NOVEMBER 1, 1999. I Scope of Services -- . 1.Conduct site inspection. The demolition contractor shall initially be accompanied to the site by the building inspector or other municipal employee as designated by the building inspector. 2. Assure that all utilities and city services (e.g. water, sewer, gas, electricity, ect.) are disconnected and appropriate steps are taken to protect the City's interest in the property (e.g. capping of disconnected sewers at manhole;water and gas to be disconnected and properly capped at main line). Before demolishing and removing any parts of the building (s) having electrical wiring, gas or water pipes, conduit or similar items embedded in them, notify municipal departments having jurisdiction and the utility company and make sure that these items are out of services so that they can be removed without danger. A permit to demolish shall not be issued until a release is obtained (stating their respective service connections an appurtenance equipment such as meters and regulators have been removed or sealed and plugged in a safe manner) from any utility company's having service connections in the building. I Take rodent control measures prior to demolition. Verification that an extermination has been done will be required prior to demolition. 4. Prior to commencement of demolition work, inspect areas where such work will be performed. Photograph existing conditions of structure, surfaces, equipment and surrounding structures and areas which could be misconstrued as damaged by demolition work; file photos with the Salem Planning Department prior to starting work.. 5. Provide all measures required by Federal, municipal and State ordinances, laws, and requlations for the protection of surrounding property, sidewalks, curbs, the public, workment, and owner's employees from any and all hazards during and after demolition operations. Measures taken, including sidewalk, shed, barricades, fences, warning lights and signs, rubbish chutes, ect. shall be in strict accordance also with the American National Standard Code for Building Construction A 10.6 as well as all Applicable Federal, local, municipal and State ordinances and laws. 6. Provide police protection during demolition. 7. Conduct a thorough search of the property immediately prior to demolition to assure that the propertyis vacant. 8. Complete demolition of the structure located at 80 Boston Street in conformity with applicable public laws M.G.L. c 30s. 39M or M.G.L. c 149,ss,44A-H. Conduct selective demolition operations and debris removal in a manner to ensure minimum interference with roads, streets, walks, and other adjacent occupied or used facilities. Do not close, block or otherwise obstruct streets, walks or other occupied or otherwise obstruct streets, walks or other occupied or used facilities without written premission from authorities having jurisdiction. Minimize noise-producing activities and perform these during normal working hours. No blasting or use of explosives will be permitted. Demolish foundation walls to a depth of not less than 24" below the proposed grade. Demolish and remove below-grade wood, metal construction and floor construction or floor slab. Demolition shall be carried on in a manner that will insure the safety of adjacent property, property which is occupied, and persons occupying such property against all damage and injury which might occur from falling debris or other.cause, and so as not to interfere with the use of adjacent buildings and structures or the free and safe passage to and from the same. Take every precaution to guard against movement or settlement of adjacent buildings, sidewalks and streets. Provide and place at contractor's own expense, all necessary bracings and shoring in connection with demolition work, and be solely and entirely responsible for the complete safety and support of such construction. Removal of portions of structures shall be done with care using tools and methods that will not transfer heavy shocks t existing adjacent buildings. Care shall be taken to minimize vibration and other disturbances. Protect all walks, roads, streets, curbs, pavements, trees, and planting, on or off the premises, and repair and replace or otherwise make good all damage as directed by the City. Promptly repair damage to adjacent facilities caused by demolition work at no additional cost to the City. Materials shall not be dropped or thrown from upper stories, but shall be lowered by means of hoists or rubbish chutes. Materials shall be thoroughly wetted down during demolition. 9. Remove and provide proper off-site disposal of demolition debris, including any hazardous debris. Make all arrangements for legal disposal of such materials. Debris shall not be allowed to accumulate and shall be sprinkled to minimize dust during handling and loading. Combustible material and rubbish shall be hauled away daily. No debris shall be burned at the job site. Comply with applicable environmental protection regulations. Trucks used in hauling debris shall be equipped with tarpaulins to cover the loads and shall not be loaded so excessively as to spill debris on streets. Except otherwise specifically indicated, all existing items removed as part of the work under this section shall become the property of the contractor and shall be removed from the site and legally disposed of at his expense. No materials shall be sold on the site. 10. Conduct follow-up rodent control measures. 11. Fill foundation hole with clean fill, compact and grade to meet surrounding elevations. Provisions shall be make to prevent the accumulation of water or damage to any foundations on adjoining property. Install 4" of loam and establish a continuous lawn surface area on the lot at recommended planting season conditions. Contractor shall be responsible for watering until the lawn is established. Secure the site with 6' chain link fence. 12. At completion of removal work, all rubbish, debris and waste materials from and about the building (s), including all tools, scaffolds, apparatus and appliances used in connection with the work under this specification, shall be removed and the promises shall be lift in clean condition. II. Conditions 1. The Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and complying with public health, environmental, and all other federal, state or local laws and regulations applicable to the demolition of a building, and all other work to be performed under this contract. 2. Before a structure can be demolished, the Salem Fire Department shall conduct A preliminary demolition inspection, to ascertain any conditions which may require a fire watch or other preventive measures, to be taken before, during and/or after said demolition process. A permit to demolish or remove a building or structure shall not be issued until said inspection has been conducted, and a report of requirements necessary for prevention of fire and safety hazards shall be obtained by the applicant for the permit The requirements outlined in the report shall become a part of the restrictions portion of the demolition permit issued by the Building Inspector, for compliance with the Code. The inspection report shall include, but Not necessarily be restricted to the following; a) welding and cutting permit required;and b) fire watch to be maintained by a professional off-duty firefighter, with such equipment as determined by the head of the Fire Department. 3. No demolition may proceed until the City has provided adjacent property owners and tenants with 14 days notification of demolition and measures to be taken for the protection of such properties. 4. Contractor shall submit evidence of the removal and proper off-site disposal of demolition debris, in the form of trucking slips, and in the case of hazardous materials, manifests and disposal permits. III. Qualifications The contractor must be DCPO certified and be licensed by the City of Salem. The contractor must be licensed by any and all other regulatory agencies by State and Federal laws. BID SPECIFICATIONS CITY OF SALEM �U DEMOLITION OF MINI IMUMMMMFGy , Tn u d3Lc�, bU/3osfar sew- "7.a The City of Salem is requesting sealed bids from qualified contractors to undertake the demolition Gated at fit. All work to meet current Federal, State and local codes and regulations. Reports on the presence of hazardous materials from the Department of Environmental Protection and the Environmental Protection Agency are part of these bid documents. ALL WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT MUST BE COMPLETED BY ivov. I. Scope of Services 1. Conduct site inspection. The demolition contractor shall initially be accompanied to the site by the building inspector or other municipal employee as designated by the building inspector. 2. Assure that all utilities and city services (e.g. water, sewer, gas, electricity, etc.) are disconnected and appropriate steps are taken to protect the City's interest in the property(e.g. capping of disconnected sewers at manhole; water and gas to be disconnected an properly capped at main line). Before demolishing and removing any parts of the building(s) having electrical wiring, gas or water pipes, conduit or similar items embedded in them, notify municipal departments having jurisdiction and the utility company and make sure that these items are out of service so that they can be removed without danger. A permit to demolish shall not be issued until a release is obtained (stating their respective service connections an appurtenance equipment such as meters and regulators have been removed or sealed and plugged in a safe manner) from any utility company's having service connections in the building. 3. Take rodent control measures prior to demolition. Verification that an extermination has been done will be required prior to demolition. 4. Prior to commencement of demolition work, inspect areas where such work will be performed. Photna�aran�sting conditions of structure, surfaces, equipment and surrounding structures and areas which could be misconstrued as damaged by demolition work; file photos with the Salem Planning Department prior to starting work. 5. Provide all measures required by Federal, municipal and State ordinances, laws, and regulations for the protection of surrounding property, sidewalks, cubs, the public, workmen, and Owner's employees from any and all hazards during and after demolition operations. Measures taken, including sidewalk shed, barricades, fences, warning lights and signs, rubbish chutes, etc., shall be in strict accordance also with the American National Standard Code for Building Construction A10.6 as well as all applicable Federal, local, municipal and State ordinances and laws. 6. Provide police protection during demolition. 7. Conduct a ®rough search of the property immediately prior to demolition to assure that the property is vacant. ?o 600-rg, 8. Complete demolition of the structure located at I Nil in conformity with applicable public laws M.G.L. c. 30 s. 39M or M.G.L. c. 149, ss. 44A-H. Conduct selective demolition operations and debris removal in a manner to ensure minimum interference with roads, streets, walks, and other adjacent occupied or used facilities. Do not close, block or otherwise obstruct streets, walks or other occupied or used facilities without written permission from authorities having jurisdiction. Minimize noise-producing activities and perform them during normal working hours. No blasting or use of explosives will be permitted. Demolish foundation walls to a depth of not less than 24" below the proposed grade. Demolish and remove below-grade wood, metal construction and floor construction or floor slab. Demolition shall be carried on in a manner that will insure the safety of adjacent property,property which is occupied, and persons occupying such property against all damage and injury which might occur from falling debris or other cause, and so as not to interfere with the use of adjacent buildings and structures or the free and safe passage to and from the same. Take every precaution to guard against movement or settlement of adjacent buildings, sidewalks and streets. Provide and place at Contractor's own expense, all necessary bracing and shoring in connection with demolition work,and be solely and entirely responsible for the complete safety and support of such construction. Removal of portions of structures shall be done with care using tools and methods that will not transfer heavy shocks to existing adjacent buildings. Care shall be taken to minimize vibration and other disturbances. Protect all walks,roads, streets, curbs,pavements,trees and planting, on or off the premises, and repair and replace or otherwise make good all damage as directed by the City. Promptly repair damage to adjacent facilities caused by demolition work at no additional cost to the City. Materials shall not be dropped or thrown from upper stories, but shall be lowered by means of hoists or rubbish chutes. Materials shall be thoroughly wetted down during demolition. 9. Remove and provide proper off-site disposal of demolition debris, including any hazardous debris. Make all arrangements for legal disposal of such materials. Debris shall not be allowed to accumulate and shall be sprinkled to minimize dust during handling and loading. Combustible material and rubbish shall be hauled away daily. No debris shall be burned at thejob site. Comply with applicable environmental protection regulations. Trucks used in hauling debris shall be equipped with tarpaulins to cover the loads and shall not be loaded so excessively as to spill debris on streets. Except otherwise specifically indicated, all existing items removed as part of the work under this Section shall become the property of the Contractor and shall be removed from the site and legally disposed of at his expense. No materials shall be sold on the site. 10. Conduct follow-up rodent control measures. 11. Fill foundation hole with clean fill, compact and grade to meet surrounding elevations. Provisions shall be made to prevent the accumulation of water or damage to any foundations on adjoining property. Install 4" of loam and and establish a continuous lawn surface area on the lot at recommended planting season conditions. Contractor shall be responsible for watering until the lawn is established. Secure the site with 6' chain link fence. 12. At completion of removal work, all rubbish, debris and waste materials from and about the building(s), including all tools, scaffolds, apparatus and appliances used in connection with work under this specification, shall be removed and the premises shall be left in clean condition. if. Conditions 1. The Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and complying with public health, environmental, and all other federal, state or local laws and regulations applicable to the demolition of a building, and all other work to be performed under this contract. 2. Before a structure can be demolished,the Salem Fire Department shall conduct a preliminary demolition inspection, to ascertain any conditions which may require a fire watch or other preventive measures, to be taken before, during and/or after said demolition process. A permit to demolish or remove a building or structure shall not be issued until said inspection has been conducted, and a report of requirements necessary for prevention of fire and life safety hazards shall be obtained by the applicant for the permit. The requirements outlined in the report shall become a part of the restrictions portion of the demolition permit issued by the Building Inspector, for compliance with the Code. The inspection report shall include, but no necessarily be restricted to the following: a) welding and cutting permit required; and b)fire watch to be maintained by a professional off-duty firefighter, with such equipment as determined by the head of the Fire Department. No demolition may proceed until the City has provided adjacent property owners and tenants with 14 days notification-of`demolition and measures to be taken for the protection of such properties. 4. Contractor shall submit evidence of the removal and proper off-site disposal of demolition debris, in the form of trucking slips, and, in the case of hazardous materials, manifests and disposal permits. III. Oualifications The Contractor must be DCPO certified and be licensed by the City of Salem. The Contractor must be licensed by any and all other regulatory agencies required by State and Federal laws. Cite of *alem, Aamwbuatt!6 Public Propertp Mepartment 3guttbing i0epartment One*alem oreen (978)7459595 Cxt. 380 Peter Strout Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer Flynntan building 80 Boston St. Salem. Building Demolition and related work 1. Removal of the sheepgrease till and storage tanks. 2. Separate removal of asbestos siding on the exterior of the building and transite on hallways. Estimated 18,000 sq. ft. 3. The brick and wood structure is four stories and contains large steel floor plates,piping and support cables that will have to be separated from the 40-50-loads of wood debris. 4. Since the new section of the building is structurally sound and intact the removal area will be from the Boston Street sidewalk(burned offices)to Goodhue Street and everything to the North side except for the (2)front loading docks(concrete),the cement slab(in front)and the fieldstone retaining wall that was the color cellar wall. The outline of the removal area is shown on the Site Plan. 5.The concrete block boiler room,brick chimney and elevator shaft would remain. Any open walls or doors will be sealed and the area will be fenced with 6' chain link at any and all open areas. 6.There are(3)500-1500 gallon hot water tanks that will be cut up for scrap. One of the tanks does have a thin layer of fibrous asbestos. 7. The four below floor pits,two outside pits and associated trenchs will be filled with brick and concrete debris to prepare them for closure and sealing 8. The area shaded on the plans will be merged by backfill to establish a gradual slope from Boston St. To Goodhue St.. Area can be contoured with suitable rubble recycled from the site and loamed and Seeded. 9. The main chimney will be removed as part of this proposal. Note:the rubble from the chimney May be used to make the contour if it is suitable fill. Citp of �balcm, Aaznrbuatto 1 3publit Propertp Mepartment JguiCDing department One Rpalem Oreen (978) 745-9595 Ext. 380 Peter Strout Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer Page 2 The scope of work for this project will include: I Engineering supervision,permits,waste disposal,chemical testing,still and tank cleaning,futal report 2. Asbestos removal: exterior,hallways and one tank approximately 18,000. Sq.ft. 3.Demolition of structure as noted on the plan. Cftp of 6alem, '41aq;garbU5Ctt'q igubtit jropertp Mepartment Jguilbing Mepartment One&alem green (978)7459595 tgxt. 360 Peter Strout Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer Flynntan building 80 Boston St. Salem. Building Demolition and related work 1. Removal of the sheepgrease till and storage tanks. 2. Separate removal of asbestos siding on the exterior of the building and transite on hallways. Estimated 18,000 sq. ft. 3. The brick and wood structure is four stories and contains large steel floor plates,piping and support cables that will have to be separated from the 40-50-loads of wood debris. 4. Since the new section of the building is structurally sound and intact the removal area will be from the Boston Street sidewalk(burned offices)to Goodhue Street and everything to the North side except for the (2)front loading docks(concrete),the cement slab(in front)and the fieldstone retaining wall that was the color cellar wall. The outline of the removal area is shown on the Site Plan. 5. The concrete block boiler room,brick chimney and elevator shaft would remain. Any open walls or doors will be sealed and the area will be fenced with 6'chain link at any and all open areas. 6.There are(3)500-1500 gallon hot water tanks that will be cut up for scrap. One of the tanks does have a thin layer of fibrous asbestos. 7. The four below floor pits,two outside pits and associated trenchs will be filled with brick and concrete debris to prepare them for closure and sealing 8. The area shaded on the plans will be merged by backfill to establish a gradual slope from Boston St, To Goodhue St.. Area can be contoured with suitable nubble recycled from the site and loamed and Seeded. 9. The main chimney will be removed as part of this proposal. Note: the rubble from the chimney May be used to make the contour if it is suitable fill. �- G• C[tp of *alem, 4Am5arbuzetw • Public Propertp Mepartment 39uitDing Mepartment One 9salem Oreen (978) 7459595 (Ext. 380 Peter Strout Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer Page 2 The scope of work for this project will include: 1 Engineering supervision,permits,waste disposal,chemical testing, still and tank cleaning,final report 2. Asbestos removal: exterior,hallways and one tank approximately 18,000. Sq.ft. 3. Demolition of structure as noted on the plan. Citp of *alem, Aamwbu!6ettz 3pub[ic Propertp Mepartment JOuilbing Mepartment (One 6alem Oreen (978) 745-9595 (Ixt. 380 Peter Strout Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer Page 2 The scope of work for this project will include: 1 Engineering supervision,permits,waste disposal,chemical testing,still and tank cleaning, final report 2. Asbestos removal: exterior,hallways and one tank approximately 18,000. Sq. ft. 3. Demolition of structure as noted on the plan. Citp of *aiem' Jam5aCbUS;Ctt!5 K q, 3pubiit: Propertp Mepartment 3guilbing Mepartment One talent Oreen (978)745.9595 Ext. 380 Peter Strout Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer Page 2 The scope of work for this project will include: I Engineering supervision,permits,waste disposal,chemical testing,still and tank cleaning,final report 2. Asbestos removal:exterior,hallways and one tank approximately 18,000. Sq.ft. 3.Demolition of structure as noted on the plan. Citp of *aiem, J+1aggaCbU!6Ctt!6 1 j9ublit 3prapertp Mepartment Wuilbing Mepartment One fkalem Green (978)7459595 Ext. 380 Peter Strout Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer Page 2 The scope of work for this project will include: 1 Engineering supervision,permits,waste disposal,chemical testing,still and tank cleaning,final report 2. Asbestos removal: exterior,hallways and one tank approximately 18,000. Sq.ft. 3. Demolition of structure as noted on the plan. CITY OF SALEM - MASSACHUSETTS WILLIAM J.LUNOREGAN Legal Department JOHN D.KEENAN City SolicitorAssistant City Solicitor 81 Washington Street 93 Washington Street 60 Washington Street Tel:978-741.3888 Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Tel:978-741-4453 Fax:978-741-8110 Fax:978-740-0072 February 25, 1999 ROMANOVITZ & MANNING H. Drew Romanovitz, Esq. 25 Lynde Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 RE: 70-92 Boston Street— FlynnTan Property Dear Attorney Romanovitz: Please be advised that the City of Salem will be inspecting the above captioned property on Wednesday, March 3, 1999 due to safety concerns. The City has received several complaints from neighbors pertaining specifically to the wooden structure. The City has taken the safety precaution of boarding up the lower windows. Please inform Mr. Exman that he is welcome to attend this inspection with Building Inspector Strout and other city departments. Inspector Strout can be reached at 978.745.9595. If Mr. Exman does not attend the inspection, the report and order of expected action, if any, will be forwarded. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Very st egards, Joh . Keenan, Ass s nt City Solicitor Id m cc. Peter Strout, Bldg. Inspector Jan Exman CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS _ a. 3 BUILDING DEPARTMENT _ 120 WASHINGTON STREET, 3°1 FLOOR Yti f TEL. (978) 745-9595 F.-�x(978) 740-9846 KIMBERLEY DRISCOLL MAYOR THCNNL-IS ST.PIERRE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROPERTY/BUILDING COMMISSIONER April 05,2007 Jon Penni Halistar Inc 73 Park Street Beverly Ma.01915 Re: Flynntann Property DearOwner Your attention is hereby directed to the provisions of Section 12-56 of the Code of Ordinances, City of Salem, Massachusetts on file in the office of the City Clerk in City Hall. Pursuant to the provisions of said sections, you are herby notified that a certain unsightly condition exists on premises specifically described as graffiti which injures neighboring property and the public health, safety and welfare. You are therefore notified at once and in any event within 30 days from the date of this notice, to remove said unsightly condition from the property and hereafter to keep the said property free there from. In the event you fail to complete such work within the time hereinabove mentioned, the undersigned shall cause the same to be removed and you will be responsible from the cost of removal of the condition from the property. Sinc/efely, 11-1 Thomas St. Pierre Building Commissioner Zoning Enforcement Officer o n Environmental Contractors, Inc. 62 Concord Street,North Reading MA 01864 Tel:(978)276-.1211 • Fax:(978)664-5433 "let us handle all your environmental needs" 4 "American American Environmental Contractors,Inc.is an environmental company designed to handle any environmental concerns you may have such as: •Site Inspections and Surveys •Specifications and Bids •Remediation and Project Monitoring •Proper Manifests and Comprehensive Close Out Packages Weare experienced in the remediation and disposal of materials such as: Asbestos,Lead,PCB's,Contaminated soils and many others.We specialize in ensuring that your projects are completed on time,on budget and in compliance with all state and federal regulations. Tel. (978)276-1211 _ _ _ 62 Concord Street Fax (978)664-5433 N.Reading,MA 01864 I � **�merican Environmental Contractors, Inc. June 22, 1999 Peter Strout City of Salem Building Dept. 1 Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Dear Peter, Thank you for allowing me to introduce American Environmental Contractors Inc. (AEC). We are a full service environmental company able to handle any environmental concerns you may have regarding the redemption and disposal of asbestos, lead, PCB's, contaminated soils, etc.. We understand that environmental issues may cause confusion due to the myriad of regulations, notifications and inspections. To further confuse things, you must spend your time qualifying bids you solicit from hygiene firms and redemption contractors to make sure that they are bidding on the same level and protecting you and your client. What you really need is your own fully staffed environmental division. AEC can be your environmental division. We will take care of all you environmental need such as: 0 `Site inspections and surveys Q FSpecifications and bids 0 Project site management and monitoring 0 lProper manifests and comprehensive close outse out packag D Interior and structural demolifion�� Our job is to ensure that your projects are completed on time, within budget and in compliance with all state and federal regulations. If we can be of service to you please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely Paul Ashman 62 Concord Street,North Reading MA 01864 • Tel.(978)276-1211 Fax:(978)664-5433 "let us handle all your environmental needs" S . R VEINER AN 1) AS S4)CI A It I N II 0111'u 11 AI'CP January 22, 1999 Mr. Paul Ashman American Environmental Contractors P.O. Box 194 North Reading, MA. 01 864 Dear Paul, I just wanted to take a few minutes to tell you how pleased I am with your responsiveness at the Maine Mall Project. As with any renovation or demolition work, there always seems to be surprises. When we found them in the wall between the tenant spaces, Jim O'Connor immediately addressed it with the mall operations people and the Architect. I commend you and your staff for always taking the extra care to check things out before acting and causing more problems. It is this kind of service and professional approach to any task you do that keeps S.R. Weiner calling on American Environmental when ever we need a quality abatement contractor. Your company came highly recommended by Al Rocco, our Director of Community Centers for the smaller projects you helped him with. When we used American for the abatement at The Hanover Mall Renovations you proved you could also handle the big jobs too. Your staff brought solutions to tough problems and even the CM was impressed with the speed and cleanliness of your operation. Since that time I have had the opportunity use American Environmental for three additional projects and would be pleased to recommend them for others. In fact, please feel free to use my name ( or this letter) as a reference to future clients. I am confident that after working with a team like Jim, Pat and yourself, other developers and property owners will also share my appreciation. Thanks again to everyone for their help and I look forward to the next job together. SincerelL � William Ellis Director of Planning and Development R E A L E S T A T E DE V E L O P M E N T 1 3 3 0 13 0 Y L ST 0 N S T R E E T C EI E S T N U T H 1 1, I. M A S S A C H U S E T T S 0 2 4 6 7 { 17 232 49 () 0 PROJECTS Bechtel Manchester Street Repowering Project Manchester Street Station- Providence, Rhode Island Asbestos Removal: Phase 1 $3 Million Phase II $2.6 Million City of Boston Boston City Hall City Hall Plaza- Boston,Massachusetts Asbestos Removal and Renovations: $1.9 Million City of Boston Boston City Halt-Mayor's Office City Hall Plaza- Boston, Massachusetts Asbestos Removal and Renovations: $900,000 Massachusetts Turnpike Authority Sumner Tunnel,Callahan Tunnel and Tunnel Ventilation Buildings Boston,Massachusetts Asbestos and Lead Removal $1,435,000 Town of Brookline Hancock Village Apartments Asbestos Removal and Reinstallation $3,700,000 Bird Comgany Inc. $990,000 Pleasant Street Walpole MA Asbestos Removal Massachusetts_Turnpike Authority Beacon Toll Plaza-Administration Building Boston,Massachusetts Asbestos and Lead Removal: $350,000 Department of the Naw Nimitz Hall-Newport Navy Base New Port,Rhode Island Asbestos Removal: $500,000 University of Massachusetts Cafeteria Hall-Amherst,Massachusetts Asbestos Removal: $350,000 ICI Americas Stouffer Office Park-Westport,Connecticut Asbestos Removal/Duct Cleaning $275,000 PUBUCRTIONS Econ Magazine, May 1992 Authored article regarding indoor air quality relating to heating,ventilation and air conditioning duct systems and remediation of asbestos, lead and other environmental containments with the use of robotics. Raul F. Ashman 4 Winterberry Lane North Reading, Massachusetts 01864 (508)664-5505 EDUCATION SOUTH BOSTON HIGH SCHOOL South Boston, Massachusetts WE'NTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Boston,Massachusetts SPECIAL TRAINING J.F. WALTON&COMPANY,INC.,ASBESTOS ABATEMENT TRAINING SCHOOL Chelsea,Massachusetts ASBESTOS ABATEMENT COUNCIL,CONTRACTORS ESTIMATING SCHOOL Andover,Massachusetts INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUATION-CONTRACTORS AND SUPERVISORS PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES Woburn,Massachusetts LICENSES ASBESTOS CONTRACTOR - State of Massachusetts ASBESTOS SUPERVISOR - State of Massachusetts ASBESTOS SUPERVISOR - State of New Hampshire ASBESTOS SUPERVISOR - State of Rhode Island EMPLOYMENT 1997-PRESENT PRESIDENT,AMERICAN ENVIROMENTAL CONTRACTORS INC Responsible for overseeing all asbestos and environmental operations including sales, marketing,estimating,contracts,purchasing,and health and safety;as well as the interpreting of project specifications and abatement management plans and which materials,equipment and work crews are needed for each asbestos project.Overseeing the timely completion of numerous jobs simultaneously and that responsible individuals on the job sites are in compliance with applicable rules and regulations. 1993- PRESENT OWNER AND GENERAL MANAGER, COLONY FLOOR SERVICES CO. INC. Responsible for overseeing the day to day operations including sales, marketing,field operations,accounts payable, accounts receivable,estimating,contracts, etc. Specializing in removal and demolition of asbestos and non-asbestos flooring and adhesives. 1993-1995 N.E. REGIONAL MANAGER,ASBESTOS CONTAINMENT SERVICES INC Responsible for overseeing all operations of the New England office including sales, marketing,estimating,contracts,purchasing,and heath and safety. 1988-1997 SENIOR ESTIMATOR, WA TON SIS TEMS INTERNATIONAL INC Responsible for private and public bidding Marketing for new accounts including, evaluations of architectural, mechanical and engineering specifications. Preparation of detailed estimates,assessment of contract proposals,negotiation and administration of AIA Contracts; also,review and approval of payment requisitions and change orders 19 Brandy Wine Drive Phone 603-642-4954 East-Kingston,NH Fax 603-642-3380 03827 E-mail-Insh0308@ AOL.com Patn"ic k O'Malley Work experience 1997 - 1999 American Environmental Contractors Inc. Sit Estimator • In charge of marketing department for new accounts in the private sector. • Responsible for overseeing the bidding of projects, preparation of estimates, contract negotiation and administration, change orders and payment requisitions, hiring/firing of employees, health and safety programs, education and training. 1993- 1999 Owner!Treasurer Colony Floor Services Co.,Inc. • In charge of marketing for new accounts in the private and public sector. • Responsible for bidding, estimates, contracts and payment requisitions, hiring/firing of employees, health and safety,training and education. 1993- 1995 SR Estimator Asbestos Control Services Inc. • Responsible for overseeing bidding of projects, preparation of detailed estimates, contract negotiation and administration, change orders and payment requisitions, hiring 1 firing of employees, health and safety programs, education and training. 1990- 1993 Estimator J.F.Walton & Co., Inc. • Responsible for preparation of bids, estimating, project monitoring, contract administration and negotiation. 1987-1990 Supervisor J.F.Walton&Co.,Inc. • Responsible for day to day operations of job sites and labor. • Responsible for maintaining schedules and man-days, interaction with clients and state?federal regulators, procurement of materials 1 tools. High School- Saint Dominic Savio, East Boston E�u�aitian College-Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston Control No: 06505 THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Department of Labor and Workforce Development Division of Occupational Safety t}' 100 Cambridge Street, Room 1107, Boston, Massachusetts 02202 ASBESTOS CONTRACTOR LICENSE AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL CONTRACTORS, INC. P.O. BOX 194 62 CONCORD STREET N. READING MA 01864 LICENSE AC000423 EXPIRES February 15 2000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH MGL CH. 149 § 6B AND 453 CMR 6.04 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENTERING INTO OR ENGAGING IN ASBESTOS WORK. THIS LICENSE IS VALID FOR A PERIOD OF ONE 111 YEAR. Robert J. Prezioso, Deputy Director MCI 1/97 .,.vY-A 6.AV/ V. lul II 1 Y 1 1 1 11 nulnul Irnlllu I I.IIA"Uull J'l ul �� Cfi 11CtTt,CF. L IAB�� ITY{111 �` ' 4hrt btitil; ; 4/15 » vpooucEtt THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS AMA ER INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE. Charles F. Murphy, Inc. HOLDER,THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND,EXTEND OR 639 Granite Street ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POUCIES BELOW. Braintree MA 02184 COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGE Joseph F. William, CO."ANY Pnaoe 781-,380-0599 F•.W, 7 -380-0686 A United Capital Insurance Co. INSURED CCMPAN I 8 Arbella Protection Ins Co American Environmental i wMPANY Contractora, Ino. C Lumbermen, Mutual Casualty Co. P.O. Box 194 - 62 Concord St. COMPANY - North Reading MA 01864 D Gb` f?AGYS .F1e31 n..X..':r{tF 4✓. 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