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Hair dyes & 1ighln~rsHair sprayHome permanentsIncenseKidney pillsLighters & t1uidMousseNail polishNasal decongestantsPest control itemsRit dyeShaving productsSinus pain relieversSore throat spraysToothache remediesVapor rubsWave set & gelsWD40

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County of MariposaValuation Inquiry

190478PI#MKT270007280010893 HIGHWAY 140CARTER ETAL, HUGH

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April 22, 2008

October 2007

. Project established with the objective of performing repair and cyclicmaintenance to the level where the new concessioner would have a presentablevisitor service facility for the six year term of the concession contract.Immediate personal hazards (IPH) identified in Park Facility ManagementDivision (PFMD) comprehensive condition assessment were also to be corrected.These were identified as grounding issues with receptacles in the restroom andstorage/office area.

. Further survey was performed to validate PFMD condition assessment. Theintegrity of the floor covering was of most concern with correction of waterinfiltration on the east exterior elevation. In general the building needed repairand painting of several exterior and interior wall finishes. The porch deckneeded replacement. System/component renewal (replacement) of plumbing,fixtures, mechanical and electrical systems was also needed. Discussed findingswith Supervisor where decision was made to perform repair and let the capitalimprovement items go until major rehabilitation could be performed under thedirection of park planning for the EI Portal Administrative Area. The existing EIPortal Market building was too small to contiilUeto use as a general store/groceryconcession operation.

. Initially both interior and exterior work was planned to be undertaken under oneconstruction contract with six months proposed to perform the required scopoe ofwork. Further discussion lead to splitting the work into two phases so the parkcould complete the work before the first week in January 2008 when the newconcession contract was to be executed and the new concessioner was to takeoccupancy. The urgency of shortening the construction period was furtheremphasized when public meetings in EI Portal identified a high level of concernfor the store being taken out of service.

. A 90 day construction period was discussed but quickly it was reduced to 60 dayswith only the repairs and cyclic maintenance to be performed. Even this left littletime for the contractor and the park to perform required administrative andconstruction tasks typical of an organized effort to order materials, hire labor,prepare shop drawings, review safety plans, abate lead paint, review submittalsand prepare change orders for unforeseen building conditions and mobilize.

. Work began on preparing project construction documents with photographs takenof work to be bid on under a construction contract.

. A draft of the scope of work was prepared and submitted to the Park HistoricArchitect for review and collaboration on a final draft. The Park PreservationSpecialist was met on site for further consultation.

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