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Sanding. Bargaining unit members shall provide primary coverage for all sanding operations within the City, including parking garages within the City. During a snow emergency, when snow emergency operations are at full capacity, sanding at parking garages may be performed by an outside contractor, at the discretion of the City. At no time shall sanding be performed by an outside contractor when city vehicles and bargaining unit members are available to perform such work. Section 1. General‌
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Sanding. 4. The CONTRACTOR shall, upon request of the Select Board, apply sand and salt mixture to the entire surface area of all subject facilities and properties at any time the Select Board considers the situation to be hazardous and dangerous. The CONTRACTOR shall, on its own initiative and without the request from the Select Board, apply salt and sand mixture to the entire travel surfaces of the subject facility or properties that has been plowed. 5. The salt and sand mixture and calcium (for Town Hall) shall be provided by the TOWN. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the loading of the sand and salt which shall be stored at the TOWN’S salt and sand facility. The CONTRACTOR is responsible for providing loading equipment and labor for loading sand and salt. 6. The salt and sand mixture shall be applied to the subject facilities and properties in such manner as complies with Maine Department of Transportation’s regulations and standards and in such a manner as will not create a safety hazard to the public welfare. The recommendation of the Maine Department of Transportation regarding proper methods and standards of salt and sand application shall be determinative.
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Sanding. The Contractor or persons acting for the contractor shall apply salt and sand to any and all portions of any listed roads that may, in the judgment of the Road Commissioner, the Department of Transportation, or any Law Enforcement Agency, require it. Such sanding shall be made as frequently as the Municipal Officers or Department of Transportation deem necessary for the safety of the public.
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Sanding. 4. The CONTRACTOR shall, upon request of the Road Commissioner and/or Select Board, apply sand and salt mixture to the entire travel surface of all subject roads and ways at any time the Road Commissioner and/or Select Board considers the roads to be hazardous and dangerous. The CONTRACTOR shall, on it’s own initiative and without the request of the Road Commissioner and/or Select Board, apply salt and sand mixture to the entire travel surface of all subject roads and ways within 30 minutes after any such road or way has been plowed. The CONTRACTOR agrees to pay particular attention to the sanding of hills, curves, and intersections, and to apply extra sand to such locations when necessary. 5. The salt and sand mixture shall be provided by the TOWN. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the storage, and loading, of the sand and salt per State requirements or it shall be stored at the TOWN’S salt and sand facility at such time when said facility is completed. The CONTRACTOR is responsible for providing loading equipment and labor for loading sand and salt. 6. The salt and sand mixture shall be applied to the subject roads and ways in such manner as complies with Maine Department of Transportation’s regulations and
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