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i f ^ G ! h F ` off .q L h CITY OF STOCKTON A94 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CITY HALL 425 N. EL DORADO STREET STOCK-TON, CA 95202-1997 March 21, 1995 LETTER OF CLARIFICATION - REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - GREEN WASTE PR()CE.SSING AT FRENCH CATOP LA FILL During the walk-through at French Camp Landfill on March 15, many questions were raised that needed additional clarification. Listed below are the questions that were raised and the answers. 1. Will the City provide a water source for dust control? There is a well on site at French Camp Landfill with a pumping rate of 30 gallons per minute. The selected ftm will have access to the water in this well at no cost, however, the selected firm must provide it's own equipment and vehicle to transport the water to the grinding location and provide its own water storage facility. If a firm has alternative water sources for dust control, submit them in your proposal. 2. In the Request for Proposal section entitled Receiving waste at French Camn it was stated that all processing of green waste must occur during the operating hours of French Camp Landfill. Can grinding take place after the landfill closes? Include in your proposal the operating hours of the proposed future grinding operation. Your operating hours will be included in a proposal that the City will submit to the Local Enforcement Agency (LEA). 3. What are the specifications on the screening size? Pursuant to the LEA Advisory Report dated October 1994, the average screening size of the alternative daily cover programs throughout California is 3.5 inches. 4. Will Affirmative Action Guidelines be considered? Yes, the Selection Committee, prior to the interview with the firm will be provided information indicating if the company is in compliance with the City's Affirmative Action guidelines. STCCKT_'n i...=AL;F0RNIA' SUNRISE SEAPORT"