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PERMIT NO.: 1022-6SV.0147 PERMITTEE: Ground Zero Analysis, Inc. [SATE: March 9, 2022 In accordance with General Provision No. 6, SEVEN (7) WORKING DAYS PRIOR to the start of this work, Permittee shall notify the State Representative JOE VALDEZ at (209) 601-5074 or by email: joseph.a.valdezdot.ca.aov, P.O. Box 2048, Stockton, CA 95201, if no traffic controls will be needed to accomplish the permit work. A pre job meeting and/or conference with the Permittee/Permittee's Contractor, and State Representative is required prior to start of work unless waived by the State Representative, Permittee shall contact the State Representative and arrange for the pre job meeting. Notwithstanding General Provision No. 4, your Contractor is required to apply for and obtain an encroachment permit prior to start of work. Contractor will be charged applicable inspection fees. This permit is not valid until Permittee has obtained permission from adjacent property owners, Irrigation Districts, Cities, Counties or other interested parties to perform the proposed work. All work done under this permit must meet with the approval of the State Representative. Failure on the Permittee's part to comply with any provision will be cause for revocation of this permit. Permittee shall, prior to commencement of any work, provide the State Representative with the name and phone number of the person in responsible charge of the work to be performed under this permit. Before commencing work, Permittee must obtain written concurrence from the State Highway Resident Engineer on the scheduling of the proposed work. This requirement is applicable when the permit work is located within or adjacent to an active Caltrans construction work zone. Permittee/Contractor shall work with the State representative to request traffic control reservations for shoulder work and/or lane closure(s) needed to accomplish the work under this permit. Requests shall be submitted to State representative by Monday Noon of the week prior to when the work is scheduled to occur. The State representative will submit the traffic control request(s) to District 10 Traffic Management (DTM) using the Lane Closure System (LCS). Upon LCS approval by DTM, the State representative will forward the traffic control ID back to the Permittee/Contractor by Friday afternoon of the week prior to the scheduled work. No shoulder or lane closures are allowed without prior LCS approval. All Lane closures shall be called in by either the Permittee or the Permittee's Contractor, whichever is agreed upon. This shall be accomplished when jobsite traffic control is set, and then again when removed for the day. The assigned traffic control ID provided shall be called into the District 10 Traffic Management Center (TMC). The traffic control status codes are: • 10-97 when traffic control begins • 10-98 when traffic control ends • 10-22 when traffic control is cancelled 2of6