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is E. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REVISIONS IN REPAIR PROCEDURES 1. Excavations: a. Brick must be lifted in a manner which does not damage the bricks themselves. b. Brick shall be stacked and delivered to either the City or to the contractor who makes the final repairs, to be used for the final repair. c. Brick shall be removed to expose an area large enough to prevent any damage to the surrounding bricks. d. If, in the event a brick sub -base is encountered, the brick is to be lifted in the same fashion as bricks encountered on the surface. These bricks are to be stacked and delivered to the City. e. Concrete which is to be excavated should be, whenever possible, cut at pavement joints. When the area to be excavated exceeds fifty percent of a panel, ora diagonal cut is made, the entire panel shall be removed and replaced in original kind. 2. Permits: • a,. Permits should be applied for and received before any right-of-way cutis made. b. Permit applications should be reviewed on an individual job basis only. Each job should should have a separate permit. c. Permit exceptions: if personal welfare or traffic hazards exist, a permit may be applied for after the cut is made. However, all specifications must be followed as if a permit had been issued. 3. Storage of removed brick: a. Brick is to be stored by the City or by the contractor who will be making the final repairs. b. Brick which is to be stored by the City can be used by the contractor to replace any bricks which were damaged during the street excavation. These bricks should be available for a charge to the contractor. 4. Repairs: a. All repairs should be made in like materials and patterns. No exceptions. b. All repairs should be made according to the latest edition of the City of Dayton Construction and Material Specifications. c. Brick repairs are to be made with the same bricks which were removed from the site during excavation. 7