Demolition and site work for a residential development in Kewanee, Illinois. Completed plans call for the demolition of a residential development; and for site work for a residential development.

The City of Kewanee is seeking bids for the de-molition of the building and related work loc-ated at 624 N. Elm St. in Kewanee. Bidders must comply with the City of Kewanee Code of Ordin-ances Sections 150.075 - 150.081, Demolition of Buildings, which is available at City Hall. Only clean debris permitted by the Illinois Environ-mental Protection Act section 3.160.b may be used as fill material. This means only uncontam-inated broken concrete without protruding met-al bars, bricks, rock, stone or soil generated from construction or demolition activities. The work consists of demolishing the existing building on the site and disposing of the demolition debris in a legal manner. Provide a level surface upon completion. Perform other related work as in-dicated in the scope of work. All work is to be completed within 28 days after receiving notice to proceed from the City. EXCEPTION: Should a Contractor win a bid on multiple properties with the same bid opening date, the Contractor shall receive 15 additional days per winning property bid. Should the Contractor fail to perform all work by the expiration of this deadline, the Con-tractor acknowledges that they may be deemed an "irresponsible bidder" for the purpose of fu-ture bidding opportunities and potentially dis-qualified from bidding as such. RFP bonds will be cashed/depos-ited and returned to non-winning bidders after the opening in the form of a check from the City of Kewanee. Winning Bidders bond will remain in the City of Kewanee account until completion of job. The City of Kewanee reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive irregularities. It is understood and agreed that the award will be made to the lowest responsible bidder who submits the proposal that provides the City, in its opinion, the best value for the lump sum cost proposed. The work consists 1. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT NO PERSONS ARE IN THE HOUSE PRIOR TO COMMENCING DEMOLITION WORK. IF ANY PERSONS ARE PRESENT, CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IMMEDIATELY. 2. Remove all garbage and debris from abandoned vehicle and notify the Director of Community Development once vehicle is empty. The City will remove vehicles from the property. 3. Demolish the existing house and garage. 4. Remove all private sidewalk on the property. 5. Remove trees/brush from City Right of Way adjacent to Elm St. 6. Remove all fencing on the property including empty lot North of house. 7. Remove all trees and other vegetation from necessary to complete demolition of house, garage and fence removal. 8. *Remove and properly dispose of all rubbish, brush and debris located on the lot and in, and around, the buildings. 9. *Remove all trees and vegetation around perimeter of the foundations of house. 10. *Break apart all foundation parts for all buildings. Clean brick or concrete can be used to fill the basement of the house. All other must be removed.