The work will consist of removing roadside snow berms and packed ice on County Roads within the County Right-of-way when directed to do so by County Road Department Maintenance Foremen or the Deputy Director of Public Works. Snow removal will be by loaders and dump trucks. The contractor's operators will be given disposal locations for the snow and ice to be removed. The contractors graders will be used to remove packed ice on pavements and to also push berms back away from the traveled way to provide capacity for future snowstorms. The contractors work will generally occur between snowstorms when County Maintenance personnel have reached their 12-hour work limit per federal DOT regulations. Contractors will not be requested to plow snow during storms unless their graders and dump trucks are properly equipped and approved for such use by the Department in advance and in writing. County Maintenance personnel will provide traffic control as necessary. .If you have any questions, contact Joe Blackwell, Deputy Director, at 530-283-6491. The work will generally consist of clearing mud, rock, trees and or debris from blocked County roads as well as clearing and reestablishing ditches and culvert inlets and outlets when directed to do so by County Road Department Area Maintenance Foremen or the Deputy Director of Public Works. The contractors work will generally occur during daylight hours between 6 am and 6 pm. County Maintenance personnel will provide traffic control as necessary. A contractor can provide up to three pieces of equipment for each requested type for this service for each requested area. Operator and equipment rates to be paid will be the same for both On-Call Snow Removal Services and On-call Storm Damage Assistance. Contractors will be given a minimum 72-hour notice for requests to mobilize operators and equipment to the locations to be assigned for work.
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