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

The information that you need for the structures to be demolished is listed below. The information includes the address, name of the owner of record, the approximate dimensions of the structure respectively, special provisions, etc. The City will arrange for the disconnection of utility service connections. Before starting demolition, the contractor shall verify that all utilities have been disconnected. The contractor is responsible for calling dig safe to get locates. The sewer shall be capped. Demolish and remove the house and foundation and fire damaged bus. All demolition materials shall be dumped in a demolition landfill licensed by Kansas Department of Health and Environment. Demolition landfill receipts to show landfill usage is required prior to payment for services rendered. The demolition of the house shall be a wet down tear down and follow KDHE Regulations and Statutes to include a Class II on site during the demolition process. The bus does not need to be treated as RACM. The demolition debris shall be treated as Regulated Asbestos- Containing Material (RACM) and shall be wrapped in not less than six-mil- thick plastic sheeting for disposal purposes. (28-50-14(1)) The contractor will be required to submit a special waste disposal request to KDHE and obtain approval from Rolling Meadows RDF for disposal prior to transporting the debris to the landfill. Remove mailbox, concrete, bricks, lattice panel sections, bench, buckets, propane bottles, limbs, branches and wood on ground, loose trash, debris and rubbish from the premises. Remove all interior sidewalks and any cement pads between the City sidewalk and the back of the property. Remove the section of wood fence on the North side of the building between the house and the chain-link fence. Remove fence posts at front of the property along the City sidewalk and the section of chain-link fencing that is connected to neighboring property fence (See attached photos). All trees, branches and limbs on the ground, incidental to the demolition of the structures. Trees can only be removed if affecting the demolition of the structure. (Include any tree removal necessary with the bid of the structure) **NOTE if a tree in the City ROW needs to be removed the contractor is responsible for contacting the Code Inspector prior to the removal of the tree. All grass/vegetation shall be cut back below the 12 inches to comply with the City of Topeka ordinance. The foundation hole shall be inspected to insure no demolition debris is in it prior to back filing of the excavation. The site shall be graded to drain away any standing water or drainage way and the ground shall be grass seed ready. Question Deadline 07/15/2023 at 3:30 PM CT