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A. Work Orders will, at times, require that lots be leveled, abandoned wells filled, holes filled, or humps brought to normal grade. Blade work may be necessary to improve drainage, remove humps, fill holes, or other needs. This type of work may require the use of heavy equipment, standard box blades, angled blades, or tiller type attachments. Fill dirt required may provided by OWNER if necessary. Blade work shall be carefully performed to a level approved by OWNER. This includes leveling of the area designated and removing ruts, holes, low spots, roots, debris, large clumps of soil, rocks, and any other material that interferes with the maintenance of the property. 2. Wells shall be filled with clean sand or gravel type material. No exceptions. CONTRACTOR must advise OWNER prior to filling a well if additional expenses will be incurred. 1.05 FENCES A. Removal of residential fences may only be provided when specified by the OWNER. B. Removal of residential fences shall include the removal of all posts, concrete, sheet metal, wire, brush, junk, etc. and may include work by hand or equipment when allowable. When a fence is removed, the material removed is rubbish and shall be disposed of by CONTRACTOR; however, brick or concrete may be buried on site. 1.06 DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING A. Bricks and concrete may be buried on site at CONTRACTOR's option; however, all other waste shall be deposited in a TCEQ approved landfill with receipts provided to the City of Paris. B. Contractors shall furnish written proof to the OWNER of the proper and legal disposal at a City and TCEQ approved landfill of all materials generated from performance of the Agreement. Final payment will not be released to CONTRACTOR until proof of proper disposal of all items has been furnished to OWNER and OWNER has confirmed that all items listed on the Work Order have been satisfactorily completed. 1.07 UTILITIES Unless otherwise specified, utility disconnects shall be the responsibility of OWNER.