Specifications include, but are not limited to: A. Removal and Disposal of Trash and Debris for a Structure to be Listed for Sale: Contractor must remove all trash and debris from inside of structure, including: trash, furniture, construction debris, carpeting, appliances, tires, and other items. All materials shall be removed from the site and take to an appropriate land fill, recycling center, or dumpsite. Contractor must follow all Federal, State, and local laws regarding the appropriate disposal of household hazardous waste, tires, oil, and similar items. Contractor is required to obtain a receipt from the land fill or dumpsite to receive payment for the services but will not be reimbursed for the dumping fees except for tires and hazardous materials. The recycling of materials is encouraged and contractor may keep recycling income—however, Contractor is prohibited to salvage plumbing lines, furnaces, water tanks, and similar attached fixtures without prior authorization from the Asset Manager. Trash removal includes all floors within the structure, including the basement, and may include a detached garage. B. Removal and Disposal of Trash and Debris for a Structure to be Demolished: In cases where the City intends to demolish a structure, the Contractor must removal all trash and debris from the inside of structure that is not an acceptable material for a Construction and Demolition Debris Landfill. Material to remove includes upholstered furniture, mattresses and other bedding, auto parts, garbage and organic waste, paper, vegetation, and similar items. Items that can be left in the house include wood furniture, lumber and other wood items, brick and concrete, tile, drywall, plaster, plumbing fixtures, wiring, branches free of leaves, and similar items. C. Light Demolition: Demolition and removal of certain interior areas (such as cabinets, built-ins, non-load bearing walls), and exterior structure components (such as porches or vinyl siding) shall be demolished or removed as required by applicable building codes. Any required permit is the responsibility of the Contractor and cost for the permit is a reimbursable expense. Items under this category shall not be removed.