Specifications include, but are not limited to: 1. All work performed shall conform to the General Standards herein, DEP Lead Management Regulations (Chapter 424), HUD requirements for Notification, Evaluation, and “Reduction of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in Federally Owned Residential Property and Housing receiving Federal assistance” (24 CFR Part 35), EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule, manufactures recommendations, and all applicable Local and State building codes, laws and regulations. If no local building code exists, the MUBEC will apply.; 2. Scrape inspections are required for removal of paint from components (abatement or interim control). Scrape inspections are required for both interior and exterior work prior to the priming and or painting process. If a scrape inspection has not been performed, the Contractor will be required to remove any paint to ensure compliance with this section.; 3. Any and all Maine DEP project variances must also be approved in writing by the Lead Designer and The Auburn Lead Program prior to implementation. NOTE: Monetary change orders may be required by The City of Auburn.; 4. All measurements are approximate and must be verified by the Contractor. No claim for additional funds due to discrepancies in measurements or quantities shall not be honored.; 5. All Materials having color or pattern shall be selected by the owner from standard color/style chart. All colors, styles, and types of materials will be listed in the job specifications prior to contract signing.; 6. All installed windows and exterior doors will be Energy Star rated for the Northeast. All windows will have a U-Value of .27 or less. Windows will have full screens. Egress casement windows will have a factory installed horizontal mullion to give the appearance of a double hung window. NOTE: Single hung windows will require half screens.; 7. All exterior doors installed will be keyed alike (per unit), and include adjustable thresholds and half glass unless otherwise noted in design specifications. Exterior doors will meet Energy Star requirements for the Northeast.; 8. Building permits, electrical permits, plumbing permits and other permits required by local or State authorities shall be obtained by the contractor and the costs shall be incorporated into the proposal amount submitted by contractor. Contractor must obtain permits prior to commencement of work and must provide copies of permits to the Owner and The City of Auburn for documentation. Failure to obtain required permits will result in nonpayment of work until the necessary permits are obtained.; 9. Workmanship and materials not covered by manufacturer’s warranty shall be warranted by the Contractors for a period of at least one year from date of final payment to the contractor. All manufacturer warranties shall be delivered by the Contractor, to the homeowner along with the final billing. Manufacturer’s installation instructions, as required by the 2009 ICC Code shall be available on the job site at the time of inspection.; 10. Product information/labeling showing compliance, where required, with Energy Star Ratings shall be provided to the home owner and The City of Auburn prior to installation.