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other interested parties the activities to be undertaken, bid pro- cedures, plans and specs, payment policy, and any other aspect of the project that is pertinant to the individual request for information. Bob will coordinate with the Inspections Department concerning the housing rehabilitation, code enforcement, and clearance. On code enforcement and clearance work he will perform all inspections and handle all contacts with residents and property owners. He will attend all house code violations hearings to discuss condition of properties with owners. He will prepare the specs and oversee the work of the clearance contractors. Bob will, however, attempt to achieve the agreement of the owner to sign a hold harmless agreement with the County to allow the structure to be demolished and cleared without having to go through the code enforcement procedures. On the renovation program he will solicit contractors, inspect the homes, prepare the work write-ups oe each home, conduct a bid.opening, award contra~t$, inspect the work by the contractors during construction, perform a final inspection and authorize a final payment after the lein release and one year warranty is secured. He will make decisions on change orders and will handle both requests and complaints from the occupants of the homes and the community regarding the renovation work. On the sewer work, Bob will attend all meetings ~o advise con- tractor's of Davis-Bacon requirements and payment procedures. He will coordinate with the attorney on the right-of-way acquisitions. Bob will handle all aspects of the sewer home connection bids including bid package preparation and oversight of this work as performed by the plumbing contractor. Bob will also advise the County on the financial management of the program and will attend all audits of the program (yearly and final). He will act as project director and handle ~he scheduling of all administrative activities of the program and be responsible for keeping the program on schedule. Bob will perform the environmental review, put together the Environmental Review Record, advertise the Notice of Finding of No Significant Impact and the Request for Release of Funds. This is a very general description of Bob Stark's role in the program. For a more detailed description, please see the Scope of Services. ASSISTANT PROJECT DIRECTOR Sandy Ridley is a Community Development professional with more than 13 years experience, much of which has been as Director of the highly successful City of Rockingham (included running the Richmond County and Ellerbe CDBG programs). Sandy has prepared many successful CDBG, UDAG, N.C. Housing Finance Agency, Farmers Nome Agency, and Economic Development Agency grant and loan programs. She is very familiar wi~h federal and state community development regulations, property acqui- sition procedures, condemnation and clearance procedures, record keeping and filing requirements, contract and bid procedures and housing rehabilitation procedures. Sandy will concentrate her efforts on what we call the passive part of the program (maintaining the ex~ensive amount of paperwork and filing which accompany each program activity). Sandy will handle the set-up of the CDBp office. She w~ll handle the daily financial management matters of receiving bills and requests for payment and handle all disbursement documentation. Sandy will help