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Culpeper County Project 6211-023-101-RW-201
Item #10 Brick and stucco office and residence, D-4, located on Route 211 about halfway between the Rappahannock and Fauquier County lines, the former property of Boyd H. Brown, Parcel 013, Performance Bond $1,000.00.
Item #11 Brick and cinderblock restaurant (Lee-Hi-Grill) D-5, located same as Item #10, the former property of Boyd H. Brown, Parcel 013. Performance Bond $1,000.00.
Fauquier County Project 6211-030-101-RW-201
Item #12 Frame barn and concrete silo, D-3, located on Route 211 about one mile West of the Town of Warrenton, the former property of Harold A. and Alice Brow, Parcel 004. Performance Bond $800.00.
Bids will be considered on each item and all buildings listed under each item must be removed. Bids will not be considered unless set forth on Official Proposal Forms. These forms may be obtained from the District Right of Way Engineer’s Office, Virginia Department of Highways, Culpeper, Virginia, 22701.
The removal shall include the satisfactory disposal of all materials. The building to be completely removed down to the non-combustible portion of the foundation thereto, leaving the premises in a condition satisfactory to the Department of Highways. All debris and rubble must be removed from the right of way including trees and stumps when disturbed. Basements must be left clean and must be left in a safe condition. Where the building is not demolished but removed to another location, this shall include the satisfactory leveling of any excavations made in connection with the movement of the building.
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