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JurisdictionOctober 25, 2013

l. LiLJNA! HistoryHow it established our current jurisdiction

2. Laborers jurisdiction

LiL1NA! Jurisdiction Manual

Current classifications and scopes

3. Overview of Jurisdictional Dispute Resolution

1. The Plan for the Settlement of Jurisdictional Disputes

2. No plan dispute resolution (No stipulation to the

plan)

3. NLRB ( l OK' s)

4. Discussion

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LABORERS: Group Classifications -GROUP I

Boring Machine Helper ( outside)Cleaning and Handling of Panel FormsConcrete Screeding for rough strike- offConcrete, Water CuringDemolition Laborer, the cleaning of brick if performed

By an employee performing any other phase ofDemolition work, and the cleaning of lumber

Fire Watcher, Limbers, Brush Loaders, Pilers and

Debris Handlers

Flagman

Laborer General or Construction

Laborer, General CleanupLaborer, LandscapingLaborer, JettingLaborer, Temporary Water and Air LinesMaterial Hoseman ( Walls, Slabs, Floors and Decks)

Plugging, Filling of Shee- Bolt Holes; Dry Packing ofConcrete

Rigging and SignalingSlip Form RaiserSlurry Seal Crews ( Mixer Operator, Applicator

Operator, Squeegee Man, Shuttle Man, Top Man),Filling of Cracks by any method on any surface

Tool Crib or Tool House Laborer

Traffic Control by any methodWater pipeline labor

Window Cleaner

Wire Mesh Pulling - All Concrete Pouring Operations

GROUP II

Asphalt Shovefer

Cement Dumper on 1 yard or larger mixer

and handling bulk cement)Cesspooi igger and Installer

Chucktender

Chute Man, pouring cancrete, the handling of theChute from readymix trucks, such as wails, slabs,

Decks, floors, foundations, faotings, curbs, guttersAnd sidewaiks

oncrete Curer - Impervious Membrane and Form

Oiler

Cutting Torch peratpr ( Demalitian}

Fine Grader, Concrete or Asphalt PavingGuinea Chaser

Headerbaard Man - Asphait

Laborer, Packing Rod Steel and PansMembrarre Vapor Barrier Instalier

Pot Tender and Form ManPower Broom Sweepers ( small}

Rota Scraper and TiilerSandbiast r ( Pat Tender)

Septic Tank Digger and Installer ( leadman)Tank Sca(er and Cieaner

Tree Ciimber, Failer, Chain Saw t}peratar,Pittsburgh Ch pper and similar type Brush Shredders

GROUP III

BuggYmobile Man

Concrete Cutting TorchCancrete Pile Cutter

Driller, 3ackhammer, 2 Iz feet drili steei or langer

Dri Pak- it Machine

Hydro Seeder and Similar Type

Impact Wrench, Multi- Plafie

Kettlemen, Potmen and Men app(ying asphal,ay- kold, creosote, lime caustic and similar typemateriais („ aPPlYing" means aPp Y n9r EPP 9,

brushing or handling of such materials for pipewrapping and waterproo ng)

Operators of Pneumatic, Gas, Electric Taois,

Vibrating Machines, Pavement Breakers, AirBlasting, Come- Alc ngs, and similar mechanicaitoois not separately classified herein

Pipelayer's Backup Man, coating, grouting, makingaf joints, sealing, cau}king, diapering and includingrubber gasket joints, pointing and any and aii otherservices

Rotary Scari er ar Multip[e Head Concrete ChippingScarifier

Steei Neaderbaard Man and Guideline Setter

Tampers, Barko, Wacker & similar type

Trenching Machine, Hand Propeiied

Grou IV

Asphalt Raker, Luteman, Ironer, Asphalt Dumpman

And Asphalt Spreader Boxes ( all types)

Concrete Core Cutter( walis, floors or ceilings)Grinder or Sander

Concrete Saw Man, Cutting Walls or Flat Work,Scoring old or new concrete

Cribber, Shorer, Lagging, Sheeting and TrenchBracing, Hand- Guided Lagging Hammer

Laser Beam in connection with Laborers' workOversize Concrete Vibrator Operator, 70 pounds

And over

Pipelayer performing all services in the laying,installation and all forms of connection of pipe from

the point of receiving pipe in the ditch untilcompletion of operation, including any and all formsof tubular material, whether pipe, metallic or

non- metallic, conduit, and any other stationary typeof tubular device used for the conveying of anysubstance or element, whether water, sewage,

solid, gas, air, or other product whatsoever and

without regard to the nature of material from which

the tubular material is fabricated; No- joint pipe and

stripping of sameSandblaster( Nozzleman), Porta Shot- Blast, Water

BlastingWelding in connection with Laborers' Work

Grouo V

Blasters Powderman - All work of loading holes,placing and blasting of all powder and explosivesof whatever type, regardless of inethod used for

such loading and placingDriller: All power drills, excluding Jackhammer,

whether core, diamond, wagon, track, multiple unit,

and any and all other types of inechanical driliswithout regard to the form of motive power

Toxic Waste Removal

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al Union sends .] uri dictior al Disput

Fo rm o R g i o n a I t f i ce .

R. gion l ffii forwards di pute form to

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a emp t re olve ispute .

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e deug Niasons, Piasterers, Carpente,er Suildiug and Cansiructia t ts

T i g sha I consist af pr g tior 4f mat aiats and i e haridting and c nveying €fmate als tce by mechanics of other c s, v her such prepararion s by and or any c# ier pz cess.

Af er tl e ma erial has been prepared, t nc ing shall tnclude the supplying a d co veying c f saidal and ther materiz s, ta scac mec, whe her b bucke had, h€ b rrow, bu y, or

h r tori d urtit usecl fc}r su h gt pc, irtc: udi g fark lifts.

I o ig, handiing td buti.ng o eriaLs fi tures, fu ishings a d a pp ances froanpoint t f de iver to stcac pil s a d fram stodcpal s tc apgro mate int vf inst Ia ic.

i. of pi, evncz e, n rtar ar a aggreg e, n dc e by sa a ant3 r beat c r arryther"dr5'ing Froces:

lear ng and cleariug £ all d tis, inctuding w-ere rushing af wind€ws, scrxpi of flc ars,

mo=a vf s 1€ s e ial fzr m alI fi ii n confnes af st cture aud clea ng of aU

c b is b ding and c.canstructicu areas_ 'T te ge cleanup, incl izn sweepiug, cleanin,s do rn v of canst ctzo faci tY, equiPm t d f irrtislv gs and remavat and

rad g vr burr n af ail debris incl e.ra, bc xes, packaging waste materiai: Wa hin or

cle n af atls, garti i€ ceili gs, wiudaws: bafhrc oms, kitch s, laboraf€xry and aII fi rturesf ities rean_ Iean mc ppi g, b, a in a F€Iishing or dusting of a I floo€s

or a ea.

The n auc c ng o conr. e, rnc» tar and v# e' mat iats agplied tv walls flc rs, ceilings

c ouuds icx s a 6uiIdit gs ar d s tructures, hi va3's, air aartsz auerpas. s and under passes,e., bridges, a.pFro, viaducts, ramgs c r€ ther siz ailar surfaees by any mcrde or thod.

Sca ul s

e e iccan, Plank.ing and re val of sr. ffolds for la#hers, plasterers, l r c a yers ar d c# t erc:c nst€ucti n trades raf s as ue t s t. e builc in.g, PI g c r irtstali on td re ovat Q€ all.

staging, Swingi g I ing sca ffolds, c uding maintexfance thereo€ up ta a eigh af thre{ 3}

suc." s tfs agparted scaf old ar speciait ciesigned scaffolds are built by Carp texs,ab sha te d said Carp te€s on ere ion tl.ereo # e ciisman. ing a sca oids, as vvet as

on or fa3mc[abitm ar m- st lls fQr said scaffc s x€d intenance of sam shait be done

b th 3€ abot.

tVith rf;fere ce to the N asanry Co tractars, tl e Labar u Il d4 t ts tire ere,ction and

c s tli g o. A I, s affcr.ds. ' i}e a.itir said jurisc ction is grovid try e arter graa.t nci. iheter agal ! gr t b ieen the 1t+faso Contrac#o s' Assaciat vn, of tr t rth Pin eric.a, Iuc.

snd La rers' rn tionai I a.ic n hT America, e; ec s € f Ianzra v= , 1 55? d

a ed No ean$er I, 19'T3, copy of h€s is carparated by ref'€- ce and made a gas-t he of.

Zcc tit ns and oundatiot

ite` ce tar tti aad Ctear e

Trau par afio t. d' Frans ni oa I nt s

Exc a ian fe r b itdi g and all Qther cc>nstcu tion; dig ng uf tre. ehe,s, pieFS, foundations anch41es, diggiri laggin she tg, c bbiu, bracing and prc pping€ f fuunttatians, holes, caissc nns,xrff a s, c3ams, c ikas d i gaticm irenches, canals an.d ail h r ii g, fil ng and piacin of

saud bags, c,€ rtected ere ith. I ir Itiug, ta ing, and scatin,g c f the s te or alang he ri t of

ay, as cre as access r, reser irs, i i Fi. g areas ad,ae nt or gertin t ia e nst uction si.te;

ins€ c f temparary 1.

Prep a icxz a. d cornp c#ix Qf rvadbr is or rai ltoaci tra k ayi g, lughway onstruction and t epreg i n f ireuc es, oori gs, etc. f€r crass- cot ntry transmission bY P P tines or elec#ric

a c r ur rc>und li as or c. b es.

site pre ara io the rig t af way or cl arance, for r u tion af a structures or ti e

sta atic3n. c f tr c a d tra spori cxn faciliti suc as highwagfs, p pelinn, eteclrical

ns sian lines, dam sites d reser air areas, a.ccess raads= e c. Ciear g and slashi of

svs t or trees by hand or with mechanical-ceming merhads. Bla st ng for alI Purpc s s, suus as

s s, z€>c s, g zal demo tion. Falling auc g, yarding, Ic adi g ar b ni g t f at4 trees Qra6€ ttt cc s#ruc ic3n a as. Coker settezs, o bearers, l n r xc€ t and ll Laixirers

r th €- s e pc e sa ill apez ations, cxi nect. wi c g. Ereetion,

disma. t ing a€ ifor r st Iatitin t f. tl f ces_ lean uF vf righ t vay, i cluding yi g on.S3A i l.il; e Ift'{ 3I11S 1, f S 4Y flf l f EI...} I15, and buFni g where red.

All sc tes o s or se and ski Ied tabar, suc i as fc ing t f sa dbag,s, handling ti nberand. I r g auc€e toa i.ng Qfsame_

Ce n te, itr a u, Cancr ete agad A eg s

a) c t rete, bitwninous c€x crete, or aggre a es for valls, fcxiiiz, founc tions;

ors ar for a y c e, consir Einn. Mixirig, c ling, com eyi z, po ring,

vihrating, g r niti g and ot rwise placing ct ncrete or agg`egates, vhe her doney hanr or y d grvicess. ' S re king, sirippin, dis nan iing, d a Zdling

cc ncrete fc3rm.s and f se c k Buildi z v cent- s far fir p+oo ing p s s.

lp ratio Qf motari d wheelba c ws c r buggies cu' ma ines af iiat

character, whei. er nm by gas tii sel or ele i ic power ' 4 hect cv cr e ar

aggre a s are e ncre ed by crane ar d rie vr simiiar met tcxfs, t e hoo ing on,sig ireg, ( v hether iz the ap c r in e btind dumping ar d ur hoc> g ihe

buc Piacing of ca crete vr egates ether poured, pumPea, '

placect by any ot er pracess. ' The assenxbly, u coupling of all cor nections andp zts f r r pme e} sed i mi_x g csr conveying concre e, aggreaates € r

mort r, nd t e eiea g c f sueh eqnigr t, parts andlar cannections. A II

vibt ing, gti ci n s} e.aif ng, flov ing, ptxiclli g, Ie eli g and s rike-off €canc r ggregat y b a g, r d g or sc ng, by ha€ r n a ca

me ns gr or to finishing_ i. er pr- siress czr pra-ea eon€ ete slabs, waiis an

s c s are rsed, ail l asiircg, e taadingx stc c pilit, hao g on, sig ing,imhoQkir g, s ng ar d barring into place af suc i slabs, va Is or section. lll

mi itj, h ndling cc n eyin la in and spreaci g of groui for anY pu se.

of cont ar ag€ egate in a fcrr ry b. d, mecharucal tneans,

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The a t patci g of °oids, crevices, etc. ta correct d fec#s in cQncreteca sed by leakage, bul g sag ing, ete-

c) The Ioa n, oac ing, c.ar i s, distriburing and ha c ii g af ai! roads, mesh a dial fo- e in reinf ang co e ccna.struct an: The h s g of rods, nesh

and c materia s ex at . a cierric ar € trigger € per. t; f b; o h ti

d pQ v is t.

AIl wt rk c in ar cc c e Iumc s, fm tta ions for gine a. d na+chinerycis.

e3 ' The s ppi of ftr mss c: er i, an panei for ns wi ieh are t€ be re-€ sed i ttzeir

ariginal n and the gping c f for ns c n atl flat arch wc z_

Fhe m vin, cle ing, oiIing and cartying af ali fort s ta #he next paiz# of

srectic.

The snapp rtg c f v t es ar d remo a c f t e rods. a c. ing, glacixag andc peratic o the n zzt, h and t ar hQpgers sa€ di la tin.g or c thabrasi e c ani g. T e ackin.g €f slip fs ns, nd all semi nd uc skiliec wflr C

cvnn t rew.

Sfreets, ays a d rid. s

York the excavation, prep tation, CC133CF UIig, 3S ii If, ?IfUI IiIIt3US GOI3 F8#. c IfE tIT3S tC

F Favin, ra nming, cu b ng, flagging and searfac ng of stree s, Tays, evur s,

de ses. c verpasses, b idges, apprQaches, and slope w ls and the gra iirig anda ds g tkereo and all ot er tabor c r ted therewith. Cteat ing, gradin, fence c r

rd, z sfialiation a rUar reinaval for streets, highways, roaciv a s, a ror s, r aways,s d v s, p rl:in; areas, rts, aPproaehes ane ott er si lar ins#allacions.

epar tifln, €x struction and naiazt c o€ madbeds and t e s b- g asie fur all pav-incF iic g eY+cavat cm, dum ing d preading of sub- de mat ia, r<n ug a=

herv s e r aaciing, s ing, Iev in sd s rsng or bracing t f r or cx#her rc ad

c ns d expansican oin s, i€ ch iu, p a it g c f m,infareing, mats r v mesh, OF 4

v a. . nadir g a g, pI ng, t a dling and sprea.ding af coucre aggregate

paving ma e,ial, i elutling leve ng o e s. Strik offuf anc ete, wher a

in l by I anc! ud fl ar tec a€ icai screeding for sirik- c ff Cut# o

cr e f8r e pa c n jc itifs ant ot r g rpa, s. g tzf c r'b f€€ns aud the a€ i,ur"s z c, fttawing nd str.i Ce ff 4f co+ ra' te u sd- tl f' e The seitin IeveIi

aucE gniu g a ai pr cagerete or stc>ne c b tions. I tait ion c f ai join.

o ai of f and cl ng, s ng, laading, oiiin artd aan ii zg. Gradi tg dscapin in c.c ec:tic h gaving 4uQrk. AII work ir cc nnection th 3 ir g

nto ig, ha s in, s u i sli ging and s tting of a gaving blocks, rig-ra t oreta g w s suc t as s es w, metat, cancrete or 4t r n erial, and ihe pr paratian

csf sc ces u reeei e same:

enches, M a tes, dIing and Dist buiai n c fPi e, etc.

C tiin Qf streets and wa s for lay' af pipes, c les or ccz dui s €or all g rgt ses;di g of tre cttes, manhoIes, tc.; haztdlin and ccmtF n alI ma: eriais; cQncretin;,

ac- fl ing, grading and res tf g d al1 nther iabor cc r ne ted t ier vith. Clea€ngand si e pre eation a +describec he ein. utting c r ack amm rin vf st€eets, va s

s de' c`§ S QI TCJFfS ' i$ilf I P. tlS. O OF C?SI.t$I' flOIS. DI y1I1 O fFE' f.1C 2€'S di tes

and holes and t e l e ir.g, g and othe greparatic ns priar tv lay' A P "for a p se. Lc ad n aad.ing, sar g, s ocicpil ra ping, c aiing,

t eating.. h ng nd ciis ibuf t n a' water ma ns, gas tains si Il pipe, iz eludir gc.Ciil,' SEt alif I£ITiflYi ( 3 S I S. ' LLLI3I?Tllg, t iViil (# S ) IIIT4. S, Iaggi g nd

riz g o ait c itche, irenehes a d man i.Ql s. Hanc g, g or pouring c f ec ete

th hand g and placit g of€ er€ t.e ials for sad es, h or foundat c ns far the

tect s n a€ PiPes, wires, co d i s, ete. Back filing snd ccr pac z g of all ditches,s g c, str ets, etc. a€U€r restoration af ta ns and Iandscapin.

Sh tts,' I`[cnu s Subway,s and Se vers

C nstnxction 4f se vers, s afls, t nnels, sub va s, caissc3ns, cafferdams, dikes, c ants lees, ac}ueducis, culuerE, ftooc eo xtrot prc>jec#s d airports. All undeigro nd rork

lv in es, tmderg vund s am€ foF starage or c ther purp e, tunr els € r s aftsfc r ar y pnrpc, w e er iu fFee t r ca pressed ai Drilling and bl sti g, mu i:ic g a td

no of eri or t mbering or re- n{ ing? tagging, bf c n, Prt pp g, € r

a ttmne o sha t. .. ssembi and insta.tia. ian €f m itiglate, li er plate, s:

r fo ns for any t neI of sh, inclexdirig the settirig of rc for sam

Pc uriu Pu per ting or g r iting of crancrete i a y eI or shaf aperati n, i anuat or

yrdraax c} ac i.ng af sh.i Ids aud the use of su h afher mechanicai eq i ament as r ay bet ec ss. E. cava ing c r digging and grading af fc3otings at d fo. da ians far bric€ es,

erpasses, d sses, ac ue u ts, e c. and th r agprc>aches. l concrete c as

cr ab ve and in addition, e h€vkuzg on, szgnalir ar d dumpir g c f co crete forne sk, over wa ou caisscros; pi gs, abutm+ s, ete. Excava. g, gra ng, ade

paza io an€ la c seaping af aEgproac. es, insta£a an of p pe, gr.in s and r€1 varlcfcx' dr a as ar d gther gwrpgses. Insta Iatic n ofwell gc i rts c r any a-t2 er dewaxering sy$t m.

Campressed Air

n carc prressed ir aI1 wor dergrov tf ar in eomp si n cha nbers, inctzzc ing i:€ g

c f the c r air lock. ! ll t rk i€ cfl gressed air canstru ian; i eiudsng, but t mi#.

gro en, z' ckmen, b} sters> slaield. c rivers, r ine,€, bra ce an, minsr' s he ge, Ic ck

clers; muc nae i e ogeF°at€rs, iraotar, auge de€s, rc dmen, cc mgresseci air

eiecizi i:atr? s tting €f liner piate and ring se#s, clrill n ters, powdermen or b asters, ahc ist pera. farr meq cc e.ete bl wer operatvrs, r,,emmec t i.nsert Qperators, keyboardoperaiars, ga r knife.opera, erec or ope atars, pebble pl cer aperatars, cae pushers,

auP € ac ne operatars, steet setter cage # nde€s, s rs tar ck Ia, ers, d,diamc c dritteis, tim rm n aud re imbertnen, c t-y gickmea}.

s xip rs, chuckte.€ders,cahle dsrs, = ib r e jetgu, gunnite nvzzlem z, gunmen, rrbo dm n and.

er r r€ ctr ected er i.

Se ers, I?ra s, C verts an, li Mul ipia.t

c g, sa ting, stcsckgiling, r P g, c€a ing, treatiB,, hau g, distribtt ion a dvveri or raising afall pape or m# e. AII digging, ivi g of sh et piiinga Iaggin,

cin s c r, and crib ng, hr; alc vf cc nncrete, b kf: tamping, re-scn- acingd pavigg c f 1 ditches in pregar# i n for ee Iayirig Q alI PiPe- Fipe Iaying, leve ing .d g a. e joi t af any pipe t d for ffiaen r side sew as and stornz sek+ers, andgipe ar d a_ Untoa i€ andiing, c tri tetx, asse bly in place, bc lt t g and.

li n u af s i.ional metal or c r i e, incl zditzg cor vgat pipe. i ayi g of las ver frcxn main sewer to side se rer tv builld g or stxucf ue esscept t at lo er

r di ect that.this wark be done der prop' supervisi€_ Layin Ieveling and ma ngc' th+ t vf all niltie.ell cc ch t or gnultiPurpOSe PiPa- Cutting €Iie hdes n a Is,faotings, pze s or other a t t ns for ze passage of pi ar conduit for an Pe se

ar d the pc uring Qf ec ncrete to sec ue said holes. Digging under s#reet, coadz y, apr ns

ctr Qther paved sttrfaces for e pa of p pe, by hand= earth az ger 4r any other nethodci manE€ at3cl n and hydrac iic} acicing of pipe Emder said st rfaces. I stallatic of

ic ks, cESSpcxils. and d ain fdds.

I derp sFng, I.a ng. Bra ing, Propp g a d S ri g

d ing, Iabging, b cing, Propping and shorin, rai.sing and maving of all

s€€€2c- s, rai c f st ct€' by u ai Qr E drsz ic ja ks or oi. r methods. All wark

s l e mc vi g, shar ng a d unde pin ing af struci res. Loadin, i alinng, rig tof-c arance alQ g the ro e €3' m€v ne t Itese ing o st zci€re i n w Ic tion

ude l si#e clearin.g, C Y tOII €} t £)tIIlf e'lttl'2I1 3TlCI C(}12CF 8 Wfl1. C`€ I12 1 D

Ixa kfi ii g, landscapi g atd a ew site_

I3 illing a td Blasti g

wa ic o€ c riili g,} ackh, a a d biasting. Operation €f a ror c and eoncr te

s, i cluc ing ca.rrying, ha dliug, Iaging out ofhoses_ S 1 handling, uusi la#icuz of allparar Ii es az d handii. a c la r

g of ali biast g ma. AIl wQrk in can€ec io

i h blastin handling and stors of xplosives, c,arryir ta goint af SIas#in; IaadingI s, se in.g t.ses, cing prime€s az d exploding ci arges. All securi g of searfaces wi#t

sh anc any o her mate ia. d se ting afn cessaiy baits and rods to agchor same.1 hi, s iug and c ther ro k brea ng and r oval af er blas Hanc ing an iayin cts an€ othei' sa' dy c€e ic: d si i flagginb ard r rding_

Sz uai Nfe

Si ua men c a ns on wQrk « ee ned hereic inc uding tra c c trol si,gnalm at

uns ruetio si.

Ge eral ccavati n rad g

he c:earing, exca ating, fi IiAg, ba lling, gr ding ant€ andsca ing af a I si s fQr atPurp aIi Iabor co. d there th, including ch n, rarliomen, ade

mar s, ete

act ries

uc, in fa tcxies, mi11s and i d€ al plants pe' c rmed ot or as may be acc uiredea, nclu,.it g packe, cu Lers, loaders, ra r za eerials lc. ng arxd loa g,

ck s eas, produt on li p rsc z el and s#, cIing t fmatsria s. Hant€i g af ravigmen, v l cle n.er a d/cx ry r; shaug or clea ing oratcsc gtassw,

s c ck. g QF inaieria s in ta ca o; i e eleauing nci/or scr 3bbing, wasl ng, PQtishiF€g off cze rs, gia ses, dows, wal reslroQms nd fuini ur.

ater al y rrc s, unk yarc s, asphalt p ar, co€cre e grv ucts p an s, cern t es, landscar e. es artd the c eau ng csr eeo di ivning of str t, c r ys, sewers and wa r Ii es d

mair tegtance c rk anci wcu tai ae ski ed a ad s i-ski ec a k inc dir g lab<are,sia shipaards, i cl s, sh€ sca rs, shipv t etpe s, urate en, flagme € c s,

s r and s fety m, g r , park, sparts a t. s aad a11 r creational c ter

e. p csy es, i ies mplc es, l c rti t ra1 and a c i.ur 1 warl:ers, ar age and debrist tieas and c eaners_

1' its,'' ar s, Quarrries, c.

1 drillers, biastea, ndtar pc>wde tria, nippers, si atm n, a d I rers in qtu ries,

hed st€sn c, gr.vel pi#, san.d pits and ot i r sim lar pia t, i c c ing emparara€ d gt r a a chin Pl s.

is i l.incl e all demoIi#ian and a teaa ions fln t ustr at plants, c r merci worb ar d

c cos erca vark ' TI e v n or di mar tling f builci ngs, nd ail s x a€ cr_

rr g aw vood natea-i s, b ms af alI : inds, h use nf c€ rig Qr o#her c i.ngiis, as necessary. it ni g r 41h r is cu ting a! stc i strucEural ttee s_ B ea ga, deanig a d r mt al Qf i ary d vc d or meta. fi es fr r sa u$; e o

scrag. All h t tg a d sign3 wh m eria s cu satvage r scrap are removad bye vr derrir. 1 1 loacting and c ad g of r ials cariied a ay from t e s te of

eck g. . l rc rk in s ge or mI ards in cc n ctiou v ith cutti;, cleani g, sto

o iing t u Iing flf ma e.ia.ts. AIt clea up, I Et1flYA d t 8# IIS, TLltIIITI, iack-fillingFf Ftt SC tIP,_,J t8 52. t3 S d"t1CLiIF.

tai ct a T ck Yerk

I i tc way cie rance as d scr d abc t e, cavation, ading, sub- grar in batlastin,ti ca€ mpac.#€ng af righto. Lt a ing, tuiloading, stoclpiling, hant g andstrib ic n o track suzd ties and. pl ci g of c r 1acking track and ties point c fstalla o. A11 bum.i g or othe rise cttri?ng of irack, setti g of tie plates; bvlii g,vet n, and a g af r iIs d alI sgiking, whether by hand or mechanical means.

cutg d t mpin,g flf t iast by haad ar mechanica me s_ Constrtac i r€ an€Iorr c3c of rrcainl; sh Ilys, s> sidir gs, erossings, r eari g of pipes a d

nd rer s connect# v€ h sa n and remo al and rr I ng faIl fe c.

S di ilttiily Emglay es

sue cvar as hereiFY descri d as u. b pert ent to and part of the 4peraiio z ofI ia Fict and Q er reta pes o stud€ s.

Ise of Too

pera ian of l d, gneu ic, electric, motor, combust Qn or air ti.€ven tc>als, c crete

s e t equig en# necessary for#he performance of wark des ribec. here n, inc udingrtat le Rum s, va;,- bei d ro e s vr € ers { w#h or vitha€ l ers va1k- be tindra is{ i#h or vi iaut lev atl waik- behind c€ncre e sasvs r ar iless of type( self-

D IU QI t3ZI: aLII3II1$e Ili? fI 1 IIt€ IYI 1, V4'c'gflEl t'! II 4 3° i.E 015, air frack vr

il rr, k-be uucl pc, ve€ rczlter o ar fw barrel), ca t ina ion tamper an vibra r,

k- i d r€ er an# aFn rer d pt aex wheelbarraws and bugg s.

Ilaneous

hvz'ezs a.I tend t e Carpente s as eT. as dc ail s ch c r 2d j s icx as

y v be acqu ed. by .reason af at, amatian c} r rnerger th forrc er ha i n I r

a ic nal [ 7nicros and ma. be hereafl ac. red, ineluci att such ro rk and

ri.se c on as ecla r b actiQ s of the Executive Cau cii af Co venti4ns o the

nneri a Fed ati an ofL r.

GR4 P t E# ctive

Bor"sn Maehiree He4per( oufside)7I1104

Ge Ganfireed Sgace Labcxer fi(}

Gtearrietg a cE Hascdiing of AaneF Fc ta esGonc e Curb ar.d Gutter Laborer

Ctut+ e Screeding fOr Raus3h Sfriic- f3ffConc.rete, l!{ate Cesring

no!" c tt#.abc rer, the cleaciing a#tuictt ii perfaR eec! by at emplayeeY ot tes phase of sier sotrtion vrodc, ara#tlie c[ear ing of Euenber

Emri mm errial, Reme@iatian, nitoring WelJ, To ee Waste R Geotecftnicaf Dril#iielgercpas3s: c3n Jaini aullcnng t y any hod( ineteadi tg PrePe ion astd clean-uP)

Fi[ eroptic lc sta[ atia x, fowir g, Spticir g, 7estirsg anc! re atee workire 1iYa chec, L€€n iers, 8 h. oads s, Pi4ers ar d E beis 6fandte€s

t=[a t

Gas, tt and ta' llifater Pipet ne Lafiocertahor c, s t-Rubber Ma eriai Lc ader

a3 oa er: Co lca e

a s r,Ge ra! su' s n

t.a€ e, Ce: r:at C[ear upLa6ar; L. andseapin

i.aba er, Jeffirx

Laboref; Tem arary SNates acst Air Lir es@ ateisat Ha an{ W'etJs. stabs, Fteinrs and Decks;

Ptuggi€t: itiing of Shee-So[t H t; k? cy Ascking of Ccrctcrete ac d PatchingPost i iale Digger( r ua[?

Rails sad Atlait artce, RePair Trtck nan and Roacf SecES; Streefear and 6iaitgoadC cfion racic i.abonecs

Reggi and Ssgnafi

Sca s

S"ap Fc sm Racse s3arma;t 2nd ar itatt

QQ Cdt t OF QQ US Ldt?DC2F

raf i Gvrr c 1 S any methc>at( irtciuding assisting in tfie maving as d ir staiiation af sr nstr- ct'san si n.tsartiers baritcade, de3ittQa€ots, tcasses, etc.ra f'tc antrvi PtIok Tnaak, Vehicte Oper tor in conne ttxt virth at! Lafra trs vro fc.

YVa#e 1l1 Drit t#eipef

ndow Cieaner11 r sh Pul ng— II Gunc et Pa: sm aerets"orss

Effective

7l4f04

Asb os Ababement 21. 15

sphatt Shove e€ .Cemer.t flumper{ on 1 yarci os taeger mizer a€sa ha Eing fsct#k cemerit}

i Qigc er anc# EnstaIi rCt ucicf ader

Cht e i9 an. P[++ss"sng eflnc e, tf s haatdiing of tlte c ute ir cn read}irnix tr cks,sue€ as Y al. stabs, dec#cs, fioors,#aundat'sons,€eot's gs, cr rbs, 3utteas and siclewatks

Conere e Guser— Eatparvious embrane and Eor n C#itesi.er[#is Twcf Qpera or(€)emuE ra)

srre Gra fer, iiiu!twa;{s and Street Paving, Airpcst', ctunzvays, an si seitas*. rp coYtl Or•`_f:3.: t're!

as, Lia and f Wai r pei'# appef, Pot T.e ei ar l c m

Grctut iit{ Including fc>rming, r ng, handliag, tezitig,' t ist ing and c anup of att#ypes of gmcCsuit i ChaserIeadeti oard lf an—AsghaEt

iristatia e3r of ait As hai Overtay Fabrcc anci a s€ sed for! Ze'sn#oreing Aspha3trstga#ion lat rer -

C txtr; Packis Ftod a4 ei ac d Paetsaguar e Yapor Sar er instatier

owes' oont Slx eepers Esat at}

s t> g epave', is[acirc9 stor e or wet saciced cancreteRc€o S pes and' F fi rsattdb aster{ P' s# Te# et'}

S' a tc a{tt3 it# tec' fteatfft;an)Tarti ter a i C'

ree C i ber, F# r, C sairs Sawr C pe ator, P[LLSElt2C Pi CI7[ 3[3Ei' afifE S1if4FI2t+ fE

B!'f.IS'!+ 7'r' kE' S

3nsi nd€.a u s, inctudieig Caisson BeiFower

2

GR JE)P! tt Ef ectiwe •13sp#ta#t, fc ai[ation o€ t Fai rics 7t11tt48siggy€ttobite st 1. 7QSt ttii'

EYF incfudi g' faen ser, 8arko, Wacker)C e Cutiir ToseF

onc Fiie ec ter

itter, J kf ammer, Z-f 2 ieet dr's#t; teet ctr kanr erhi Pak-it C[ aC#

ance S efsir

Caas, E and/ or yAfater Pipeline Wfap er- 6"€' ige acui over i any metlwd,acssicie ae f

Gsr r 3 E€ectt>r

i s a er i.c fuling d€iliing of samejtiydr aeeder ant€Simiiar Ty eImpac E ea eh, M Ifi-PlateC, Fct nes: and Ilen a spt} i.ng asph l,€ ay-kald, c- erxsa, iime caus ic

ci s silar tyne rr aterials 4" aFF#Yfsg•• seans aPP Y 9, P€ Tng, hrushi g orEsan ng oi such ates ats for pi w rtrapping and wa r sre a s9}7per esFS. o€Pneu€rraE'sc, Gas, Efectr c Yoais, Yi ara i: g iacf ses, Paweenenttire ecs, Air BIasti, o re e- lor gs, and simiiar r ect arcica4 fools no€

i` E. abaness' wotk

e ipe er s Bac.tc p t+an, coating, groutirtg shakirtg cf, c ints, sealing. caultcin,rapeai g a d••nciuti g au i r gasket joints, pad€rting a ci a{- d ati er

se usces

ts rer Ft€ iole 6} ig e€20CIC Sf Br

t ota r Scar's r cu I fuPtiple Nead ocs cebe Chippirgg Sca ar

SYtot 6tast t igment fiperatur( 8 tcs 48 enches)Scnalt S id ec Loaciesste t i-e, des6oard li a+`t aad uidei'ane SetberTrer g c3aEr e rui P'4cHpetied

RQL3'# ve

Any L'' rx cer E cp ed#o P.avr Se 7f1f44

Asptia t FialceE', csbe; nan, troner, Asp#satt Duestpman and Asphatt S sreader Bflxes( afi types} L3_25

Ca Cose Cutter{ nratts:' iMt S tpf GEfIF4t 3}, ei sr3e' or Sa der

OR(: i`i2 3Rt ilYOi' C[ 3l f 3Etjt[[ tB'[ l'4' ai tTi2elE3S

Co c€ete Sasry tan Cutting 1# a4 t r# iliToe6c. Scanng o#d or n2usv ccancreteCribber. Shar r, L.a ging, St ting€ cd Trench Sracirtg, Hand-GuidedLagc is g F arnmee

E ad Rock SJ€rger

ns#a ier o, S sbsuria: I stru; e sza o-, A Q: 6t ren kVells r i oq,Rert° t€on Sysc'.es s#€s f?aboser; Aspha#€-62u: iber 1}" tstr#xtf r 3:,e ar

Laser Searzt in e rutertia t-€ tt aE4€' s rsrlc

ressize Con. rr te 3 s atcsr peratos, T unc a d over

Fipe#aye perFortr ing a{# s6Ces ire t1ie iagiisg, i aFlation anst ki iorms of

sonrs ctias ipe frc ttee point of reeeivir 9 P i in Ltse diic e# it ccs; ep#etiano#operation, inclu sng an and ai os ns ! s u sr mate a, r ptpe,

tai#c or nor- m# iiz, eo r u€i a sd arty rs? t r s tio a:y yr f tu c t d vic

used for the cot v=e a s e* s sr ncQ c<-e s^=. v,r?-- r vr r_s9*.,

so4id, gas. air, or a` r:ratr s;€ a:; r - L--•.<-.=:.s;<;

materraF irom vsr3zic;s z: r;.* s# s f a:'-; z,';; r-£.' r`«•°:^

of saErte; 1€ datstr'ia FE-£ z,w-,<<' s t vs' g^..= x•

Prefabrica#ed{ anho iSar db4aster( A€ozztsasar€!.Pa.-= e-, a-:_ s=

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BEasfsss Pov rszn_ p={s r,zic.; 3" ars'- a lQS, v tsG¢:_ St r%

powdet and expi siv o#,- r_, zss cai r s..# gr s.ucs sc3.6;

ic ng and ptacingO E Q1YEC' 14I18' i tk4£ f

GriIter: AE govver dr'cEls, ez t r. cic sr x r,

wit ser eo e, s€'tamond, w-:gQra, t ck; muf u.-K. and ar y and aIt o r#y} es fmec aa' scat relis w!itf s.oui t ard t€ Fse rrst ot anoiive perxer

r+vi pss teeM tE. Remediatio, o iio sg eFi, Taxie Waste a; ri Geo cf3n€cat Dt. sTox"sc iiViasf R ova€

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1. 1 In the event of any jurisdictional or similar dispute between Union and any other

union or bargaining unit which Employer is bound to, Union agrees to cooperate with Employer

and such other union or bargaining unit to expeditiously and efficiently resolve such

jurisdictional or similar dispute. Union will utilize its best efforts to work with Employer and/ or

the other union or bargaining unit to have any such jurisdictional or similar disputes resolved by

the permanent arbitrator(s) specified in Section 6. 6 of this Agreement. In resolving a

jurisdictional dispute, the Arbitrator shall use the following criteria: if the work is within the

scope of any work described in Section 2. 1 b, c, m, n, or o, the work shall be awarded to the

Union; if the work in dispute is within the scope of work described in Section 2. 1 a, d, e, f, g, h,

i, j, k or 1 and the Employer is not signatory to another union at the time of execution of this

Agreement between the Union and the Primary Employer, the work shall be awarded to the

Union; if the work in dispute is within the scope of work described in Section 2. 1 a, d, e, f, g, h,

i, j, k or 1 and the Employer is signed to an agreement with another union at the time of

execution of this Agreement by the Union and the Primary Employer, or work not described in

Section 2. 1 regardless of the signatory status of the Employer, the criteria for the resolution of

such disputes used by the National Labor Relations Board shall apply. If the other union or

bargaining unit does not so agree, Union shall act in good faith to attempt to promptly otherwise

resolve the jurisdictional dispute. If Employer believes that it becomes necessary to have

agreements with unions other than the Union, the Union agrees to cooperate with the Employer

to resolve any jurisdictional disputes regarding Covered Work.

avithin tb e five{ 6 v tr n da peric c. Any of the time pekiada set f 3 in# is

Articla ma,p b extended in writing b mut a or ent+of t te p, rtiea to the

rievanc. ' eilure to proc ae a rie v nce ar failure ta reagond i s wri# within the

time limi a pr vi ted abm, wit aut s requeat fnr n extens on o' tame, a71 be

deemed a wa ver af ur.Ir grievvanoe a the oth r vv thout pr jus3ice, at without

preoedent o the praces aing of an la r re olu an. a like ar s'u ar grievaace.

11. le iaet forth in Sect otY 15.5, fi. te pxa vieio a af th#s Agx ment ehall tak

px eeeden aver oanflicti g pr vieian af aAp Maat r Agreem nt ar gny athek

egneem t. Q estia ne inaoivin,g the intsrpretsti n or spp icat om a' a p ov aioder t agplicabie Maei xA;graeruen nut in c r fli t wxth t1u Agreement nd

recognizsd in ac ardamoe ori 9ect3on . 3 wil be+ eealved u der the grievaace

prooedure t the I4 a afiez Agree,

12. Tn asder ta eneourage#he re olution of e ispu e und{ rier ces, th

Parties s ee th s t#lements hall no be precedent setti g.

9. I ICTI 3 AI DISPCT

The e aL be na work atnppages wor iat rrupt an, slow+iown,

strike, aym gthp stri, Pi eti g. handb ling, rsr public nolaoe of aay kind

acca ned by uriedictional tieputes be ween any Unian{a) ign t orq l eret ndlnr

as y ath wuan. It is ea grea agreed that arty euch acl vn aB a viQ]at on af Bealaon

8 af#ahia Agreeme+ t. Pendiag res lutian af a dispute, the wax aha l canianue

unintezTUpted as saeigned by the Emplayer.

9.2. Th par ies r ongni e tha the rast af ao]ar h tevaltsia go er p an#

and the re ave scale a d ai e o' e Praject quire ti at mployez nd membera

af the Uzzians wark togetLex to xncr e se prnductivity gnd mset the rojec ecbeduZe.

he partaeg und reta d ha d te ta he oe bon of the ecti, aaanpawea may

fluctua ie on a dai y baais fa a aumlyer afr a ana icluding but not] 4mited ba

aheenbeeiem, w atl r*and ava labilitp a€ manpawer. 4a suo t craft lin fleaibility

and the ability tv u camipoa4 e crewa ma be requir d ox a short f,arm baa s in

der to mai tain productivity. Fri,or o uaeng any oom Oait crewe, tbe np oyer

ee-a 18

nd a ented Tnions eh Il meet to mutually agree on the: rms fsar usirtg oompoeite

rewe. Any a h fleaibsli. y or use a campoeibe rew wiU nat estab e a preeede ot axchan e a rpropr3a e j.triediction ae eet.fiox h inAi cbment B,

3. W e m ing wark s s g ame t, the Emglayer s aIl ign wark n

acx:aardance it s ablished wrigdic ional agreement and trade px ctice. W xk on

the ArrayYs will be per o ed ss seE[ vrth ut Attachment B. Cra#t juri diction is

next+ r determ ined nor gwarded salely n the beai c£+ laasifir,atiane c r c verag+de riptians n lor. l 2astear Ag eemen. f a dispute ax pitiar bo#he es ignment

afwork, ar whe th re is na edominant pxac ioe in Ch orslitp or reco d o3r

tab hed ju iadicEional gxeeme t, the rnployer e a l oansult the

reg=+e antatilAes of the conteetin trade, r gard'a ag'arn arS nen a' fsct tJ e

rade e may wish o preaent ba t caaitin ta the vork.

4. Jurisdi.ctiona disputea shall be x+e olv d by th Unian themselve.

urisdict on: l ii putee which mnnat be oIved at the o a] evel shall be rafer d

to the zeeponei e Tnberraat ional Unian pree n ai t e' aar cle ermznati. ' snding

such t ;+Atiox tJ e work vvill t on inue ae as gned bg ti e Employer, Ia the

v at a dis uut+se c naot be tgsalved bg t.h responsible nternat nal IJnianz preeenta ivae, an,' ParEY ta t e di pu te may refer the matter to' l noe' 6 n'

who tha' e h ve d$ g nated as th Permenent IJmpire to re a ve juris lictioaal

di putea unde r thi pmcedure. y d atermin tion nede pUrauamt to this grrnrision

ehall.be sI amal bi.nding an the diaguti g Ur ian end# invo2 ed Empi4y ow

hae Proj nly and} eA be,prospe tive im e ect or j. Suc d ts min tion laa l

not ee tablieh a precedent vn other canetrucEian work no covered by t Agr emsat

nor eha l a ch detierminatiam ec u the Fmployex to ut$ e mare employ ee thax

t e Emplop r deems necee$ary ta p er arm he Rrork.5.5. Pnior to the cammenaement of wark a the eite of awoatruct on t e

FmP ayer Bl llhold$ Pre ot C: an#'erenoe with he sdgna ry Uniane fa r the Purpo e

Pdiscuesing the+ vape chedu e, aranpower requix+mente, and ju.asdxctiiar al work

assignmen e.

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represent to work, then the Union shali pay a sum as liquidated datnages to the Dish ict, a ad wil]pay an additionat sum per st ift, as set forth in (e), below, for eaeh shif th reaftar on which tliecraft has nof returned to work,

G) Tf tl e arbiirator detem ines in ccardance vith Sectian 6, 7 abave tl at a lock-outhas aceuned, the rrespondent Contractor(s) sha11, within eight( 8} hours after receipt of the a= Ard,return al the affected emplayees to work on the Project, or otharwise correci the viala ions founc(

Uy tl e arbitcator, 7f fhe respondent Conh•actar( s) do t ot take such action by the Uegiru ing of theiiext reguia scheduled shifl foliowing fhe eight( 8) haur period, each non-complying respondentCo itraetor shall pay ox give as liyuidated damages, to the Union ( to be appoxtioned a,mong t ieaffected einplo} ees and the benefit funds to whici co tributioi s are made on t3. eir behalf, asclesi.gnate b- lh arbittatux)--and_eael. shal3_pa r_an..addi.Ei. ual_sum-peK# 3,- as-set. orxh- i-n-{ c} sbetow, for eaeli shif# there f e i 2 whieh eompliance by the respoi3denf Contractor( s) l as notbeen completed,

e} ` i'i e 1' a ties agi ee that project dela s cAUSed by violations of tl is . r( icle wiilcause tize Disfrict to siistais darnages. They agreed tf# it woi ld be impracfica! or exir melydi cult to x the amount of such damages. Thei efore, t} e P t ties agreed that, in the event af abre ch of eifiher of fhese pr.o isions, tlte party in breach sha11 pay ta tl e District the sutn af n tIess tl an $ l 0,000.00 aud a ll are tha i $ 20,000. 0 per shift from tke time the arbitrator

determines t} at a ctelay has occuered until the arbitr tor deterini ies that ttte project is agait onconstn ction schedule. The payc ent, when ct2ade, shAll const tute A damages remedy of theDistrict for ttie dela} speczfec, but shall rSa# pi e ec2t the nistric# fiotn seeking an injunetive orother monetary ielief, includzng te•mination of tl is Agreement. Payment of tl ese sums as

liquidated da« ages is i oi intended as a forfeitu' e ar penalty within the meaning of C liforl iaCivil Code § 3275 or 3369, i u t instead, is intended to cnnstitute liquidated da nages to theDistriet pi rsuant to §§ 16 1, 1675 and 1677 of ihe California Civi! Code.

ARTICL VII

HTS dF DZS'xItYCT U' 4N nREAC- I

Scction 7.1 3reach of A reernent, IY tl e event th District or Unian is fowid f4 have

committed a material breach af tl is Agreement, inciud'sng without limitation, ArtYCles VT, VIIIand X, the Distxzct or Unian shalt have tl e righ, i i addittonal to any other rights the parties rnayhave imder this Agreement in law or equity, imcnediately and unitaleralty, to termii7ate thisAgreen ent effective up n delivery of v mitfen nofificafion to the other part3,, In such event, the

Agreement shali termii ate as to auy ar aIi Covered Frojec[s in the District' s sole and absoluteC iSCPCt40T7.

ATtTTCT' V YX

WORTC AS i NNY N'T ANll JURISDICTIONAL DISPUT S

Section S. 1 No Jobsite Disruution, There will be ito strikes, work sfoppages, picksfi g,sympalhy strikes, slow da vns or other itzfeeferences with ihe work bec use of jurisdictionaldisputes betw een twa competing unio is. The assignment of wark wil! be solely theresponsibility of the Contractor perfarsning lhe wnrk involved.

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ISectia 8,2 l esolutios ofJurisdicti nal 17ist>ufes, Tn the event of a jurisdictionai dispute

i between com eting unions, it is agreed that tlle dispute shalt be resolved th•ough the

I implemetttatian of the follou ing procet ures;

a) Step 1: T1ie r presentatives of tl e cornpeting nioi s of the crafts invol ed shatlmeet riih the affected Contractor in an attempt to resotve the dispute within twenty-four (24}hours.

b) Step 2: If no settlement is • eached, inte national representatives for thecompeting unions for eaeh affeetecl cratt vil! mcet with the affected Contract r within ive ( 5)calendar days.

Jork assignmenis witli regard to the Union and its ' liated toca s, or vork assi nmentsbeh een the Unioiz and aaiy eii loper, will be resolved by a panel vf tl ree at•bitrators. 7' he

competi g unions shall each select an a• bitrator af their choice, and those twa arbitrators shaltseEecf a. anulually agreeable tllird meniber of the panel. If the two arb'stxators a e u iable to select

a in tually a; reeable arbitrator,.tlaey shall uss the panei of seven arbitrators set forth in Section10.2 and each strike a a ame until only one is left for the appointmei t as the neutral ubitrator.AI1 such jurisdictional disputes on this Projeet, between or arnong the campeting ut ions shall besettled a d adjus cd according ta this tluee-pa.nel proced ue. ' Tfie arbitrators will fQftowstanda ds of the National Labor Relations Board in deciding jt risdictio al disputes, ' I he

majority decision of tl e tivee r e nber} anel of arbitrators shall be final, bindiiig and concfusiveon the Contractors and thc competing unions,

The Contr ctor and Union expressly ack.nowledg that if another labor organization fsas adispute over the assignme t ofwork arguable co vered by both this agreement and ur der it eternls af anather izbor agreement wi#h Contractor anri a dispute a• ises betweec that labororganization a id Unio, all fhe provisions afthis rurisdictionA! Dispute article shall apply toeacl and every such labor organizatiaf, and cach sucli labor organization shall be considered athird ptu ty beneficiary of this Agreecnent insofar as a} plicatian of tltis ucisdictionat Disputearticie.

AIl j«risdictional disputes shail be resotved without the occur•ence of ati of#lie aciivitiespraliibited in Articl VI (Work Stoppages and Lockouts), and the Contractor' s ssignment shallbe adhered to c niil the dispute is resolved, Individuats violating tl is section sh ll be su6ject toimmediate discharge,

Seetiou 8. 3 Failuxe to Complv. If at y Union or Contractor fails to immedi, tely and fullycompiy witl the nal decision reindered by the appropxiate dispute resolution, ii may seek fulliegal rec4ress for such eonduct, including, but not li niied to, injunctive relief and/ or daanages.

Secfion 8, 4 No Jobsit.e Dis or. if ti ere is a strik8, sympathy strike, work stoppage,stow down, ickecing or other vise adzrising the public that a tabor dispute exists or interferencewith the progress af the Project by reasan of a jurisdictional dispute, the Disf ict and/ or tl eConfractor affected by said u ion conduct shall have tl e right to seek full legal redress in thecourts of Califarnia, including injuncti ve relief and damages, without first complyii g 4 ith ore chat sting the procedures set foi th in this Ai ticle and/ or Arkicle X for the r$solution of su hjurisdictional disputes.

Sectioc 8. 5 Pre-,Lob Confcrence. In order to avoid jw isdictional disputcs, it is required

that a pre-job conference 8e hetd prior ta the start of work by the General Contra tor for the645555.00007/ l283$07v1

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District for the delay specifed, but shatl not prevent the District from seeking an injunctive orother monetary relief, including tetn ination of this Agreement. 1' ayment of t ese sums as

liquidated darnages is iiot n ended as a forfeiture or penalt within the meanin of California

Civil Code §§ 3275 or 3369, but instead, is intended to constitute liquidated damages to the

District pursuant to §§ i671, 1b'16 and 1677 of tl e Califomia Civil Code,

ARTICLE VII,

GHTS OF DIST CT UPON BREACH

Secti n 7.1 Breach ofA reement. In the eveirt the District, Union(s} or Council is foundto have commiYfed a material breach of this Agreement, including without limitation, At icles VI,VITI and X, the District, Union or Council sl all have the right, in additional to any otiier rightsthe parties may liave under tlus Agreement in aw or equity, immediately and unilateraIty, #o

eimiczate this Agreeme it effective upoi de ivery of vriiten i otificatioi to the a er party. In

suclt event, the Agreemenf shall terniinate as ta any or all Covered Projects iYi the District' s soieand absolute diserefion.

ARTICL VIII.

V' ORK ASSZG1 M l TS AND N SDICTIONAL DISP EITES

Sectian $. 1 No Jobsite Disruption. There will be no strikes, work stoppages, picketing,sympathy strikes, siow dowus or other interferences with the wo k because of jurisd'zctionaldisputes betvveen Unions. The assignment of wark will be solely the responsibility of theContractor performitig the work involved; and such work assigrunents v ili be in acco dance withthe Plan for Setttement of Jurisdictional Disputes in the Constiuction Industry (the" Plan") or any

successor Plan.

Section $. 2 Resolution vf 3urisdictional Disputes. In the event of a jurisdictional

dispute, it is agreed tl at the dispute sha11 be resolved through the implementation of the

fatlo« ting proceciures:

Atl jt risdictional disputes on this Project shall be seftled and adjusted according to thpresent Plan established b the Building and Constiuction Trades Depa.rtment or any othe• pl ior method of proceduee that may be adopted in the future by t,he Building and ConstructianTrades Deparfinent. Decisions i•endered shall be nal and binding and conclusive.

AIl jtuisdictional dispu#es shall be resalved withouf the occurrence af any of the activitiesprahibited in Artzcle VI (Work Stoppages and Lockouts), and the Contractor' s assignment shall

be adhered to until the dispute is resolved. Individuals violating this section sl all be subject toimmecliate discharge.

Seetion 8,3 Failure to Comnlv. If any Union or Contractox fails to immediately and fullycomply vith the final decisinn rendered by the appropriate dispute resolution, it may seek fiiliIagal redress for such conduct, including, but not limited to, itijunctive relief and/or damages.

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Section 8, 4 No Jobsife Disruption, If there is a strike, sympathy strike, work sfoppage,slow down, picketing or otherwise advising the public that a labor dispute exists or interference

ith the progress of the Project by reasan of a jurisdictional dxspute, the l7istrict and/ or tlxeCantractox affected by said uniozi conduct shall have the right ta seek full legal redress in thecourts af California, includiiig injuuctive relief and damages, rithout first complying with orexhausting the proceduz es set forth in this Az- icle and/oz Articfe X £or the resolution, of suchjiu•isdictional disputes,

Sec ion 8. 5 Pre- job Confei•ence. In order ta avoid jurisdictional disputes; it is required

that a prejob confexence be held pzior #o the start of work by the Contractor for the caveredproject covered by this Agreement. The Subcontractors/ Owner Operators wiIl be advised inadvance of such conferences and may participate i£ tliey vish. The p ttpose of the coix e' ence

ill be to, among ot ex thir gs, determine craft and i anpower ieeds, schedule of work for thecontract a td projec#work rules/owner rutes.

ARTICLE IX.

MANAGElVIENT RIGHTS

Sectiou 9. 1 Contractor and Disfrict Rights. The Contractors and the Dist ict have the

sale and exclusive right and authority to oversee and manage consttuction operations on ProjectWork wzthout any Iimitations unless expressly limited by a specific provision of this Agreement.Iu addition to the following and other rights of the Contractot s enuir erated in this Agreement,the Contractors expressly reserve their managennent rights and all the rights confei red upon fhenlby lav. The Contractor' s righ#s include, 6ut are not limited to, the r ght to:

a) Plan, direct and control operations of ail uo k;

b) Tire, promote, transfer and layoff their oti m emplo ees, respectively, as deemedappropriate to satisfy work an.dlor skill requirements;

c} Promu gate and t•eyuire all empioyees to obser ve reasonable job rules and securityand safefy regulations;

d} Discharge, suspend or discipline their ov i employees for just cause;

e) Utilize, in aecordance with District approval, any work methods, procedures ortechniques, and select, use a id instal any types or kinds af materials, apparatus or equipment,regardless of source of manufacture ar consti uction; assign and schedule work at their discretion;

and

Assign overtime, determine when it wi11 be worked and the number and identityof employees engaged in such work, subject to such pro zsions in the applicable Schedule A(s)

requiring such assignmen#s be equalized or otherrwise made in a nondiscriminator} manner.

Section 9.2 Specific Disf• ict Ri } zts. Tn addition to the following and other rights of theDistrict enumerated in this Agreement, the District expressly reserves its management rights and

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