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M1980244
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Revision
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1/27/2025
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07 Appendix C
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Request for Technical Revision
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Newmont‐Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mine <br />Technical Specification No. 02200 EARTHWORKS <br />VLF2 Phase 3 <br />Project No.475.0106.049 <br />August 27, 2021 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Technical Specification No. 02200 Earthworks Page 11 <br />C. Structural Fill <br />1. Areas to receive Structural Fill will include, but are not limited to, slope reductions, <br />and miscellaneous site grading. <br />2. CONTRACTOR shall condition Structural Fill to a moisture content that allows <br />compaction to the required density and that results in a firm, unyielding surface <br />capable of allowing the movement of vehicles and equipment over the surface <br />without causing rutting or other deleterious effects. <br />3. CONTRACTOR shall place Structural Fill materials with less than 30 percent rock <br />materials above 3/4‐inch size in maximum 12‐inch loose lifts, and compact to 95 <br />percent of maximum dry density (ASTM D698). The moisture content shall be within <br />+3% to ‐3% of the optimum moisture content. <br />4. CONTRACTOR shall condition, place and compact Structural Fill containing more than <br />30 percent rock materials above 3/4‐inch size(rock fill) by a method compaction <br />technique. The compaction equipment shall consist of a minimum 10‐ton (static drum <br />weight) vibratory smooth‐drum compactor. The number of passes and loose lift <br />thickness shall be subject to CERTIFYING ENGINEER's approval, at no additional cost <br />to CC&V. The method specifications may be changed at any time, at the discretion of <br />CERTIFYING ENGINEER, based upon changes in material characteristics, field <br />conditions, and/or compaction equipment. <br />5. Maximum rock size for rock fill shall be two‐thirds of the compacted lift thickness, <br />unless otherwise approved by MANAGER, DESIGN ENGINEER, and CERTIFYING <br />ENGINEER. CONTRACTOR shall remove oversize materials from fills at no additional <br />cost to CC&V. <br />D. Select Structural Fill <br />1. Select Structural Fill shall be placed for miscellaneous site grading as required by the <br />MANAGER and CERTIFYING ENGINEER. <br />2. CONTRACTOR shall condition Select Structural Fill to a moisture content that allows <br />compaction to the required density and that results in a firm, unyielding surface <br />capable of allowing the movement of vehicles and equipment over the surface <br />without causing rutting or other deleterious effects. <br />3. CONTRACTOR shall place Select Structural Fill materials with less than 30 percent <br />rock materials above 3/4‐inch size in maximum 12‐inch loose lifts, and compacted to <br />95 percent of maximum dry density (ASTM D698). The moisture content shall be <br />within +3% to ‐3% of the optimum moisture content. <br />4. CONTRACTOR shall condition and place Select Structural Fill containing more than <br />30 percent rock materials above 3/4‐inch size (rock fill) in maximum 12‐inch loose <br />lifts and compact by a method compaction technique. The compaction equipment <br />shall consist of a minimum ten 10‐ton (static drum weight) vibratory smooth‐drum
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