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11/21/2007 11:03:09 AM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1980244
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RELEVANT SECTIONS FROM FINAL REPORT CRESSON PROJECT QUALITY ASSURANCE MONITORING AND TEST RESULTS
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TR33
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5. Unless otherwise approved by MANAGER and CERTIFYING ENGINEER, the <br />entire fill surface shall be at or near the same elevation at all times during <br />construction. At all times during construction, the surface of the fill shall <br />be graded and maintained by the CONTRACTOR to prevent ponding of <br />water and to allow for storm water drainage. <br />6. Except as otherwise specified or approved by MANAGER and CERTIFYING <br />ENGINEER, the CONTRACTOR shall dump and spread fill in such a manner <br />so that no excessive gaps are leh between successively-dumped loads of <br />materials. The till shall be leveled prior to compaction by means of a dozer <br />or grader, or other suitable approved equipment, to obtain a surface free <br />from depressions. <br />7. Except in areas approved by MANAGER and CERTIFYING ENGINEER <br />where space is limited or otherwise specified, CONTRACTOR shall place <br />fill by routing the hauling and spreading units approximately parallel to the <br />axis of the fill. As far as practical, hauling units shall be so routed that <br />they do not follow in the same paths, but split their tracks evenly across <br />the surface of the fill to enhance compaction. <br />8. CONTRACTOR shall apply water required for moisture conditioning on the <br />fill or in the borrow areas. <br />CONTRACTOR shall maintain fill materials within the moisture content <br />range required to permit proper compaction to the specified density with <br />the equipment being used. The moisture content of the fill materials, prior <br />to and during compaction, shall be uniform throughout each layer of the <br />material. <br />Prior to mixing of wet and dry material on the fill to obtain the proper <br />moisture content, approval shall be obtained from CERTIFYING ENGINEER. <br />Mixed material shall have a uniform distribution of the moisture content <br />prior io placement on the subsequent lift. <br />When materials spread on the fill are too dry for proper compaction, <br />CONTRACTOR shall spray water on each layer of the fill and shall work <br />the moisture into the fill by harrowing or other approved means, until a <br />uniform distribution of moisture is obtained. Material that is too wet for <br />proper compaction, as determined by CERTIFYING ENGINEER, shall be <br />removed from the till and/or spread out and permitted to dry, assisted by <br />discing and hartowing or mixing in dry material when permitted by <br />CEATIFYING ENGINEER, if necessary, until the moisture content is reduced <br />to an amount suitable for obtaining the specified degree of compaction, at <br />no frost to CC&V. <br />9. Aftar each layer of fill material has been placed, spread, and moisture- <br />conditioned, the layer shall be compacted by passing compaction <br />equipment over the entire surface of the layer a sufficient number of times <br />to obtain the required density, as specked herein. <br />Compaction shall be accomplished with equipment and by methods <br />approved by CERTIFYING ENGINEER. If such equipment or methods are <br />found unsatisfactory for the intended use, CONTRACTOR shall replace the <br />unsatisfactory equipmem with other types or adjust methods until proper <br />compaction is achieved. <br />Section 02200 Page 8 of 15 March 2, 1999 <br />Earthworks Golder Associates Revision 6 <br />--- -~..... d.~,.,~.,~.,,,.,. <br />
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