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M1980244
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Revision
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10/18/2004
Doc Name
Ph.IVc VOL.II Tech Specs
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Golder Associates Inc.
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DMG
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AM8
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SECTION 01050.0 CONSTRUCTION STAKING AND CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION <br />PART 1: GENERAL <br />• 1.01 SUMMARY: <br />This Section defines the control staking services required by the CONTRACTOR. All staking and <br />surveying will be the responsibility of the CONTRACTOR unless otherwise specifically defined in this <br />section. All grade checking and transferring of lines and grades from CC&V's stakes will be the <br />CONTRACTOR'S responsibility. <br />1.02 CONTROL STAKES: <br />Control stakes which are reference points for all construction work will be conspicuously mazked. It shall <br />be the responsibility of the CONTRACTOR to inform his employees and his subcontractors of their <br />importance and the necessity for their preservation. At least forty-eight (48) hours written advance request <br />for removal of control stakes shall be given to CC&V. A total often (10) control stakes will be provided <br />to the CONTRACTOR by CC&V for this work. <br />Control stakes shall beset one time only. <br />1.03 FLAGGING CODE: <br />A color code will be established by the CONTRACTOR during the course of the project indicating <br />specific colors for the various kinds of stakes to be set. <br />1.04 STAKING: <br />A. CC&V will provide vertical and horizontal reference control stakes in the proximity of the work <br />• as discussed in Article 1.02 of this Secton. <br />B. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for setting construction and grade stakes and for <br />proper preservation of control points. <br />C. The CONTRACTOR will provide as-built coordinates and elevations for the Underdrains, Leak <br />Detection system, Low Volume Solution Collection piping and High Volume Solution Collection <br />piping or as requested by the MANAGER. <br />1.05 CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATION DOCUMENTATION: <br />A. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for accurately surveying the locations and elevafions, <br />and where applicable, the type, thickness, and geometry of any and all pipes and fittings, ditches, <br />geosynthetic materials, breaks in fill or cut slopes, general grading change in fill or synthetic <br />material type, and any other aspect of the work to facilitate construction and as required by the <br />MANAGER. <br />8. Submittals By CONTRACTOR Upon Completion of W ork: <br />Within seven (7) calendaz days after completion of the WORK, CONTRACTOR shall furnish <br />MANAGER with "Record Drawings" (also referred to as "As-Built Drawings") of the Work. <br />The Record Drawing will be drawn at a scale of 1-inch equals 100 feet with 10 foot topogaphic <br />contour interval, and on a 24-inch by 36-inch sheet. All surveying Record Drawings shall be <br />signed and sealed by the Colorado licensed surveyor who directed the work. The required <br />surveying shall be carried out on a 100-foot by 100-foot grid with additional survey points <br />required to define valley leach facility topographic features (i.e., toe of slope, crest of slope, <br />• <br />Section 07050 Page 1 of 3 March 22, 2000 <br />Construction Staking Golder Associates Revision 3 <br />J:\04JOaS\063-2170UVC CERTIFICATION REPORT\PHASE IVC OSA CERT\APPENOICIESWPPENDIX E TEOHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS101050R3.DOC <br />
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