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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981016
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
10/26/1989
Doc Name
INVITATION AND BID-West Mine reclamation
Permit Index Doc Type
RECLAMATION PROJECTS
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regrading work has been covered in other sections of the <br />Special Conditions. A tracezoidal shaped drainage channel <br />shall be constructed beginning at the approximate crest of <br />the portal bench cut slope immediately above the bypass <br />culvert inlet and extending downsloce to the base of the <br />portal bench fill slope in the area where the bypass culvert <br />access manway is located (see dwg. sheet 20 of 30). The <br />channel shall be constructed to tie in to the portion of the <br />bypass culvert passing beneath the highway by constructing a <br />new inlet for the bypass culvert. Anew outlet end to the <br />by pass culvert shall be constructed on the south side of the <br />highway by excavating down to the base of the existing <br />culvert, removing or collapsing a portion of the lower <br />segment, and grading around the new outlet end sufficiently <br />to tie in with and provide a smooth transition for runoff <br />into the second drainage channel segment. The second channel <br />segment shall be constructed beginning at the new culvert <br />outlet end on the south side of the highway and extending <br />downsloce to the point where the existing bypass culvert <br />passes beneath the rail line. The lower portion of this <br />channel shall be constructed to tie in to a second culvert <br />inlet constructed on the existing bypass culvert by <br />excavating down to the base of the culvert, removing a <br />portion of the upper segment, and grading around the new <br />inlet end sufficiently to provide a smooth transition for <br />runoff into the new inlet. Both drainage channel segments <br />shall be constructed by grading the hillsloce to form a <br />trapezoidal shaped drainage channel 3 ft. deep and 4 ft. wide <br />(bottom width) with 2h:ly side slopes as shown on Exhibit <br />6D. The channel bottom and sides shall oe lined with minimum <br />1 ft. diameter durable rock riprap. The specified channel <br />depth and width are the finished dimensions wit11 riprap in <br />place; excavated dimensions will be greater in order to <br />provide space for riprap. The finished channel bottom <br />elevations at all culvert inlet and outlet ends shall be <br />aligned with the bottom elevations of the culverts. The <br />longitudinal center line of the channels shall be aligned <br />with the longi tudinal center 1 ine of the culverts at the <br />inlet and outlet ends. <br />B. Highway and Rail Line Drainage Ditches <br />All portions of the highway and rail line drainage ditches which <br />nave been affected by regrading work, ripping work, or other <br />construction activities associated with this project shall be <br />re-established to a configuration that provides adequate drainage <br />control and that is consistent with the configuration of the ditches <br />located outside of the project area. <br />7.3 Measurement and Payment <br />No measurement for payment shall be made for this bid item. Payment <br />shall be made for the lump sum bid price. The price bid shall include <br />all of the CONTRACTOR'S cost of whatever nature to complete the above <br />described work in accordance with the specifications. <br />-21- <br />
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