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IV. PROPOSED MATERIAL USAGE <br />Since Borrow Area B will be the primary source for pervious <br />embankment materials, this area will be developed to provide <br />necessary quantities of processed filter and drain materials, <br />pervious and semi-pervious shell materials, and material for <br />coarse-grained soil cement slope protection. Relatively minor <br />amounts of material could also be used to provide the small <br />amount of concrete aggregate, gravel for roadways, and riprap for <br />erosion protection. <br />It is anticipated that some form of material processing will be <br />necessary to produce the required pervious embankment materials. <br />The production of filter sand, gravel drain material, concrete <br />aggregate, and gravel for roadways will require significant <br />processing to produce.the typical Reclamation gradations that <br />• will be specified. The natural material is lacking the <br />appropriate amounts of sand-size particles to produce both filter <br />and drain materials through simple separation. It also contains <br />an average of 28 percent (by weight) oversize materials (plus 3- <br />inch) and 10 percent nonplastic to slightly plastic fines. Pit- <br />run material can provide the required pervious and semi-pervious <br />shell materials using seperation to remove the oversize. Minor <br />amounts of plus 24-inch material would have to be removed. Soil <br />cement aggregate can be produced with separation processing to <br />remove the plus 1-1/2-inch material. Riprap for erosion <br />protection of minor.structures will likely be produced from the <br />oversize material separated during the production of processed <br />sand and gravel. <br />• Weeminuche Construction Authority <br />P.O. Box AA - Towaoc, CO 81334 <br />A?JtrnAS GCAuE2Z 6QAVEL 14 <br />Cr_(4 tit) IT .s - P4GC X.22 <br />