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PROJECT WORK DESCRIPTION <br /> PROJECT OVERVIEW <br /> the Sutey Refuse Disposal Area. Map 3, Project Area, depicts the Sutey Refuse <br /> Disposal Area and other features pertinent to this Project. <br /> A drainage will be excavated into the relatively hard Mancos Shale slope adjacent to an <br /> existing drainage ditch. Topsoil and a synthetic liner will be placed in the excavation. <br /> Small feeder ditches located to the north and to the west of the new ditch will be <br /> extended to intersect the new ditch. Areas adjacent to the ditch will be topsoiled, <br /> roughened and seeded. Sediment control will be employed during and after <br /> construction. <br /> NOTE that volumes, distances and areas stated in this document are <br /> ESTIMATIONS ONLY. CONTRACTORS are responsible for verifying all <br /> estimations prior to bid submittal. <br /> NOTE that the road between the work area and the topsoil stockpile is used by the <br /> General Public, and by an adjacent land owner for access to their property. <br /> Precautions must be taken to ensure the continued access and safety of the <br /> Public and of the adjacent landowner throughout the duration of the Project. <br /> WORK TASKS <br /> The tasks included in this Project are as follows: <br /> Task 1: Mobilization and Demobilization <br /> Task 2: Ditch 8 Reconstruction <br /> Task 3: Feeder Channels <br /> Task 4: Adjacent Area Topsoil Application <br /> Task 5: Equipment Rental <br /> TASK 1 MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILIZATION <br /> This Task shall comply with Specification 1.0, Mobilization / Demobilization, of the <br /> Colorado Inactive Mine Reclamation Program General Bid Specifications, 1996. <br /> Sediment Control <br /> Sediment control must be accomplished throughout the duration of the Project. Silt fence, <br /> installed as depicted in Figure 1, must be installed at the base of the Ditch 8 construction <br /> area immediately above the culvert located under the topsoil haul road. Straw bales, <br /> anchored by one quarter or three,eighths inch (1/4" or 3/8") rebar may be used in some <br /> 7 <br />