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2013 4 29 ROSEMARY BEACH PROJECT MANUAL.pdf

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DAG Architects Inc.<br />

12041 Rosemary Beach Owners Center<br />

Rosemary Beach Fl.<br />

avoid crushing or chipping. Pipe which is handled with insulation in place, coated pipe, and<br />

jacketed pipe shall have special handling slings as required to prevent damage to the material.<br />

3.4 Backfilling: Deposit clean new sand (as described in paragraph 2.1) to 6" above the pipe and<br />

tamp. Then deposit sand or earth carefully in 6" layers, maintaining adequate side support,<br />

especially on nonferrous piping materials. Compact fill in 6" layers, using mechanical means,<br />

up to the top elevation of the pipe, and in 12" layers to rough or finish grade as required. Fine<br />

grade and restore surface to original condition.<br />

3.5 Special: Excavations shall be installed and maintained in satisfactory condition during the<br />

progress of the work. Subsurface structures are to be constructed in adequately sized<br />

excavations. De-watering equipment shall be installed and properly maintained where<br />

required. Shoring shall be employed in the event of unstable soil condition, and in all cases<br />

where required by OSHA regulations and necessary to protect materials and personnel from<br />

injury.<br />

3.6 Identification: Install identification tape directly above all underground piping, one tape for<br />

each pipe where multiple pipes are installed. Depth of tape shall be at least 6 inches below<br />

finished grade and 24" above buried pipe. Install copper wire above non-metallic pipes.<br />

3.7 Depth of Cover: Minimum cover for underground piping is two feet unless indicated otherwise.<br />

END OF SECTION 22 05 63<br />

EXCAVATION & BACKFILL 22 05 63 -2/2

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