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Section 713(b) Synthetic polypropylene mesh. Furnish a flexible woven geotextilemesh fabricated from polypropylene fibers that were spun in onedirection. Conform to Table 713-6.Table 713-6Synthetic Polypropylene MeshProperty Specifications Test MethodsColorMassTensile strengthElongation at breakMullen burst strengthBeige1.74 oz/yd² min.460 x 250 lbs/ft40% max.75 pounds persquare inch min.VisualASTM D 5261ASTM D 5035ASTM D 5035ASTM D 3786(c) Synthetic mulch control netting. Furnish a uniformly extruded,rectangular, plastic mesh netting with 2- by 2-inch nominal meshopenings and weighing at least 0.23 ounces per square yard.(d) Organic mulch control netting. Furnish a leno weave mesh nettingfabricated from 28-pound biodegradable cellulose fiber yarn having5 twists per 1 inch. Make the size of the mesh grid 0.50 to 1.0 inchsquare. Finish the selvedge to prevent raveling or fraying.(5) Type 5 - Turf reinforcement mats. Furnish a web of mechanicallyor melt bonded polymer netting, monofilaments, or fibers that are entangledto form a strong and dimensionally stable mat. Bonding methodsinclude polymer welding, thermal or polymer fusion, or the placement offibers between 2 high-strength, biaxially oriented nets mechanicallybound together by parallel stitching with polyolefin thread. Make the matresistant to biological, chemical, and ultraviolet degradation. Conformto Table 713-7.724
Section 713Table 713-7Synthetic Polypropylene Erosion Control MatProperty Specification Test MethodColorThicknessTensile strength (1)Elongation (1)Porosity (2)Resiliency (3)Ultraviolet stability (4)Black0.50 inches min.94 x 54 lb/ft 50% max.90% max.80% min.80% min.VisualASTM D 1777ASTM D 5035ASTM D 5035CalculatedASTM D 1777ASTM D 4355(1) Values for both machine and cross-machine directions under dry or saturatedconditions using 2-inch strip method.(2) Calculation based upon mass, thickness, and specific gravity.(3) The percent of original thickness retained after 3 cycles of a 100 pounds persquare inch load for 60 seconds followed by 60 seconds without load. Thicknessmeasured 30 minutes after load removed.(4) Tensile strength retained after 1000 hours in a Xenon ARC weatherometer.(b) Roving.(1) Fiber glass roving. Form fiber glass roving from continuous fibersdrawn from molten glass, coated with a chrome-complex sizing compound,collected into strands and lightly bound together into roving withoutthe use of clay, starch, or like deleterious substances. Wind the rovinginto a cylindrical package approximately 12 inches high so the rovingcan be continuously fed from the center of the package through an ejectordriven by compressed air and expanded into a mat of glass fibers on thesoil surface. Do not use roving containing petroleum solvents or otheragents known to be toxic to plant or animal life. Conform to thefollowing:(a) Strands/rove, end count 56 to 64(b) Fibers/strand, end count 184 to 234(c) Fiber diameter (trade designation G), 0.00035 to 0.00053 in.ASTM D 578(d) Yd/lb of rove, ASTM D 578 170 to 300(e) Yd/lb of strand, ASTM D 578 13,000 to 14,000(f) Organic content, ASTM D 578 1.65% max.725
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PREFACEThese Standard Specification
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TABLE OF CONTENTSPageDIVISION 100 G
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PageDIVISION 150 PROJECT REQUIREMEN
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PageDIVISION 550 BRIDGE CONSTRUCTIO
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PageSection 703 (continued)703.06 C
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PageSection 710 (continued)710.08 S
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PageSection 718 TRAFFIC SIGNING AND
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DIVISION 100General Requirements
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Section 101101.03 Abbreviations. Wh
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Section 101101.04 Definitions. FAR
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Section 101Density ) Mass per unit
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Section 101Roadside ) All area with
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Section 101Supplemental Specificati
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Section 102Insert a unit bid price,
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Section 102The requirements contain
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Section 103Acceptance of this partn
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Section 104(b) Specific requirement
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Section 105(b) Government-listed so
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Section 106.) ACCEPTANCE OF WORK106
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Section 106(2) Test results on mate
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Section 106If the sampling frequenc
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(3) Calculate the upper quality ind
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Section 106When public traffic is a
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Section 106Table 106-1 (continued)E
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Table 106-2 Pay Factors (continued)
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Section 107Before beginning work in
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Section 107Flaggers are also furnis
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Section 107Admit any OSHA inspector
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Section 108.) PROSECUTION AND PROGR
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Section 108Liquidated damages will
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Section 109.) MEASUREMENT AND PAYME
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51Section 109When asphalt material
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53Section 109Attach an automatic pr
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55Section 109(2) The Measurement Su
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57Section 109(1) Direct costs.(a) M
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59Section 109The closing date for p
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Section 151.) MOBILIZATIONDescripti
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Section 152.) CONSTRUCTIONSURVEY AN
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Section 152(c) Slope stakes and ref
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Section 152(m) Intermediate surveyi
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Section 152Payment152.06 The accept
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Section 153(d) Provide training as
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Section 153153.05 Acceptance. The C
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Section 154Measurement154.06 Measur
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Section 155Show completion of the w
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Section 155(d) Describe planned pro
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Section 156.) PUBLIC TRAFFICDescrip
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Section 156(h) Provide two-way radi
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Section 157.) SOIL EROSION CONTROLD
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Section 157157.05 Filter Barriers.
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Section 157157.12 Inspection and Re
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Section 157Progress payments for er
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Section 201.) CLEARING AND GRUBBING
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Section 202202.06 Special Clearing
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Section 203Where part of an existin
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Section 204.) EXCAVATION AND EMBANK
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Section 204204.06 Roadway Excavatio
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Section 204During all stages of con
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Section 204Operate compression-type
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Section 204Clearing will be evaluat
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Section 204(2) Do not include the f
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Table 204-1Sampling and TestingSect
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Section 205.) ROCK BLASTINGDescript
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Section 205When a test blast is det
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Section 205Halt blasting operations
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Section 207.) EARTHWORK GEOTEXTILES
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Section 207the contract price per u
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Section 208Remove safety features w
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Section 208(d) Unstable material be
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Section 209.) STRUCTURE EXCAVATIONA
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Section 209209.10 Backfill. Backfil
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Section 209Measurement and Payment2
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Section 210.) PERMEABLE BACKFILLDes
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Section 210Table 210-1Sampling and
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Section 212212.05 Acceptance. Linea
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Section 213Include the following wi
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Section 213If the subgrade loses st
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Section 213Material orProductProper
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Section 251.) RIPRAPDescription251.
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Section 251Payment will be made und
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Section 252.) SPECIAL ROCK EMBANKME
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Section 253.) GABIONS AND REVET MAT
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Section 253Survey work will be eval
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Section 254(c) Timber crib wall. Co
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Section 255.) MECHANICALLYSTABILIZE
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Section 255Do not damage or disturb
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Section 256.) PERMANENT GROUND ANCH
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Section 256Locate the upper central
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Section 256Insert the tendon in the
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Section 256(3) A calibrated referen
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Section 256Plot the ground anchor m
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Section 257.) ALTERNATE RETAINING W
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Section 257(b) Dimensions and sched
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Section 258258.06 Backfilling. Back
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DIVISION 300Aggregate Courses191
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Section 301301.05 Compacting. Deter
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Material orProductProperty orCharac
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Section 302.) TREATED AGGREGATE COU
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Section 302302.04 General. Store ch
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Section 302Aggregate gradation will
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Section 303303.05 Aggregate Surface
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Section 304(b) Slurry method. Mix a
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Section 304Measure lime, cement, an
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Section 305.) AGGREGATE-TOPSOIL COU
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Section 306(b) Lignin sulfonate, ca
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Section 307. ) STOCKPILED AGGREGATE
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Section 308308.05 Compacting and Fi
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Table 308-1Sampling and TestingMate
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Section 309Add the aggregate and wa
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Section 401.) HOT ASPHALT CONCRETE
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Section 401Table 401-2Voids in Mine
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Section 401236DesignESAL'smillionsT
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Section 401(c) Antistrip additives.
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Section 401(c) Batch and continuous
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Section 401401.09 Aggregate Prepara
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Section 401Place asphalt concrete m
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Section 401A profile index will be
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Section 402(b) Non-roadway paving.
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Section 403.) HOT RECYCLED ASPHALTC
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Section 403Asphalt cement will be e
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Section 403When the bid schedule co
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Section 404.) OPEN-GRADED ASPHALTFR
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Section 404Asphalt content and aggr
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Section 405.) HOT ASPHALT TREATED B
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Section 406.) DENSE-GRADEDEMULSIFIE
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Section 406406.04 Mixing Plant. Use
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Section 406(b) Aggregate gradation.
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Section 407.) OPEN-GRADEDEMULSIFIED
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Section 407407.08 Hauling, Spreadin
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Section 407407.11 Surface Treatment
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Section 408(b) Emulsified asphalt.(
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Section 409.) ASPHALT SURFACE TREAT
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Section 409409.07 Production Start-
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Section 409Table 409-1Approximate Q
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Section 409Aggregate Grading (1)(2)
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Section 410(c) Aggregate samples. 1
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Section 410Aggregate for slurry sea
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Section 411.) ASPHALT PRIME COATDes
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Section 411Payment will made under:
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Section 412412.07 Acceptance. Emuls
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Section 413Mill the surface to a sm
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Section 414(e) Heating kettle. An i
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Section 414414.07 Acceptance. Mater
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Section 415Where asphalt cement is
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Section 416.) CONTINUOUS COLD RECYC
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Section 416be capable of supplying
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Section 416(c) Final compaction. Co
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Section 417417.07 Acceptance. Minor
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Section 501.) PORTLAND CEMENTCONCRE
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Section 501(2) Side form constructi
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Section 501501.08 Joints. Do not va
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Section 501Concrete edges adjacent
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Section 501Clean each joint of all
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Section 501Remove the concrete by e
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Section 501In addition, a separate
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Section 502.) PORTLAND CEMENTCONCRE
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Section 502(i) Slab stabilization t
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Section 502502.06 Joint and Crack R
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Section 502502.08 Undersealing and
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Section 502Produce a surface textur
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Table 502-1Sampling and TestingSect
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Section 551.) DRIVEN PILESDescripti
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Section 551hammers by power consump
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Section 551(3) Minimum hammer energ
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Section 551551.04 Pile Lengths. Fur
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Section 551551.07 Preboring. Prebor
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Section 551(d) Concrete-filled pipe
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Section 551Furnish a shelter to pro
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Section 551` For piles greater than
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Section 551Securely tie concrete sp
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Section 552.) STRUCTURAL CONCRETEDe
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Section 552(c) Mix design designati
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Section 552(v) Compressive strength
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Section 552(a) Truck mixer/agitator
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Section 552(b) Delivery and samplin
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Section 552During cold weather, pro
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Section 552Figure 552-1Evaporation
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Section 552(3) Superstructures. Do
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Section 552Consolidate all concrete
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Section 552552.13 Expansion and Con
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Section 552After placing the concre
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Section 552After curing according t
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Section 552Mix membrane curing solu
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Section 552After other work which c
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Section 552Sustained Load Test Valu
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Section 552Construction (including
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Section 553.) PRESTRESSED CONCRETED
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Section 553Cure the girder in a sat
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Section 553For pretensioned members
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Section 553(a) Ducts. Use rigid, mo
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Section 553(e) Post-tensioning. Wai
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Section 553Table 553-1Prestressed C
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Section 553Table 553-1 (continued)P
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Section 554.) REINFORCING STEELDesc
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Section 554Coat chairs, tie wires,
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Section 555555.05 Inspection. Struc
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Section 555If required, furnish tra
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Section 555(b) Plates.(1) Direction
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Section 555(2) Hot bending. If a ra
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Section 555Table 555-5Heat Straight
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Section 555(d) Accuracy of hole gro
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Section 555555.12 Eyebars. Pin hole
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Section 555Receive approval of each
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Section 555Bolt Sizeinches0.500.630
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Section 555(b) During this test, th
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Section 555(3) Turn-of-nut tighteni
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Section 555When bolts are installed
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Section 555(b) Bearings and anchora
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Section 556556.05 Steel Railing. Co
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Section 556Construction of bridge r
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Section 557557.04 Treated Timber. F
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Section 557Where the space between
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Section 557Construction of timber s
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Section 559Lay fabric so that drain
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Section 560560.05 Plastic Water Sto
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Section 561Use positive inline disp
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Section 562.) FORMS AND FALSEWORKDe
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Section 562Assume the density of co
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Section 562562.04 Design Stresses,
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Section 562Deflection due to the ma
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Section 562Use falsework columns th
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Section 562Do not apply dead loads,
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Section 562Coat forms to be removed
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Section 562Table 562-3Minimum Form/
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Section 563.) PAINTINGDescription56
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Section 563(d) Determine that the s
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Table 563-1Structural Iron and Stee
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Section 563Blast clean with clean d
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Section 563Apply the coating system
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Section 564.) BEARING DEVICESDescri
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Section 564Fabricate elastomeric be
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Section 564Table 564-1Coefficient o
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Section 565.) DRILLED SHAFTSDescrip
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Section 565565.05 Drilled Shafts.(a
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Section 565At the time of concrete
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Section 565All subsurface casings a
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Section 565Drop chutes may be used
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Section 565Measure trial drilled sh
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Section 601.) MINOR CONCRETE STRUCT
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Section 601Place concrete to avoid
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Section 602.) CULVERTS AND DRAINSDe
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Section 602602.05 Laying Metal Pipe
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Section 603.) STRUCTURAL PLATE STRU
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Section 604Assemble precast concret
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Section 604Measure metal frames and
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Section 605Do not permit soil or ot
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Section 605Connect the drainage cor
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Section 608Ram each stone until it
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Section 609.) CURB AND GUTTERDescri
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Section 609609.06 Asphalt Concrete
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Section 610Use unslotted pipe for t
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Section 611Brace major fixtures or
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Section 612.) SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM
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Section 614614.05 Mixing and Placin
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Section 615(1) Expansion joints. Co
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Section 616Perform concrete work ac
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Section 617Material617.02 Conform t
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Section 617When required by the con
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Section 618Section 618.) CONCRETE B
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Section 618(4) Cast the segments st
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Section 619.) FENCES, GATES, AND CA
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Section 619(3) Tension wire. Attach
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Section 61912 inches or less, ancho
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Section 619Where existing fence int
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Section 619(c) Cattle guard. Fabric
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Section 620.) STONE MASONRYDescript
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Section 620620.05 Pointing. Point o
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Section 620(b) Concrete placed befo
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Section 621.) MONUMENTS AND MARKERS
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Section 622.) RENTAL EQUIPMENTDescr
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Section 623.) GENERAL LABORDescript
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Section 624Placing topsoil (furnish
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Section 625625.06 Fertilizing. Appl
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Section 626(a) Open the bundles of
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Section 626626.09 Watering. Constru
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Section 627.) SODDescription627.01
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Section 628(b) Row sprigging. Open
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Section 629.) EROSION CONTROL MATS,
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Anchor the system with stakes acros
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Section 633.) PERMANENT TRAFFIC CON
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Section 633Repair or replace damage
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Section 634.) PERMANENT PAVEMENT MA
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Section 634Make lines 4 inches wide
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Section 634The minimum bond strengt
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Section 635.) TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CON
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Section 635635.09 Flaggers. Furnish
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Section 635635.14 Vertical Panels.
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Section 635(d) Operates on a contin
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Section 635(a) Measure advance warn
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Section 635(u) Measure replacement
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Section 636.) SIGNAL, LIGHTING,AND
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Section 636Saw clean, smooth, well-
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Section 636Measure relocations by t
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Section 637(c) Residential housing.
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Section 701.) HYDRAULIC CEMENT701.0
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Section 702Type and GradeofAsphaltC
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Section 702(a) Shipping container.
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Section 703Table 703 - 1Permeable B
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Section 703(c) Surface course aggre
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Section 703Table 703-4Target Value
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Page 710 and 711: Section 705Table 705-3Gradation for
Page 712 and 713: Section 706.) CONCRETE AND PLASTIC
Page 714 and 715: Section 707.) METAL PIPE707.01 Duct
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Page 718 and 719: Section 708(9) Shows no thickening,
Page 720 and 721: Section 709(f) Dowel bars. Conform
Page 722 and 723: Section 710.) FENCE AND GUARDRAIL71
Page 724 and 725: Section 710(c) Steel-backed timber
Page 726 and 727: Section 712.) JOINT MATERIAL712.01
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Page 732 and 733: Section 713.) ROADSIDE IMPROVEMENT
Page 734 and 735: Section 713(c) Wood fiber. Furnish
Page 736 and 737: Section 713Furnish trees with reaso
Page 738 and 739: Section 713Table 713-3Straw and Coc
Page 742 and 743: Section 713(2) Polypropylene roving
Page 744 and 745: Section 713713.13 Bales.(a) Straw b
Page 746 and 747: Section 714.) GEOTEXTILE AND GEOCOM
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Page 752 and 753: Section 714Furnish geocomposite dra
Page 754 and 755: Section 715.) PILING715.01 Untreate
Page 756 and 757: Section 715715.04 Steel Shells. Fur
Page 758 and 759: Section 716.) MATERIAL FOR TIMBER S
Page 760 and 761: Section 717Furnish pins and rollers
Page 762 and 763: Section 717Table 717-1Filled Tetraf
Page 764 and 765: RAILINGCOMPONENTASTM Specification
Page 766 and 767: Section 718.) TRAFFIC SIGNING ANDMA
Page 768 and 769: Section 718718.06 Plastic Panels.(a
Page 770 and 771: Section 718(a) Wood posts. Furnish
Page 772 and 773: Section 718Mount the retroreflector
Page 774 and 775: Section 718(2) Yellow:(a) Chrome ye
Page 776 and 777: Section 718Table 718-2Gradation of
Page 778 and 779: Section 718If approved, variations
Page 780 and 781: Section 720Concrete face panels hav
Page 782 and 783: Section 720Fabricate gabion baskets
Page 784 and 785: Section 720Furnish heavy hexagon he
Page 786 and 787: Section 721(5) Service-entrance cab
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Section 721(2) Sign lighting lumina
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Section 722(b) Couplers. Furnish co
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Section 725.) MISCELLANEOUS MATERIA
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Section 725Do not use precast concr
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Section 725(2) Flow (time of efflux
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Aggregate spreader.................
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Bidbond ...........................
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Concrete (continued)masonry blocks
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Direct tension indicators..........
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Fertilizer ........................
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Horizontal drains .................
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Lubricant adhesive ................
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) P )Padsdrive ....................
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Pipe culvertsaluminum alloy .......
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Protection of (continued)public lan
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) S )Safetyaccident prevention ....
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Staking tolerances ................
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Timbercrib wall ...................
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Wave equation .....................
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