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-2.02 MATERIALS Not Used 17-2.03 CONSTRUCTION
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- 17-2.03D Disposal of Materials
- 17-2.04 PAYMENT Not Used 17-3–17-10 RESERVED 18 DUST PALLIATIVES 18-1.01 GENERAL
- 18-1.01B Definitions Reserved 18-1.01C Submittals
- 18-1.01D Quality Assurance
17-2.02 MATERIALSNot Used 17-2.03 CONSTRUCTION17-2.03A GeneralComplete the work specified in section 20-10.02C(2) before clearing and grubbing. Clear and grub before performing earthwork in an area. Do not injure standing trees, plants, and improvements shown to be protected. Clear and grub the entire length of the job site to the following widths: 1. 5 feet outside of excavation and embankment slope lines where slopes are not rounded 2. Outside limits of slopes where slopes are rounded 3. 5 feet outside of structures 4. 2 feet outside of slope lines for ditches and channels with a bottom width of less than 12 feet 5. 5 feet outside of slope lines for ditches and channels with a bottom width of 12 feet or more
17-2.03B ClearingClear all construction areas above original ground of (1) all vegetation such as trees, logs, upturned stumps, roots of downed trees, brush, grass, and weeds and (2) other objectionable material including concrete, masonry, and debris. Cut tree branches that extend over the roadway and hang within 20 feet of finished grade. Cut other branches to give each tree a balanced appearance. Cut off branches close to the trunk under section 20-3.01C(2). 17-2.03C GrubbingGrub all construction areas to a depth necessary to remove all trees, existing stumps, roots, buried logs, and other objectionable material, except embankment areas where the grading plane is 2 feet or more above original ground. In embankment areas where the grading plane is 2 feet or more above original ground, cut off trees, stumps, and roots not more than 1 foot above original ground, except remove trees, stumps, and roots completely where work includes any of the following: 2. Pile construction 3. Subdrainage trench excavation 4. Removal of unsuitable material 5. Cutting into slopes of original hillsides, old or new fill
Do not leave objectionable material in or under embankments, including dikes. Accumulation of flammable material is not allowed.
17-2.04 PAYMENTNot Used 17-3–17-10 RESERVED 18 DUST PALLIATIVES 18-1.01 GENERAL18-1.01A SummarySection 18 includes specifications for applying dust palliatives. A dust palliative must be any of the following: 1. Water 2. Dust suppressant 3. Dust control binder
18-1.01B DefinitionsReserved 18-1.01C SubmittalsIf a dust suppressant or dust control binder is to be used, submit a dust treatment plan at least 15 days before starting job site activities. The dust treatment plan must include: 1. Product name and type 2. Manufacturer's name 3. Polymer emulsion type if a synthetic polymer emulsion is used, including identification of: 3.1. Individual components greater than 5 percent by volume in blends of polymers with different compositions 3.2. Additives greater than 2 percent by volume 4. SDS 5. Proposed methods for applying products 6. Application rate per pass, total application rate, and residual application rate 7. Required weather conditions for application, including ambient and surface temperatures, wind conditions, and allowable period before expected precipitation 8. Drying time or curing time required before traffic is allowed on the treated surface
Submit a certificate of compliance for the dust suppressant, dust control binders, and fibers. For a dust suppressant, include with the certificate of compliance: 1. Test results verifying compliance with the quality characteristic requirements in section 18-1.01D. The results must be from a test conducted within 12 months before the date of the certificate of compliance. 2. Test results from a test conducted within 12 months before the date of the certificate of compliance verifying compliance with the following environmental requirements: 2.1. Maximum constituent concentration levels 2.2. Organic and inorganic requirements for: 2.2.1. VOCs 2.2.2. Semi-VOCs 2.2.3. Synthetic precipitation leaching procedure 2.3. Aquatic toxicity
A dust suppressant must be tested by either an ASTM- or AMRL-AASHTO-accredited laboratory for compliance with the specified quality characteristic requirements. A dust suppressant must be tested by an EPA-accredited laboratory for environmental requirements. Liquid chemical treatments must be tested before dilution. Solid products must be mixed with water to a 25 percent concentration before testing. The constituent concentration for each dust suppressant must not exceed the maximum levels shown in the following table:
A dust suppressant must comply with the requirements shown in the following table:
A dust suppressant must comply with the aquatic toxicity requirements shown in the following table:
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