Compaction Method Sample Clauses

Compaction Method. 4. Adjust the moisture content of the material to a moisture content suitable for compaction. Fill the interstices around rock with earth or other fine material as practical. Operate hauling and spreading equipment uniformly over the full width of each layer.
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Compaction Method. Maintenance Segments, As Agreed Pit Run Gravel1/ To Be Placed as Directed by USFS (During Haul Road Maintenance). 300 CY (390 CY)2/ See 3.2 Above 1/Coontail Pit, as shown on Sale Area Map 2/Quantity of Material in ( ) = Approximate Loose Volume
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Compaction Method. Any Maintenance road in sale Pit Run1/ (As Needed) 100 CY(130 CY)3/ See 3.2 above 1/Onion Creek Pit, as shown on Sale Area Map 3/Quantity of Material in ( ) = Approximate Loose Volume
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Compaction Method. Any Purchaser Responsibility Road Pit Run1/ (As needed and agreed to) 100 CY See 3.2 Above 1/ Coming from Onion Creek Pit, haul, and place.
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Compaction Method. Any Maintenance road in sale Pit Run1/ (As Needed) 100 CY(130 CY) See 3.2 above 2204 Crushed Aggregate3/ (As Staked) 15 CY (20 CY) See 3.2 above 2204-G Crushed Aggregate3/ (As Staked) 15 CY (20 CY) See 3.2 above 2213 Crushed Aggregate3/ (As Staked) 15 CY (20 CY) See 3.2 above 2213-E Crushed Aggregate3/ (As Staked) 15 CY (20 CY) See 3.2 above 2213-K Crushed Aggregate3/ (As Staked) 15 CY (20 CY) See 3.2 above 1/Coontail A Pit, as shown on Sale Area Map 2/Quantity of Material in ( ) = Approximate Loose Volume 3/Coontail B Pit, as xxxxx on Sale Area Map 3.3 Variations. The Purchaser will be required to furnish weight tickets to the FS for each load of commercially obtained crushed aggregate prior to the final inspection. For aggregate purchased from the government, a count of truck loads will be required in addition to finished depth checks for the placed and compacted aggregate. Widths and lengths will be as staked or from schedule. When it is mutually agreed that all or part of the Surface Course FS-2400-6T Contracts (06/06) CT5.31# Special Provisions Material is not needed, the estimated cost of surfacing not placed shall be charged to the Timber Sale Account in accordance with BT8.31.
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Compaction Method. 5010-A (MP 0.00–0.01) Crushed Aggregate1/ Surface Radii & Approach 15 CY (19.5 CY)2/ See 3.2 Above 5010-A1 (MP 0.00–0.44) Crushed Aggregate1/ To Be Placed as Directed by USFS as During Haul Road Maintenance & Bike Trail Protection. 30 CY (39 CY)2/ See 3.2 Above 5010-C1 (MP 0.46) Crushed Aggregate1/ Surface Radii & Approach to Military Road at XXX 15 CY (19.5 CY)2/ See 3.2 Above Any Purchaser Responsibility Maintenance Rd Pit Run Gravel3/ To Be Placed as Directed by USFS (During Haul Road Maintenance). 60 CY (78 CY)2/ See 3.2 Above 1/Furnish, Haul, Place. Must Meet M-DOT Designation 22A 2/Quantity of Material in ( ) = Approximate Loose Volume 3/ Pit Lake Pit (as shown on Sale Area Map).
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Compaction Method. 581 Pit Run Gravel 6 inches 700 N/A 581c Pit Run Gravel 6 inches 45 N/A 1591 Pit Run Gravel 6 inches 60 N/A 3.3 Variations. The Purchaser will be required to furnish weight tickets to the FS for each load of commercially obtained crushed aggregate prior to the final inspection. For aggregate purchased from the government, a count of truck loads will be required in addition to finished depth checks for the placed and compacted aggregate. Widths and lengths will be as staked or from schedule. When it is mutually agreed that all or part of the Surface Course Material is not needed, the estimated cost of surfacing not placed shall be charged to the Timber Sale Account in accordance with BT8.31. T-8310 Ditch Cleaning DESCRIPTION
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Compaction Method. Any Maintenance road in sale Pit Run1/ (As Needed) 50 CY(65 CY)3/ See 3.2 above 1100-O Crushed Aggregate2/ (As Staked) 15 CY (20 CY)3/ See 3.2 above 1140-G Crushed Aggregate2/ (As Staked) 15 CY (20 CY)3/ See 3.2 above 1140-G Pit Run1/ (As Needed) 190 CY(248 CY)3/ See 3.2 above 1147 Crushed Aggregate2/ (As Staked) 15 CY (20 CY)3/ See 3.2 above 1151 Crushed Aggregate2/ (As Staked) 15 CY (20 CY)3/ See 3.2 above 1151-G Crushed Aggregate2/ (As Staked) 15 CY (20 CY)3/ See 3.2 above 1151-G Pit Run1/ (As Needed) 15 CY (20 CY)3/ See 3.2 above 1/Onion Creek Pit, as shown on Sale Area Map 2/ Six Mile Pit, as shown on Sale Area Map 3/Quantity of Material in ( ) = Approximate Loose Volume
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