PAVEMENT 161 Clause Samples

PAVEMENT 161. 12.1 Scope 161 12.2 Design Requirements 161 12.2.1 PAVEMENT INVESTIGATION 161 12.2.2 PAVEMENT DESIGN 161 12.2.2.1 NON-SPECIFICATION PAVEMENT AND SUBGRADE MATERIALS 163 12.2.2.2 PAVEMENT TYPE SELECTION 163 12.2.2.3 NEW FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT DESIGN CRITERIA 163 12.2.2.4 NEW RIGID PAVEMENT DESIGN CRITERIA 163 12.2.3 TEMPORARY PAVEMENT 164 12.2.4 WIDENING PAVEMENT 164 12.2.5 PRESERVATION/REHABILITATION WORK BY PHASE DEVELOPER 164 12.2.6 PAVEMENT DESIGN REPORT 164 12.3 Pavement Structure Drainage and Frost Protection 165 12.4 Construction 165 12.4.1 CONSTRUCTION OF PAVEMENT SUBGRADE 165 12.4.2 REPAIR OF DAMAGED PAVEMENT 166 12.5 Performance Criteria 166 12.5.1 STRUCTURAL CAPACITY 166 12.5.2 SKID RESISTANCE 166 12.5.3 VISUAL APPEARANCE 167 12.5.4 RIDE QUALITY 167 12.6 Deliverables 167 13.1 Scope 168 13.2 Stormwater Management/Erosion and Sediment Control Manager 168 13.3 Water Resources Review and Inspection Management Plan 168 13.4 Regulations and Permit Requirements 169 13.5 Drainage Design 172 13.5.1 DRAINAGE DESIGN – GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 172 13.5.2 DRAINAGE DESIGN – SPECIFIC CRITERIA 173 13.5.3 ROADWAY DRAINAGE DESIGN 173 13.5.4 CROSS CULVERTS 174 13.5.5 EMBANKMENTS – POND CODE 378 AND DAMS 174 13.5.6 FLOODPLAIN AND WATERWAY/WETLAND COORDINATION 175 13.6 Stormwater Management 175 13.6.1 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 175 13.6.2 SWM SPECIFIC ENGINEERING CRITERIA 177 13.6.3 WATER QUALITY BANK 178 13.6.4 SWM AS-BUILT CERTIFICATION 179 13.6.5 STORMWATER FACILITY ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 179 13.7 Erosion and Sediment Control 179 13.8 SHA NPDES Database Updates 180 13.9 Owner/Phase Developer Certifications 180 13.10 Deliverables 180 14.1 Scope 182 14.2 Applicable Standards 182 14.3 Bridge Design 182 14.3.1 BRIDGE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS 182 14.3.1.1 DESIGN LIFE 182
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