RIP RAP Clause Samples

The 'RIP RAP' clause defines the requirements and standards for the installation and maintenance of riprap, which is a layer of large stones or other durable material placed along shorelines, riverbanks, or other areas to prevent erosion. This clause typically specifies the size, type, and placement method of the riprap material, as well as any necessary site preparation or inspection procedures. For example, it may require that stones be of a certain diameter and be placed to a specified thickness to ensure stability. The core function of this clause is to ensure effective erosion control and protect infrastructure or land from water damage by setting clear expectations for riprap construction.
RIP RAP. County shall have no responsibility to construct a seawall or rip-rap to protect the Premises from ocean action, wind, storm or wave damage. Concessionaire specifically acknowledges that it has agreed to accept the Premises “as-is” and bears the risk, among others, of damage or wear and tear to the foundation of the Premises; provided, however, and notwithstanding the foregoing, County shall maintain and repair the existing rip-rap that protects the Parking Lot Parcel, as defined in Attachment No. 1 hereto; provided further that County shall have sole discretion to determine the adequacy of such maintenance and repair.
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RIP RAP. 2.1.1 Hard, dense, angular, quarry stone, free from seams, cracks or other structural defects. Relative density 2.55+/- 0.15. 2.1.2 225 to 450 Rip rap material shall be rock, ranging in size from 225 to 450 mm. Minimum 50% of the total volume shall contain stone of individual size greater than 350 mm and not more than 10% of volume shall contain stone less than 275 mm in size. 2.1.3 Rip rap material shall be limestone or dolomite. Use of igneous rock such as granite may be permitted in this contract. Provide source information and sample for Engineer’s review and approval. 2.1.4 Supply scientific proof of rip rap size compliance in case of dispute and dispose of all rip rap material that does not meet specification at own cost.
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RIP RAP. All rip-rap is to be placed as per the General Arrangement design and to the satisfaction of the Professional of Record.
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RIP RAP. County shall have no responsibility to construct a sea wall or rip-rap to protect the Premises from ocean action, wind, storm or wave damage. Concessionaire specifically acknowledges that it has agreed to accept the Premises "as-is" and bears the risk, among others, of damage or wear and tear to the foundation of the Premises; provided, however, and notwithstanding the foregoing, County
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RIP RAP. All rip rap items shall meet the requirements of the “Colorado Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction 2017” and as subsequently revised.
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