SUPERFICIAL ROAD STUDY Sample Clauses

SUPERFICIAL ROAD STUDY. Contractor will go to the site and visually inspect and inventory all of the public roads in the project footprint, as well as roads that may be used for deliveries and/or other construction traffic. All culverts and bridges will also be visually inspected and inventoried. A map and report will be created that shows the following items: 1. Bituminous/Asphalt/Chip Seal roads inventoried based on a Good/Poor rating system. 2. Gravel roads inventoried based on a Good/Fair/Poor rating system. 3. Minimum Maintenance roads will be inventoried as such. 4. Road widths will be measured up to 3 times per mile. 5. Possible overhead obstructions including trees and overhead electrical lines will be noted and shown on the plan. 6. Visual areas of concern for road deflections that do not meet the industry standard of 6” change over 50’ will be shown on the map. 7. Culverts inventoried based on a Good/Fair/Poor Rating system and include existing cover and culvert type. A picture of the culvert will be included. 8. Bridges inventoried based on a Good/Fair/Poor Rating system and include bridge deck dimensions. Publically available information from the county or state will be used to supplement the site visit information. Pictures of the bridge will be included. 9. Contractor will prepare an existing road inventory map and a report showing all of the culverts and bridges.
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