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SPECIAL PROVISIONS � <br /> (ROADWAY SURFACE) ,. <br /> A. CONCRETE PAVEMENTS <br /> 1. Openings <br /> The opening made in a concrete pavement must be so located that no side is within three (3) feet of a construction joint. If the <br /> side of the opening is within three (3) feet of a construction joint,the concrete pavement must be removed to the joint. Before <br /> breaking the concrete, the slab must first be cut with a concrete saw to a depth of not less than two (2) inches,and the exact <br /> location thereof must be approved by the Hennepin County Department of Transportation. A�I broken concrete must be removed <br /> from site and disposed of. <br /> NO OPENINGS SHALL BE MADE IN PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE DURING WINTER MONTHS EXCEPT FOR <br /> EMERGENCI ES. I F OPEN ING HAS TO BE MADE,ADJACENT EDGES W I LL HAVE TO BE R EMOV ED ONE FOOT BEYOND <br /> ORIGINAL EXCAVATION THE FOLLOWING SPRING AND REPLACED BY A PERMANENT PATCH. <br /> 2. Backfill and Compaction <br /> After the excavation has been completed, the requirements for the backfill, i.e.,kind of material, compaction,etc.,shall be the <br /> same as specified for the repairs made for "Trenching or Sub-surface Operations". (See paragraph "C" below). <br /> 3. Replacement of Concrete <br /> The concrete used for the final surface repair shall consist of 3A42 high early strength concrete to meet Minnesota Department <br /> of Transportation Specification dated 1983, Spec. No. 2301. This concrete to be secured only from commercial plants which <br /> can furnish a mixture that is approved by Hennepin County. The final finish must be burlap dragged or broomed so that it will <br /> match the surface of the adjoining concrete slab, and cured with plastic paper. All construction joints shall be replaced. The <br /> fresh concrete patch shall be protected from all traffic contacts for at least 72 hours after it has been finished. <br /> B. BITUMINOUS PAVEMENTS <br /> 1. Openings <br /> When necessary to cut openings in Bituminous surfaced roadways, the size of opening and location thereof must conform to <br /> size and location specified in the permit,or to size specified by Hennepin County.When cutting the opening,the edges are to be <br /> cut in a straight line, and sides to be smooth and vertical. No ragged edges permitted. Cutting to be done with saw, jack- <br /> hammer, spades or similar approved tools. All excavated bituminous material to be removed from site and disposed of. No open- <br /> ings shall be made in bituminous pavements during winter months except for emergencies. <br /> 2. Backfill and Compaction <br /> After the excavation has been completed, the requirements for backfill, i.e., kind of material, compaction, etc., shall be the <br /> same as specified for the repairs made for "Trenching or Sub-Surface Operations". (See paragraph "C"below.) <br /> 3. Replacement of Concrete Base <br /> Use procedures listed under A-3. Allow the concrete to cure for 48 hours before placing bituminous materials. <br /> 4. Bituminous Tack Coat <br /> A tack coat shall be applied to all adjacent bituminous and concrete faces before placing the bituminous surface course. <br /> 5. Restoration of Blacktop <br /> All blacktop surfaces are to be restored as soon as possible after backfilling has been completed. Bituminous surfacing material <br /> may be obtained from most commercial "Blacktop" plants. The kind and grade must be approved by the Hennepin County <br /> Department of Transportation. Replacement of the bituminous material shall be made in layers not to exceed two (2) inches in <br /> depth,each layer to be compacted with an approved roller or vibrating tamper unless otherwise specially authorized. <br /> 6. Damage to Blacktop <br /> Any blacktop area which has been scarred by equipment, lugs, cleats, teeth, etc., shall be replaced or repaired as directed by <br /> Hennepin County. <br /> C. TRENCHING OR SUB-SURFACE OPERATIONS <br /> 1. Openings <br /> Trenches for conduits, water, steam, oil and gas pipes, sewers and other utilities placed within the right of way shall be located <br /> as approved by Hennepin County. Trenches for construction along the highway shall not be opened for a distance of more than <br /> 300 feet at any one time,unless especially authorized. <br /> 2. Storage of Excavated Materials <br /> Excavated or other material shall be placed or stored on the side of the operation farthest from the traveled road unless other- <br /> wise authorized by Hennepin County,and in such manner that there will be no interference with the flow of water in any gutter, <br /> drain, pipe,culvert,ditch or other waterway. <br /> 3. Backfill and Compaction <br /> After excavation has been completed, it may be refilled with the excavated material which has been removed,with the following <br /> exceptions: <br /> If the excavated material consists of mucky,soft or unstable soil,boulders,or large rock, it must be removed and disposed <br /> of outside the county right of way,and replaced with granular (sandy) material. <br /> The refilling of the trench shall be done with Class 3 gravel or other approved material compacted by the ordinary compaction <br /> method and shall follow as rapidly as possible the placing of sub-surface structures and shall be completed in such manner as <br /> will conform to the earth shoulder or subgrade or as directed by the Hennepin County Department of Transportation. <br /> 4. Replacement of Gravel Base <br /> The gravel base shall be replaced with approved material and compacted. All compaction must be in accordance with the Minne- <br /> sota Department of Transportation Specifications dated 1983,Section 2105.3F2 "Ordinary Compaction Method". <br />