Report of the State Highway Committee Established By the Legislature of 1901 And Appointed By His Excellency
Report of the State Highway Committee Established By the Legislature of 1901 And Appointed By His Excellency
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All rock shall be placed in the fill so far as the fill will allow.
Where there is a surplus of rock it shall be put on the outside of the embankments with neatness, so as to leave the fill with a view to future improvements of the road. No unsightly nests of large stone will be al- lowed on margins in the fills.
The Contractor shall excavate for all ditches, and properly shape all slopes to conform to the plans made for the proposed work, and remove all stumps. He shall make all shoulders and ...shall form all slopes. All surplus material shall be carted off before commencing to put in the stone for the road.
ROAD-BED.
Great care must be taken to follow closely the above described treat- ment in the grading for the earth road-bed. After all cutting or filling has been done to bring the road-bed to the established sub-grade, the sur- face must be firmly and evenly rolled' so that it will sustain the weight of stone to be placed on it without settling. All places that may shrink while in the process of rolling, must be filled and rolled again, until the whole sub-foundation is brought up to, and even with all established lines for sub-grade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All rock shall be placed in the fill so far as the fill will allow.
Where there is a surplus of rock it shall be put on the outside of the embankments with neatness, so as to leave the fill with a view to future improvements of the road. No unsightly nests of large stone will be al- lowed on margins in the fills.
The Contractor shall excavate for all ditches, and properly shape all slopes to conform to the plans made for the proposed work, and remove all stumps. He shall make all shoulders and ...shall form all slopes. All surplus material shall be carted off before commencing to put in the stone for the road.
ROAD-BED.
Great care must be taken to follow closely the above described treat- ment in the grading for the earth road-bed. After all cutting or filling has been done to bring the road-bed to the established sub-grade, the sur- face must be firmly and evenly rolled' so that it will sustain the weight of stone to be placed on it without settling. All places that may shrink while in the process of rolling, must be filled and rolled again, until the whole sub-foundation is brought up to, and even with all established lines for sub-grade.
What to read after Report of the State Highway Committee Established By the Legislature of 1901 And Appointed By His Excellency?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michigan. State Highway Committee to read onlineMoreLess
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