213.1DESCRIPTION—This work is disposal of burnable spoils by the use of an open -pit incinerator, by
removal, or by other acceptable disposal methods.
213.3CONSTRUCTION—Do not perform this work without before obtaining written authorization from the
Deputy Secretary for Highway Administration or authorized designee and, if applicable, FHWA.
violates the Air Pollution Control Act (Act 245), as approved October 26, 1972, or as amended.
will allow the operation of an air curtain destructor (open pit incinerator), as defined in Title 25, Section
129.14, of the Rules and Regulations of the DEP. Use the destructor for destroying wood waste generated
by clearing and grubbing operations, provided that the incinerators are properly designed, located, and operated. Permission may be granted for both units within and outside the air basin areas defined in Title 25, Section 121.1 of Chapter 121 of the Rules and Regulations of the DEP, but each proposal is required to be reviewed on an individual basis by the appropriate Regional Air Pollution Control Engineer. If operating this unit creates an air pollution problem, the DEP will take enforcement action.
213.4MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT—Dollar
The proposal will in clude an item and a predetermined amount of money for Temporary Project Air Pollution Control. The contract item will have a unit of measure of Dollar, a unit price of $1.00, and a quantity equal to the predetermined amount. Because of the contingent or unpredictable nature of the work being performed, the provisions of Section
110.02(d) are not applicable to this item
Measured and paid for, under the Temporary Project Air Pollution Control item as follows:
applicable, agreement is also required with FHWA.
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