344.4(a) 344.4(c)
1.c Calcium Chloride Additive. Gallon.
1.d Magnesium Chloride Additive. Gallon.
350.1 350.3(d)
350.1DESCRIPTION —This work is preparation of subgrade, as specified in Section 210, and construction
of a compacted aggregate subbase.
350.2MATERIAL —
specified in Sections 703.2 and 703.5.
350.3CONSTRUCTION —
Representative, if directed. Indicate the construction equipment and methods necessary to deliver and place the subbase in a manner that is not detrimental to the subgrade. Do not begin subbase operations until the Representative reviews the Subbase Delivery Plan. Prepare the subgrade as specified in Section 210 before placing subbase. Correct any deficiencies in the subgrade, as specified in Section 210, before placing the subbase. Do not place subbase material on soft, muddy, or frozen areas. If directed, correct unsatisfactory subbase conditions developing ahead of the base and paving operations by removing the subbase, correcting the subgrade problem, and replacing the subbase.
blend of materials from different sources only if allowed. Use material containing enough moisture to prevent segregation during stockpiling, hauling, and placing, and to minimize water added during compaction. Maintain subbase in a well -moistened condition from before placement to compaction.
Type A geotextile has been installed as specified in Section 210.3(b). Place the subbase before paving and as indicated . Control the subbase elevation and depth as specified in Section 210.3(c); except do not use templates if the subbase is trimmed using an automatic grading machine. Place the material on the subgrade and geotextile by back dumping then spreading the subbase ahead of all equipment. Spread, in a manner not causing segregation, to a uniform depth of the layer being placed. Do not make abrupt turns with tracked equipment that would result in pulling, folding, or tensioning of the fabric. Do not disturb or damage the geotextile during the installation of the overlying subbase. Repair any damaged geotextile at no additional cost to the Department . For rigid pavement and shoulders, p