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RIGID PAVEMENTS

591MILLING OF CEMENT CONCRETE PAVEMENT SURFACE

PA · 2026 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 477–0 Save this section

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591.1DESCRIPTION—This work is milling of an existing cement concrete pavement surface to the indicated

depth.

591.3CONSTRUCTION—

(a)Equipment. Provide a milling machine designed and built for milling existing cement concrete

pavements.

(b)Milling Operation. Mill to provide a finished surface that is free from gouges, grooves and ridges

and that conforms to the surface tolerance requirements of Section 501.3(o). Immediately after milling, remove milled material. Carefully remove the existing cement concrete material around utility facilities within work areas. Repair or replace utility facilities that are damaged by the milling operation to the satisfaction of the utility owner. Control the rate of milling to avoid tearing of the mat, or chunky and non-uniformly milled material. If directed, separate oversized and chunky milled material. Maintain the milled pavement surface free of all loose materials and dust before placing a proposed asphalt overlay.

(c)Disposition of Milled Material. Satisfactorily dispose of the milled material or dispose as indicated.

591.4MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT—Square Yard

INCIDENTAL CONSTRUCTION

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Source: Publication 408 Highway Construction Specifications, 2026 Edition. Pages 477–0 of 1,522. View official source ↗

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