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01457Aggregate Source Control

UT · 2026 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecRev. August 29, 2019Book pages 168–170 Save this section

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AGGREGATE SOURCE CONTROL

PART 1 GENERAL

1.1SECTION INCLUDES

A.Aggregate source sites.

1.2RELATED SECTIONS

A.Section 02911: Hydraulic Erosion Control Products
B.Section 02922: Seed, Turf Seed, and Turf Sod

1.3REFERENCES

A.UDOT Form C-200, Certificate of Receipt and Release by Property Owner

1.4DEFINITIONS Not Used

1.5SUBMITTALS

A.Copies of test reports for all aggregate sources for approval.
1.Required tests are listed in the technical specifications.
B.Materials site plan for Department furnished aggregate sources for

approval.

1.Show in detail the line and grades of material removal.
C.Completed UDOT Form C-200 for review.

1.6AGGREGATE SUPPLY SOURCE AND QUALITY REQUIREMENTS

A.Notify the Engineer and obtain approval of the proposed source of

materials to be used before delivery of materials.

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1.7DEPARTMENT FURNISHED AGGREGATE SOURCES

A.Possible sources of local optional materials may be available.
1.Expect variations in quantity and quality.
B.Obtain approval to use source material based on quality tests using a

Department qualified laboratory.

C.Strip and stockpile topsoil before removing any materials.

1.8CONTRACTOR FURNISHED AGGREGATE SOURCES

A.Acquire the rights to remove materials and enter into agreement with

owner that specifies requirements for grading and reclamation after removing materials.

B.Perform required quality tests using a laboratory qualified by the

Department.

1.The Engineer may require additional samples for inspection and

testing before approving use of the material.

C.Meet the requirements established by Utah Division of Oil, Gas, and

Mining and other agencies having jurisdiction over the operation of commercial material source sites.

D.Strip and stockpile topsoil before removing any materials.

1.9FINISHING AGGREGATE SOURCE SITES

A.Finish all public and private material source sites to the satisfaction of the

Engineer.

B.Grade to drain without causing excessive erosion and without altering the

natural drainage courses.

C.Locate aggregate waste sites in areas that are least visible from public

view.

1.Spread aggregate waste material to obtain a natural appearance.
D.Remove trash.
1.Remove, bury, or distribute excess materials over the disturbed

areas when excavation has been completed.

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E.Perform required grading and reclamation as required under the

agreement with the property owner when removal of material is complete and before spreading topsoil.

1.Avoid vertical cuts and sharp corners.
2.Grade side slopes to achieve a natural appearance.
3.Abandon and obliterate haul roads.
4.Obtain release from property owner indicating that all conditions of

the agreement between the Contractor and property owner are satisfied.

F.Spread topsoil over the excavated area disturbed by construction

operations including obliterated haul roads and seed all areas.

1.Obtain required seed mix from Engineer.
2.Seed and mulch according to Sections 02922 and 02911.

PART 2 PRODUCTS Not Used

PART 3 EXECUTION Not Used

END OF SECTION

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