Borrow Areas Sample Clauses

Borrow Areas i) Suitable excavated material available from canal cutting, foundation excavation of structure and any other associated excavations within economic leads approved by the engineer-in-charge may be used for strengthening of canal sections/embankment. However, where suitable material from such features is not of adequate quantity, additional soil required shall be procured from the borrow pits. The location of borrow pits will depend upon the type of material that is being sought and accordingly, it will be necessary to conduct “Soil survey" to determine the suitability of soil to be brought for the strengthening of canal sections and raising of the embankments.
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Borrow Areas. Contractor shall be responsible for maintenance of soil borrow areas, and for excavating soil from the borrow areas according to an excavation plan developed by Contractor. Contractor shall be responsible for providing proper drainage along borrow area access roads and at the borrow areas. Contractor shall be responsible for pumping any storm water which accumulates in the borrow areas to storm water drainage ditches.
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Borrow Areas. 1 The Contractor shall source their own borrow areas for supply of Backfill material as specified in City of Calgary Specifications. .2 The location(s), excavation layout(s), excavation methods, scheduling, and sequencing of Borrow Area Excavation to provide suitable Backfill material is the sole responsibility of the Contractor. .3 The Contractor is responsible to obtain all applicable permits (may include Alberta Transportation, Historical and Paleontological Resources, etc.), agreements, access rights, and approvals necessary to source borrow material. The Contractor is to comply with any specific conditions required by the applicable landowner(s). .4 Where there are conflicts with existing utilities at the borrow source(s) the Contractor is responsible for obtaining required agreements with each utility company and protection of the utility throughout any borrow development. .5 The chosen borrow material(s) must be pre-qualified by the Contactor, ATCO, and Owner/Engineer of Record. Only the pre-qualified borrow materials may be used for the project. If at any point in the project the Contractor requires material from a different borrow source, the new borrow area material must be pre-qualified for use by the Contactor, ATCO, and Owner/Engineer of Record.
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