Ditching Sample Clauses

Ditching. 1 Unit of Measurements: Hour (hr) of crew time. .2 Method of Measurement: From accepted time sheets, signed by Departmental Representative. .3 This Item Includes a crew consisting of the following; One (1) 25 tonne excavator; Four (4) Tandem Dump Trucks; Five (5) Operators for above equipment, flagpersons, etc. as required; Equipment and personnel as required at the dump site including all costs to rehabilitate dump site to meet standards of those having jurisdiction. .4 Ditching paid for under this item is over and above the limits of excavation shown on the Drawings and is reserved for locations on Highway 430 as directed by Departmental Representative. .3 Common Excavation .1 Unit of Measurement: Cubic metre (m³) in- situ. .2 Method of measurement: Common excavation shall be measured as the volume of cubic metres calculated by the average end area method between cross-sections before and after removal of material acceptably excavated. Cross sections will be measured at twenty (20) metre intervals. Departmental Representative and Contractor shall agree on quantity measurements at the end of each day’s work. Original ground cross section to be taken after clearing and prior to common excavation. .3 This item includes: Supply and transportation of all labour, equipment and materials, grubbing, removal and disposal of all stumps, roots, rootmat, humus, mulch, slash, wood left from clearing operations, asphalt, boulders less than 1.0 m3, and debris, sourcing, testing, loading, placing, spreading, shaping, compaction, adjustment of moisture content, traffic control, dust control, proof rolling, clean up and all work incidental thereto, all as specified or as shown on the Drawings or as directed by the Departmental Representative required to remove all common excavation materials and disposing of the removed materials at approved disposal locations. All material not accepted by Departmental Representative for re-use shall be disposed of off-site.
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