Item 301 Asphalt Concrete Base and Items 441 Asphalt Concrete Surface Course and Asphalt Concrete Sample Clauses

Item 301 Asphalt Concrete Base and Items 441 Asphalt Concrete Surface Course and Asphalt Concrete. Intermediate Course 1. Bituminous hot-mix material specified shall meet the general requirements of item 441 designed for medium traffic volumes. 2. All aggregates used in item 441/301 will be crushed limestone and will conform to 703.05. the use of RAP/RAS in the asphalt concrete surface course will be prohibited. Asphalt Concrete Base and Asphalt Concrete Intermediate Course will adhere to Method 1 Standard limits as detailed in ODOT CMS Table 401.04-1 3. Bituminous material using these plant mixes will be PG 64-22. 4. The general requirements of section 401 of the "Ohio DOT Construction and Material Specifications January 1st, 2019 edition" shall apply to item 441 designed for medium traffic volumes. 5. Mix composition must be approved by the Engineer prior to placement of any material. The JMFs are to be submitted to the County one (1) week prior to the production of any asphalt material.
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