Parking Areas and Internal Access Roads Sample Clauses

Parking Areas and Internal Access Roads. The recommended pavement structures provided in Table 3 are based upon an estimate of the subgrade soil properties determined from visual examination and textural classification of the soil samples. A functional design life of 8 to 10 years has been used to establish the pavement recommendations. This represents the number of years to the first rehabilitation, assuming regular maintenance is carried out. Other thickness combinations can be used provided the Granular Base Equivalency (GBE) is maintained and any minimum component thickness specified by the Town of Caledon is met. Table 3: Recommended Pavement Structure Thickness Pavement Layer Compaction Requirements Light-Duty Parking (Cars) Heavy Duty Traffic (Trucks) Shipping Docks and Access Road Asphaltic Concrete (OPSS 310) Minimum 92 % MRD** 40 mm HL3 65 mm HL8 40 mm HL3 110 mm HL8 19 mm Crusher Run Limestone 100% SPMDD* 150 mm 150 mm 50 mm Crusher Run Limestone 100% SPMDD* 300 mm 450 mm * Denotes standard Xxxxxxx maximum dry density, ASTM-D698 ** Denotes Maximum Relative density, MTO LS-264 Where rigid pavements are required such as the truck loading dock apron area and dolly pads for trailer parking, recommended pavement structures are summarized in Table 4. Table 4: Recommended Pavement Structure Thickness (Rigid) Pavement Layer Compaction Requirements Concrete Pads Adjacent to Loading Docks Concrete Dolly Pads Concrete CSA Class C-2 32 MPa - 230 mm 200 mm (4) 19 mm Crusher-run Limestone (OPSS 1010) 100% SPMDD (2) 200 mm 70 mm 50 mm Crusher-run Limestone (OPSS 1010) 100% SPMDD (2) - 500 mm Notes: (2) Denotes standard Xxxxxxx maximum dry density, MTO LS-706 (Procedure 3)
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