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RIPRAP Sample Clauses

RIPRAP. A. Foundation, filter course and placement 1. In accordance with Section 304 ‘Rip Rap Construction’ of the City of Wichita, KS Standard Specifications for the Construction of Public Projects.
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RIPRAP. All riprap outlets, pads, and embankments shall be inspected semi-annually. To maintain its integrity and function, riprap deficiencies shall be repaired and replaced as needed.
RIPRAP blanket at joints, corners and at approximate 5-foot intervals with approved staples. Bury the ends and edges.
RIPRAPX. Xxxxxx will be classified as loose riprap, hand placed riprap, sack riprap and concrete stabilized riprap. Material to be durable, angular field or quarry stones of approved quality, sound, hard, free from seams and other structural defects from an approved source, suitable salvaged concrete or concrete in sacks. Material to be uniformly graded such that smaller material will fill the voids in larger material and the larger material will still be in contact with each other. Grading will be determined by visual inspection prior to placement. B. Loose Riprap. 1. Stone to be nearly rectangular, approximately 50% having a volume greater than 1 cubic foot. 2. Maximum size not to exceed minimum depth of riprap as specified on the Contract Documents.
RIPRAP. The stones for riprap shall be as specified in Article 2.24. They shall be laid with closed joints from the bottom of the slope of the embankment or existing ground, upward, the larger stones being laid at the bottom.
RIPRAP. NOT POSSIBLE Class II or larger. Does not include production for erosion control riprap for ditches or culverts. PREVIOUS PRODUCTION POSSIBLE FURTHER INVESTIGATION NEEDED NOT POSSIBLE UNKNOWN OTHER There is a record of production. The site is a bedrock quarry containing hard rock The site has soft rock or soil. Explain in Section 44, Notes. 44. NOTES 28. Vegetated spoil berms 10 to 20 ft. tall were present along the southern margin of the existing pit.
RIPRAPRecreational areas experiencing shoreline erosion will be protected by the placement of type (1) riprap as directed by the COR.
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RIPRAP. This item shall be paid for on a square yard (SY) basis as indicated in the Bid Schedule and shall include all equipment, materials and labor for installation of the riprap as indicated on the Construction Drawings and Technical Specifications. This item shall include, but is not limited to, excavation, bedding, supplying and placing of riprap, backfill and compaction.
RIPRAP. Maintain riprap, both stockpiled and in place, in a uniformly graded manner, free from debris, litter, trash and vegetation. Cut vegetative material or treat with appropriate herbicide. During periods of low water, the contractor will pick up all scattered riprap along the shoreline adjacent to boat ramps and beaches and reposition or remove from the site.

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