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4W <br />0 <br />M <br />SE CTION 02303 <br />LL'4]E ROCK BASE COURSE <br />1. DESCRIPTION <br />A. Under this item, tate Contractor shall construct a lime ruck base course upon <br />the completed stabilized subgrade. The base course shall be constructed in <br />accordance with the lines and grades and typical section as shown on the <br />drawings. <br />2. MATERIALS <br />A. Tile Contractor may use lime rock for (lie base course from either the Ocala <br />Formation 4L (lie Miami Oollte .;Formation at his option, provided it meets <br />the Specifications contained herein and complies with Section 911 "Little rock <br />Material for Base and Stabilized Base" of tite 1996 Clition of Florida D.O.T.'s <br />Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction. Only P—of the <br />two grades of lime rock shall be used on the project. <br />The material shall be crushed or broken up to such size, before being ,placed <br />on (lie road, that not less than 97 percent will pass a 3 112 inch sieve and it <br />shall be graded uniformly down to dust. All fine material shall consist entirely <br />of dust of fracture. <br />3. PLACE MENTOF MATERIAL <br />A. After the subgrade is completed and approved, the Con tractor shall furidsh <br />and spread the lime rock in a uniform distribution. Segregated areas of fine or <br />course rock will not be permitted, Such areas shall be removed and replaced <br />will) properly graded rock. <br />B. After the spreading is completed, the entire surface shall be scarified and <br />shaped so as to produce the required grade and crass section after <br />compaction. <br />4. MOISTURE CONTENT <br />A. Waren (lie lime rock does not have the proper moisture content to obtain the <br />required density, wetting or drying will be required. W lieu water is added, it <br />sliall be mixed in uniformly. Wetting or drying operations shall involve manip- <br />ulation of (lie entire width and depth of the base course be fore compaction. <br />5. COMPACTION <br />A. The required compaction of the little rock lyase course shall be .1 tmilhirnulti of <br />98 percent of [lie maximum dry density. <br />B. No less than 8 fU ton steel drum or pnetniiatic tired rollel. shall be used to <br />conhpac( the little rock base course. All depressions slhall be filled and the <br />process of rolling and filling shall continue ult(il a thoroughly compacted <br />uniform surface is produced. During final compaction operations, if blading of <br />any area is necessary to obtain lite nue grade and cross section, (lie compac- <br />lion operations for such areas shall be comple(ed prior to making [Ile field <br />density compaction test oil the finished base. <br />02303-1 <br />