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Official Document Type
Contract
Approved Date
01/09/2007
Control Number
2007-012A
Agenda Item Number
11.1.2
Entity Name
L.H. Tanner
Subject
Contract/Specifications Indian River Drive South Sidewalks
Area
Indian River Drive
Project Number
0201
Bid Number
2007027
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6066
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Florida Erosion and Sediment Control Inspector's Manual ` <br /> 4 . A Storm Inlet Sediment Trap consists of a basin formed by excavation or natural <br /> ground that discharges through an opening in a storm drain inlet structure . This <br /> opening can either be the inlet opening or a temporary opening made by omitting <br /> bricks or blocks in the inlet. The trap shall be between 1 ' and 2' (30 - 60 cm) deep <br /> measured from the low point of the inlet. Ayard drain inlet or an inlet in the median <br /> strip of a dual highway would use the inlet opening for an outlet. (See Plate 4.25e) <br /> A curb inlet would require a temporary opening . (See Plate 4 . 250 The trap should <br /> be out of the roadway to avoid interference with construction . Placing the trap on <br /> the opposite side of the opening and diverting water from the roadway to the trap is <br /> one means of accomplishing this. <br /> 5 . Other applications At times a small trap may be constructed in a drainage channel <br /> using the culvert for a road crossing . Straw bales or gravel filled bags may be used <br /> provided that there are no gaps in the installation . (See Plate 4. 25g) In larger <br /> traps baffles may be required to insure adequate flow length and prevent short- <br /> circuiting . (See Plate 4 . 25h) <br /> r <br /> Construction Specifications <br /> 1 . The area under the embankment shall be cleared , grubbed , and stripped of any ` <br /> vegetation and root mat. To facilitate cleanout, the pool area should be cleared . <br /> 2 . Fill material for the embankment shall be free of roots or other woody vegetation , ` <br /> organic material, large stones , and other objectionable material . The embankment <br /> should be compacted in 8 inch (20 cm) layers by traversing with construction <br /> equipment. ` <br /> 3 . The earthen embankment shall be seeded with temporary or permanent vegetation <br /> (see Sections 6 .65 and 6 .66) within 15 days of construction . ` <br /> 4 . Construction operations shall be carried out so that erosion and water pollution are <br /> minimized . ` <br /> 5 . The structure shall be removed and the area stabilized when the upslope drainage <br /> area has been stabilized . ` <br /> Maintenance <br /> 1 . Sediment shall be removed and the trap restored to its original dimensions when • <br /> the sediment has accumulated to 1 /2 the design volume of the trap. Sediment <br /> removed from the basin shall be deposited in a suitable area and in such a <br /> manner that it will not erode. <br /> 2 . The structure should be checked regularly to insure that it is structurally sound and <br /> has not been damaged by erosion or construction equipment. The height of the <br /> outlet should be checked to ensure that its center is at least one foot (30 cm) below <br /> the top of the embankment. ` <br /> 4-74 <br />
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