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• • <br /> • . F' 0;1 <br /> 627.2 <br /> laining the more fibrous material consisting of decomposed vegetable matter,moss,etc+, I <br /> as distinguished from the more or less purely muck-like substances The material shall be <br /> obtained from such marshes as are indicated on the plans or in the contract to have <br /> suitable material and to the extent that it is available or necessary for the work intended. 3 <br /> The select material shall be placed into piles separate and apart from the materials en- I <br /> Countered that arc to be wasted.These piles of selected material shall be so located and of I ' <br /> such size as to insure a reasonable amount of drainage from the material contained <br /> therein so that the material can be readily and conveniently handled when it is incorpo- <br /> rated in the work. <br /> 626,2,2 When Marsh Excavation is Not an item in the Contract. When stored under a <br /> previous contract, the material shall consist of the available quantities and character of <br /> material so stored and made available to the contractor under the contract. <br /> 626.3 Construction Methods. <br /> 626.3.1 General. It is intended under this procedure to produce a layer approximately <br /> six inches in depth of a more or less homogeneous mixture of the native soil and the <br /> material previously designated. To this end the contractor shall cover the areas deig• jj <br /> hated with a layer of Marsh Excavation material approximately three or four inches in ,1 <br /> thickness, dependent upon its consistency and moisture content, and incorporate the , <br /> same in the native soil by means of discs, harrows or other equipment that will accorr- i 1 <br />,.' plish the required results as set forth above, Capon completion of the mixing operations. ? 1 ' <br /> the surfaces shall be smoothed or dressed to restore the same to the required lines,grades, <br /> slopes and cross section, <br /> l� . <br /> 626.3.2 Disposal <br /> posal ofSurplus Material.Any material remaining in such stockpiles shall, �, , <br /> . unless otherwise provided in the contract,be disposed of by the contractor at his expense <br /> and as provided for Marsh Excavation. <br /> 626.4 Method of Measurement.Peat Humus will be measured by the square yard,ant <br /> the quantity to be measured for payment shall be the actual number of square yards of <br /> area on which this material has been placed and incorporated in accordance s h the <br /> i! <br /> contract,within the limits of such Construction designated on the plans or in the contra el <br /> or as directed by the engineer. <br /> • 626.3 Basis of Payment.This item,measured as provided above,will he paid for at the q <br /> contract unit price per square yard for Peat Humus, which price shall be lion for the selecting, stockpiling, reclaiming, loading,hauling, placing andlinaorprat- , +ii;. , <br /> 7 ing in the soil,for subsequent restoration of the surface and dis osal of su u ' <br /> and for furnishing all labor, i' tpl..s materthe x' <br /> Work, equipment, tools and incidentals necessary ;; � <br /> provided,however,that no deductions will be made from the item of Mtrrshc , the <br /> Yation for the quantities of materials salvaged or reclaimed therefrom for the purrpos sco of t <br /> the item of Peat Humus. `" <br /> l <br /> SECTION 627. MULCHING _________r l <br /> e27.1 Description. 1 t <br /> iption. This work shall consist of furnishing, <br /> .mulch cover, usually in connection with seeding, surfaces placing and anchoring e <br /> tioadway as provided by the plans, its the contract,�or as deignated in the le'. cr. t4� <br /> tagrneer. <br /> t ' <br /> 621-2 Materials. M+tlehing material shall consist of any straw or hay in an air-dry Il' <br /> nditrr, ur A-0(- exc,;5ior tber, wood chips or other suitable material of a similar <br /> ?',i I <br /> • <br /> 1_ <br />