Asphalt Stabilized Shoulders Sample Clauses

The "Asphalt Stabilized Shoulders" clause defines the requirements for constructing and maintaining the shoulders of a roadway using asphalt materials. It typically outlines the specifications for the type and thickness of asphalt to be used, the methods of placement and compaction, and any necessary quality control measures. For example, it may require that the shoulder be built to a certain width and slope to ensure proper drainage and support for the main pavement. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the roadway shoulders are durable, stable, and safe, thereby preventing edge deterioration and supporting the longevity of the entire pavement structure.
Asphalt Stabilized Shoulders. Where shoulder has been previously stabilized with bituminous treatment, reapplication of bituminous material shall be made when 50 percent of the shoulder surface material is no longer held in place by bitumen. Prior to treatment, it may be necessary to replace earth or aggregate material lost or moved since last application.
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