Category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures - Revision history

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2022-03-31T19:30:34Z

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	===202.1 Bridges ===		===202.1 Bridges ===
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	The item for the removal of bridges is applicable to the removal of drainage structures with spans exceeding 20 ft. and other major structures, such as large retaining walls. The plans include a complete description, with dimensions, of the items to be removed under this specification. If the material resulting from the removal of these large structures is to be hauled and stored on maintenance lots, the plans provide a lump sum item for hauling materials [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.3 Salvage Materials\|to storage]].		The item for the removal of bridges is applicable to the removal of drainage structures with spans exceeding 20 ft. and other major structures, such as large retaining walls. The plans include a complete description, with dimensions, of the items to be removed under this specification. If the material resulting from the removal of these large structures is to be hauled and stored on maintenance lots, the plans provide a lump sum item for hauling materials [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.3 Salvage Materials\|to storage]].

	===202.2 Removal of Improvements===		===202.2 Removal of Improvements===
	[[image:202.2.jpg\|~~left~~\|275px\|thumb\|<center>'''Shelby Co. barn removed for four-laning project'''</center>]]		[[image:202.2.jpg\|right\|275px\|thumb\|<center>'''Shelby Co. barn removed for four-laning project'''</center>]]
	This work consists of the removal and disposal of all existing improvements from the right of way and within the limits of any construction area outside the right of way, except for the following: existing improvements designated or permitted to be left in place; existing improvements included in Removal of Bridges; plugging or closure of wells, septic tanks, petroleum storage tanks or lagoons included as separate [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/contractor_resources/biditemslisting.htm bid items]; and existing improvements in excavation limits for Class 3 or 4 Excavation. (It should be noted, Class 3 or 4 excavation does not include removal of existing headwalls, culvert concrete or roadway culverts. These items should be handled as removal of improvements for roadway culverts or partial removal of culvert concrete for bridge culverts.) The designer intelligently estimates each item to produce a lump sum cost using the tabulated removal items. Plans may designate removals or salvaged materials from improvements. Salvaged materials may not be stored permanently on the right of way. The federal government will not participate in hauling removed improvements to stockpile sites.		This work consists of the removal and disposal of all existing improvements from the right of way and within the limits of any construction area outside the right of way, except for the following: existing improvements designated or permitted to be left in place; existing improvements included in Removal of Bridges; plugging or closure of wells, septic tanks, petroleum storage tanks or lagoons included as separate [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/contractor_resources/biditemslisting.htm bid items]; and existing improvements in excavation limits for Class 3 or 4 Excavation. (It should be noted, Class 3 or 4 excavation does not include removal of existing headwalls, culvert concrete or roadway culverts. These items should be handled as removal of improvements for roadway culverts or partial removal of culvert concrete for bridge culverts.) The designer intelligently estimates each item to produce a lump sum cost using the tabulated removal items. Plans may designate removals or salvaged materials from improvements. Salvaged materials may not be stored permanently on the right of way. The federal government will not participate in hauling removed improvements to stockpile sites.

Smithk: updated broken links

2022-02-18T18:11:36Z

updated broken links

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	====202.5.3 General Requirements (for Sec 202.2).====		====202.5.3 General Requirements (for Sec 202.2).====

	MoDOT’s environmental section in [~~http~~://~~wwwi~~/~~design~~/~~default.htm~~ Design] will have made a detailed investigation of the right of way. They will have cleared the right of way of any known waste materials or made provisions for remediation of the waste site by either a roadway contract or a separate contract.		MoDOT’s environmental section in [https://modotgov.sharepoint.com/sites/DE/ Design] will have made a detailed investigation of the right of way. They will have cleared the right of way of any known waste materials or made provisions for remediation of the waste site by either a roadway contract or a separate contract.

	=====202.5.3.1 Unknown Waste.=====		=====202.5.3.1 Unknown Waste.=====
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	:Step 7. After it is determined where and how the hazardous waste is to be disposed of, the resident engineer will negotiate with the contractor to perform the work. The transportation of this material will have to be performed by a licensed hazardous waste transporter. The resident engineer or his representative along with the transporter will develop an appropriate manifest document that will be signed by a MoDOT representative. When all of the hazardous waste has been transported to a licensed hazardous waste disposal site the hazardous waste transporter shall furnish the resident engineer 3 copies of the manifest. Upon receipt of the original copy of the manifest the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.		:Step 7. After it is determined where and how the hazardous waste is to be disposed of, the resident engineer will negotiate with the contractor to perform the work. The transportation of this material will have to be performed by a licensed hazardous waste transporter. The resident engineer or his representative along with the transporter will develop an appropriate manifest document that will be signed by a MoDOT representative. When all of the hazardous waste has been transported to a licensed hazardous waste disposal site the hazardous waste transporter shall furnish the resident engineer 3 copies of the manifest. Upon receipt of the original copy of the manifest the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.

	:Step 8. If a petroleum underground storage tank is encountered , the resident engineer should advise the district construction and materials engineer and the Construction and Materials division as to the urgency of remediation of the site. If [[106.3 Samples, Tests and Cited Specifications#106.3.1 Sampling\|sampling]] and testing are required, the district construction and materials engineer (or a representative of the district construction and materials engineer) shall notify or contact [http://~~wwwi~~/~~intranet~~/cm/ Construction and Materials] by FAX at (573) 526-5640 and provide the scope of work involved, tank location and Project Identification. After sampling and testing the site, Construction and Materials will submit the original report to the district construction and materials engineer with copies to Construction and Materials and the ESC in Design. The ESC will advise the district construction and materials engineer and RE on required additional procedures.		:Step 8. If a petroleum underground storage tank is encountered , the resident engineer should advise the district construction and materials engineer and the Construction and Materials division as to the urgency of remediation of the site. If [[106.3 Samples, Tests and Cited Specifications#106.3.1 Sampling\|sampling]] and testing are required, the district construction and materials engineer (or a representative of the district construction and materials engineer) shall notify or contact [http://sp/sites/cm/Pages/default.aspx Construction and Materials] by FAX at (573) 526-5640 and provide the scope of work involved, tank location and Project Identification. After sampling and testing the site, Construction and Materials will submit the original report to the district construction and materials engineer with copies to Construction and Materials and the ESC in Design. The ESC will advise the district construction and materials engineer and RE on required additional procedures.

	:Step 9. After the underground petroleum storage tank is removed the resident engineer shall furnish the ESC the information necessary for the department to file a closure report. The ESC will advise the resident engineer at the time whether or not to proceed with the contract work. Then the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.		:Step 9. After the underground petroleum storage tank is removed the resident engineer shall furnish the ESC the information necessary for the department to file a closure report. The ESC will advise the resident engineer at the time whether or not to proceed with the contract work. Then the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.

Smithk: updated links

2016-06-08T18:58:11Z

updated links

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	The plans include a description of all known existing items to be removed. The items to be removed are noted on the plans by the letter "R". A tabulation of all known removal items is also included on the Summary of Quantities sheet. The removal items are listed in the order of occurrence insofar as practicable, designated by sheet number, station, location left or right with distance and a description. A total of the individual items is not indicated, since this is a lump sum item. Items to be left in place are noted "UIP" if they are to be used, and "LIP" if they are left in place and not used. Examples are shown in Sample Plans. Plans for all projects should be prepared to reuse material where the construction sequence will permit and where the cost of salvaging does not exceed the cost of new material.		The plans include a description of all known existing items to be removed. The items to be removed are noted on the plans by the letter "R". A tabulation of all known removal items is also included on the Summary of Quantities sheet. The removal items are listed in the order of occurrence insofar as practicable, designated by sheet number, station, location left or right with distance and a description. A total of the individual items is not indicated, since this is a lump sum item. Items to be left in place are noted "UIP" if they are to be used, and "LIP" if they are left in place and not used. Examples are shown in Sample Plans. Plans for all projects should be prepared to reuse material where the construction sequence will permit and where the cost of salvaging does not exceed the cost of new material.

	===202.5 Construction Inspection Guidelines for [http://www.modot.~~mo.gov~~/business/standards_and_specs/~~Sec0202~~.pdf Sec 202]===		===202.5 Construction Inspection Guidelines for [http://www.modot.org/business/standards_and_specs/SpecbookEPG.pdf#page=5 Sec 202]===

	====202.5.1 Tree Counting.====		====202.5.1 Tree Counting.====
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	=====202.5.3.3 Damaged Items (for Sec 202.2.2).=====		=====202.5.3.3 Damaged Items (for Sec 202.2.2).=====

	[http://www.modot.~~mo.gov~~/business/standards_and_specs/~~Sec0104~~.pdf Sec 104.11.1 of the Standard Specifications] requires the contractor to restore any property, adjacent and beyond the limits of the project, damaged by the prosecution of the work.		[http://www.modot.org/business/standards_and_specs/SpecbookEPG.pdf#page=4 Sec 104.11.1 of the Standard Specifications] requires the contractor to restore any property, adjacent and beyond the limits of the project, damaged by the prosecution of the work.

	=====202.5.3.4 Dust and Emissions Control (for Sec 202.2.3).=====		=====202.5.3.4 Dust and Emissions Control (for Sec 202.2.3).=====

Smithk: /* 202.5.1 Tree Counting. */ Per CM, removed archaic guidance and replaced it with a reference to Trees for Tomorrow

2012-08-31T12:33:43Z

202.5.1 Tree Counting.: Per CM, removed archaic guidance and replaced it with a reference to Trees for Tomorrow

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	====202.5.1 Tree Counting.====		====202.5.1 Tree Counting.====

	~~MoDOT's~~ Tree Replacement Program ~~requires each tree 6 in. Diameter at Breast Height (DBH) or larger~~ removed on construction projects be replaced ~~by a minimum of two trees or equivalent vegetation. DBH is defined as 4.5 ft. above ground level.~~		The Tree Replacement Program, which required counting of trees removed on construction projects, has been replaced with the [[Environmentally Friendly#Resource Conservation\|Trees for Tomorrow]] program. In the new program, MoDOT funds the distribution of seedlings through the [http://mdc.mo.gov/ Missouri Department of Conservation] rather than MoDOT counting destroyed trees and planting new ones.

	Project Office personnel are not expected to count each individual tree if a substantial quantity of tree removals are anticipated. An approximation can be made by making an accurate count of trees having a 6 in. or greater DBH in a representative area no less than 100 ft. square (.23 acres) and applying the ~~count/acre to the project's total cleared area~~.

	~~District construction personnel will report~~ the ~~quantity in~~ the ~~"Number~~ of ~~Trees Removed~~:~~" field of the 'Construction Directory - Project Information' sheet~~. ~~The "Number of Acres Cleared:" will also be reported for the department's environmental performance measures~~. ~~At the end~~ of ~~each year, division will provide the Roadside Management section of Maintenance with a tree count summary to include projects with tree counts of 100 or more~~.

	====202.5.2 Description (for Sec 202.1).====		====202.5.2 Description (for Sec 202.1).====

Smithk: /* 202.5 Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 202 */ updated links

2010-07-01T16:10:04Z

202.5 Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 202: updated links

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	:Step 7. After it is determined where and how the hazardous waste is to be disposed of, the resident engineer will negotiate with the contractor to perform the work. The transportation of this material will have to be performed by a licensed hazardous waste transporter. The resident engineer or his representative along with the transporter will develop an appropriate manifest document that will be signed by a MoDOT representative. When all of the hazardous waste has been transported to a licensed hazardous waste disposal site the hazardous waste transporter shall furnish the resident engineer 3 copies of the manifest. Upon receipt of the original copy of the manifest the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.		:Step 7. After it is determined where and how the hazardous waste is to be disposed of, the resident engineer will negotiate with the contractor to perform the work. The transportation of this material will have to be performed by a licensed hazardous waste transporter. The resident engineer or his representative along with the transporter will develop an appropriate manifest document that will be signed by a MoDOT representative. When all of the hazardous waste has been transported to a licensed hazardous waste disposal site the hazardous waste transporter shall furnish the resident engineer 3 copies of the manifest. Upon receipt of the original copy of the manifest the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.

	:Step 8. If a petroleum underground storage tank is encountered , the resident engineer should advise the district construction and materials engineer and the Construction and Materials division as to the urgency of remediation of the site. If [[106.5 Sampling\|sampling]] and testing are required, the district construction and materials engineer (or a representative of the district construction and materials engineer) shall notify or contact [http://wwwi/intranet/cm/ Construction and Materials] by FAX at (573) 526-5640 and provide the scope of work involved, tank location and Project Identification. After sampling and testing the site, Construction and Materials will submit the original report to the district construction and materials engineer with copies to Construction and Materials and the ESC in Design. The ESC will advise the district construction and materials engineer and RE on required additional procedures.		:Step 8. If a petroleum underground storage tank is encountered , the resident engineer should advise the district construction and materials engineer and the Construction and Materials division as to the urgency of remediation of the site. If [[106.3 Samples, Tests and Cited Specifications#106.3.1 Sampling\|sampling]] and testing are required, the district construction and materials engineer (or a representative of the district construction and materials engineer) shall notify or contact [http://wwwi/intranet/cm/ Construction and Materials] by FAX at (573) 526-5640 and provide the scope of work involved, tank location and Project Identification. After sampling and testing the site, Construction and Materials will submit the original report to the district construction and materials engineer with copies to Construction and Materials and the ESC in Design. The ESC will advise the district construction and materials engineer and RE on required additional procedures.

	:Step 9. After the underground petroleum storage tank is removed the resident engineer shall furnish the ESC the information necessary for the department to file a closure report. The ESC will advise the resident engineer at the time whether or not to proceed with the contract work. Then the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.		:Step 9. After the underground petroleum storage tank is removed the resident engineer shall furnish the ESC the information necessary for the department to file a closure report. The ESC will advise the resident engineer at the time whether or not to proceed with the contract work. Then the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.
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	=====202.5.4.1 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.3.1).=====		=====202.5.4.1 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.3.1).=====

	Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).\|202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).]]		Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).\|EPG 202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).]]

	202.5.4.1.1 Construction Requirements for Sec 202.3.1.1. Clean fill, including uncontaminated soil, rock, sand, gravel, concrete, minimal amounts of wood, metal and inert solids, as approved by rule or policy by DNR's Solid Waste Management Program, will not be regulated. These materials will not be considered solid waste, and may be disposed of without prior approval from DNR's Solid Waste Management Program. Any excess excavation resulting from the grading of the widened pavement and shoulders that cannot be disposed of within the project limits shall be, unless otherwise stated in the contract, disposed of at locations off the right-of-way furnished by the contractor. The Missouri Solid Waste Management Law and its ancillary regulations, 10 CSR 80-1 through 9, provided for the proper disposal of solid waste. MoDOT and its contractors must comply with the provisions of applicable regulations during highway and bridge construction activities. Refer [[:category:201 Clearing and Grubbing#Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 201\|to Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 201]] for additional information in regard to “solid waste”.		202.5.4.1.1 Construction Requirements for Sec 202.3.1.1. Clean fill, including uncontaminated soil, rock, sand, gravel, concrete, minimal amounts of wood, metal and inert solids, as approved by rule or policy by DNR's Solid Waste Management Program, will not be regulated. These materials will not be considered solid waste, and may be disposed of without prior approval from DNR's Solid Waste Management Program. Any excess excavation resulting from the grading of the widened pavement and shoulders that cannot be disposed of within the project limits shall be, unless otherwise stated in the contract, disposed of at locations off the right-of-way furnished by the contractor. The Missouri Solid Waste Management Law and its ancillary regulations, 10 CSR 80-1 through 9, provided for the proper disposal of solid waste. MoDOT and its contractors must comply with the provisions of applicable regulations during highway and bridge construction activities. Refer [[:category:201 Clearing and Grubbing#Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 201\|to Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 201]] for additional information in regard to “solid waste”.

Smithk: (minor clarifications to differentiate EPG articles (that are referenced as "articles", not "sections") from specifications (that are referenced as "sections")

2010-04-01T15:50:29Z

(minor clarifications to differentiate EPG articles (that are referenced as "articles", not "sections") from specifications (that are referenced as "sections")

EPG-Admin: remove metric value

2009-02-10T14:58:56Z

remove metric value

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	===202.1 Bridges ===		===202.1 Bridges ===

	The item for the removal of bridges is applicable to the removal of drainage structures with spans exceeding 20 ft. ~~(6.1 m)~~ and other major structures, such as large retaining walls. The plans include a complete description, with dimensions, of the items to be removed under this specification. If the material resulting from the removal of these large structures is to be hauled and stored on maintenance lots, the plans provide a lump sum item for hauling materials [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.3 Salvage Materials\|to storage]].		The item for the removal of bridges is applicable to the removal of drainage structures with spans exceeding 20 ft. and other major structures, such as large retaining walls. The plans include a complete description, with dimensions, of the items to be removed under this specification. If the material resulting from the removal of these large structures is to be hauled and stored on maintenance lots, the plans provide a lump sum item for hauling materials [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.3 Salvage Materials\|to storage]].

	===202.2 Removal of Improvements===		===202.2 Removal of Improvements===

Smithk: various minor updates

2008-11-17T21:12:39Z

various minor updates

Smithk: article construction

2008-09-05T19:48:18Z

article construction

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	====202.5.30 Removal of Improvements for Roadway Contracts (for Sec 202.30).====		====202.5.30 Removal of Improvements for Roadway Contracts (for Sec 202.30).====
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	=====202.5.30.1 Description (for Sec 202.30.1).=====		=====202.5.30.1 Description (for Sec 202.30.1).=====

Smithk: article construction

2008-03-04T17:11:34Z

article construction

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	:Step 7. After it is determined where and how the hazardous waste is to be disposed of, the resident engineer will negotiate with the contractor to perform the work. The transportation of this material will have to be performed by a licensed hazardous waste transporter. The resident engineer or his representative along with the transporter will develop an appropriate manifest document that will be signed by a MoDOT representative. When all of the hazardous waste has been transported to a licensed hazardous waste disposal site the hazardous waste transporter shall furnish the resident engineer 3 copies of the manifest. Upon receipt of the original copy of the manifest the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.		:Step 7. After it is determined where and how the hazardous waste is to be disposed of, the resident engineer will negotiate with the contractor to perform the work. The transportation of this material will have to be performed by a licensed hazardous waste transporter. The resident engineer or his representative along with the transporter will develop an appropriate manifest document that will be signed by a MoDOT representative. When all of the hazardous waste has been transported to a licensed hazardous waste disposal site the hazardous waste transporter shall furnish the resident engineer 3 copies of the manifest. Upon receipt of the original copy of the manifest the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.

	:Step 8. If a petroleum underground storage tank is encountered , the resident engineer should advise the district construction operations engineer and the construction and materials division as to the urgency of remediation of the site. If sampling and testing are required, the District Construction Operations Engineer or ~~his~~ representative shall notify or contact Construction and Materials (CM) by FAX at (573) 526-5640 and provide the scope of work involved, tank location and Project Identification. After sampling and testing the site, CM will submit the original report to the District Construction Operations Engineer (DOE) with copies to Construction and Materials and the ESC in Design. The ESC will advise the DOE and RE on required additional procedures.		:Step 8. If a petroleum underground storage tank is encountered , the resident engineer should advise the district construction operations engineer and the construction and materials division as to the urgency of remediation of the site. If [[106.5 Sampling\|sampling]] and testing are required, the District Construction Operations Engineer (or a representative of the District Construction Operations Engineer) shall notify or contact [http://wwwi/intranet/cm/ Construction and Materials] (CM) by FAX at (573) 526-5640 and provide the scope of work involved, tank location and Project Identification. After sampling and testing the site, CM will submit the original report to the District Construction Operations Engineer (DOE) with copies to Construction and Materials and the ESC in Design. The ESC will advise the DOE and RE on required additional procedures.

	:Step 9. After the underground petroleum storage tank is removed the resident engineer shall furnish the ESC the information necessary for the department to file a closure report. The ESC will advise the resident engineer at the time whether or not to proceed with the contract work. Then the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.		:Step 9. After the underground petroleum storage tank is removed the resident engineer shall furnish the ESC the information necessary for the department to file a closure report. The ESC will advise the resident engineer at the time whether or not to proceed with the contract work. Then the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.

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	202.5.40.4.5 Regulated Asbestos Containing Material and Category I Nonfriable Asbestos Containing Material on Concrete (for Sec 202.40.4.5). As specified.		202.5.40.4.5 Regulated Asbestos Containing Material and Category I Nonfriable Asbestos Containing Material on Concrete (for Sec 202.40.4.5). As specified.

	202.5.40.4.6 Unidentified Asbestos (for Sec 202.40.4.6). Refer [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3 General Requirements (for Sec 202.2).\|to 202.5.3.1 Unknown Waste.]]		202.5.40.4.6 Unidentified Asbestos (for Sec 202.40.4.6). Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3 General Requirements (for Sec 202.2).\|EPG 202.5.3.1 Unknown Waste.]]

	202.5.40.4.7 No Salvage Permitted (for Sec 202.40.4.7). As specified.		202.5.40.4.7 No Salvage Permitted (for Sec 202.40.4.7). As specified.
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	202.5.40.4.8 Airborne Asbestos Particle Testing (for Sec 202.40.4.8). As specified.		202.5.40.4.8 Airborne Asbestos Particle Testing (for Sec 202.40.4.8). As specified.

	202.5.40.4.9 Construction Requirements for Sec 202.40.4.9, Disposal. Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).\| 202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).]]		202.5.40.4.9 Construction Requirements for Sec 202.40.4.9, Disposal. Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).\|EPG 202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).]]

	=====202.5.40.5 Removal of Buildings (for Sec 202.40.5).=====		=====202.5.40.5 Removal of Buildings (for Sec 202.40.5).=====
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	====202.5.50 Removal of Contaminated Material and Storage Tanks (for Sec 202.50).====		====202.5.50 Removal of Contaminated Material and Storage Tanks (for Sec 202.50).====

	Refer [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3 General Requirements (for Sec 202.2).\|to 202.5.3.1 Unknown Waste.]]		Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3 General Requirements (for Sec 202.2).\|EPG 202.5.3.1 Unknown Waste.]]

	=====202.5.50.1 Description (for Sec 202.50.1).=====		=====202.5.50.1 Description (for Sec 202.50.1).=====
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	202.5.50.3.2 Conformance Requirements (for Sec 202.50.3.2). As specified.		202.5.50.3.2 Conformance Requirements (for Sec 202.50.3.2). As specified.

	202.5.50.3.3 Groundwater Monitoring Wells (for Sec 202.50.3.3). Refer [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3 General Requirements (for Sec 202.2).\|to 202.5.3.1 Unknown Waste.]]		202.5.50.3.3 Groundwater Monitoring Wells (for Sec 202.50.3.3). Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3 General Requirements (for Sec 202.2).\|EPG 202.5.3.1 Unknown Waste.]]

	202.5.50.3.4 Tank Vapor Levels (for Sec 202.50.3.4). As specified.		202.5.50.3.4 Tank Vapor Levels (for Sec 202.50.3.4). As specified.

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	===202.4 Plans===		===202.4 Plans===

	The plans include a description of all known existing items to be removed. The items to be removed are noted on the plans by the letter "R". A tabulation of all known removal items is also included on the Summary of Quantities 2B sheet. The removal items are listed in the order of occurrence insofar as practicable, designated by sheet number, station, location left or right with distance and a description. A total of the individual items is not indicated, since this is a lump sum item. Items to be left in place are noted "UIP" if they are to be used, and "LIP" if they are left in place and not used. Examples are shown in Sample Plans. Plans for all projects should be prepared to reuse material where the construction sequence will permit and where the cost of salvaging does not exceed the cost of new material.		The plans include a description of all known existing items to be removed. The items to be removed are noted on the plans by the letter "R". A tabulation of all known removal items is also included on the Summary of Quantities sheet. The removal items are listed in the order of occurrence insofar as practicable, designated by sheet number, station, location left or right with distance and a description. A total of the individual items is not indicated, since this is a lump sum item. Items to be left in place are noted "UIP" if they are to be used, and "LIP" if they are left in place and not used. Examples are shown in Sample Plans. Plans for all projects should be prepared to reuse material where the construction sequence will permit and where the cost of salvaging does not exceed the cost of new material.

	===202.5 Construction Inspection Guidelines for [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/Sec0202.pdf Sec 202]===		===202.5 Construction Inspection Guidelines for [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/Sec0202.pdf Sec 202]===
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	:Step 2.Contact the resident engineer and contractor's authorized representative or their designee.		:Step 2.Contact the resident engineer and contractor's authorized representative or their designee.

	:Step 3. The resident engineer or the resident engineer's representative shall contact by telephone at (314) 634-2436 and the Environmental Studies Coordinators (ESC) or his representative at Design by telephone at either (573) 526- 2904 or (573) 526-4764. The ESC will contact the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Emergency Response Unit (ERU). Be prepared to assist DNR in filling out their Environmental Emergency Response Report. See Fig. No. 200.20. Attempt to obtain the spill report number from DNR. ~~Attempt~~ to get a commitment from DNR ERU ~~MoDOT's ESC~~ as to when they will inspect the site ~~will be inspected~~. After making report to DNR ERU and MoDOT's ESC, advise the district construction ~~operations~~ engineer and the contractor's authorized representative or their designee as to how DNR is going to proceed. If DNR advises you they are taking immediate action, go to Step 4. If DNR advises you they will not investigate the site go to Step 10.		:Step 3. The resident engineer or the resident engineer's representative shall contact by telephone at (314) 634-2436 and the Environmental Studies Coordinators (ESC) or his representative at Design by telephone at either (573) 526- 2904 or (573) 526-4764. The ESC will contact the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Emergency Response Unit (ERU). Be prepared to assist DNR in filling out their Environmental Emergency Response Report. See Fig. No. 200.20. Attempt to obtain the spill report number from DNR. MoDOT's ESC should attempt to get a commitment from DNR ERU as to when they will inspect the site. After making report to DNR ERU and MoDOT's ESC, advise the district construction and materials engineer and the contractor's authorized representative or their designee as to how DNR is going to proceed. If DNR advises you they are taking immediate action, go to Step 4. If DNR advises you they will not investigate the site go to Step 10.

	:Step 4. If DNR ERU is acting immediately, meet with them at the site. They will determine if the unknown waste is a hazardous waste or a solid waste. If hazardous they may or may not clean up the site. If DNR ERU proceeds with cleaning up the site go to Step 5. If DNR ERU declares it a hazardous waste but will not clean it up go to Step 6.		:Step 4. If DNR ERU is acting immediately, meet with them at the site. They will determine if the unknown waste is a hazardous waste or a solid waste. If hazardous they may or may not clean up the site. If DNR ERU proceeds with cleaning up the site go to Step 5. If DNR ERU declares it a hazardous waste but will not clean it up go to Step 6.
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	:Step 7. After it is determined where and how the hazardous waste is to be disposed of, the resident engineer will negotiate with the contractor to perform the work. The transportation of this material will have to be performed by a licensed hazardous waste transporter. The resident engineer or his representative along with the transporter will develop an appropriate manifest document that will be signed by a MoDOT representative. When all of the hazardous waste has been transported to a licensed hazardous waste disposal site the hazardous waste transporter shall furnish the resident engineer 3 copies of the manifest. Upon receipt of the original copy of the manifest the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.		:Step 7. After it is determined where and how the hazardous waste is to be disposed of, the resident engineer will negotiate with the contractor to perform the work. The transportation of this material will have to be performed by a licensed hazardous waste transporter. The resident engineer or his representative along with the transporter will develop an appropriate manifest document that will be signed by a MoDOT representative. When all of the hazardous waste has been transported to a licensed hazardous waste disposal site the hazardous waste transporter shall furnish the resident engineer 3 copies of the manifest. Upon receipt of the original copy of the manifest the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.

	:Step 8. If a petroleum underground storage tank is encountered , the resident engineer should advise the district construction ~~operations~~ engineer and the ~~construction~~ and ~~materials~~ division as to the urgency of remediation of the site. If [[106.5 Sampling\|sampling]] and testing are required, the ~~District Construction Operations Engineer~~ (or a representative of the ~~District Construction Operations Engineer~~) shall notify or contact [http://wwwi/intranet/cm/ Construction and Materials] ~~(CM)~~ by FAX at (573) 526-5640 and provide the scope of work involved, tank location and Project Identification. After sampling and testing the site, CM will submit the original report to the ~~District Construction Operations Engineer (DOE)~~ with copies to Construction and Materials and the ESC in Design. The ESC will advise the ~~DOE~~ and RE on required additional procedures.		:Step 8. If a petroleum underground storage tank is encountered , the resident engineer should advise the district construction and materials engineer and the Construction and Materials division as to the urgency of remediation of the site. If [[106.5 Sampling\|sampling]] and testing are required, the district construction and materials engineer (or a representative of the district construction and materials engineer) shall notify or contact [http://wwwi/intranet/cm/ Construction and Materials] by FAX at (573) 526-5640 and provide the scope of work involved, tank location and Project Identification. After sampling and testing the site, Construction and Materials will submit the original report to the district construction and materials engineer with copies to Construction and Materials and the ESC in Design. The ESC will advise the district construction and materials engineer and RE on required additional procedures.

	:Step 9. After the underground petroleum storage tank is removed the resident engineer shall furnish the ESC the information necessary for the department to file a closure report. The ESC will advise the resident engineer at the time whether or not to proceed with the contract work. Then the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.		:Step 9. After the underground petroleum storage tank is removed the resident engineer shall furnish the ESC the information necessary for the department to file a closure report. The ESC will advise the resident engineer at the time whether or not to proceed with the contract work. Then the resident engineer will meet with the contractor and determine if there is any additional work or compensation required and proceed with the contract work.

	:Step 10. The resident engineer should also furnish the district ~~operations~~ engineer the same information furnished the DNR ERU and the ESC. After the waste has been removed in accordance with these guidelines the resident engineer and contractors representatives should determine if any additional compensation is due and proceed with the work. All demolition of structures, buildings, etc. will be covered by an active contract. If during the contractors performing this work should questions arise concerning suspect or additional suspect asbestos containing material in an area not covered by any active contract, contact Construction and Materials ~~(CM)~~ FAX 573 526-5240 with the scope of the problem and project identification. CM will report back to the district on the status of the material. If the material is suspect than the resident engineer or his representative shall negotiate with the contractor (if qualified) to do this abatement. If the contractor is not qualified to do abatements or is not able to obtain a qualified [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/BecomingaMoDOTSubContractor.htm subcontractor] to perform the abatement then the resident engineer shall contact, through the district ~~operations~~ engineer, the district design engineer who will prepare a new contract for the abatement. When an Asbestos abatement contract is completed, Construction and Materials shall be advised as soon as possible of the completed work in order to finalize the abatement records.		:Step 10. The resident engineer should also furnish the district construction and materials engineer the same information furnished the DNR ERU and the ESC. After the waste has been removed in accordance with these guidelines the resident engineer and contractors representatives should determine if any additional compensation is due and proceed with the work. All demolition of structures, buildings, etc. will be covered by an active contract. If during the contractors performing this work should questions arise concerning suspect or additional suspect asbestos containing material in an area not covered by any active contract, contact Construction and Materials FAX 573 526-5240 with the scope of the problem and project identification. Construction and Materials will report back to the district on the status of the material. If the material is suspect than the resident engineer or his representative shall negotiate with the contractor (if qualified) to do this abatement. If the contractor is not qualified to do abatements or is not able to obtain a qualified [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/BecomingaMoDOTSubContractor.htm subcontractor] to perform the abatement then the resident engineer shall contact, through the district construction and materials engineer, the district design engineer who will prepare a new contract for the abatement. When an Asbestos abatement contract is completed, Construction and Materials shall be advised as soon as possible of the completed work in order to finalize the abatement records.

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	202.5.4.1.1 Construction Requirements for Sec 202.3.1.1. Clean fill, including uncontaminated soil, rock, sand, gravel, concrete, minimal amounts of wood, metal and inert solids, as approved by rule or policy by ~~MDNR~~'s Solid Waste Management Program, will not be regulated. These materials will not be considered solid waste, and may be disposed of without prior approval from ~~MDNR~~'s Solid Waste Management Program. Any excess excavation resulting from the grading of the widened pavement and shoulders that cannot be disposed of within the project limits shall be, unless otherwise stated in the contract, disposed of at locations off the right-of-way furnished by the contractor. The Missouri Solid Waste Management Law and its ancillary regulations, 10 CSR 80-1 through 9, provided for the proper disposal of solid waste. MoDOT and its contractors must comply with the provisions of applicable regulations during highway and bridge construction activities. Refer [[:category:201 Clearing and Grubbing#Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 201\|to Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 201]] for additional information in regard to “solid waste”.		202.5.4.1.1 Construction Requirements for Sec 202.3.1.1. Clean fill, including uncontaminated soil, rock, sand, gravel, concrete, minimal amounts of wood, metal and inert solids, as approved by rule or policy by DNR's Solid Waste Management Program, will not be regulated. These materials will not be considered solid waste, and may be disposed of without prior approval from DNR's Solid Waste Management Program. Any excess excavation resulting from the grading of the widened pavement and shoulders that cannot be disposed of within the project limits shall be, unless otherwise stated in the contract, disposed of at locations off the right-of-way furnished by the contractor. The Missouri Solid Waste Management Law and its ancillary regulations, 10 CSR 80-1 through 9, provided for the proper disposal of solid waste. MoDOT and its contractors must comply with the provisions of applicable regulations during highway and bridge construction activities. Refer [[:category:201 Clearing and Grubbing#Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 201\|to Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 201]] for additional information in regard to “solid waste”.

	202.5.4.1.2 Construction Requirements for Sec 202.3.1.2 These activities oftentimes involve the generation of "excess material", which in many instances can also be considered "solid waste" under the definitions of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).Many types of excess material are not regulated by the DNR. Such "clean fill" includes uncontaminated soil, rock, sand, gravel, concrete, asphaltic concrete, cinder blocks, brick, minimal amounts of wood and metal and inert solids as approved by rule or policy by DNR. These materials are basically not considered solid waste, and may be disposed of without prior approval from DNR. Other substances that are not included in this list of materials may require special approval by the DNR prior to disposal in areas other than approved landfills.		202.5.4.1.2 Construction Requirements for Sec 202.3.1.2 These activities oftentimes involve the generation of "excess material", which in many instances can also be considered "solid waste" under the definitions of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).Many types of excess material are not regulated by the DNR. Such "clean fill" includes uncontaminated soil, rock, sand, gravel, concrete, asphaltic concrete, cinder blocks, brick, minimal amounts of wood and metal and inert solids as approved by rule or policy by DNR. These materials are basically not considered solid waste, and may be disposed of without prior approval from DNR. Other substances that are not included in this list of materials may require special approval by the DNR prior to disposal in areas other than approved landfills.