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Questions and Answers Set 1

1. The Grading Plan and Site Plan appears to show a center footer detail going both ways through the center of the new concrete pad, do you concur?

ANSWER: Concur. The footer goes thru the center and around the pad.

2. Detail 5.2.1 state that the compacted road base shall extend 5' around the perimeter of the pad. It also says that the base shall come within 2 feet of the existing road. Does this mean that in addition it will continue on one side of the to the 5' feet

It will continue approximately 42' to the road side on the side of the pad that the fire hydrant is located?

ANSWER: The five foot compacted road base will come within 2 foot of the south road. The hydrant is located off the east road that runs north-south.

3. Detail 5.2.2 addresses the psi of the concrete to be 4000, it does not however state that it shall be tested. Shall it be tested 3 cylinders per every 50 cubic yards an or a portion there of? Shall a slump test be done and if so how often?

ANSWER: Slump test on each concrete truck. 3 cylinders for every 50 cubic yards of concrete placed.

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