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1 <br /> State Highway pavement by encasing in a larger pipe. The carrier pipe shall <br /> ' be of ductile iron and the encasement pipe shall be steel. <br /> The encasement pipe shall be installed true to line and grade and in <br /> ' conformance with the requirements of the N.C. State Highway Commission. <br /> The size of the encasement and carrier pipes will be as shown on the <br /> Drawings. <br /> ' Following the installation of the carrier pipe, the ends of the encasement pipe <br /> shall be suitably protected against the entrance of foreign material, but shall not <br /> ' be tightly sealed. In general, this may be accomplished by the use of the same <br /> stone specified for trench stabilization. The ductile iron carrier pipe shall <br /> extend approximately 5.0 feet beyond each end of the encasement pipe. <br /> ' Pipelines installed under this section shall not be undertaken without the <br /> express approval of the appropriate N.C. State Highway Commission's Division <br /> Engineer. <br /> ' 21. Pavement Reaacement. All pavement cut and removed from publicly <br /> maintained roads, streets, or highways as authorized by the Engineer, shall be <br /> replaced by the Contractor. Pavement cuts shall be maintained by the <br /> Contractor until such time as the pavement has been replaced, but such <br /> replacement shall be done as promptly as weather permits. Pavement shall be <br /> ' replaced within 48 hours of being cut. No pavement cuts are allowed on <br /> Friday. <br /> ' 22. Existing Pines. Conduits. and Cables- Care of. Special care must be <br /> exercised by the Contractor, in the installation of the lines and improvements, <br /> in passing under or over existing storm sewers, sanitary sewers, water lines, <br /> ' gas lines, and telephone or power conduits or cables. All aforementioned lines, <br /> cables, conduits, or structures broken or ruptured by the Contractor must be <br /> immediately repaired or replaced by him. <br /> ' 23. Responsibility for Damages. The Contractor shall be held responsible for <br /> all damages claimed, as a result of the installation of this project,to all utility <br /> poles, driveways, yards, shrubbery and plantings, drain ditches, and pipes, <br /> ' pavement, sidewalks,water lines,gas lines, telephone or power conduits or <br /> cables, buildings, fences, etc., and will be required to make satisfactory <br /> adjustment of all claims arising from the installation of the work contemplated. <br /> ' 24. Signs and Barricades. The Contractor shall provide, erect, maintain, and <br /> illuminate, where necessary, all barricades, warning signs and local detour <br /> ' signs required. The contractor shall be held responsible for all damages to the <br /> project due to the failure of the signs and barricades to properly protect the <br /> work from traffic, pedestrians, animals, and from all other sources. <br /> ' WATER LINES: DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS FOR INSTALLATION W-9 <br /> 10/15/09 <br />