Revised Final Environmental Study Report (24 MB) - Gold Canyon ...
Revised Final Environmental Study Report (24 MB) - Gold Canyon ... Revised Final Environmental Study Report (24 MB) - Gold Canyon ...
Photo 3 – Site #2 indicates proposed bridge location, Site #1 indicates ford location. Photo 4 – View of ford location at Site #1. Water Crossing Report Adamson Consulting Page 12 of 14 Springpole Road October 21, 2012
MNR Guidelines For Culverts Installed in the Winter Winter culvert installations should be avoided if at all possible due to the difficulty in obtaining adequate backfill compaction. For this reason, winter installations are not recommended by the culvert supplier Armtec. Their studies have shown that "dry" backfill placed in winter will attain compaction in the 70 to 85% range. The normal minimum expected is 90%. Failure to attain backfill compaction can mean inadequate soil arch development resulting in pipe collapse or washout. This would prove costly to the builder and will harm the environment. The increased risk to fish habitat downstream of a winter installed culvert requires MNR to impose special guidelines. Adherence to these guidelines is no assurance the pipe installation will be successful. The onus is on the builder to ensure there is no harmful alteration, disruption or destruction to fish habitat at the site or downstream as a result of the work. These guidelines apply to water crossing culvert installations constructed between mid- November and the end of April, referred to as "winter". Approval conditions and environmental protection measures used for all culvert crossings also apply to winter installations. It is expected that proper culvert installation techniques, as recommended in Installation Manual available from MNR, will be followed. 1. Maximum pipe diameter for winter installation is 1800 mm. Any proposal to install a larger size will require approval of the MNR Engineer. Approval will depend on satisfactory experience in installing large culverts and having a source of "dry" well-graded gravel material for backfill. 2. The site must be visited by the applicant before snow covers the ground to assess site conditions and foundations. The pipe alignment and grade must be laid out before snow cover arrives. 3. The backfill material must be a "dry" well graded gravel having a range of particle sizes from gravel to sand. Silt and clay content must be less than 10 percent. A low moisture content is required to minimize the formation of frozen lumps and to improve the chances of satisfactory placement. 4. Backfill material must be hauled in trucks having heated boxes. Backfill material must not contain ice or frozen lumps. Backfill material is to be placed in thin layers, brought up evenly on both sides and compacted, similar to non-winter installations. 5. The minimum thickness of pipes installed in the winter is 2.8 mm. 6. Fill slopes are to be no steeper than 2H:1V and good quality rip rap material is to be placed around the pipe ends to protect the fill from erosion. ...2 Water Crossing Report Adamson Consulting Page 13 of 14 Springpole Road October 21, 2012
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Photo 3 – Site #2 indicates proposed bridge location, Site #1 indicates ford location.<br />
Photo 4 – View of ford location at Site #1.<br />
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