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Springpole_GenericSedInstall_____________________________________________________10July2013<br />

6. Fill slopes are to be no steeper than 2H:1V and good quality rip rap material is to be<br />

placed around the pipe ends to protect the fill from erosion.<br />

7. In the spring, when the frost is out of the ground, the pipe is to be inspected by a<br />

competent person familiar with MNR requirements. Significant settlement of the road<br />

fill beside the pipe or distortion of the pipe out of round by more than 10 percent is<br />

cause for concern. If either condition is observed, the backfill is to be removed to water<br />

level for a distance of 3 metres on each side of the pipe and replaced in the normal<br />

manner, with compaction. Any sources of erosion that will cause sediment to enter the<br />

creek are to be treated to meet requirements of the work permit.<br />

8. The coupler can often be a weak link in culvert installations. If possible, a one piece<br />

culvert should be used as opposed to one that requires coupling (i.e. 1 x 18m vs. 3 x 6<br />

m).<br />

9. Snow cover can easily make one forgetful of the importance of constructing measures<br />

to control runoff water to prevent sediment. Attention must be paid to good diversion<br />

berms or off shoot ditches into the standing timber.<br />

10. Any potential settling of the culvert will usually be concentrated under the load of<br />

the backfill. Consequently, the ends of the culvert could have a tendency to "float up".<br />

The culvert ends should be weighted with cobble to promote even settling if any settling<br />

should occur. This material can be pulled back after spring thaw.<br />

11. A few loads of good backfill material placed handy to site will rarely go to waste. A<br />

stockpile will reduce the need for full mobilization of a construction crew if a deficiency<br />

is detected. If the stockpile is not needed for the crossing, it can be utilized to fix a soft<br />

spot on the road.<br />

RBA1996 02 20<br />

Source: MNR Water Crossing Work Shop Material North East Region<br />

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