2010 Construction and Material Specifications - Ohio Department of ...

105.12
Unless the Department formally accepts defective Work according to 105.03,
immediately remove and replace defective Work.
Unauthorized Work is Work done contrary to the instructions of the Engineer,
beyond the plan lines, or any extra work done without the Department’s
permission. The Department will not pay for unauthorized Work. The Engineer
may order the Contractor to remove or replace unauthorized Work at no expense to
the Department.
If the Contractor fails to comply with the Engineer’s orders under the provisions
of this subsection, the DCE may correct or remove and replace defective or
unauthorized Work and deduct the costs from the Contract Price.
105.12 Load Restrictions. Comply with all legal load restrictions when
hauling materials on public roads.
Operate equipment of a weight or so loaded as to not cause damage to
structures, to the roadway, or to other types of construction. Comply with
subsection 501.05.B.6 for allowed loads on bridges.
Do not use off road vehicles on bases or pavements unless permitted by the
DCE in writing.
Do not haul on concrete pavement, base, or structures before the expiration of
the curing period.
Do not exceed the legal load limits in this section unless permitted by the
Director in writing.
105.13 Haul Roads. Prior to hauling equipment or materials, provide written
notification to the Engineer of the specific roads or streets on the haul route. If the
haul route includes roads and streets that are not under the jurisdiction and control
of the State and the DCE determines that State controlled roads are not available or
practical for a haul route, the Contractor may use local roads and streets that are
not restricted by local authorities. If the DCE determines that state controlled
roads are available and practical for a haul route, revise the proposed haul route
provided in the original written notification and resubmit to the DCE.
If the Engineer determines that haul route roads were properly used during
construction to haul equipment and materials and that the haul route roads were
damaged, then the Engineer may order the Contractor to perform immediate and
practical repairs to ensure reasonably normal traveling conditions. The Engineer
will pay for repairs according to applicable provisions of 109.04 and 109.05.
The Contractor shall not file a claim for delays or other impacts to the Work
caused by disputes with the local authorities regarding the use of local roads or
streets as haul routes. The Contractor shall save the State harmless for any
closures or hauling restrictions outside the Project limits beyond the control of the
Department.
105.14 Maintenance During Construction. Maintain the Work during
construction and until Final Inspector accepts the work under 109.12, except for
portions of the Work accepted under 109.11. The Contractor is responsible for
damage done by its equipment.
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