From: Jennifer Cline

Sent: Mon Jan 25 09:30:09 2016

To: Chris Link

Cc: dzinder@cityofmolalla.com

Subject: Re: Molalla Ave - additional questions

Importance: Normal

Hi Chris,

Before paving. I don't like the street cuts after.

I'm out of the office sick today, but will keep checking my email. Dan can post any new Q&A when needed.

Thank you,

Sent from my iPhone

On Jan 25, 2016, at 9:14 AM, Chris Link <Chris.Link@msa-ep.com> wrote:

Jenn – see question below regarding manholes. Does the City require the manholes to be set to grade prior to paving or can they be adjusted after paving per the attached ODOT standard drawing RD360. If so, which method (A, B or C in the attached RD360) does the City prefer?

1) The question is are ALL of the manholes to be adjusted AFTER or BEFORE paving. Most projects, the contractor adjust the new manhole (incidental to manholes) prior to paving the top lift, and adjusts the existing (minor adjustments of manholes) also prior to top lift. This is in contrast to going back after final lift and adjusting all manholes (either contract or pay item) to final grades. The answer only addressed existing manhole. It also did not state Method A, B, or C? The City of Molalla typically has the contractor adjust PRIOR to paving to prevent cutting into the new AC.

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