Category:201 Clearing and Grubbing - Revision history

Smithk: /* 201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material */ Per CM, expanded guidance for open burning.

2021-06-10T13:14:53Z

201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material: Per CM, expanded guidance for open burning.

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	:201.2.4.3 On forest highway projects, the resident engineer should contact the Ranger in charge for the Forest Service about 30 days before final inspection of the project is anticipated and arrange for a joint inspection as to cleanup of right of way. This should eliminate any delay in making final acceptance of such projects.		:201.2.4.3 On forest highway projects, the resident engineer should contact the Ranger in charge for the Forest Service about 30 days before final inspection of the project is anticipated and arrange for a joint inspection as to cleanup of right of way. This should eliminate any delay in making final acceptance of such projects.

	====201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material====		===201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material===
	Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).\|EPG 202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1)]].		Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).\|EPG 202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1)]].

	:201.2.5.1 Open Burning. ~~As specified~~.		====201.2.5.1 Open Burning====
			Open burning of trees and/or brush is generally allowed by law and per Sec 201.2.5.1. If a project includes clearing, the project manager should consult the core team, including a representative from the Environmental/Historic Preservation section of Design Division, to consider whether open burning of the trees and/or brush should be disallowed. Factors in the decision should include: acreage to be cleared (that is, is it practical to require mobilization of mulching equipment), density of forest, marketability of timber, terrain (that is, is it difficult to stage a mulching operation on hilly terrain), desired project completion time (mulching takes additional time), negative impact of smoke to the general area (for example, neighbors, bat roosting, endangered species, etc.), local ordinances, etc. For more information on restrictions, consult the MoDNR publication, [https://dnr.mo.gov/pubs/pub2047.htm Facts on Open Burning Under Missouri Regulations]. If the core team concludes it is in MoDOT’s best interest to disallow open burning, insert [https://spexternal.modot.mo.gov/sites/de/JSP/NJSP2105.docx?d=w4e942de128dd4587b56ecc967d1da6fb NJSP 2105 No Open Burning].

	:201.2.5.2 Disposal of Wood. As specified.		====201.2.5.2 Disposal of Wood====
			As specified.

	:201.2.5.3 Disposal of Scalping. As specified.		====201.2.5.3 Disposal of Scalping====
			As specified.

	:201.2.5.4 Disposal of Timber. As specified.		====201.2.5.4 Disposal of Timber====
			As specified.

	===201.3 Method of Measurement===		===201.3 Method of Measurement===

Smithk: Inclusive language

2021-06-04T12:27:46Z

Inclusive language

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	When a project is located in a National Forest area, the resident engineer should check with the Ranger in charge to determine that the contractor has, before starting work, complied with requirements of the specification regarding construction procedures in National Forests. The Mark Twain National Forest Headquarters is in Rolla, Missouri. Telephone Number (573) 364- 4621.		When a project is located in a National Forest area, the resident engineer should check with the Ranger in charge to determine that the contractor has, before starting work, complied with requirements of the specification regarding construction procedures in National Forests. The Mark Twain National Forest Headquarters is in Rolla, Missouri. Telephone Number (573) 364- 4621.

	:201.2.4.1 Before any clearing or grubbing is performed, the resident engineer should check plans for areas that require selective clearing and for government markers that may be located on the right of way. All areas or fixtures that are not to be disturbed should be plainly marked in a manner that all concerned will understand to mean Do Not Disturb. Removing vegetation (scalping) outside construction limits is not permitted. Areas of right of way outside excavation and embankment limits marred or defaced by the contractor’s equipment or methods must be restored to satisfactory condition at ~~his~~ expense.		:201.2.4.1 Before any clearing or grubbing is performed, the resident engineer should check plans for areas that require selective clearing and for government markers that may be located on the right of way. All areas or fixtures that are not to be disturbed should be plainly marked in a manner that all concerned will understand to mean Do Not Disturb. Removing vegetation (scalping) outside construction limits is not permitted. Areas of right of way outside excavation and embankment limits marred or defaced by the contractor’s equipment or methods must be restored to satisfactory condition at the contractor’s expense.

	:201.2.4.2 Products of clearing and grubbing on other than National Forest areas are considered the property of the contractor. Disposal in accordance with the specifications is ~~his~~ responsibility. In National Forest areas the resident engineer must see that the contractor complies with rules, regulations, and construction procedures specified by the Ranger in charge of the area for disposition of the products of clearing and grubbing.		:201.2.4.2 Products of clearing and grubbing on other than National Forest areas are considered the property of the contractor. Disposal in accordance with the specifications is the contractor’s responsibility. In National Forest areas the resident engineer must see that the contractor complies with rules, regulations, and construction procedures specified by the Ranger in charge of the area for disposition of the products of clearing and grubbing.

	:201.2.4.3 On forest highway projects, the resident engineer should contact the Ranger in charge for the Forest Service about 30 days before final inspection of the project is anticipated and arrange for a joint inspection as to cleanup of right of way. This should eliminate any delay in making final acceptance of such projects.		:201.2.4.3 On forest highway projects, the resident engineer should contact the Ranger in charge for the Forest Service about 30 days before final inspection of the project is anticipated and arrange for a joint inspection as to cleanup of right of way. This should eliminate any delay in making final acceptance of such projects.

Smithk at 13:24, 13 May 2021

2021-05-13T13:24:00Z

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	:201.2.5.4 Disposal of Timber. As specified.		:201.2.5.4 Disposal of Timber. As specified.

	~~'''~~201.3 Method of Measurement~~.'''~~ Quantities are established by contract. No measurement for final payment is required except as per [http://www.modot.org/business/standards_and_specs/SpecbookEPG.pdf#page=5 Sec 201.3]. A unit bid price is established by contract in the event additional payment for clearing and grubbing is justified.		===201.3 Method of Measurement===
			Quantities are established by contract. No measurement for final payment is required except as per [http://www.modot.org/business/standards_and_specs/SpecbookEPG.pdf#page=5 Sec 201.3]. A unit bid price is established by contract in the event additional payment for clearing and grubbing is justified.

	A contractor notice of error with measurements documenting the error is required prior to clearing the disputed area. The resident engineer will accept or reject the claim by the end of the next business day.		A contractor notice of error with measurements documenting the error is required prior to clearing the disputed area. The resident engineer will accept or reject the claim by the end of the next business day.

	~~'''~~201.4 Basis of Payment~~.'''~~ As specified.		===201.4 Basis of Payment===
			As specified.

Smithk: updated links

2016-06-08T18:57:36Z

updated links

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	The clearing and grubbing quantity is estimated and pay items in acres [hectares] are included. The quantity of acres [hectares] is to be placed on [[237.3 Summary and Tabulation of Quantities\|the Summary of Quantities 2B sheet]].		The clearing and grubbing quantity is estimated and pay items in acres [hectares] are included. The quantity of acres [hectares] is to be placed on [[237.3 Summary and Tabulation of Quantities\|the Summary of Quantities 2B sheet]].

	===Construction Inspection Guidelines for [http://www.modot.~~mo.gov~~/business/standards_and_specs/~~Sec0201~~.pdf Sec 201]===		===Construction Inspection Guidelines for [http://www.modot.org/business/standards_and_specs/SpecbookEPG.pdf#page=5 Sec 201]===

	====201.1 Description====		====201.1 Description====
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	:201.2.5.4 Disposal of Timber. As specified.		:201.2.5.4 Disposal of Timber. As specified.

	'''201.3 Method of Measurement.''' Quantities are established by contract. No measurement for final payment is required except as per [http://www.modot.~~mo.gov~~/business/standards_and_specs/~~Sec0201~~.pdf Sec 201.3]. A unit bid price is established by contract in the event additional payment for clearing and grubbing is justified.		'''201.3 Method of Measurement.''' Quantities are established by contract. No measurement for final payment is required except as per [http://www.modot.org/business/standards_and_specs/SpecbookEPG.pdf#page=5 Sec 201.3]. A unit bid price is established by contract in the event additional payment for clearing and grubbing is justified.

	A contractor notice of error with measurements documenting the error is required prior to clearing the disputed area. The resident engineer will accept or reject the claim by the end of the next business day.		A contractor notice of error with measurements documenting the error is required prior to clearing the disputed area. The resident engineer will accept or reject the claim by the end of the next business day.

	'''201.4 Basis of Payment.''' As specified.		'''201.4 Basis of Payment.''' As specified.

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2010-07-16T14:58:45Z

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	Clearing and grubbing is estimated during the design field check and, in conjunction with aerial photographs if available, consistent with the method of measurement given in the standard specifications. The standard specifications establish the size of trees and stumps that qualify for payment as clearing and grubbing.		Clearing and grubbing is estimated during the design field check and, in conjunction with aerial photographs if available, consistent with the method of measurement given in the standard specifications. The standard specifications establish the size of trees and stumps that qualify for payment as clearing and grubbing.

Smithk: /* 201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material */minor clarification

2010-04-01T15:47:09Z

201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material: minor clarification

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	====201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material====		====201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material====
	Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).\|202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1)]].		Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).\|EPG 202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1)]].

	:201.2.5.1 Open Burning. As specified.		:201.2.5.1 Open Burning. As specified.

Smithk: article construction

2008-01-16T18:32:53Z

article construction

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	====For Sec 201.2 Construction Requirements====		====For Sec 201.2 Construction Requirements====
	[[image:201 historical.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|<center>'''Object of historical value'''</center>]]		[[image:201 historical.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|<center>'''Object of historical value'''</center>]]
	'''201.2.1 General.''' The contractor is responsible to protect and preserve all property affected by the contractor's work. The contract will provide detailed instructions for clearing the work site. Trees, shrubs, survey or historical markers, objects of historical or archaeological value, utilities, etc. that are shown on the plans to be preserved or to remain in place are the contractor's responsibility. If there are such items that have not been noted on the plans or in the proposal, but are desirable to preserve, they must be clearly marked and brought to the contractor's attention in writing, after which the contractor becomes responsible for their preservation. The resident engineer or the inspector should not direct how protection is to be accomplished unless the method is specified in the contract. Necessary protection shall be continued for the life of the contract. If the contractor's activities damage the items to be preserved, the contractor is responsibility to repair or make good such damaged items ~~at his expense~~.		'''201.2.1 General.''' The contractor is responsible to protect and preserve all property affected by the contractor's work. The contract will provide detailed instructions for clearing the work site. Trees, shrubs, survey or historical markers, objects of historical or archaeological value, utilities, etc. that are shown on the plans to be preserved or to remain in place are the contractor's responsibility. If there are such items that have not been noted on the plans or in the proposal, but are desirable to preserve, they must be clearly marked and brought to the contractor's attention in writing, after which the contractor becomes responsible for their preservation. The resident engineer or the inspector should not direct how protection is to be accomplished unless the method is specified in the contract. Necessary protection shall be continued for the life of the contract. If the contractor's activities damage the items to be preserved, the contractor shall pay for and is responsibility to repair or make good such damaged items.

	'''201.2.2 Clearing and Grubbing.''' Unless otherwise specified in the contract documents, the entire length of the project shall be cleared and grubbed to the limits and requirements specified.		'''201.2.2 Clearing and Grubbing.''' Unless otherwise specified in the contract documents, the entire length of the project shall be cleared and grubbed to the limits and requirements specified.

Smithk: /* 201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material */article construction

2007-09-18T17:41:29Z

201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material: article construction

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	====201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material====		====201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material====
	Refer to [[202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).\|202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1)]].		Refer to [[:category:202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).\|202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1)]].

	:201.2.5.1 Open Burning. As specified.		:201.2.5.1 Open Burning. As specified.

Smithk: article construction

2007-09-18T17:40:52Z

article construction

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	===Construction Inspection Guidelines for [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/Sec0201.pdf Sec 201]===		===Construction Inspection Guidelines for [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/Sec0201.pdf Sec 201]===

	~~'''For Sec~~ 201.1 Description~~.'''~~ Clearing and grubbing is the first order of work on most projects. Clearing and grubbing includes removal of all trees, stumps, roots and any objectionable matter resting on or protruding through the surface of the original ground, except for those items designated to remain.		====201.1 Description====
			Clearing and grubbing is the first order of work on most projects. Clearing and grubbing includes removal of all trees, stumps, roots and any objectionable matter resting on or protruding through the surface of the original ground, except for those items designated to remain.

	~~'''~~For Sec 201.2 Construction Requirements~~.'''~~		====For Sec 201.2 Construction Requirements====
	[[image:201 historical.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|<center>'''Object of historical value'''</center>]]		[[image:201 historical.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|<center>'''Object of historical value'''</center>]]
	'''~~For Sec~~ 201.2.1 General.''' The contractor is responsible to protect and preserve all property affected by the contractor's work. The contract will provide detailed instructions for clearing the work site. Trees, shrubs, survey or historical markers, objects of historical or archaeological value, utilities, etc. that are shown on the plans to be preserved or to remain in place are the contractor's responsibility. If there are such items that have not been noted on the plans or in the proposal, but are desirable to preserve, they must be clearly marked and brought to the contractor's attention in writing, after which the contractor becomes responsible for their preservation. The resident engineer or the inspector should not direct how protection is to be accomplished unless the method is specified in the contract. Necessary protection shall be continued for the life of the contract. If the contractor's activities damage the items to be preserved, the contractor is responsibility to repair or make good such damaged items at his expense.		'''201.2.1 General.''' The contractor is responsible to protect and preserve all property affected by the contractor's work. The contract will provide detailed instructions for clearing the work site. Trees, shrubs, survey or historical markers, objects of historical or archaeological value, utilities, etc. that are shown on the plans to be preserved or to remain in place are the contractor's responsibility. If there are such items that have not been noted on the plans or in the proposal, but are desirable to preserve, they must be clearly marked and brought to the contractor's attention in writing, after which the contractor becomes responsible for their preservation. The resident engineer or the inspector should not direct how protection is to be accomplished unless the method is specified in the contract. Necessary protection shall be continued for the life of the contract. If the contractor's activities damage the items to be preserved, the contractor is responsibility to repair or make good such damaged items at his expense.

	'''~~For Sec~~ 201.2.2 Clearing and Grubbing.''' Unless otherwise specified in the contract documents, the entire length of the project shall be cleared and grubbed to the limits and requirements specified.		'''201.2.2 Clearing and Grubbing.''' Unless otherwise specified in the contract documents, the entire length of the project shall be cleared and grubbed to the limits and requirements specified.

	:~~For Sec~~ 201.2.2.1 Clearing. As specified.		:201.2.2.1 Clearing. As specified.

	:~~For Sec~~ 201.2.2.2 Limits of Grubbing. As specified.		:201.2.2.2 Limits of Grubbing. As specified.

	:~~For Sec~~ 201.2.2.3 Selective Clearing and Grubbing. As specified.		:201.2.2.3 Selective Clearing and Grubbing. As specified.

	~~'''For Sec~~ 201.2.3 Scalping~~.'''~~ As specified.		====201.2.3 Scalping====
			As specified.

	~~'''For Sec~~ 201.2.4 National Forest Land~~.'''~~ When a project is located in a National Forest area, the resident engineer should check with the Ranger in charge to determine that the contractor has, before starting work, complied with requirements of the specification regarding construction procedures in National Forests. The Mark Twain National Forest Headquarters is in Rolla, Missouri. Telephone Number (573) 364- 4621.		====201.2.4 National Forest Land====
			When a project is located in a National Forest area, the resident engineer should check with the Ranger in charge to determine that the contractor has, before starting work, complied with requirements of the specification regarding construction procedures in National Forests. The Mark Twain National Forest Headquarters is in Rolla, Missouri. Telephone Number (573) 364- 4621.

	:~~For Sec~~ 201.2.4.1 Before any clearing or grubbing is performed, the resident engineer should check plans for areas that require selective clearing and for government markers that may be located on the right of way. All areas or fixtures that are not to be disturbed should be plainly marked in a manner that all concerned will understand to mean Do Not Disturb. Removing vegetation (scalping) outside construction limits is not permitted. Areas of right of way outside excavation and embankment limits marred or defaced by the contractor’s equipment or methods must be restored to satisfactory condition at his expense.		:201.2.4.1 Before any clearing or grubbing is performed, the resident engineer should check plans for areas that require selective clearing and for government markers that may be located on the right of way. All areas or fixtures that are not to be disturbed should be plainly marked in a manner that all concerned will understand to mean Do Not Disturb. Removing vegetation (scalping) outside construction limits is not permitted. Areas of right of way outside excavation and embankment limits marred or defaced by the contractor’s equipment or methods must be restored to satisfactory condition at his expense.

	:~~For Sec~~ 201.2.4.2 Products of clearing and grubbing on other than National Forest areas are considered the property of the contractor. Disposal in accordance with the specifications is his responsibility. In National Forest areas the resident engineer must see that the contractor complies with rules, regulations, and construction procedures specified by the Ranger in charge of the area for disposition of the products of clearing and grubbing.		:201.2.4.2 Products of clearing and grubbing on other than National Forest areas are considered the property of the contractor. Disposal in accordance with the specifications is his responsibility. In National Forest areas the resident engineer must see that the contractor complies with rules, regulations, and construction procedures specified by the Ranger in charge of the area for disposition of the products of clearing and grubbing.

	:~~For Sec~~ 201.2.4.3 On forest highway projects, the resident engineer should contact the Ranger in charge for the Forest Service about 30 days before final inspection of the project is anticipated and arrange for a joint inspection as to cleanup of right of way. This should eliminate any delay in making final acceptance of such projects.		:201.2.4.3 On forest highway projects, the resident engineer should contact the Ranger in charge for the Forest Service about 30 days before final inspection of the project is anticipated and arrange for a joint inspection as to cleanup of right of way. This should eliminate any delay in making final acceptance of such projects.

	~~'''For Sec~~ 201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material~~.'''~~ Refer to [[202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.2 ~~Construction Inspection Guidelines~~ for Sec 202\|202.2.1 Disposal of Material]].		====201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material====
			Refer to [[202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1).\|202.5.3.2 Disposal of Material (for Sec 202.2.1)]].

	:~~For Sec~~ 201.2.5.1 Open Burning. As specified.		:201.2.5.1 Open Burning. As specified.

	:~~For Sec~~ 201.2.5.2 Disposal of Wood. As specified.		:201.2.5.2 Disposal of Wood. As specified.

	:~~For Sec~~ 201.2.5.3 Disposal of Scalping. As specified.		:201.2.5.3 Disposal of Scalping. As specified.

	:~~For Sec~~ 201.2.5.4 Disposal of Timber. As specified.		:201.2.5.4 Disposal of Timber. As specified.

	'''~~For Sec~~ 201.3 Method of Measurement.''' Quantities are established by contract. No measurement for final payment is required except as per [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/Sec0201.pdf Sec 201.3]. A unit bid price is established by contract in the event additional payment for clearing and grubbing is justified.		'''201.3 Method of Measurement.''' Quantities are established by contract. No measurement for final payment is required except as per [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/Sec0201.pdf Sec 201.3]. A unit bid price is established by contract in the event additional payment for clearing and grubbing is justified.

	A contractor notice of error with measurements documenting the error is required prior to clearing the disputed area. The resident engineer will accept or reject the claim by the end of the next business day.		A contractor notice of error with measurements documenting the error is required prior to clearing the disputed area. The resident engineer will accept or reject the claim by the end of the next business day.

	'''~~For Sec~~ 201.4 Basis of Payment.''' As specified.		'''201.4 Basis of Payment.''' As specified.

Smithk: article construction

2007-09-18T17:34:15Z

article construction

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	===Construction Inspection Guidelines for [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/Sec0201.pdf Sec 201]===		===Construction Inspection Guidelines for [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/Sec0201.pdf Sec 201]===

	'''201.1 Description.''' Clearing and grubbing is the first order of work on most projects. Clearing and grubbing includes removal of all trees, stumps, roots and any objectionable matter resting on or protruding through the surface of the original ground, except for those items designated to remain.		'''For Sec 201.1 Description.''' Clearing and grubbing is the first order of work on most projects. Clearing and grubbing includes removal of all trees, stumps, roots and any objectionable matter resting on or protruding through the surface of the original ground, except for those items designated to remain.

	'''201.2 Construction Requirements.'''		'''For Sec 201.2 Construction Requirements.'''
	[[image:201 historical.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|<center>'''Object of historical value'''</center>]]		[[image:201 historical.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|<center>'''Object of historical value'''</center>]]
	'''201.2.1 General.''' The contractor is responsible to protect and preserve all property affected by the contractor's work. The contract will provide detailed instructions for clearing the work site. Trees, shrubs, survey or historical markers, objects of historical or archaeological value, utilities, etc. that are shown on the plans to be preserved or to remain in place are the contractor's responsibility. If there are such items that have not been noted on the plans or in the proposal, but are desirable to preserve, they must be clearly marked and brought to the contractor's attention in writing, after which the contractor becomes responsible for their preservation. The resident engineer or the inspector should not direct how protection is to be accomplished unless the method is specified in the contract. Necessary protection shall be continued for the life of the contract. If the contractor's activities damage the items to be preserved, the contractor is responsibility to repair or make good such damaged items at his expense.		'''For Sec 201.2.1 General.''' The contractor is responsible to protect and preserve all property affected by the contractor's work. The contract will provide detailed instructions for clearing the work site. Trees, shrubs, survey or historical markers, objects of historical or archaeological value, utilities, etc. that are shown on the plans to be preserved or to remain in place are the contractor's responsibility. If there are such items that have not been noted on the plans or in the proposal, but are desirable to preserve, they must be clearly marked and brought to the contractor's attention in writing, after which the contractor becomes responsible for their preservation. The resident engineer or the inspector should not direct how protection is to be accomplished unless the method is specified in the contract. Necessary protection shall be continued for the life of the contract. If the contractor's activities damage the items to be preserved, the contractor is responsibility to repair or make good such damaged items at his expense.

	'''201.2.2 Clearing and Grubbing.''' Unless otherwise specified in the contract documents, the entire length of the project shall be cleared and grubbed to the limits and requirements specified.		'''For Sec 201.2.2 Clearing and Grubbing.''' Unless otherwise specified in the contract documents, the entire length of the project shall be cleared and grubbed to the limits and requirements specified.

	:201.2.2.1 Clearing. As specified.		:For Sec 201.2.2.1 Clearing. As specified.

	:201.2.2.2 Limits of Grubbing. As specified.		:For Sec 201.2.2.2 Limits of Grubbing. As specified.

	:201.2.2.3 Selective Clearing and Grubbing. As specified.		:For Sec 201.2.2.3 Selective Clearing and Grubbing. As specified.

	'''201.2.3 Scalping.''' As specified.		'''For Sec 201.2.3 Scalping.''' As specified.

	'''201.2.4 National Forest Land.''' When a project is located in a National Forest area, the resident engineer should check with the Ranger in charge to determine that the contractor has, before starting work, complied with requirements of the specification regarding construction procedures in National Forests. The Mark Twain National Forest Headquarters is in Rolla, Missouri. Telephone Number (573) 364- 4621.		'''For Sec 201.2.4 National Forest Land.''' When a project is located in a National Forest area, the resident engineer should check with the Ranger in charge to determine that the contractor has, before starting work, complied with requirements of the specification regarding construction procedures in National Forests. The Mark Twain National Forest Headquarters is in Rolla, Missouri. Telephone Number (573) 364- 4621.

	:201.2.4.1 Before any clearing or grubbing is performed, the resident engineer should check plans for areas that require selective clearing and for government markers that may be located on the right of way. All areas or fixtures that are not to be disturbed should be plainly marked in a manner that all concerned will understand to mean Do Not Disturb. Removing vegetation (scalping) outside construction limits is not permitted. Areas of right of way outside excavation and embankment limits marred or defaced by the contractor’s equipment or methods must be restored to satisfactory condition at his expense.		:For Sec 201.2.4.1 Before any clearing or grubbing is performed, the resident engineer should check plans for areas that require selective clearing and for government markers that may be located on the right of way. All areas or fixtures that are not to be disturbed should be plainly marked in a manner that all concerned will understand to mean Do Not Disturb. Removing vegetation (scalping) outside construction limits is not permitted. Areas of right of way outside excavation and embankment limits marred or defaced by the contractor’s equipment or methods must be restored to satisfactory condition at his expense.

	:201.2.4.2 Products of clearing and grubbing on other than National Forest areas are considered the property of the contractor. Disposal in accordance with the specifications is his responsibility. In National Forest areas the resident engineer must see that the contractor complies with rules, regulations, and construction procedures specified by the Ranger in charge of the area for disposition of the products of clearing and grubbing.		:For Sec 201.2.4.2 Products of clearing and grubbing on other than National Forest areas are considered the property of the contractor. Disposal in accordance with the specifications is his responsibility. In National Forest areas the resident engineer must see that the contractor complies with rules, regulations, and construction procedures specified by the Ranger in charge of the area for disposition of the products of clearing and grubbing.

	:201.2.4.3 On forest highway projects, the resident engineer should contact the Ranger in charge for the Forest Service about 30 days before final inspection of the project is anticipated and arrange for a joint inspection as to cleanup of right of way. This should eliminate any delay in making final acceptance of such projects.		:For Sec 201.2.4.3 On forest highway projects, the resident engineer should contact the Ranger in charge for the Forest Service about 30 days before final inspection of the project is anticipated and arrange for a joint inspection as to cleanup of right of way. This should eliminate any delay in making final acceptance of such projects.

	'''201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material.''' Refer to [[202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.2 Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 202\|202.2.1 Disposal of Material]].		'''For Sec 201.2.5 Removal and Disposal of Material.''' Refer to [[202 Removal of Buildings and Structures#202.2 Construction Inspection Guidelines for Sec 202\|202.2.1 Disposal of Material]].

	:201.2.5.1 Open Burning. As specified.		:For Sec 201.2.5.1 Open Burning. As specified.

	:201.2.5.2 Disposal of Wood. As specified.		:For Sec 201.2.5.2 Disposal of Wood. As specified.

	:201.2.5.3 Disposal of Scalping. As specified.		:For Sec 201.2.5.3 Disposal of Scalping. As specified.

	:201.2.5.4 Disposal of Timber. As specified.		:For Sec 201.2.5.4 Disposal of Timber. As specified.

	'''201.3 Method of Measurement.''' Quantities are established by contract. No measurement for final payment is required except as per [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/Sec0201.pdf Sec 201.3]. A unit bid price is established by contract in the event additional payment for clearing and grubbing is justified.		'''For Sec 201.3 Method of Measurement.''' Quantities are established by contract. No measurement for final payment is required except as per [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/Sec0201.pdf Sec 201.3]. A unit bid price is established by contract in the event additional payment for clearing and grubbing is justified.

	A contractor notice of error with measurements documenting the error is required prior to clearing the disputed area. The resident engineer will accept or reject the claim by the end of the next business day.		A contractor notice of error with measurements documenting the error is required prior to clearing the disputed area. The resident engineer will accept or reject the claim by the end of the next business day.

	'''201.4 Basis of Payment.''' As specified.		'''For Sec 201.4 Basis of Payment.''' As specified.