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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, JUL 2 5 1984
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
INSPECTION REPORT GRFFI v----.
REGION NO. REPORT ON Plan-in-hand inspection DIVISION
16 Missile Base Roads. Weld County rmmn
GATE OF INSPECTION INSPECTION MADE BY Bob Warren, Joe£1 en ;�/ Z,PROJECT NO.
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The inspection party met at the Texaco station in New Raymer. The following
were in attendance:
Weld County
Chuck Carlson, County Commissioner
Dave Becker, Road and Bridge Manager
Warren Air Force Base
Robert D. Herb, Chiet Missile Engineer
Frederick G. Hansen, Missile Engineer
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)-Central Direct Federal Division (CDFD)
Bob Warren, Planning and Coordination Engineer
Joe Clem, Materials Engineer
D. J. Clark, Contract Administration Technician
Lloyd Gruhn, Assistant Area Design Engineer
After a brief, general discussion the inspection party began its onsite
inspection beginning with Road 9. The length of Road 9 was found to be 3.34
miles and the average width was 24 feet. The party then proceeded to Road
6. The length of Road 6 was found to be 10.40 miles, but the average width
was 24 feet. The 1/4 mile south from site 0-3 to the section line was noted
to be in a distressed condition. The plan-in-hand proposal was for all of
Road 6 to receive a surfacing of a different gradation. Visual inspection
did not confirm this. A plan to recondition the distressed portion only and
use the same gradation throughout was proposed, but decision was deferred
until all roads were inspected.
The next road was Road 5. The width was found to be 24 feet and the length
7.45 miles.
The party then proceeded to Road 3. The width was verified to be 24 feet and
the length measured 8.03 miles. However, a portion of this road was found to
be in excellent condition and not in need of more surfacing at this time.
I The balance of the road showed spots of severe distress. After some
discussion, an agreement was reached to drop a portion of the road, but
recondition the remainder. At this time, it was agreed to also recondition
' the 1/4 mile Road 6 mentioned earlier. This would eliminate the need for two
I gradations of gravel surfacing. The length of Road 3 to be rarnnditinnad and
surfaced was determined to be 3.57 miles. 841360
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' ,j- '° '' ' There followed a general discussion during which the county was inrormeo or
iih need for immediat ap r vat of the plans and the a reedA to.forward a
letter of approval subject to the changes agr ed to our g,the inspection.
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APPROVED FOR DISTRIBUTION
Larry My Oa
Project Development Engineer
DISTRIBUTION
Weld County
Lhuck Larison, County Commissioner
Warren Air Force Base
Frederick G. Hansen, Missile Engineer
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)-Central Direct Federal Division (CDFD)
Bob Warren, Planning and Coordination Engineer, CUED, Denver
Charles Houser, Construction Engineer, CDFD, Denver
Joe Clem, Materials Engineer, CDFD, Denver
Area Design 3, CDFD, Denver
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