1. a. Obtain all necessary permits required to complete the job order, including but not limited to; Engineering Off-site, haul route, stockpile, Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, dust control, traffic control plans, etc. b. Placing asphalt pavements including full depth sections, overlays, patches, and repairs. c. Pavement maintenance and rehabilitation; including but not limited to; crack sealing and joint sealing, crack routing and large crack repair, applying various types of surface treatments including but not limited to, fog seal, scrub seal, seal coat, slurry seal, chip seal, other asphalt rejuvenation methods, milling and/or roadway profiling, saw cutting and removing both asphalt and concrete pavements. d. Subgrade preparation including compacting native soil, placing, and compacting ABC, removing and replacement of contaminated subgrade for sinkhole repairs, millings, soil stabilization and grading. e. Earthwork: site rough and finish grading. f. Stamped, painted and thermoplastic decorative asphalt. g. Replacing, removing, retrofitting and/or placing concrete pavements including curb and gutter, driveways, roadways, handicap ramps, sidewalks, culverts, boxes, hard-scape features, brick pavers, stamped concrete, catch basins, scuppers, and spillways. h. Replacing, removing, retrofitting and/or placing ADA accessible features including handicap ramps, and other improvements to meet ADA requirements. i. Signing and Striping including, survey of existing striping and signage, providing and installing project signs, obliterations of striping, sealing roadway, installing striping, symbols, raised pavement markers and signage. i. Sign submittals must be submitted and approved prior to sign installation. j. Preparing traffic control plans, providing traffic set-up in accordance with the approved traffic control plans and barricading work areas. k. Bikeways, multi-use paths: concrete, asphalt, granite, natural materials. l. Maintaining shoulders including grading, placement of surface treatment and sealing.
