The Pleasantville press., 1926-04-09
SPECiFICATlONS FOR REPAIR
ING AND RESURFACING GRAV-
Ell HIGHWAYS WITH UGITE

| l. Sealed proposals will be received
on April 10. 1926, by the Common
Council of the city of Pleasantville,
N. j.. at their place of meeting in
the City Hall, at o'clock p. NJ, for
approximately 10000 yards of Ugite
surface treatment on gravel high
ways.
2. AS guarantee of good faith, all
bidders shall make and present a
certified check for the sum of five
hundred dollars ($500.00) with their
proposal, which check shall be drawn
to the order of Nehemiah Andrews,
City Clerk All checks will be re-
same within seven days after the
awarding of the contract. The right
is reserved to reject any or all pro-
posals.
Work Included In Contract.
! 8. The highways to be treated will
by the addition of new road gravel
and by scraping or other operations.
After a satisfactory crown has been
secured, and the streets properly
rolled and consolidated the contract
or will be required to make any re-
pairs that may become necessary, in
the way of filing up depressions,
making patches and thoroughly COM
pacting all new road gravel, and so
secure an entirely uniform and
smooth surface upon which the oil
treatment will be placed.
4. The contractor will thoroughly
sweep and clean the road surface of
all loose materials that may inter-
fere with adhesion of the treatment
and Immediately thereafter he will
apply treatment of Ugite Gravel
Printing Liquid.
5. In the first treatment with the
material described above, the Uglte
I'll @1I 6tcfVr a
in an amount equal to siX-tenths OF
a gallon per square yard of pavement
surface. This treatment will be IN
the nature of a priming coat and VIII
be allowed to stand on the surface
and penetrate the road for about
twelve hours, under favorable wealth
err conditions or as much longer as
may be required under un1aVoraoie
weather conditions.
6. After the lapse of the period
allowed for penetration, the surface
of the printing coat shall. Wherever
necessary, be cleaned of all loose
materials that have appeared ana
with suitable Ugite patching ma
terial mixed with pebbles, wherever
necessary, and all depressions shall
be brought to a new crown by TINS
method.
I. When the street is brought to
the proper condition for treatment
as above described, there will then
be applied treatment OF Ugite
Gravel Surfacing Liquid in quan-
tity equal to five-tenths OF a galion
per square yard of pavement sur
face. This second treatment shall De
applied at a temperature OF not less
than 25Oo F. and under proper
weather conditions.
s. Both treatments shall be maze
with a Ugite pressure dlstrlputor
capable of producing pressure OF
not less than 60 pounds per square
inch. ,;o
tion of the second treatment, the
contractor will be required to cover
the surface with clean washed s
inch pebbles in the amount OF thirty
hounds of pebbles per square yaro
of surface. These pebbles are 10 pc
spread from piles previously placed
along the work, are to be uniformly
distributed and rolled with a roller
weighing not less than five tons, un-
til the surface is compacted TO tne
satisfaction of the Street Commls,
sioner. No pebbles that are covered
or partly covered with clay, dust;
mud or other foreign substances VIII
be accepted for use.
10. Any work or materials unsausr
factory to the Street CommlSslohet
will be promptly corrected ana ~
must be distinctly understood tnat
nothing short of first class wotA
manship and results will be accepta-
BILE.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
City Clerk of Pleasantville, N. j.