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<br />.. .~, . <br />.".: . ~. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />· Firestopping material shall maintain its dfmension and integrity while preventing the <br />passage of flame, smoke and gases under conditions of installation and use when exposed to the <br />ASTM E119 time-temperature curve for a time period equivalent to the rating of the assembly <br />penetrated. Cotton waste shall not ignite when placed in contact with the non-fire side during the <br />test. Firestoppiilg material shall be noncombustible as defined by ASTM E136; and in addition, . <br />for insulation materials. . . <br />· Melt point shall be a minimum of 1700 degrees F for I-hour protection and 1850 degrees F <br />for 2-hour protection. . . ! " <br />· Floor, exterior wall and roof seals shall be watertight. Walls and floors, which are cored for <br />installation of conduit, shall be sleeved with steel tubing, grouted, and the space ~etween the <br />conduit and sleeve filled as specified herein. <br /> <br />C.3.13 Permits and Licenses <br /> <br />1. When placing buried cable on public right-of-way, permits and state licenses will be <br />generally required for the following: <br />· Plowing, trenching, or excavating on public right-of-way. <br />· Closing or limiting traffic on a thoroughfare. <br />· Attaching conduit or cables to bridges, culverts, or public structures. <br />· Storing materials or machinery on public property. <br />· Crossing highways, streets, and railroads by direct burial or by pipe pushing/road bores: <br />· Crossing streams, navigable waters, drainage ditches, etc. <br />2. The State Department of Transportation must be notified of any work on, under, or in the <br />vicinity of state property. <br />3. IBM and its subcontractors will be fully responsible for obtaining required permits. <br />4. La Porte ISO will reimburse actual costs to obtain and maintain such permits required and <br />any other necessary right-of-way or other governmental fees, including but not limited to, limited <br />use agreement fees. <br /> <br />..1. <br /> <br />C.3.14 Cable Depth <br /> <br />I. The depth at which buried cable can be placed will vary with local conditions. The armored <br />fiber optic cable should be buried a minimum depth of: <br /> <br />Location <br />Minimum cover in soil <br />Minimum cover under draining ditches <br />Minimum cover at roadway crossing <br />Minimum cover in rock <br /> <br />Depth <br />jO in. <br />36 in. <br />42 in. <br />30 in. <br /> <br />I. The fiber optic cable has to be placed into duct or inner-duct. The duct or inner-duct should <br />be rigid Polyethylene or PVC with a minimum inside diameter that does not exceed a 50 percent <br />fill ratio with the cable(s) installed. All runs should have pull lines installed, and the cable <br />placed by using underground plant methods. <br />IBM Global Services &: La Porte ISD peA 01 September 30. 1998 . Page 23 of 32 <br />