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IML <br />Northwest HanparAccess Taxiway at RW 12 <br />For the pavement and hangar apron in this area, the rehabilitation consists of crack <br />sealing mostly old asphalt paving joints and seal coating the pavement in a P-631 <br />surface treatment. There does not appear to be justification to use a fuel -resistant <br />thermoplastic seal coat. The damaged pavement adjacent to the fin drain is to be <br />repaired before the seal coat and crack seal to provide the best overall finish, and <br />the seal coat is NOT to cover the concrete of the fin drains. The striping will consist <br />of taxiway centerline. Providing taxiway centerlines between the hangars cannot be <br />made due to the lack of clearance between the T-hangars. <br />The outer edges of the apron and along the taxiways is to have edge grading to <br />remove the vegetation build-up. The rehabilitation also includes sodding and <br />seeding the disturbed area. <br />Runway 5123 <br />As with the primary runway, the pavement surface within the limits of Runway 5/23 <br />and the connecting taxiways to the holdlines is good. Even though the runway is <br />shorter, there is slightly more total alligator -type cracking. As with the primary <br />runway, the pavement is determined to need some patch repairs over the alligator - <br />type crack areas and crack sealing of those block cracks identified. After proper <br />curing of the patches, the entire length and width of the runway is to receive a seal <br />coat in accordance with the specifications for item P-631. <br />For the striping, the existing pavement markings on the runway must be removed — <br />to allow for best adhesion of the seal coat to the pavement. After the installation of <br />the seal coat and curing time, the markings will be replaced. <br />As in the other pavement rehabilitations, both edges are to be graded to remove the <br />vegetative build-up and promote flow of runoff from the edge of the runway <br />pavement. The first 3 feet off the edge of the pavement will be sodded, with the <br />remaining disturbed area being reseeded. <br />Taxiway 8 <br />Taxiway B is in good shape, but has many areas of alligator -type cracking that will be <br />patched. The block cracks within the taxiway will be sealed and after proper curing of <br />the patches, the entire taxiway is to receive a seal coat in accordance with the <br />specifications for item P-631. <br />Taxiway C <br />The pavement within Taxiway C is generally in good condition and is selected to <br />receive a seal coat (the vast majority of block cracks have been previously sealed) <br />and edge grading. The limits of the rehabilitation are along the alignment of the <br />taxiway. <br />All along the edges of the taxiway, edge grading to remove the vegetative buildup at <br />the pavement limit is also included into the rehabilitation, along with the sodding and <br />seeding of the graded area as described in the Runway 12/30 rehabilitation. <br />Page 124 <br />
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