(2) Whoever violates § 93.09 of this chapter shall be fined not less than $25, nor more than $500.
(Prior Code, § 93.99)
(B) If the average thickness of the cores from any asphalt surface is less than the required thickness, the following deductions will be made from the contract prices.
(1) If deficiency is more than one-eighths inch but not more than one-fourth inch, 10% will be deducted. If deficiency is more than one-fourth inch, but not more than three-eighths inch, 20% will be deducted. If deficiency is more than three-eighths inch, but not more than one-half inch, 25% will be deducted.
(2) If any core is more than one-half inch deficient in thickness, then cores will be taken from the surface at intervals of not less than ten feet, nor more than 25 feet, from deficient core until cores are found which are within the specified limits. The contractor will then remove that portion or portions of the surface from which the deficient core or cores were taken to the nearest point in each direction at which the pavement is within the specified limits, and will replace it in accordance with the specifications at his or her own expense.
(3) The average chemical analysis of two or more cores from any asphalt surface shall show the percentages as set out in the asphalt specifications under finished mixture. If the chemical analyses of such cores do not fulfill the requirements of the specifications, then the portion or portions of the asphalt surface which are deficient shall be taken up and replaced at the contractor’s expense.
(4) The contractor will have the right to request that additional cores be taken from the pavement at intervals of not less than 15 feet on each side of any deficient core and these cores will be included in computing the average depth and strength of the pavement as a whole. Not more than two extra cores shall be taken for each deficient core. The contractor will pay the extra cost of extra cores drilled at his or her request.
(Prior Code, § 94.99)