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- S7.8.1
- Types 0, 1 and 2 modular roads are not included in this Code and reinstatement designs must be in accordance with BS 7533-3 and BS 6717.
- S7.8.2
- The undertaker must carry out the reinstatement of Types 3 and 4 modular roads in accordance with one of the following methods and should endeavour to achieve greatest degree of immediate permanent reinstatement.
- S7.8.3
- Permitted materials and layer thickness are specified in A1, A2, A6, A9, A10 and A12, subject to the following requirements.
- S7.8.4
- Where modules of natural stone material are present in trafficked roads, refer to A12.
Method A – All permanent reinstatement
- S7.8.5
- The backfill, sub-base (if present), bedding and modular surface layer must be reinstated to a permanent standard at the first visit.
Method B – Permanent sub-base reinstatement
- S7.8.6
- The backfill and sub-base must be reinstated to a permanent standard at the first visit, together with an interim granular base and interim bituminous surface course, as per S6.1.12 to S6.1.14.
- S7.8.7
- On the second visit, the interim reinstatement must be removed to the top of the sub-base and a permanent base, bedding and modular surface layer reinstated.
Sub-base reinstatement
- S7.8.8
- Permitted options are shown in A6, subject to the requirements of S6.2.
- S7.8.9
- The sub-base must be reinstated to match the existing materials and thicknesses, or its structural equivalent.
Base reinstatement
- S7.8.10
- Permitted options are shown in A6, subject to the requirements of S6.3.
- S7.8.11
- The base must be reinstated to match the existing materials and thicknesses, or its structural equivalent.
Surface reinstatement
- S7.8.12
- The modular surface layer must be reinstated in accordance with A6, and A12, The requirements and recommendations for replacement modules are given in A12.
Alternative reinstatement materials
- S7.8.13
- ARMs may be used in modular roads in accordance with A9.