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December 2015 | Joint Detail for Road Pavements |\n| 202 | 0 | December 2015 | Subsurface Drain Back of Kerb |\n| 301 | 0 | December 2015 | Barrier Kerb, Edge and Invert Profiles |\n| 302 | 0 | December 2015 | Semi Mountable & Mountable Kerb profiles |\n| 303 | 0 | December 2015 | Kerb Markings |\n| 401 | 0 | December 2015 | Concrete Footpath Cross Sections and Joints |\n| 402 | 0 | December 2015 | Concrete Joint Locations And Thicknesses at Pits |\n| 403 | 0 | December 2015 | Pedestrian Crossing Kerb Ramp Details |\n| 501 | 0 | December 2015 | Residential Vehicle Crossing – Single |\n| 502 | 0 | December 2015 | Residential Vehicle Crossing – Double |\n| 503 | 0 | December 2015 | Heavy Duty Vehicle Crossing |\n| 601 | 0 | December 2015 | Single Side Entry Pit Grated 600-B2 Kerb & Channel |\n| 602 | 0 | December 2015 | Double Side Entry Pit Grated 600-B2 Kerb & Channel |\n| 603 | 0 | December 2015 | Single Side Entry Pit Grated SM2 Kerb & Channel |\n| 604 | 0 | December 2015 | Double Side Entry Pit Grated SM2 Kerb & Channel |\n| 605 | 0 | December 2015 | 900 x 600 Junction Pit Up To 3600 mm Depth |\n| 606 | 0 | December 2015 | 900 x 600 Junction Pits 3601 mm To 10,800 mm Depth |\n| 607 | 0 | December 2015 | Haunched Junction Pit Up To 3600 mm Depth |\n| 608 | 0 | December 2015 | Haunched Junction Pits 3601 mm To 10,800 mm Depth |\n| 609 | 0 | December 2015 | Step Irons |\n| 701 | 0 | December 2015 | Property Inlet Type A |\n| 702 | 0 | December 2015 | Property Inlet Type B |\n| 703 | 0 | December 2015 | Property Inlet Type C |\n| 704 | 0 | December 2015 | Property Inlet Type D |\n\nASPHALT  \nBASE COURSE  \nSUBBASE COURSE  \nCAPPING LAYER  \nSUBGRADE  \nASPHALT  \nBASE COURSE  \nSUBBASE COURSE  \nSUBGRADE  \nNEW PAVEMENT  \nJOINT  \nEXISTING PAVEMENT  \n􀀔􀀓􀀓􀂑 &/$66 􀀔􀀓􀀓􀀓 3(59,286 3,3(􀀏  \nNO FINES CONCRETE FILTER STAGE 1 FILTER WITH GEOTEXTILE AROUND TRENCH  \n| \u003Cbr>200 |\n| --- |\n| 25\u003Cbr>150\u003Cbr>|\n\n150  \n SEE NOTE 1  \nEXPANSIVE SUBGRADE  \nNOT TO 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FOR EXPANSIVE SUBGRADE, SAW CUT EXISTING ASPHALT. REFER TO SPECIFICATION SECTION 407.17 FOR JOINT DETAIL. APPLY PRIME AND SAMI TO EXISTING PAVEMENT.  \n2. FOR NON EXPANSIVE SUBGRADE, SAW CUT EXISTING ASPHALT. REFER TO SPECIFICATION SECTION 407.17 FOR JOINT DETAIL. PLACE 600mm MIN WIDE STRESS ABSORBING MEMBRANE. GEOTEXTILE TO BE LOCATED CENTRALLY OVER PAVEMENT JOINT.  \n3. SUBSURFACE DRAINS TO BE PROVIDED BEFORE THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PAVEMENT.  \n4. CONDUITS FOR GAS, WATER, ELECTRICITY AND TELECOM SERVICES TO BE LOCATED CLEAR OF PAVEMENT AND THE SUBSURFACE DRAIN.  \n5. THE JOINT BETWEEN NEW AND OLD WEARING COURSE TO BE CRACK SEALED.  \n6. 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