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03-26-2002 Planning Commission Meeting with Sibley Township
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03-26-2002 Planning Commission Meeting with Sibley Township
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Commercial fertilizer,analysis 12-12-12 500 lbs per acre <br /> • Driveway Culverts:Minimum 15" in diameter(12"for rural roads)Corrugated metal pipe and <br /> aprons or corrugated polyethylene pipe and aprons MNDOT 2501 pipe culverts. <br /> • Storm Sewer: MNDOT 2506 precast sectional concrete structures and metal drainage castings <br /> • Concrete Sidewalks: Min. 5 ft width. 4"thickness,MNDOT 2521 concrete walks or equivalent <br /> option. <br /> By establishing road standards and specifications cities and townships not only plan for"smart <br /> growth" but they also dramatically improve the"apples to apples" analysis of road cost by <br /> contractors. There are numerous ways to build a road and if left up to individual contractors you'll <br /> receive numerous proposals varying accordingly. Standards and specifications not only allow the <br /> bidding process to be consistent but also ensure cities and townships that they'll get what they <br /> wanted,as well as,what they paid for. <br /> Anderson Brothers is available to help townships and cities establish road specifications and <br /> standards. Contact Al Knowlen at Anderson Brothers. <br />
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