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~ iJ V. INSPECTION A. All onsite construction shall be inspected and approved by the City of Pleasanton. B. A pre-construction conference may be required, by the City of Pleasanton, prior to the start of construction. C. Inspection by the City of Pleasanton of onsite work may include, but is not limited to, the following items of work: 1. Site gradinq and paving. The City Inspector will check to see that grading and paving is done to the approval of the Soils Engineer and in a competent manner. Compaction and sample tests are the responsibility of the owner or his Soils Engineer. 2. Underqround Utilities The City Inspector will check to see that utilities are of the sizes indicated on plans. Material and installation procedures must bedone according to the requirements of applicable codes. Final grades and locations of the utilities and depth of cover must be in compliance with manufacturer's specifications. All of the above will be the responsibility of the Contractor. Where utilities are gravity flow lines, the City Inspector will check for minimum slopes of flow lines, as specified in the applicable code for that particular size and type of pipe. As noted in Section D, page 14 of these guidelines, cut sheets must be provided to the inspector for sanitary sewer pipe to be installed at slopes less than the minimums specified in the UPC for the particular pipe size, or when installed at a slope of 1% or flatter. The inspector will check to see that trench backfill is of the type specified and is placed to the approval of the Soils Engineer, or if not specified by the Soils Engineer, meets the requirements of Section 13 Trench Backfill of the City Standard Specifications. Utilities which are to be publicly owned and maintained will be checked for conformance to the requirements of the City Standard Details and Specifications. This includes pipe material, trenches, trench backfill, 25