The contractor received CCPs in a variety of trucks, including end-dumps, live bottoms, and belly dumps.

 

A motorized blader or front end loader then spread the fly ash and/or bottom ash, mixing it with the native materials delivered seperately.

 

Water trucks and rubber-tired compactors finished the placement process.

 

The more than 120,000 tons of CCPs were placed in lifts 8 to 10 inches high. The fill, approximately 40 feet high and 1,000 feet long was then finished and paved.