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materials beyond the limits of the work shall be such as to avoid spilling or wasting of materials along the line of haul. The CONTRACTOR shall immediately clean up all materials spilled or wasted along the line of haul. The OWNER reserves the right to approve the location and methods of disposal for surplus material. 2.2.8 USE OF FIRE HYDRANT AND VALVES The CONTRACTOR shall not operate any fire hydrant or valve in the existing water system without the permission of the OWNER. If permission is granted, the CONTRACTOR shall use only approved fire hydrant and valve wrenches. The OWNER shall inspect all fire hydrants and/or valves operated by the CONTRACTOR prior to final acceptance of the project. All repairs or replacements required to restore satisfactory operation of fire hydrants and/or valves shall be at the expense of the CONTRACTOR. 2.2.9 CONNECTIONS The connections of conduits or appurtenances to conduits shall be made in accordance with the plans and as directed by the OWNER. This work shall be done in such a manner so as not to damage any of the structures involved. No connecting conduit shall project beyond the inside surface of other conduits or appurtenances, except in case of pipe laid through a manhole. 2.2.10 GR.ADES The grade line shown on the profile is the elevation of the invert or flow line of the conduit. The OWNER shall establish bench marks, base lines and other principal control points for use in the construction. The CONTRACTOR shall at his own expense establish all working or construction lines and grades as required and determined from the base measurements and control points set by the OWNER; and shall be solely responsible for the accuracy thereof. Where ever an offset needs to be over 10 feet, the CONTRACTOR shall be required to furnish a survey type tripod level $2