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The Oregon Department of Transportation maintains quarries as part of a statewide material source network. ODOT uses these materials in construction, maintenance, and emergency repair projects. Excess materials are stockpiled for future use or reclamation.
The process of excavating rock from material sources often requires blasting in the quarry. The potential damage from ground vibration, air blast and flying debris is a major consideration when planning excavation activities. ODOT and its contractors make every effort to minimize potential impacts on neighboring properties from this type of work.
A variety of seed mixes are used to help shorten soil stabilization and long-term reclamation. These mixes often include native species and mixtures that are beneficial to elk/deer winter ranges and sage grouse.
Native and Reclamation Seed Mixes
Reclamation Seed Mix
Native Grass Seed Mixtures, Geographically
Oregon Map with Eco-Regions and Counties
Material Source Guidance Materials
Manuals
Technical Guidance
Standards
Project Scoping Materials
Other Related Guidance Documents
Drafting and Design Support
Additional support for specific geo-hydro and environmental needs in the form of:
Contact the Geo-Environmental Section's Drafting Program for information.
Sample Documents and Examples
Sample Report
Forms, Templates, and Checklists
Material Source Location Evaluation
Blasting
Related Rules and Laws
Oregon Revised Statutes
Oregon Administrative Rules
ODOT Policies
Additional Resources
State Resources
Federal Resources
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