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    This document provides type designs and specifications for boundary stones along roads in India. It was published by the Indian Roads Congress in 1967 and has since been reprinted multiple times. The summary includes guidelines for the material, location, inscription, and fixing of boundary stones. Boundary stones should be made of locally available hard stone or concrete. They should be placed every 200 meters along the road or at angular points, and closer where the boundary is curved or vulnerable to encroachment. The letters "RB" and name of the road authority should be inscribed on each stone. Stones should project 300mm above ground and be fixed in reinforced concrete or encased in cement concrete depending on soil conditions.

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    This document provides type designs and specifications for boundary stones along roads in India. It was published by the Indian Roads Congress in 1967 and has since been reprinted multiple times. The summary includes guidelines for the material, location, inscription, and fixing of boundary stones. Boundary stones should be made of locally available hard stone or concrete. They should be placed every 200 meters along the road or at angular points, and closer where the boundary is curved or vulnerable to encroachment. The letters "RB" and name of the road authority should be inscribed on each stone. Stones should project 300mm above ground and be fixed in reinforced concrete or encased in cement concrete depending on soil conditions.

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    IRC: 25-1967

    TYPE DESIGNS
    FOR

    BOUNDARY STONES

    THE INDIAN ROADS CONGRESS


    1996

    IRC

    25-1967

    TYPE DESIGNS
    FOR

    BOUNDARY STONES

    Published by

    THE INDIAN ROADS CONGRESS


    Jamnagar House, Shahjahan Road,

    New

    DeIhi-110 011

    1996

    Price Rs. 80/(Plus Packing

    &

    Postage)

    IRC: 25-1967
    Published
    Reprinted
    Reprinted

    First

    Reprinted
    Reprinted

    Reprinted
    Reprinted

    November, 1967
    November, 1982
    August, 1996
    November, 2002
    January, 2006

    September, 2008
    July,

    2011

    (Rights of Publication

    Printed at Aravali Printers

    and of Translation are reserved)

    & Publishers Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi


    (500 copies)

    IRC

    25-1967

    TYPE DESIGNS FOR BOUNDARY STONES

    1.

    INTRODUCTION

    for boundary stones, as shown in the Plate,


    by the Specifications and Standards Committee
    (personnel given on inside front cover) and were approved by the
    Executive Committee in their meeting held on the 21st August, 1967.
    These were finally approved for publication by the Council in their
    meeting held at Nainital on the 30th September, 1967.

    The type designs

    were

    prepared

    2.

    MATERIALS

    Boundary stones shall be of locally available hard stone, welldressed or of reinforced cement concrete.

    3.

    3.1.

    SPECIFICATION

    Location and Spacing

    Boundary stones shall be fixed on either side of the road


    land opposite every 200-Metre Stone and Kilometre Stone. In
    addition these shall be fixed at all angular points of the boundary.
    Where the boundary is on a curve or the land is costly and likely to
    be encroached upon, these shall be planted closer, as necessary in
    each case.

    3.2.

    Inscription

    letters R B, indicating road boundary, shall be inscribed


    stone and below it the name of the Authority in which the
    road land vests, i.e., P.W.D., D.B., etc.

    The

    on each

    3.3.

    Mode

    of Fixing

    mm

    above ground with


    Boundary stones shall project 300
    going into the foundation. Where the natural
    the lower 600
    soil
    at the base is good, the stones may be fixed in position by

    mm

    IRC

    25-1967

    ramming spalls and moorum or soil all round. But these have to be
    of lime surkhi concrete, or lean cement
    encased in at least 150
    concrete in the following cases

    mm

    (i)

    Where wet
    stones are
    operations;

    (ii)

    Where

    (iii)

    Where

    cultivation abuts the road land and boundary


    apt to be displaced during
    agricultural

    the road runs in built-up areas;

    and

    the boundary stones are intended to


    permanent land marks.

    serve

    as

    Digitized by the Internet Archive


    in

    2014

    https://archive.org/details/govlawircy1967sp25_0

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