The Denver Approved Asphalt Mix Design List 2026 is the City and County of Denver Public Works list of approved hot mix asphalt designs, printed under the title City and County of Denver Approved Hot Mix Asphalt Designs. It is a reference list, not a Denver permit application: each row gives a design date, mix code, grading, binder, RAP percentage and the lift the mix is noted for. On FillingPDF you can fill out the form online and download or print the completed PDF; the original list is published by the city at denvergov.org, and questions go to [email protected].
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What is Denver Approved Asphalt Mix Design List 2026?
The Denver Approved Asphalt Mix Design List 2026 is a City and County of Denver Public Works list of approved hot mix asphalt designs, grouped by producer, showing each design's date, mix code, grading, binder, RAP percentage and lift notes.
The printed title is City and County of Denver Approved Hot Mix Asphalt Designs. Each producer has its own block of rows under six column headings: Mix Design Dated, Mix Code, Grading & Ndesign, Binder, RAP and Notes. The producer shown on the list is Brannan Sand and Gravel Co., with designs dated from 03/31/25 to 04/03/25 (one date is printed as 4/3/2025).
Entries show how the columns read. For example, mix code 4017525C is graded SMA SX(100) with a PG 76-28 binder, no RAP and the note Top Lift. Mix code 4000725C is graded S(100) with a PG 64-22 binder, 22.5% RAP and the note Bottom/Intermediate Lift. The Notes column uses three values: Top Lift, Bottom/Intermediate Lift and Bottom Lift.
The list is not a permit, a permit application or a request form. It does not produce a number or a record for the reader. For questions about the list, the document gives one contact: [email protected].
Who needs to file Denver Approved Asphalt Mix Design List 2026?
The list is for anyone who needs to check whether a hot mix asphalt design appears among the designs the City and County of Denver has approved, and which producer, mix code, grading, binder, RAP percentage and lift the design is listed for. The document sets no obligation, eligibility rule or signature requirement, and it asks for no personal information.
Denver's Street Occupancy page, where right-of-way permit information is collected, adds a related rule for contractors who are issued a Street Cut Permit: street patch repairs restored with asphalt pavement, temporary or final, including those in public alleys, must be marked with a Street Cut Pavement Repair Marker by the Permittee. That rule is stated on the permit page, not on this list. The same page says a Street Occupancy Permit is always required in addition to the Street Cut or Construction Permit.
Questions about the list itself go to [email protected].
How to fill out Denver Approved Asphalt Mix Design List 2026
Find the producer's block
Locate the producer name above the table of designs, such as Brannan Sand and Gravel Co., and read only the rows beneath it.
Check the Mix Design Dated column
Note the date of each design, printed as 04/01/25, 03/31/25 or 4/3/2025, and confirm it is the design you are referring to.
Copy the Mix Code exactly
Write the code as printed in the Mix Code column, including any letter suffix, such as 4017525C.
Read Grading & Ndesign
Record the grading and design value together, for example SMA SX(100), S(75) or SG(75).
Match the Binder and RAP
Enter the binder, such as PG 64-22, and the RAP entry, which is either a percentage such as 20% or None.
Confirm the lift in Notes
Check that the Notes column, Top Lift, Bottom/Intermediate Lift or Bottom Lift, fits the layer you are using the mix for.
Review and download the PDF
Check each value against the list, then download or print the completed PDF from FillingPDF.
How to submit Denver Approved Asphalt Mix Design List 2026
The list is a reference document and prints no submission channel, address or portal of its own. Its only contact is the email address [email protected], which the list gives for questions.
If you arrived here looking for a permit rather than the list, Denver's Street Occupancy page says that all right-of-way street cut, street occupancy and ROW construction permits must be submitted online through E-Permits, and that every submittal must upload the DOTI Street Occupancy Request Worksheet and traffic plans. Permits that can be applied for and paid online include Street Occupancy, Addressing, Street Furniture (Outdoor Places Program) and Vending Cart. Meter bagging requests are managed through the Online Meter Bagging Permit System and take up to 72 hours to process, so submit them at least 1 week before your event.
FillingPDF lets you fill out and download the PDF; submission follows the agency's channels.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating the list as a Denver permit application; right-of-way street cut, street occupancy and construction permits are submitted online through E-Permits, not on this list.
- Choosing a mix whose Notes column says Bottom Lift for a top lift, or the reverse; each row is noted Top Lift, Bottom/Intermediate Lift or Bottom Lift.
- Reading only the Mix Code and ignoring the Grading & Ndesign, Binder and RAP columns; designs with similar codes differ in those values.
- Ignoring the Mix Design Dated column; the designs on the 2026 list carry dates from 03/31/25 to 04/03/25.
- Sending permit questions to [email protected]; the list gives that address only for questions about the list itself.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Denver Approved Asphalt Mix Design List 2026?
It is a City and County of Denver Public Works list titled City and County of Denver Approved Hot Mix Asphalt Designs. For each approved design it shows the design date, mix code, grading, binder, RAP percentage and a lift note, grouped by producer.
Is this list a Denver permit application?
No. It is a reference list with no application lines. Denver's Street Occupancy page says right-of-way street cut, street occupancy and ROW construction permits must be submitted online through E-Permits, with the DOTI Street Occupancy Request Worksheet and traffic plans uploaded.
What do the columns on the list mean?
The list has six columns: Mix Design Dated, Mix Code, Grading & Ndesign, Binder, RAP and Notes. A row such as 4000725C reads S(100), PG 64-22, 22.5% and Bottom/Intermediate Lift, so each design is described by those values together.
Which producer is on the 2026 list?
The list shows Brannan Sand and Gravel Co. as the producer, with designs dated from 03/31/25 to 04/03/25. Each of its rows gives a mix code, grading, binder, RAP entry and the lift the mix is noted for.
Who do I contact with questions about an approved mix design?
Email [email protected], the address printed at the top of the list for questions. For permit questions, use the right-of-way permit information and E-Permits system on the City and County of Denver's Street Occupancy page.
Can I fill out the Denver asphalt mix design list online?
You can fill out the PDF online on FillingPDF and download or print it. FillingPDF is an independent service and is not connected to the City and County of Denver; it does not submit anything to the city or approve a mix design.
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