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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20030043 Ver 1_COMPLETE FILE_20030116c'0? V ATFh,Q G va M 1?''"`1 ?' Michael F. Easley, Governor William G. Ross Jr., Secretary North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources Alan W. Klimek, P.E. Director Division of Water Quality February 24, 2003 DWQ# 03-0043 Beaufort County City of Washington P.O. Box 1988 Washington, NC, 27889 APPROVAL of 401 Water Quality Certification with Additional Condition To Whom It May Concern: You have our approval, in accordance with the attached conditions, to dredge and fill 0.45 acre of vegetated and non-vegetated wetlands in order to install floodgates on Park Drive and enlarge the existing box culvert on Main Street as part of the storm water project for Jack's Creek in Washington, Beaufort County, as described in your application received by the Division of Water Quality on January 16, 2003. After reviewing your application, we have determined that this fill is covered by General Water Quality Certification Number 3371, which can be downloaded from our web site at http://h2o.enr.state.nc.us/ncwetlands . This Certification allows you to use your CAMA Permit when issued by the NC Division of Coastal Management. In addition, you should get any other federal, state or local permits before you go ahead with your project including (but not limited to) Sediment and Erosion Control, Non-Discharge, Water Supply Watershed and U.S. Coast Guard regulations. Also this approval will expire when the accompanying CAMA Permit expires unless otherwise specified in the General Certification. This approval is only valid for the purpose and design that you described in your application. If you change-your project, you must notify us in writing and you may be required to send us a new application for a new certification.- if the property is sold, the new owner must be given a copy of the Certification and approval letter and is thereby responsible for complying with all conditions. If total wetland fills for this project (now or in the future) exceed one acre, compensatory mitigation may be required as described'-in 15A NCAC 2H .0506 (h). For this approval to be valid, you must follow the conditions listed'in the attached certification and theadditional conditions listed below:. 1. You are required to return the attached Certification of Completion form to notify DWQ when all Work,included!,in the 401. Certification has been completed; If you do not accept any of the conditions of this certification, you may ask for an adjudicatory hearing. You must act Within 60 days of the date that you receive this letter. To ask for a hearing, send a written petition conforming to Chapter 150B of the North Carolina General Statutes to the Office of Administrative Hearings, 6714 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, N.C. 27699-6714. This certification and its conditions are final and binding unless you ask for a hearing. This letter completes the review of the Division of Water Quality under Section 401 of the Clean Water Act. If you have any questions, please telephone Tom Steffens in our Washington Regional Office at (252) 946-6481 or Cyndi Karoly in our Central Office in Raleigh at (919) 733-9721. AW K/cbk Attachments in erely, a ime , P.E. cc: Corps of Engineers Washington Field Office Washington DWQ Regional Office Central Files File Copy The Wooten Company, 120 N. Boylan Ave., Raleigh, NC, 27603 N. C. Division of Water Quality 1617 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1617 (919) 733-7015 030043 f Customer Service 1 800 623-7748 NCDENR North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources Division of Coastal Management Michael F. Easley, Govemor Donna D. Moffitt, Director William G. Ross Jr., Secretary MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Applicant: Project Location: -03 0044 it Mr. John R. Dorney, Environmental I Division of Water Quality Supervisor Doug Huggett Major Permits Processing Coordinator 14 January 2003 CAMA/Dredge and Fill Permit Application Review City of Washington At the Main Street and Park Drive (NC 32) crossings of Jack's Creek in the City of Washington in Beaufort County, NC. Proposed Project: The applicant proposes to install floodgates on Park Drive and enlarge the existing box culvert on Main Street as part of a storm water project for Jack's Creek. Please indicate below your position or viewpoint on the proposed project and return this form by 4 February 2003. If you have any questions regarding the proposed project, please contact D id Moye at 252-946-6481, Extension #290. When appropriate, in depth comments pith supporting data are requested. REPLY I ? This office has no objection to the project as proposed. This office has no comment on the proposed project. This office approves of the proposed project only if the recommended changes are incorporated. See attached. This office objects to the proposed project for reasons described in the attached comments. Date_4? 1 Washington Square Mail;' Washington, North Carolina 27889 Phone: 252-946-64811 FAX: 252-975-37161 Internet: www.nccoastalmanagementnet An Equal Opportunity 1 Affirmative Acton Employer - 50% Recycled 110% Post Consumer Paper MEMORANDUM TO: John Dorney Non-Discharge Branch Regional Contact: tom steffens WO Supervisor: Roger Thorne Date: SUBJECT: WETLAND STAFF REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS Facility Name City of Washington County Beaufort Project Number 03 0043 County2 Recvd From DCM Region Washington Received Date 1/16/03 Recvd By Region Project Type installation of flood gates Certificates Stream Stream Impacts (ft.) Permit Wetland Wetland Wetland Stream Class Acres Feet Type Type Impact Score Index Prim. Supp. Basin Req. Req. BE LAMA waters O ? O N 24-? FC Nsw F(1 _30T 0.64 F__ ?- Mitigation Wetland MitigationType Type Acres Feet Is Wetland Rating Sheet Attached? Q Y O N Did you request more info? O Y O N Have Project Changes/Conditions Been Discussed With Applicant? O Y Q N Is Mitigation required? Q Y p N Recommendation: Q Issue Q Issue/COnd 0 Deny Provided by Region: Latitude (ddmmss) Longitude (ddmmss) Comments: Issue n/c cc: Regional Office Page Number 1 Central Office C DevelopmentType FEE DCM % DWa % (14300 1601 43510OD93 1625 6253 24300 1602 435100095 2347 1. Private, noncommercial development that does not involve $250 100% ($250) 0%($0) the filling or excavation of any wetlands or open water areas: II. Public or commercial development that does not involve the filling or $400 100%($400) 0%($0) excavation of any wetlands or open water areas: Ill. For development that involves the filling and/or excavation of up to 1 acre of wetlands and/or open water areas, determine if A, 8, C, or D below applies: Itl(A). For Private, non-commensal development, If General water Quality 5250 100%($250) 0%($0) Certification No.3301(see attached) can be applied 1II(13r For public or commercial development, if General water Quality $400 100%(S400) 0%($0) Certification No.3301(see attached) can be applied III(C). If General Water Quality Certification No. 3301 (see attached) could be applied, but DCM staff determined that additional review and $400 60%($240) 40%($160) written DWQ concurrence is needed because of concems related to water quality or aquatic life: lll(D? If General Water Quafdy Certification No. 3301 (see attached) $400 60%(S240) 40% ($160) can not be applied: IV. For development that involves the filling and/or excavation of more $475 60%(S285) 40%(S190) than one acre of wetlands and/or open water areas DIVISION OF COASTAL MANAGEMENT FIELD INVESTIGATION REPORT 1. APPLICANT'S NAME: City of Washington 2. LOCATION OF PROJECT SITE: At the Main Street and Park Drive (NC 32) crossings of Jack's Creek in the City of Washington in Beaufort County, North Carolina Photo Index - 2000: 101-1157; U-1, V-1,2, W-2 1995: 100-1065; B-22, E-23 State Plane Coordinates - X: 2,582,00 Y: 656,200 GPS Rover File # HO11318A Washington Quad. (lower right corner) 3. INVESTIGATION TYPE: CAMA & D/F 4. INVESTIGATIVE PROCEDURE: Dates of Site Visit - 01/13/2003 Was Applicant Present - NO 5. PROCESSING PROCEDURE: Application Received - 01/10/2003 Office - Washington 6. SITE DESCRIPTION: (A) Local Land Use Plan - Beaufort County - 1997 Land Classification From LUP - Developed (land), Conservation (water, wetlands) (B) AEC(s) Involved: EW, PTA, CS (C) Water Dependent: YES (D) Intended Use: Public - Upgrade drainage control structures for Jack's Creek (E) Wastewater Treatment: Existing - N/A Planned - N/A (F) Type of Structures: Existing - Box culvert and pumping station with outlet culverts Planned - Additional box culvert and bypass flood gates (G) Estimated Annual Rate of Erosion: N/A Source - N/A 7. HABITAT DESCRIPTION: [AREA] DREDGED FILLED OTHER (A) Vegetated Wetlands (B) Non-Vegetated Wetlands ±19,740.5 ft2 ±19,740.5 ft2 Creek bottom (C) Other ±7,984.5 ft2 ±7,984.5 ft2 Highground (D) Total Area Disturbed: ±0.64 acre (±27,725 sq. ft.) (E) Primary Nursery Area: NO (F) Water Classification: C-NSW Open: NO 8. PROJECT SUMMARY: The applicant proposes to install floodgates on Park Drive and enlarge the existing box. culvert on Main Street as part of a storm water project for Jack's Creek. City of Washington Jack's Creek Site Beaufort County Environmental Setting The applicant is the City of Washington which is located in Beaufort County. A portion of the city lies adjacent to the Tar/Pamlico River. The project site is the Main Street and Park Drive (NC 32) crossings of Jack's Creek, which empties into the Pamlico RiveratHavens Garden, apublic Parkin the City. These two crossings are within several hundred feet of each other. TheParkDrive crossing of Jack's Creek is in effect a dam across Jack's Creek that has an existing pumping station on the upstream side and 4 outlet culverts on the downstream side. Most of Jack's Creek functions as a stormwater holding system for the City of Washington. Approximately 90 % of the stormwater drainage area for the City of Washington uses the Jack's Creek basin. The Main Street crossing is a concrete box culvert consisting of two 12' by 6' openings and a 1.5' clearance above the normal water level (NWL). The mouth of Jack's Creek is ±600' downstream from the Park Drive crossing. A filled railroad causeway closes off the mouth of Jack's Creek at the Pamlico River intersection with a ±25' wide by f3' above the NWL bridge opening. Jack's Creek at the project site has been classified as C -NSW by the Environmental Management Commission and is closed to shell fishing. Jack's Creek is designated as Coastal Water by the Division of Marine fisheries but is closed to shell fishing. The Areas of Environmental Concern present at the project area are Estuarine Water, Public Trust Area, Coastal Wetlands, and Coastal Shoreline. Project Proposal At the Park Drive crossing, the City of Washington is proposing to install 4 - 9' wide by 6' high by 55' long concrete boxes with flap gates on the downstream ends. These culverts will be installed adjacent to (east of) the existing pumping station and culverts. The culverts will be bedded so that the culvert bottom surface is at the same level or slightly above the downstream bottom contour. The side slopes will be armored with riprap for stabilization. The flap gates are designed to open when the head pressure on the upstream side exceeds 3" above the static water level on the downstream side. The gates will fully open when the head pressure is in the 6" to 8" range. When the gates are closed the pumps will be used to lower the upstream level to the desired -2' below mean sea level. The gates as designed do not establish a continuous surface water connection. At the Main Street crossing, in addition to the existing 24' wide by 6' high concrete box culvert, which is made up of two -12' wide openings, the City of Washington proposes to install a 20' wide by 7' high by 35' long concrete box with two -10' wide openings on the west side of the existing box culvert. The new box culvert will be bedded 1' below the existing bottom contour. The side slopes will be armored with riprap for stabilization. 1 City of Washington Jack's Creek Site Beaufort County Page Two At both sites, cofferdams and/or sheet piles are proposed to dewater the project sites priorto constnzction. Environmental Impact The project as proposed will result in the excavation and filling of t 19,740.5 ft2 of creek bottom associated with the placement of the concrete box culverts and riprap stabilization at the two locations. Some short-term turbidity will result as a result of the installation. The upland impact will result in a disturbance of ±7,984.5 ft2. David W. Moye - 13 January 2003 January 8, 2003 T Mr. David Moye, CAMA Field Representative NC Division of Coastal Management Wooten NCDENR, Washington Regional Office Company 943 Washington Square Mall Washington, NC 27889 Engineering Re: Resubmit CAMA Permit Application Planning Jack's Creek Storm Drainage Improvements Architecture City of Washington, NC TWC No. 2838-E Dear Mr. Moye: Please find attached the Application for a CAMA permit to construct culvert improvements for the above stated subject project. The application includes forms 120 N. Boylan Avenue DCM-MP-1, DCM-MP-5 (Bridges and Culverts @ Park Drive), and DCM-MP-5 Raleigh, Nc (Bridges and Culverts @ Main Street) with the revisions made as requested. A 27603 stormwater permit and a NCDOT encroachment agreement have been applied for in order to construct this project. An erosion control permit is not required for this project because the total land disturbance is less than 1 acre. However, the contractor 919-828-0531 who secures this project will be required to follow accepted erosion control measures Fax:919-834-3589 as outlined in the North Carolina Erosion and Sediment Control Planning and Design Manual. The design of the project has been previously discussed with you, Mr. Raleigh Bland with the Army Corps of Engineers, Ms. Deborah Sawyer with NCDENR Division of Water Quality, Mr. Bill Moore with NCDENR Division of Water Quality Stormwater Unit, and Mr. Bob Zarzecki with NCDENR Division of Water Quality 401/Wetlands Unit. Concerns and interests discussed in those meetings have been considered in the final design. The following information is included in addition to the forms of the application previously listed. • Check from Washington for $400.00 made payable to NCDENR (1 page). • Zoning compliance certificate (1 page). • Narrative describing project (3 pages) • Copy of the applicable Deeds (12 pages). Since 1936 • Applicable Drawings (13 pages, use bar scale to determine. actual scale because the Drawings have been reduced from their original size). • Copy of cover letters for CAMA application information sent to adjacent property owners (8 pages). The Return Receipt from sending Certified Mail will be sent to N.C. Division of Coastal Management (Att'n: Mr. David Moye) once received by the City of Washington. • Statement of compliance with the N.C. Environmental Policy Act (1 page). Mr. David Moye January 8, 2003 Page 2 Note that the structural design sheets are not included. However, the dimensions of the structures shown on attached Drawings will not change. If should you have any questions or need additional information, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, THE WOOTEN COMPANY Marry D. Stone, P.E. c: Mr. Frankie Buck, City of Washington Narrative for Jack's Creek Storm Drainage Improvements City of Washington, NC Over 90% of the drainage area (approximately 1,200 acres) of the City of Washington's corporate limits is within the Jack's Creek Basin. The runoff drains into Jack's Creek which ultimately discharges into the Pamlico River after moving through a series of ponds created by street and railroad crossings. All flow under the street and railroad crossings is by gravity except for the crossing at Park Drive. At Park Drive, Jack's Creek is dammed up to prevent the river from intruding into the basin to allow the City to keep the basin pumped down to -2.0 feet mean sea level (MSL). The normal water level (NWL) of the Pamlico River is 0.8 feet MSL. The City streets can drain as long as the water elevation in Jack's Creek is approximately 3.5 feet MSL or lower. It is necessary to keep the basin pumped down in order to allow for more storage and help drain the streets. The pumping capacity at Park Drive is approximately 90,000 gallons per minute (200.5 cubic feet per second). Presently, the City experiences prolonged flooding of streets upstream of Park Drive when the river breaches the berms (@ 5.5 feet MSL) protecting the Jack's Creek basin during hurricanes and other extreme high-wind tide events. The river recedes at approximately 0.5 feet per hour leaving the basin full and the streets flooded until the pumps can pump the system down. The flooded streets create a safety hazard for the citizens and emergency personnel for the City of Washington. It takes over 9 hours to pump the basin down to 3.5 feet MSL and additional 5 plus hours to pump down to the desired -2.0 feet MSL. Additionally, most events which create a breached condition also knock the power out delaying when the pumping can begin. This situation presents a safety hazard for City personnel to get to the pumps and reconnect power. This project addresses the flooding created by breach conditions and limited pumping capacity. The City hired The Wooten Company to design a system starting at the downstream end of the basin (excluding the railroad crossing in which railroad representatives in the past said they would correct as necessary after City improvements are made) to allow Jack's Creek to drain at the fall rate of the river after a breach. The improvements include adding a gravity system at Park Drive and increasing capacity at Main Street. More specifically, the improvements at Park Drive include the following: • 4 - 9' by 6' by 55' long precast reinforced concrete boxes • 4 - 9' by 6' aluminum flap gates to prevent the river from intruding upstream of Park Drive Headwall / endwall and wingwalls to support road Dredging / excavation upstream and downstream of Park Drive to tie in the new culverts • Riprap to stabilize the banks and the discharge of the culverts Jack's Creek Storm Drainage Improvements Page 1 • Concrete t-beam walkways for maintenance and to support cable hoist lifts for flap gates • Guardrails/ rail system along roadway in-area over water. The improvements at Main Street include the following: • 20' by 7' by 35' long multi-cell reinforced concrete box culvert (dual 10' by 7' cells) • Endwall and headwall to support fill and road • Dredging / excavation upstream and downstream of Main Street to tie in the new culvert • Guardrails / rail system along roadway in area over water. The improvements for this project are to address flooding issues. The basin is approximately 95% built upon and the total impervious area is estimated to be 55% based on urban-residential land use and 115 acre lots. We are adding 910 square feet (0.02 acres) of impervious area. The new impervious area consists of headwalls, endwalls, wingwalls, and sidewalk area as needed to complete the project. The t-beams (100 square feet) that are being constructed at Park Drive are located over the existing water and are necessary to maintain the structure and to operate the cable hoist lifts. At Park Drive, riprap is being used to secure the slopes and the discharge of the culverts. Only the excavation / dredging necessary to tie in the new culverts will be completed. The Contractor who receives this project will have to have an extensive dewatering operation to place the culverts. Coffer dams or sheet piles, or a combination of both, will likely be used to dewater the project site as needed to complete the project. The culverts at Park Drive are designed with aluminum flap gates to prevent the river from intruding beyond Park Drive into the basin. This allows the City the ability to utilize their existing pumps to maintain the -2.0 MSL elevation upstream of Park Drive. During storm events or breach conditions, upstream of Park Drive will drain by gravity down to the NWL of the Pamlico River (when the water elevation upstream is greater than the water elevation downstream, the flap gates open). The culverts are sized to handle a 25- year storm event without creating excessive backup of water in the basin and to drain at the same rate as the river recedes after a breach condition. The new design will also allow for the City to open the flap gates when the river is above its NWL to flush out Jack's Creek. Although this system is not designed specifically for water quality, it does indirectly address the issue in a couple of ways. One, the system above Park Drive will still be pumped down from the NWL of the Pamlico River to the -2.0 MSL maintained upstream. This allows sediment to fall out upstream of Park Drive in the deeper portions of the basin. Two, by reducing the depth of flooding and the amount of time the streets upstream in the basin are flooded; the possibility of contamination of stormwater runoff from residential and business areas is reduced. At Main Street, culvert capacity is being increased to prevent the 25-year storm event from overtopping the street and to allow the basin upstream to drain at the fall rate of the river after a breach condition. With the new additional culvert, the open area is Jack's Creek Storm Drainage Improvements Page 2 approximately doubled under Main Street allowing fish to pass through to the basin between Main Street and Park Drive. The invert of the new culvert will be buried 1 foot deeper than the invert of the existing culvert to allow the bottom of the new culvert to silt in naturally, encouraging fish passage. Only the excavation / dredging necessary to tie in the new culverts will be completed. The Contractor who receives this project will have to have an extensive dewatering operation to place the culvert. Coffer dams or sheet piles, or a combination of both, will likely be used to dewater the project site as needed to complete the project. In the design of this project, environmental concerns were considered while not jeopardizing the goal of reducing flooding in Jack's Creek Basin. Sizes of structures, impervious area added, and the necessary excavation / dredging were minimized while meeting the intent of the project. The final design will reduce prolonged flooding in Jack's Creek by allowing the basin to drain at the receding rate of the river. Jack's Creek Storm Drainage Improvements Page 3 . Form. DCM-MP-1 .APPLICATION'. (To be completed by all applicants) b. City, town, community or landmark 6 TY o F 1A/ASI• #AJQ:W JWK5 O.K 1. APPLICANT a. Landowner: Name Zla DC Address Flo, OY fQRAL 10-7 ST, City WAIMIA14MW State 1VI!, c. Street address or secondary road number 3eK's CIzEEk Q922VtFS ?T .??PK Dom, r?.3z) d' M-41AI Sr d. Is proposed work within city limits or planning jurisdiction?_ Yes No e. Name of body of water nearest project (e.g. river, creek, sound, bay) 7MK'_,5 CREEK Zip x,79& q Day Phone 1-252- 1 Fax / 25•Z- M - LS b. Authorized Agent: Name THE W=22nZ aM PAAl y Address 120 N. SDYL.AW AVM City RALE1111+ State NG Zip Z7&Qj? Day Phone I 8.2 -1? 3! Fax 912-234-35-A-1 c. Project name (if any) ?AGK'S 1!5R,_5r_ NOTE: PenWt will be issued in now oflandowner(s), and/or project name. 2. LOCATION OF PROPOSED PROJECT a. County .SEA UFQR-r 3. DESCRIPTION AND PLANNED USE OF PROPOSED PROJECT a. List all development activities you propose (e.g. building a home, motel, marina, bulkhead, pier, and excavation and/or filling activities. `i-q"l Box CuLyEr -r .+ NDwfiLGS/M//N WALLS UNDER PMK 17R ; 1 - .ZO'x 4' VuhL GFLb. EnrnWALL. 1MM,0VFAff VTS ?47-,0,4/A1 ST. a R17?RA? F'DR ?IOREun1E '?nTFi?Tinnl b. Is the proposed activity maintenance of an existing project, new work, or both? $orrt+ c. Will the project be for public, private or commercial use? TU-BL_I e- d. Give a brief description of purpose, use, methods of construction and daily operations of proposed project. If more space is needed, please attach additional pages. RNA is -ro REL1 VE tL=aJ THE PAtALICn Xive-r- BREACHES BERM AQ Revised 03195 Form DCM-MP-1 4. LAND AND WATER CHARACTERISTICS a. Size of entire tract NP u MSSlm b. Size of individual lot(s) N J& c. Approximate elevation of tract above MHW or NWL Cuu/ER-M AfPA9W d WAW ur11-4- AFA&a"/NWL d. Soil type(s) and texture(s) of tract F Lt- MkMIKI aL- e. Vegetation on tract C rRA66 M SAt.JK h7- J?K< f. Man-made features now on tract &m? STA-nolJ *?,ot A-r t'3RK J)R, a Box CULyart-r 4- iFoAD AT AAIW 5,-. g. What is the CAMA Land Use Plan land classification of the site? (consufl the local farad use plan.) Conservation Transitional X Developed Community Rural Other h. How is the tract zoned by local government? R(oS - RESIDENTIAL m. Describe existing wastewater treatment facilities. N16 n. Describe location and type of discharges to waters of the state. (For example, surface runoff, sanitary wastewater, industrial/commercial effluent, "wash down" and residential discharges.) SvR F ?0oc>rP Fppm SACk"5 CRESK o. Describe existing drinking water supply source. 1J /A S. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION In addition to the completed application form, the following items must be submitted: • A copy of the deed (with state application only) or other instrument under which the applicant claims title to the affected properties. If the applicant is not claiming to be the owner of said property, then forward a copy of the deed or other instrument under which the owner claims title, plus written permission from the owner to carry out the project. i. Is the proposed project consistent with the applicable zoning? X _ Yes No (Anoch zmdj o pfianc, eer6ficare, i(applicable) j• Has a professional done for the tract? If yes, by whom?. archaeological assessment been Yes _? No k. Is the project located in a National Registered Historic District or does it involve a National Register listed or eligible property? Yes X No 1. Are there wetlands on the site? -L Yes No Coastal (marsh) X Other X If yes, has a delineation been conducted? NO (Asada doaoneuadon, if asWlabfe) • An accurate, dated work plat (including plan view and cross-sectional drawings) drawn to scale in black ink on an 8 1/2" by I1" white paper. (Refer to Coastal Resources Commission Rule 7J.0203 for a detailed description.) Please note that original drawings are preferred and only high quality copies will be accepted. Blue-line prints or other larger plats are acceptable only if an adequate number of quality copies are provided by applicant. (Contact the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers regarding that agency's use of larger drawings.) A site or location map is a part of plat requirements and it must be sufficiently detailed to guide agency personnel unfamiliar with the area to the Revised 03/95 Form DCM-MP-1 site. Include highway or secondary road (SR) numbers, landmarks, and the like. • A Stormwater Certification, if one is necessary • A list of the names and complete addresses of the adjacent waterfront (riparian) landowners and signed return receipts as proof that such owners have received a copy of the application and plats by certified mail. Such landowners must be advised that they have 30 days in which to submit comments on the proposed project to the Division of Coastal Management. Upon signing this form, the applicant further certifies that such notice has been provided. Name Addres Phone Name Address Phone Name Address Phone • A list of previous state or federal permits issued for work on the project tract. Include permit numbers, permittee, and issuing dates. 4.00 • A check for335@-made payable to the Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources (DEHNR) to cover the costs of processing the application. • A signed AEC hazard notice for projects in oceanfront and inlet areas. • A statement of compliance with the N.C. Environmental Policy. Ad (N.C.G.S. 113A - 1 to 10) If the project involves the expenditure of public funds or use of public land's, attach a statement documenting compliance with the North Carolina Environmental Policy Act. 6. CERTIFICATION AND PERMISSION TO ENTER ON LAND I understand that any permit issued in response to this application will allow only the development described in the application. The project will be subject to conditions and restrictions contained in the permit. I certify that to the best of my knowledge, the proposed activity complies with the State of North Carolina's approved Coastal Management Program and will be conducted in a manner consistent with such program. I certify that I am authorized to grant, and do in fact, grant permission to representatives of state and federal review agencies to enter on the aforementioned lands In connection with evaluating information related to this permit application and follow-up monitoring of the project. I further certify that the information provided in this application is truthful to the best of my knowledge. -r- 2002 This is the 18 day of 49- Print Name p,L. WJ `wuc '-i icy Signature ZA? ". landowner or Aulho ' gnu Please indicate attachments pertaining to your proposed project. DCM MP-2 Excavation and Fill Information DCM MP-3 Upland Development DCM MP-4 Structures Information X DCM MP-5 Bridges and Culverts DCM MP-6 Marina Development NOTE: Please sign and date each attachment in the space provided at the bottom of each form. Revised 43/95 Form DCM-MP-5 BRIDGES AND CULVERTS ? RK D=1VE Attach this form to Joint Application for CAMA Major Permit, Form DCM-MP-1. Be sure to complete all other sections of the Joint Application that relate to this proposed project. 1. BRIDGES. N/A a. Public Private b. a of bridge (construction material) c. Water bb4y to be crossed by bridge d. Water depth the proposed NWL e. Will proposed bri a replace Yes No If yes, (1) Length of existin rid; (2) Width of existin b 'dg (3) Navigation c ling at MLW or existing bridge? bridge ---------- -----o (4) Will all, or /a part of, th existing bridge be removed? xvlain) L Will pro ed bridge replace an existin v Revised 03/95 es No If yes, (1) ngth of existing culvert Width of existing culvert Height of the top of the existing culvert the MHVV or NWL (4) Will all, or a part of, the existing culvert removed? (Explain) g. of proposed bridge h. Wid of proposed bridge i. Height proposed bridge above j. Will the pr sed bridge affect Yes No If yes, explain k. Navigation water flow? proposed bridge 1. Will the proposed b ' e affect navigation by reducing or inc g the existing navigable opening? Y No If yes, explain m. Will the pro ed bridge cross w 7 containing no navigab waters? Yes No If yes, ex ain n. 410yecs-'Mr you contacted the U.S. Coast ing their approval? Yes No lease prov ide record of their action. Form DCM-MP-5 2. CULVERTS a. Water body in which culvert is to be placed SACK `5 CREEK b. Number of culverts proposed 4- - q 1 X to c. Type of culvert (construction material, style) ?kK; A:-*- T{EtMFD&9R CANCRET X 1:4U VEr'nr - d. Will proposed culvert replace_ an existing bridge? Yes X_ No (1; of existing bridge (2) Wid existing bridge (3) Navigation earance and th existing bridge (4) Will all, or a ppr6fVwexisting bridge be j. Will the proposed culvert affect existing navigation potential? Yes X_ No ain 3. EXCAVATION AND FILL a. FA SON MI-y A b. e. Will proposed culvert replace an existing culvert? Yes ,-.,X_ No (1) of existing culvert (2) Wid existing culvert (3) Height of of the ex' ' g culvert above the MHW or (4) Will all, or a of, existing culvert be f. Length of proposed culvert 5.S Fr g. Width of proposed culvert 43 FT (36 Ft 2ffS) C. FbR y?r d. h.' Height of the top of the proposed culvert above the MHW or NWL INsigs of Dc% is 2. R R A WC NWL i. Will the proposed culvert affect existing water flow? _ Yes No If yes, explain N sF*trt'LY Tii M S CKEM 1S ' DDAMME7Q no ?A'ZK VIZ. ?jZa'E= W l"_&LLOU/ SAA?17Y Line/ /A/ .90WAISPIB&-T/OJl/ Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert rewire any excavation below the MHW or NWL? --X_ Yes No NWL = o, 8 If yes, t (1) Length of area to be excavated 55 Ft (2) Width of area to be excavated 45 P-+/ (3) Depth of area to be excavated 0 - Al (4) Amount of material to be excavated in cubic yards 504- p3 4A Sty t.6- (Dd lwrmA& of t?At?rE. T.n` &&4vAnow),482?3 Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert require any excavation within: /1(0 Coastal Wetlands SAVs _ Other Wetlands 7((3) ;LUen area to be excav dth of area cavated material to be ted in cubic o ds s Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert require any highground excavation? Yes No If yes,- f(l). Length of area to be excavated 55 R (2) Width of area to be excavated ¢- fi */ (3) Amount of material to be excavated in cubic yards 60 )23 `V ?S?E rao-rE ?Z Q SarTOra of 4?e,1r;;TotJ,1. SxurgT?aV?!/?¢ If the placement of the bridge or culvert involve any excavation, please complete the following: (1) Location of the spoil disposal area 141AW CR_DUjUb SITE DyMQ 3YrjIV ro.8f (2) Dimensions of spoil disposal area 'DMP-MIN (3) Do you claim title to the disposal area? Y_ Yes No Cr" hopFrN If no, attach a letter granting permission from the owner. AE,iI,ERAL A6TE% Y°?v?Es &ZW 4*4d'D USlN6 D0r/11- r4ei4Al MODEL REPR AVO E4RIV09r, , M i IEP 7V TiE/rt???lf??a?dEeTS, ?•l0'T , 1 ; -rOTA L F_xc.A v.4T10i1 SELoW NW I _ W IT141N $AF 1 n.l (i=)(C Lu D I N G EXcAVq?10tJ \.p t-vM For, Cur vCRM ,-ISMP AMVE) To 7-le L'UL{iE.QTf /N is 978 ya/3 (THE AMox, Revised 03/95 DIM£N610% = 8y'by 1591 by IA'DvEp), 7o-Ml- .45V4W4r/ON=/482yd3 /JDTtQ: 74A,G 4ye.4 A7A:l`1 40160 N`VL (EXCLV?/NG EXeAUAT/Or? 101-11mE fee eMA-VF rt Llsnu> ANOV-0 /,S S/¢ J/q?3(APPRDX. 17iMEN$lONS = /Yo 6yz/'6y 3. s'?6EP) ToTAL_ EXCAYAr1on/_/,/y?¢yd3 Form DCM-MP 5 (4) Will the disposal area be available for future b. Will the proposed project require the relocation of maintenance? X_ Yes No any existing utility lines? ,X_ Yes No (5) Does the disposal area include, any coastal If yes, explain in detail SPRWT- LINES Ifs THE wetlands (marsh), SAVs, or other wetlands? NTH SNWLDM wILL BE RACW SACK IlJ Yes X_ No mom SHwmz;-ER ur zez 7771E &9RoFPgDEWAIC If yes, give dimensions if different from (2) above. c. Will the proposed project require the construction of (6) Does the disposal area include any area below any temporary detour structures? the N1HW or NWL? Yes -?L No Yes X--- No If yes, give dimension if different from No. 2 ain in detail above. e. Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert result in any fill (other than excavated material d. Will the proposed project require any work described in Item d. above) to be placed below channels? Yes _X No MHW or NWL? _ x Yes No If yes, complete Form DCM-MP-2 If yes, (1) Length of area to be filled 52,c ;- e. How will excavated or fill material be kept on site .(2) Width of area to be filled 7 FF M/Ac¢TQIANC?uGA?sHM? and erosion controlled? A V MA7MVAL-X2&.M (3) Purpose of fill APRONS wiNSws?tts iPPAy ON srr E E & 9"&6Z c ?srF?T FDR STA$/L/?J/TION w,n-? N(' ERoS??iV ?rNT'RuL PI PACTk.ES f. 9- Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert result in any fill (other than excavated material described in Item d. above) to be placed within: JiO Coastal Wetlands _ SAVs _ Other Wetlands (1) Le area to be filled (2) Width orea (3) Purpose;, Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert result in any fill (other than excavated material described in Item d. above to be placed on highground? Yes No 71 (1) Len ea to be filled (2) Width of area (3) Purpose o f. What type of construction equipment will be used (for example, dragiine, backhoe or -hydraulic dredge)? _URAGLINE. 5AUV40E ., CARNE 4. GENERAL a. Will the proposed project involve any mitigation? Yes No lain in detail g. Will wetlands be crossed in transporting equipment to project site? Yes ?_ No lain steps that will be talk e-l sn eh. Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert require any shoreline stabilization? _.Y Yes No If yes, explain in detail Rip KAP wiLL BE USED 'TD STA?1 L?1 ?£ tiAN Ate To 'OKE 5yrRE tN E W t?F.AtE Pt?icS ]7lSCkll4f? SEF_ WAW 1 NGS. Date Revised 03/95 Form DCM-MP-5 Attach this form to Joint Application for CAMA Major Permit, Form DCM-MP-1. Be sure to complete all other sections of the Joint Application that relate to this proposed project. 1. BRIDGES' NIA a. Public Private b. a of bridge (construction material) c. Water b6ly to be crossed by bridge d. Water depth t the proposed cros g at MLW or NWL e. Will proposed bri a replace existing bridge? Yes No If yes, (1) Length o4?n (2) Width o(3) Navigatibridge (4) Will all, or part of, removed? CF-xplain) _ underneath existing existing bridge be f. Will propof6d bridge replace an existin cult' No if yes, (1) ngth of existing culvert (2) idth of existing culvert ( Height of the top of the existing culvert the MHW or NWL (4) Will all, or a part of, the existing culvert removed? (Explain) g. Len of proposed bridge h. Width f proposed bridge i. Height o proposed bridge above j. Will the pro sed bridge affect Yes No If yes, explain k. Navigation clearance water flow? proposed bridge 1. Will the proposed a ne2t navigation by reducing or inc mg stingnavigable opening? Yk ?-? No If yes, explain M. Will the pro sod bridge cross w containing no navigab a waters? Yes No If yes, ex ain n. =Ccerning e you contacted the U.S. Coast their approval? Yes No Jiyes, please provide record of their action. Revised 03/95 Form DCM-MP-5 2. CULVERTS a. Water body in which culvert is to be placed -TAC-K S GREEK j. . Will the proposed culvert affect existing navigation potential? Yes _.?._ No Lain 1 b. Number of culverts proposed 1- 20' X ?' M to (DUAL 10"O' CELI-5 C. Type of culvert (construction material, style) i d. Will proposed culvert replace an existing bridge? Yes -X No (1) of existing bridge (2) Wid existing bridge (3) Navigation earance eath existing bridge (4) Will all, or a of, existing bridge be e. Will proposed culvert replace an existing culvert? Yes -X- No (1) of existing culvert (2) Wid existing culvert (3) Height of of the ex' g culvert above the N or (4) Will all, or afar of, existing culvert be f. Length of proposed culvert 36 FT g. Width of proposed culvert S f° - 60 Fl- OPEM) 3.. EXCAVATION AND FILL a. Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert require any excavation below the MHW or NWL? Yes No; If ?C/WL= O.8 t? yes, For,B,* (1) Length of area to be excavated Owy% (2) Width of area to be excavated SFit (3) Depth of area to be excavated q Ft 41- (4) Amount of material to be excavated in cubic yards' ., -9-180 „S"FE 3 ?t/oTiE0d P J0 MMorPAGE torn1. -XMYKT.1!iV= b. Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert require any excavation within: NO _ Coastal Wetlands _ SAVs _ Other Wetlands 7(3) Len rea to be excavated Width of area to Amount ial to be ?ed m cubic c. Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert require any highground excavatiop? Y_ Yes No If yes,. For (I) Length of area to be excavated 37 Ff Box (2) Width of area to be excavated F ft/ oNtI>1E Amount of material to be excavated in cubic yards 90 YPs t/ IS" IW70z @ AprrbAf of AO. exe4ym At-105yd3 d. ;If the placement of the bridge or culvert involves any excavation, please complete the following: h: Height of the top of the proposed culvert above the (1) Location of the spoil disposal area MHW or NWL ia.5LDE 6F aEox /S1.4*4ly- EVENwL ?IAUA bomb-'SITE 0 1 V firrvfIn??.CON4 (2) Dimensions of spoil disposal area i. Will the proposed culvert affect existing water flow? A5 14Er_e:55A tY _ Yes No (3) Do you claim title to the disposal area? If yes, explain rLD W AREA WILL.. $E ?1?kOXl/rIA-??Y ?_ Yes No 8 (?! gp Ty 'Pouj5? ED. F Loy) \N ILL BE Ma Ta 60 If no, attach a letter granting permission from AND ot-)T of S'ACK'S CRS FROM ;iul? the owner. G&VFfAL MOM,' VoWMES low 444 ID 051W DA51M, TMAIW AW&-. 9EFRMENrS £WPW6At X?9,VAAD 7V r01141 NON C???E?'T. AME-6) : 1*744 "CA94770A/ .9&oW NWG wrrlliV 8As/.li?E,YCGvl??Nl> 4yeXy VoGUiKE FD,e CvLi/EA°_T L1.57W A&VO r -r Mr CULvf?T /,r iS 1S*0 ydJ' ?PP?Dx; DiMFA/S/DAIS =Os'by 90'by I.6'Dr-eP ToTQ- ExcAVAPOW = *30 yd 3 Revised 03195 No7ZQ ; 75_r4-Z_ EX'Z,1G 714A1 AV/,r N WI- (&X&OPIA6 dOLdMF Fde ed611AQ7' P/ 77P ,4/E) JS 6-yd 1, kpproK AMENS IONS x `byfp, S Eby Df.Ef'. T•1G ExcAd?FTxn1=/05yd3 . I Form DCM-MP 5 (4) Will the disposal area be available for future N b. Will the proposed project require the relocation of utilit lines? Yes N istin o maintenance?_ Yes g y any ex o (5) Does the disposal area include any coastal If yes, explain in detail A&E//B?P ?jT//.?t1r4L s, or other wetlands? wetlands (marsh .&L.? Swmcr yV/LL .3E ?4DD?D 7D WA?L?,Q ) Yes No ,_-zMirg amb GAS UAUY vAs7,e601 a ?vLvE,eT If yes, give dimensions if different from (2) above. c. Will the proposed project require the construction of (6) Does the disposal area include any are; below any temporary detour structures? the MHW or NWL? Yes No Yes No if yes, give dimension if different from No. 2 in detail above . e. Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert result in any fill (other than excavated material d. Will the proposed project require any work described in item d. above) to be placed below channels? . Yes _X No MHW or NWL? X Yes No If yes, complete Form DCM-MP-2 If yes, (1) Length of area to be filled S'R t? e. How will excavated or fill material be kept on site (2) Width of area to be filled 3P and erosion controlled? 44NY A1,,47VjAL ?raR (3) Purpose of fill 'tP `y Jti s- HEADWALL. e}. DN S/TL WILD AE 1W MANNF.F- ?n?,s/ FVT N»vJr LL w1rd JMG fPQS/GI?t/ CDA(T1P?L ?kACT1«S f. Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert f. What type of construction equipment will be used result in any fill (other than excavated material (for example, dragline, , backhoe or -hydraulic described in Item d. above) to be placed within:, NO dredge)? UA iN , BACA 0E, MOM, Other Wetlands SAVs Coastal Wetlands _ _ I , (1) Len .ea to be filled (2) Width of area to g. Will wetlands be crossed in transporting equipment (3) Purpose o to project site? Yes_ No x lain steps that will be take ? ?sen sen environmen Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert g. result in any fill (other than excavated material described in Item d. above) to be placed on highground? Yes_ No h. Will the placement of the proposed bridge or culvert require any shoreline stabilization? (1) Len ea to be filled Yes No (2) Width of area led- in in detail (3) Purpose of 5 0 4. GENTAAL o a. Will the proposed project involve any mitigation? FV;atur; 4`1 Yes No 11•?° U L 'n in detail , Revised 03195 CITY OF WASHINGTON NORTH CAROLINA JACK'S CREEK STORM DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS DECEMBER 2002 MAYOR L. Stewart Rumley CITY COUNCIL Ed Booth Richard Brooks Ed Gibson Emma Howard Judy Meier Jennette CITY MANAGER R. L. Willoughby ASST. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS Frankie Buck The CWooten Engineering - Planning - Architecture Raleigh - Greenville - Hickory - Asheboro r µµi+!I[r ? f? ?? ? 1... ?"?w t in1'i•?5 i?µi t FkGI o??"M1 a P?aECriu>rnecz. ABBREVIATIONS NOTES INDEX TO DRAWINGS A AREA LP LIGHT PO E ADHERE TO THE FOLLOWING ITEMS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE STORMWATER IMPROVEMENTS G1 COVER SHEET L UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. ABAND /BC AGGREGATE BASE COURSE LWL LOW WATER LEVEL 02 INDEX OF DRAWINGS, NOTES, & LEGEND O VE GENERAL C1 STAKING PLAN A.F.F. AB V E FLASHED FLOOR MAX MAXIMUM MECH MATERIAL AP 1, EXISTING UTILITIES ARE LOCATED ON PLANS APPROXIMATELY, NOTIFY UTILITY LOCATING SERVICE TO A C2 PARK DRIVE - SITE/GRADING PLAN AND PROFILE APPRO% A PP TE MATL MECHANICAL MARK LOCATION OF EXISTING UTILITIES AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TO COMMENCING CONSTRUCTION ASPH ASPHALT MFR. M/NIFACTUIIER ACTIVITY. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING EXACT LOCATION OF THESE EXISTING UTILITIES, C3 MAIN STREET - SITE/GRADING PLAN AND PROFILE 0 ASSY ASSEMBLY MH MANHOLE Z AYG AVERAGE MJ MECHANICAL JOINT THE COST TO REPAIR THESE FACILITIES, IF DAMAGED, SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE C4 PARK DRIVE - DOWNSTREAM HEADWALL PLAN AND ELEVATION O ARV AR RELEASE VALVE MN MWMRAI CONTRACTOR, N At AZIMUTH MON MONUMENT C5 PARK DRIVE - UPSTREAM HEADWALL PLAN AND ELEVATION > AWWA AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION W N/A NOT AVAILABLE 2. PROTECT EXISTING PROPERTY CORNER MARKERS, REPLACE DISTURBED PROPERTY CORNERS BY A C6 PARK DRIVE - HEADWALL SECTIONS AND ANTI-SEEP COLLAR SECTIONS AND B-B BACK OF CURB TO BACK OF CURB N NORTH PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR, BLDG BUILDING "AD 83 NORTH AMERICAN DATUM 1933 ELEVATIONS em MOW-OFF O( ASSEMBLY NO NORMAL CROWN BOA eLOW?oF ASSEMBLY xc GRID aoarH CAROLINA GRID 3, TEMPORARILY REMOVE MINOR ITEMS AS REQUIRED FOR THE INSTALLATION OF THE UTILITY, MINOR C7 MAIN STREET - DOWNSTREAM PLAN, ELEVATION, AND DETAILS SOT BOTTOM HOGS NORTH CAROLINA GEODETIC SURVEY ITEMS SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, EXISTING SIGNS, MAIL BOXES, STORM SEWER PIPES, ELEVATION AND DETAILS CB MAIN STREET - UPSTREAM PLAN SW BARB WIRE NO. NUMBER SHRUBS (UNDER 6 FT IN HEIGHT), AND TREES (UNDER 3 INCH IN DIAL REINSTALL ITEMS TO THEIR , , NTS NOT TO.SCxE ORIGINAL CONDITION TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL BE REPLANTED OUTSIDE OF EASEMENT AND C9 NCDOT STANDARD 3-BAR METAL RAIL CONNECTIONS AND DETAILS CWG CURB AND OMER NOM NOMINAL . CB CATCH BASIN NWL NORMAL WATER LEVEL RIGHTS-OF-WAY AT A LOCATION AGREED TO BY THE OWNER. INCLUDE COST IN THE PER END POST AND CONCRETE CAP DETAILS C10 MAIN STREET RAIL POST SPACING R N E ? FOOT COST OF THE UTILITY BEING INSTALLED, , CAST O N PIPE OC ON CENTER C11 EROSION CONTROL AND MISCELLANEOUS DETAILS CI CURB INLET OD OUTSIDE DIAMETER cLR CLEARANCE O/H OVERHEAD 4. SUPPORT EXISTING POLES, FENCES, CULVERTS, PAVEMENT, UTILITIES, CURBING AND OTHER STRUC- S1 PARK DRIVE UPSTREAM HEADWALL PLAN AND ELEVATION MONUM ?IG ORIGINAL AT TUNES DURING CONSTRUCTION REPAIR DAMAGED ITEMS TO THEIR ORIGINAL CONDITION AT NO CUP CORRlG TED METAL PIPE , S2 PARK DRIVE UPSTREAM HEADWALL SECTIONS AND DETAILS CMU CONCRETE MAiONVNY UNIT PC PONT OF CURVATURE ADDITIONAL COST, S3 PARK DRIVE DOWNSTREAM HEADWALL PLAN AND ELEVATION O ; 0 co CLEAN OUT PM PEDESTAL CONC CONCRETE PE PLAN END S. FOR NCOOT STANDARDS SEE SPECIFICATIONS. S4 PARK DRIVE DOWNSTREAM HEADWALL SECTIONS AND ELEVATIONS " W CONT CONTINUOUS PI PONT OF INTERSECTION CONSTR CONSTRUCTION PIV POST INDICATOR VALVE S5 MAIN STREET UPSTREAM HEADWALL PLAN, ELEVATION AND DETAILS o : m W CONiR CONTRACTOR P PROPERTY LINE 6, EX. WATER BODY DISTURBANCE SHALL BE MINIMIZED. EX, WATER BODY SHALL ONLY BE DISTURBED v w ,. W CON COINER QP POWER POLE IN LOCATIONS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS. S6 MAIN STREET DOWNSTREAM HEADWALL PLAN, ELEVATION AND DETAILS ; W D CPLL CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT PRV PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE CULV CULVERT PSI PONDS PER SQUARE INCH - a o in PVC POLYVINYL CHLORIDE 7. COMPACT OPEN CUT ROADWAYS, LOCAL AND NCDDT, THOROUGHLY PER SPECIFICATIONS, D DEPTH PT POINT OR PONT OF TANCENCY m y 0 OI DROP INLET PVMT PAVEMENT 3 r CI CIA DIAMETER EROSION CONTROL DIP DUCTILE IRON PIPE R RADIUS DIM DIMENSION R/W RIGHT OF WAY 1, INSTALL SILT FENCE OVER & AROUND TOP OF EXISTING STORM DRAINAGE INLETS & DISCH DISCHARGE RCP REINFORCED CONCRETE PPE PIPES IN AND ADJACENT TO DISTURBED AREAS, m m o DIST DSTA CE REF REFERENCE T 2. INSTALL SILT FENCE AROUND SPOIL PILES. - w 3 DOT DEPARTMEN OF TRANSPORTATION REO'O REQUIRED o m ow DOMESTIC WATER RET RETANNG PROVIDE EROSION CONTROL MEASURES AROUND STOCK / WASTE PILES AND STAGING AREAS AS DELTA REV REVISED DIRECTED BY ENGINEER. RPZ REDUCED PRESSURE ZONE E EAef 3. PROTECT STORM PIPE INLETS FROM SEDIMENT RUNOFF FROM LAND DISTURBING ACTIVITIES WITH y2. APIA REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE T N FN A: FIN ) EA EACH RENF REINFORCED SIL FE CE, STONE CHECK DAM, OR ARC FILTER AS APPROPRIATE FOR SITE CONDITIONS. L. ? J ' EFF EFFLUENT RT RIGHT 4, REPLACE DISTURBED STORM PIPE OUTLET PROTECTION WITH EQUAL OR GREATER AMOUNT OF ?yNr, '" - R3C ? 3 • i . "z4 SV F EP EXISTING NON PIPE EL ELEVATION S/W SIDEWALK RIP-RAP WITHIN 15 DAYS OF DISTURBANCE, . (?F''r j 5 „ ra<I JA. ELEC ELECTRIC SAN SANITARY 5, WHERE AREA MOUND OUTLET IS DISTURBED AND NO OUTLET PROTECTION EXISTS, CLASS EP EDGE OF PAVEMENT SCH SCHEDULE RIP-RAP SHALL BE PLACED MOUND PPE OUTLET AS DIRECTED BY ENGINEER, ?',N `'? -•' EW EACH WAY SDUN STORM DRAINAGE MANHOLE E% EXISTING SF BAT FENCE 6• PROVIDE EROSION CONTROL MATTING IN DITCHES AND SWALES AS DIRECTED BY ENGINEER. ON JOINT E%P .JT. EXPANSION SLAT SHEET LEGEND z S SOUTH F.F.E. FINISHED FLOOR ELEVATION SPECS SPECIFICATIONS SURVEY UTILITIES FO FINISHED GRADE SO SQUARE U FH FIRE HYDRANT SS STAINLESS STEEL EXISTING FEW E%ISTWD NEW N ST FN FINISH STREET FLG FLANGE STA. STATION BENCHMARK 0 POWER POLE p Z FM FORCE MAN S7D STANDARD FP FIRE PR07ECTIN SYM SYMBOL ,QA TEMPORARY BENCHMARK C( LIGHT POLE Z Z W W UJ Q Q FPS FEET PER SECOND Lsl CONCRETE MONUMENT d GUY WINE O F > Z FT FEET T TANGENT SOL BORE LOCATION -c- GAS MAN a Y 0 W 3 Q FTG FOOTING TSAR TEMPORARY BENCH MANN -,ro- TELEPHONE FIBER OPTIC P Z W Q W TCP TERRA COTTA PPE W NON PI E S LLI - < J G GAS 700 TEMPORARY DIVERSION DITCH M HUB M TACK 0 Q CA GAGE TEL TELEPHONE 3 W 40 GALV GALVANIZED TEL PED TELEPHONE PEDESTAL GAS METER G m NAIL • EROSION CONTROL I N U Z W M TEMP TEMPORARY O NAIL & CAP • >_ O Y LL Vl GPM GALLONS PER MINUTE THK THICK V a LlJ OR GRADE TOC TOP OF CURB • PK NAIL • EXIST) NEW } 7 x I'_ CV GATE VALVE TOP 70P OF SLOPE - - DITCH / SWALE F W O GYP GYPSUM TOW 70P OF WALL U Q Z TP TELEPHONE POLE SEWER SILT FENCE W-F-W-W z d' z HCP HANDICAPPED TRANS TRANSFORMER O HT HEIGHT TYP TYPICAL EXISTING NEW U HOR HORIZONTAL I- (n HP NORSE POWER U/G UNDERGROUND O MANHOLE w HWA HIGH WATER ALARM O CLEAN OUT HWL HIGH WATER LEVEL VC VERTICAL CURVE i HYD HYDRANT VCP VffFWW CLAY PIPE EROSION CONTROL CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE _s- SEWER LINE W m VERT VERTICAL -FS- FORCE MAN ID NSDE DIAMETER VOL VOLUME 1. CLEAR SITE ONLY AS NECESSARY TO INSTALL EROSION CONTROL DEVICES AS INDICATED ON N NCH VPC VERTICAL POW OF CURVATURE THE DRAWINGS. INSTALL TEMPORARY EROSION CONTROL DEVICES AS SHOWN ON PLANS. STORM DRAINAGE -- N/HR NOES PER HOUR VPI VERTICAL POINT OF INTERSECTION The INF INFLUENT VPT VERTICAL PONT OF TANGENCY 2. NOTIFY ENGINEER FOR SITE INSPECTION PRIOR TO COMMENCING MAIN CONSTRUCTION ENSTNC EM NT INTERSECT OPERATIONS. B INLET Wooten NY NKRT WA WITH PS IRON PIPE SET WL WATER LEE ISM ISLAND wu WATER METER J. ONCE EROSION CONTROL DEVICES ARE PROPERLY INSTALLED, BEGIN CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS. D FLARED END SECTION / Company WT WEIGHT 0 MANHOLE • -- JB JUNCTION BOX WV WATER VALVE 4. MAINTAIN EROSION CONTROL DEVICES AS NECESSARY DURING INSTALLATION OF STORMWATER WTP WATER TREATMENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS AND NECESSARY GRADING, INSPECT DEVICES AFTER EVERY RAINFALL EVENT WATER Engineering KWY KEYWAY WWF WELDED WOE FABRIC AND CLEMOUT TRAPS AND/OR CHECK DAMS WHEN HALF FULL. EXISTNC NEW wwm WASTE WATER TREATMENT PUNT - Plemung LF LINEAR FEET 5. AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES INSTALL ADDITIONAL EROSION CONTROL DEVICES AS w GATE VALVE L LENGTH YI YARD INLET INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS, CALLED FOR IN SPECIFICATIONS, OR AS DIRECTED BY ENGINEER, M BUTTERFLY VALVE 6 SEED AND MULCH DENUDED AREAS WITHIN FIFTEEN 05) WORKING DAYS) r a WATER METER „yI A `, r Architecture . PO M N CT E O P O A ? E PLUG i 2 . U N CO PL TI N OF ANY HASE OF CO STRU I N, 7609 Raleigh, N.C. 8. WHEN WORK WILL NOT PROCEED IN AN AREA WITHIN THE ABOVE TIME FRAME. H-y FITTING "yt WATER MAN I r ?r Ski'TB35 & ? A 7. AFTER SITE IS STABILIZED, REQUEST AN INSPECTION BY THE ENGINEER. UPON APPROVAL OF HYDRANT -J' - SITE STABILIZATION, REMOVE TEMPORARY EROSION CONTROL DEVICES, DRESS OUT AREA AND SEED RMANENT EROSION CONTROL DEVICES SHALL BE INSTALLED PAI 0 AIR RELEASE MANHOLE ,-r r T F ?n D ? SHEET. NO. APP V , j 1 I ?., - ED BY. ER RO Ex. POne \,•, % N 4973,W I E 5,030.63 x N 4,865.80 v C E 5,172,38 ?,4ge' N 4,885.08 I x •-?'`? ` ` ` \, E 5,117.25 C ?? vv 1 -Sp ' \?\\ \ ..\„ \• \ \ \\ \ 5.70 8 N 4,846.42 N 4,903,37 \ us \ ?\ \\\ y ?, \?\\ \ E 5,093.75 E 5,151,34 E 5,167.4 r1 \ \\ \ \ \\ \ EL • b,JO \ \\ ,o\ \ \\':n\ N 5,000.eEA00 \ \\:\ \\\V,\ E 5,000.00 N 4,895.81 _ \ \\$\ \ '\ \\ \\\\ \ \\\ \ E 5,060.49 % EX. PN gNAL \ N 4,\ \\ \ \ \\ \ E 5,03415 \ \\ \ \\ \\\ \. _ _ I / 1I t` I I I i L, 4B" 1 CURVE LENGTH RXr OWECTION CHORD \ GI 50.02 640.00 N72- 42-48-W 50.01 SP •5 ?•?? N 4,449 `\\1?'••\ \\ E 4,999, WV y?E,. vl?line -? \ \?_^ P, / N 4463.8 ,4,444.g "•?_.,.E„4,906.24 - E 41947A0 f,. toncre;e J NaWdw•In wtW rx; Ecltonnq 'STAKING POINTS (SP) ARE TO THE OUTSIDE CORNER OF BOX (SEE SHEETS C7 & CS) ,,, m? I??ml'Wpml ?ffa !" IN l" II" SP •3 N 4,843:41 E 5,081.35 r, PoaJ f.. Paid I E 5,21 N 4,802.05 E 5,171.11 Ofr rt+wnwuN rie? NG ERrr ;Ill o; ira5 3 \„ PRoPfRrr or ory 01 WAshmroN Y I x x I X r! -j P/W Park Drive 6:2 W Hwy 321 CENTERLNEE 7. .09 a mra.J4 Pit HAC u - - ruumru„r??:u I ..._ __ ` I I NSE I AXING POINTS (SP) ARE TO THE OUTSIDE iRNER OF BOX (SEE SHEETS C4 & C5) n5. I -SP •6 N 4,442.40 _ E 5,021,15 ` N I o N N 4,411.30 Main Street - N E75 064.89 ,krrd; . _ rr> a' I ;,.E. APPROXIMATE . I y,; c?+wn j CENTERLINE STAKING NOTES: 1, COORDINATES AND BEARINGS ARE PROVIDED N LOCAL COORDINATES. 2. HORIZONTAL INFORMATION ONLY PROVIDED ON THIS PLAN, SEE EACH RESPECTIVE SHEET FOR VERTICAL INFORMATION (I.E. TOP AND INVERT ELEVATIONS) In z 0 0 W w W N p N co ? N 2 N w w = Y N } m m r m 4 ??Cr ?CAROr? .. Y% %}.'L:% "+?.4 .'l?fn:°'W. ?U:; y ???''?". F ' ??• , 4 nlm?,Y??i? Ga '>'>,BRI?N 700°• rrrW?uu,n"er N ? F- o Z z W Z W 0 O Q Z W0: J x w( d w- 3 inQ ZZ 4. UZ Q u- F O (F/) U? w °u 0 N The WOOten Company Engineering Planning AlfchlcecMlre + _ 120 Nwth B.)4- Are. n.d `/ t'?V ^p ?? ?+ Reldgh, N.G 27809 ?C I k +y?•`?14 ,III \1,,?'rI' 9NCe 1999 . i ? ? SHEET NO. ' r I i r WATER LEVELS •2,0'MSL r ROVIDE SILT R FENCE AS SHOWN ' r / i I`^? ,, .,• \. _-: •? \`, kE:rS . VARIES 18" THK. CLASS I i RIP•RAP l SEE BANK ! R PLAN / A F { / / , \?`,_•,' + STABILIZATION DETAIL) 0, i n ll I I `+`1 , / 4 ' X'. HEADwNL Ex Pond 1 ,I ? '7r I r I EX. 36" TO BE C0fl.ETEf Y a + ' '•?.,`•fl• t ,. C wl I \ +, REMOVED (BEYOND RR.PUSED' PROPERTY OF I CITY OF WA4NN5rON 'SDMH) L _\ 2' TKK. .IL' 36Y FES /. , ?R •RM.(SEE BANK ?y I ! \ ITHN?S,' a i ••1.50 ?r S ZATION DETAIL NNV ) \ ' ,A tl ASS IRO TAN' •~??? ?/o'' w. FILL`VOIp _)I NpA"RM APZIND •/: I i zs;APRODO x 20 LF OF 34" x nr 4 - RCP R 4,,02 I _. /? VA tV "-- h ,, r// ,rt'?GS GUARDRAIL ANCHOR UNIT UPSTREdHE ' FRGPOSED SDNH TOP-775 STANDPFRD TYPE 35D (AS ALLOWED / . ?' \? b\ •:• ?YT/¢E?• •A -'" ` NCDOT x 350 `(SEE,§HEE INV••0.31•\:dN)l BY E NCOOT) \ ?\ \ c G '1 AF Jr < GUARD RA MV_ .7a-(O T) ((LLx x Ex. Fen. TI " 4p . \ ?} 4' CUARDRAL aNLS '._ ' •Y, ?„ "C \ 'ti4 (? r # ? >'_..?•FJ--. - _iA(? -X-..,y-1( .F-r-Y- ANCHOR Ulwi rv d TYPE 350 I ' BEA JA ri. - 9.tn \ \\ \ \\°' \ STRUCTURE I L. - \? ---°--°- ? •. sguh 4 ANCHOR UNIT rW t "'; SEE NOTES 162 'M- Park Drive ` SEE NOTES 7 \ \\ \ \ \\' ?\ NCOOT TYPE III 162 r vrmr? \ ------ 1•Wa?l !E !m I STRUCTURE---' ra•nrs toaN+y 311 \ \ c, \ \ , 8 . ANCHOR UNIT \ \ .\ \ \ F gg NCDOT TYPE II \\.? w •? • \ _ TI-SET COLLARS 1° .6- B ? END $ °APPROX. ". ,--?L SHEET) x ; _ _ ..?"o :'dffo $go ° • ,,.--''', \\ \\ r ° I mJ ml m STRUCTURE PRODECT CENTERLINE ?GI\ \`\PR\WEGT-T •..., PN---"'-- ?p$?C NIT CHDR'UNIi--- III I „ rc CDOT TYPE RI nw -'",.•-...,...,?'S9., \ L\s' N 18.45' LB I SEE ORES 2 -•''? . 18.5' 1Y.5' SO' _ .t 1 _ - Pv lo srlcn Px'.?BPB -ER FTBEA OPTIC/YELEPHONE a f , ••._?? '\ \ \ \\ f,,;. _ -? _ CABLE RELOCATE AS NECESSARY i / (,: GU RAIL NCD07 7ANppgp Q ?. eC•• ^ DURING EXCAVATION . COORDINATE /,•,' GUARTIRAL? \ \ ac1(A _ TYPE,350 RELOCATION WITH ISPRjNT •__r---, n+SE ANCHORtlNIT•GUARORALr' \\NCDOD ANCHOR UNIT TYPE 350 ^? \ , AN \a ru ``-,. _ - '• \ ,GUARDRAIL ..,? , BANK STABIfZEO 'l a IJdE YTNK C?ASSA`'. \ `+ 'WITH 18 TkRK. CLASS r \ >y,?? "RIP-RAP (6`BEYZND)\ I \ \\';+ \ ... -. \ + 1 RIP•RAP'? i / r7o . I ----- `,`+ (BEE OETPR) {IIY?' i ?'I ?? APRQN)`. \ BAN( STABINZED\WM?.` \\ .,•I,'', 'lln ! ? I ' V 1B" THK. CLASS I V ` RIP-RAP I ?V "PUMPING STATLON (E DETAIL) i, ?iAISjtHPRFE ENVELOPI`\ ' ', j ;w , \ • `\ )FINQRMAL RIVER WATER, LEVEL• 8 MSL `,\ ,17OWNSTRiAM HEWWALL ?-APR0MATE ?' ;ilr? jSEE SH4ET C4) \,',? \ 1 {\\ \ II 111111 ?` ?' // , / 4 I \4 \\ + ipRN'ER-Y Gf' +?, ', \V 11 11,? Er, 3n"C^7_'?rtm.A1t1?`'; \`?\`;1 :? :A, •Y VF 1A561hVC it]N ``7 \1 \ 11 1' `? ?1T?11 \ " I SEE NOTE 7 BM (SEA 14) STATION LOCATED IN THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF JACK'S CREEK PUMP STATION ALONG HWY NC 32 EL•9.30 q PAW DRIVE 2' AWHALT TYPE S9.58 SURFACE COURSE 5' ASPHALT TYPE 119.08 ?NTERHEDUTE COIASE 8• CABC BASE COURSE TYPICAL STREET SECTION SCALE; NTS AA METAL I 1 RAE SIDEICTYP. EACH ? ? .. SO.OMB 4 GUTTER HEADWALL Z 0 N 4' THX, > CONCRETE W SIDEWALK w w M m Z N ° N N GO w w 0 W b ii C' a m> = w Y m r ? r m m Z 0 to i Y u 0 ?T U AAI ryIAr 1 I N ? , 1 t d Y gQ ; T ?5?t [g[g? h W % G?oA..4 11 Gr'-'cd J .a q NOTES; 1. REMOVE AND REPLACE EX, CURB AND GUTTER THROUGH THE LIMITS OF THE EXCAVATION (APPROX.20'BEYOND PROPOSED CULVERT EACH SIDE). NEW CURB 6 GUTTER SHALL BE INSTALLED AT THE SAME HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL LOCATION AS THE EX. CURB 6 GUTTER. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH ENGINEER BEFORE INSTALLATION OF NEW CURB 6 GUTTER, TIE NEW CURB AND GUTTER TO EXISTING, 2, ASPHALT SHALL BE SAW CUT AT THE SAME LOCATION AS THE CURB AND GUTTER, REMOVE ASPHALT AND REPLACE IN ACCORDANCE WITH TYPICAL SECTION. EXTEND ASPHALT PATCHING ONE FOOT (0 BEYOND SAW CUT ON EACH SIDE( APPROX. 1" OF TYPE S9,50). 3. GUARDRAIL, STRUCTURAL ANCHOR UNITS, AND APPURTENANCES SHALL BE INSTALLED PER NCDOT STD. 862.01, 862.02 6 862,03. GUARDRAIL SHALL FOLLOW THE ALIGNMENT OF THE EX, CURB AN GUTTER AND TAPER AWAY FROM CURB LINE PER PLAN. TYPE 350 ANCHOR UNITS SHALL BE INSTALLED PER MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS. 4, CUT SLOPES NECESSARY FOR INSTALLATION OF BOX CULVERTS SHALL BE 1,5'1 MIN, DEVIATIONS FROM THIS, IF NECESSARY, SHALL BE AS APPROVED BY GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER. 5. CONTRACTOR SHAT CONTACT SPRINT TO COORDINATE WORK PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK. SPRINT CONTACT INFORMATION; ROBERT B. DUNN, CUSTOMER SERVICE SUPERVISOR SPRINT 3718 HWY 264 EAST WASHINGTON, NC 27689 OFFICE • 1.252-946.9155 MOBILE • 1.252.945.0070 E-MAIL - roberLb.dunnBmoil,spr!nt.com •_? 6. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE AWARE THAT WATER LEVELS UPSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM WILL aC . ,r (1 =' FLUCTUATE DURING CONSTRUCTION. UPSTREAM LEVELS WILL SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE DURING • f4= 1 E RAN LEVELS PRIOR TO BASIN BEING PUMPED DOWN, DEWATEAING OPERATIONS SHALL CONSIDER 'I t THE POTENTIAL FOR HIGH WATER LEVELS.IF CONTRACTOR'S DEWATERING OPERATION IS COMPROMISED DUE TO HIGH WATER LEVEL,THE A)DITIONAL.DEWATERING REQUIRED TO COMPLETE $$$ ,yL. - WORK WILL BE AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER, 7, NO CONSTRUCTION IS ALLOWED IN THE PUMPING STATION DISCHARGE ENVELOPE, i W Z W J 0 a InW LLI _1 LLJ ? Wa >OE o?o0 0 YZ ?(90 Ua W F ?0 0-Wa z =, 04 In 0 0 ._ N mmomommoaara The Wooten Company Engineering Planning Architecture 120 North 80)1anAva. Raleigh, N.C. 27603 11071F:i SHEET NO. 1 3 c v 1 1 \ r 1 I I 1 I ,`\ 1 ``., i f 18" MIN. CLASS "I" RIPRAP :\?\'• NEW TIMBER PILE 'JANK STABILIZATION SUPPORT 18'FROM 1\ (S€E DETAIL) (SEE ?DETAILS) \\ REMOVE EX. SIDEWALK `i UPSTREAM THIS SECTION. REPLACE ' I'• SECTION II \.\•''?•??\\ `\ WITH NEW 4'SBIEWALK (SEE SHEET CBI I \ TMER-TO..E%.SIDEWALK _ \ (TAPER LENGTH 10T \ ``- \, rx,. S? ? luu?ZRF-i7• ROILS' _. Or -,o59 `z \ STA. 20•DO.OD CRR yy GRADE POINT $ St 'BEGIN PROJECT (SEE NOTE 7) n '' SEE NOTE 3 )B.os P x 77 .____-_ vnrrrr ? r f ''Yf .6 Nnlumm W°P l ' i ( i of" 1 'l / 18" NIN CLASS "1,"AIPRAP % BANK STABILIZAJ10N II I (SEE DETAIL) i ' , pp P AT r I ? I ? 1 i WALL NEW II i r r 1 r I , I I7t? APPROX. NORMAL RIVER ` I?WATER LEVEL"0.8'MSL r i ` r 1 II 1 r f, 11r fx Waalerr, W Pert h b 4 b RMewoe, `I : ? 1 ca , r ? NCDOT: TYPE M ? ?. STRUCTURE ANCHOR UNIT ' NCDOT STD. DETAIL 86'L.03 (TYP, pF 3) ; NCOOT ?AT•I END U18T' I N ? , r r 2 2 -ayc C , / ,0 NCDOT STD. DETAIL 86 4crl (TYP o , or 3i r f) svaf n W EX. LLK n 6 Ex :7"x6^ 9or co".rl . STA, 7.22.58 - n END PROJECT I C.He "mr- - - - 1 E? r- (AI PB A Br+°a Rrwn .d . rennq 'e Ren wee R'p N, Y' OWNSTREAM SECTION r (SEE SHEET C7) RETAINING ATION OF (T & WALL ex. vx:: NORMAL RIVER LEVEL 0,8'MSL i R/W _ APPROX. ? CENTERLINE htairi Str.Qet " NEW CONCRETE 'CAP. & RAILING (SEE'SHEETS C7&C9) t 1 , I GUARDRAIL PER / 8000 STD.EA / 862.02 (1YP. EACH CH SIDE) IDE) CAP An 1-- NOTES: 1. DO NOT DISTURB EX. DOUBLE CELL BOX CULVERT EXCEPT WHERE NOTED OR AS APPROVED BY ENGINEER, 2. SEE NOTES ON GUARDRAIL ON SHEET C2. 3, A 15' TRANSITION ROADWAY SECTION EXTENDS FROM THE WEST EDGE OF THE NEW BOX CULVERT. THIS TRANSITION SECTION SERVES TO TRANSITION BETWEEN THE EXISTING ROADWAY TO THE NEW PAVEMENT SECTION OVER THE NEW BOX CULVERT, 4. THE NEW PAVEMENT SECTION ACROSS THE NEW MULTI-CELL BOX CULVERT SHALL VARY ONLY AS NECESSARY (PER PLAN) FROM THE EXISTING PAVEMENT,tEW CENTERLINE ELEVATIONS SHALL MATCH EXISTING CENTERLINE ELEVATIONS. 5. EXISTING UTILITY CROSSINGS UPSTREAM OF BOX CULVERTS SHALL NOT BE DISTURBED EXCEPT AS INDICATED. DAMAGE TO THESE UTILITIES WRING CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE REPAIRED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. 6. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE AWARE THAT THE RIVER WATER LEVEL WILL FLUCTUATE DURING CONSTRUCTION. DEWATERING OPERATIONS SHALL CONSIDER THE POTENTIAL FOR HIGH WATER LEVELS. IF CONTRACTOR'S DEWATERING OPERATION IS COMPRISED DUE TO HIGH WATER LEVEL, THE ADDITIONAL DEWATERING REQUIRED TO COMPLETE WORK WILL BE AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. 7. THE BOX CULVERT TOP ELEVATION IN THIS LOCATION IS CRITICAL IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE 1'/t" MIN, ASPHALT DEPTH. CONTRACTOR SHALL CONSIDER DURING INSTALLATION OF BOX. fE MAIN STREET U'•6" .h I2'•G" .l• 2" TYPE 6938 ASPHALT SURFACE COURSE 3" TYPE I19.08 ASPHALT INTERMEDIATE COURSE :/A 1 FT '/47/ FF 7" CONC 8' CABC CAP BASE COURSE 30" CURB -RETAINING 4 CUTTER WALL TYPICAL STREET SECTION SCALE: NTS Maw STREET 6P.5e ASPHALT TYPICAL STREET SECTION LPRECAST (a NEW BOX CULVERT) BOX CULVERT SCALE' NTS FT.I I ?`?Ab?E??",L T ! N1t Rkla'x) t U- 1-CONCRETE SIDEWALK 3•BAR METAL ;i qRA LITYP. EACH SIDE) AN CONCRETE CAP: FP )y? 2- N N 2 O N W W N w ?x N w z m ? U W p W rc ?a v a Im ? Y 3 ? 7 r m m 0 2 y o v u \,11N1 illrrlrrr • ??oC4R0,? ;; . ?Gr ; N ? H 2 z W Z _J Z SL [r LLIaW = w(L WALL K? ??Q o W 1- 0_ 3 tnQ U1Q?d o as zoo i._ ?p MW OF f H N O Q The Wooten Company Engineering Henning Architecture??- 120 Nofth Boylan Aw, RWvI91ANC 27802 stir:- 1990 SHEET NO. I I ! I I I - I I `I I ! I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I 1 I I I i I I I i I I I I I I s'•D' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I _ _ 12 .0.1 I I I I I I I I ! 3" WEEP ' ! HOLE (TYP.) I I BACK OF CURB I 9'x 6'PRECAST ,_ „' I ?3-BAR METH. ! ALUMINUM FLAP GATE I CONCRETE SIDEWALK 5'•3'11&e REINFORCED CONCRETE 1 0 9 -0" :9" 1'-0 SP +3 (SEE BOX CULVERT (TYP) SHEET Cif ----------- - _ I 4 0 r?-? ----- ------- _ ?'- r u 3" WEEP - `-? - HOLE r W 805 BEAM ". RALNG SYST M (SEE SHEET 90 II 0 LOCATION SHOWN FOR CLARITY L SP +4 (SEE SHEET C0 NOT CO b EDGE OF 1 -?-I----- ----------'?' i-- ._...__.-....._._ < -- _T_ .. --- -- -I_1 i? FACE OF HEADWALL MOLDED FIBERGLASS GRATING LSYSTEM DURAGRATE MANIFA TURED BY STA NGWELL OR APPROVED EQUAL, T ""01- -4 S.S. SAFETY CHAIN FOR J' 8 SECT DNS, J'x 5'-5Y4" EX INGRESS/EGRESS (TO BE _ (SEED TAIL SHEET S4) PROVIDED BY RAILING MANUFACTURER) ' I l I I I I I I I I b I I ! I I I I I F F r-o'ir•D'9 m CONCRETE PAD (4" THK.) ! ) 1 ALUMINUM GUARDRAIL ISEE SPECIFICATIONS) I ! I ! I 5" 1.0. STEEL DRUM SHAFT ASSEMBLY (SIZE TO BE VERIFIED i I 4 1 3'-A" AP 3" WEEP HOLE . PER MANUFACTURER ! a I 3 - T P, (TYP.) ) _, 8 •6 " OF FLAP GATEI - -- ( -- 3" WEEP HOLE - m r i,, __ ENO OF HOIST SUPPORT PLAN C6 6 x 3 C47 CHANNEL, \ / SHAFT SUPPORT HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED \ BRACKET BRACKET SCALE-" • i'•0" AFTER FABRICATION (TYP.) •\ / (TYP, OF 4) (TYP,OF 4) s. \ N / ' " ' " ALUMINUM GUARDRAIL PROVIDE T CHAMFER SYSTEM (SEE ON ALL EXPOSED EDGES SPECIFICATIONS) (TY ) BASE FLANGE -- BRACKET r - J i z 0 N w Do m N 3 0 N i K co N m r w ¢ a U G Q o w U m m Y r N ? PRON m m m ? ? 2 O Y am $11' +1,r.'.'.` .y r . Rv rC+ yryy 4' '•,? E nrnunna 2 J U F J L+J Z O A 3•BAR CONCRETE END POST > I Q ITYP. OF 2,5 EE V' y 0 W SHEET CIO) = W (L 1 = Ld _ w2 0 J 3 ?? Qp U Q Y W _ j o as -"' TOP OF HEADWALL F d N Z I_ ?._ EL-8.20 () F f Z Q SIDE MOUNT W 8x)5 BEAM SIDE MOUNT M .O1 BRACKET BRACKET 9" I'•D' 9" 9'-0" 9" 1'-0' 10'•6" p (FLUSH) 44%2' OFFSET) ITYP.I ! ro ! o . m I ANTI-SEEP COLLAR • ' I (SEE SHEET C6) I I ? I?, I 3" WEEP I ! The PP •I ??I HOLE --? I WOOtM? 0 ?- P, I C-NWL• 0.8 d- MSL ?I II• oa- Company I?r ?I 9'x 6' PRECAST REINFORCED io CONCRETE BOX CULVERT HOLEP - \ I _ (TYP.OF 4) 1w I' oI I < Engineering INVERT CUT • BOX CULVERT E 0 -11- . . EN 1 -71 ____.... ? _----_-_...,. ___--_-_____ ________ _..-_-_--_..____-_ .___°_.__.. _. __..---__..TOP OF APRON Manning EL•-3.40 M ° ArohiUYCWre _...--- - .. ... -- ---._. _..-----' -'-- ......------. _--- -rJ'? --??--•_-- \ -9'x 6'ALUMINUM 6 x 3 C47 CONSTRUCTION , r ;3?d7 ..//??? 120 North BoyfurAw. ONCRETE FLAP GATE CHANNEL IRON JOINT ',?f p ! R.Migh. N.C. 27603 ATFORM ITYP, OF 41 (TYP, OF 8) N !{ ,I'.L yJ U ( YP. OF 51 3H=1930 .?c y, ,,r,?? y SHEET NO. 1;'/'y ?ZY 1 r ;. - ,tsar„ FI FVATION -D" BACH OF CURB FACE. OF HEADWALL t I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I L= - ? I I I I I I I I I I ? ? I i I I I i I I I I I I I 1 I I -1 t I I I I I I I I I I J t I I I -1 . 14 yt?, POST (TYP.OF 2, (SEE SHEET C9) SEE SHEET C10) 47'-0" / ._. _ ? "'- i - l I I I ., I 1 I, 1 „ TOP OF HEADWALL -- m L - I SIDEWALK ANTI-SEEP HEADWALL \7 CO LLARS (SEE SHEET CS) ----I I_ --I ----..------- - r---- __I ?.. __ I m I I i I I I I I I I i I I C I WINOWALL I i ?? o I I dW'T'NNEO A" . •2 0 N r •?. `?/ ------------- I ! i I I I WINOWALL \ I J i e d I (TYP.) } 3" WEEP HOLE --t I r - i (TYP,) i.. I I I I / . I I '-.-------._...-- .-._... ---_------- I. I.? TOP OF UPPER APRON - p._ -- - CONSTRUCTION JOINT 8 EL • _ L m o 3 N N a W Z W Q I W m W O W W K a < o V w Y r f i } y m m m d U Z Y y p p U z °z w -JO o f w ?Q > Z YM (Q w W W CL >LLIW 3 L) BIZZ w O UZ YQ F UCOQ 0 CL _j The oten Wo Company Engineering Planning Arch-•_ lea NDM Bolm Am. RAIBh•Mr 3 -2760 slow less SHEET NO. SAFETY CHAIN (TYP.OF 2) NCDOT STD 3 BAIT METAL RAIL. I? (SEE DETAIL SHEET C9) WIRE HHOISTDRUM III I? 4" THK, n j (TYP. OF 4l ?I tlil CONCRETE h 30" CURB & SIDEWALK ROPE VARIES TOP OF HEADWALL / SIDEWALK PER PLAN 30" CURB GUTTER it 1. /1 & . L , TOP OF HEADWALL/SIDEWAL _ v CUTTER ITC?yr.!.L- CABC EL-8.20 c 1'-0" u 6 x 3 C47 CHANNEL CONCRETE FILL / ,( !•.:? •\<! ?/ ,l VK? '? ;"?Iv HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED PLATFORM 2. /-'8 r x F:bar COMPACTED Opt'( (RNacate COMPACTED AFTER FABRICATION 10 i ° f as necess9r I FILL °• , (BOLTED TO WALL S.S CABLE # ;4 Y PER SPECS.) ASSEMBLY 9'v6'PRECAST (2 PER REINFORCED CONCRETE GATE) S.S. OBOX RC CULVERT D-SNAP SAND TOP OF CHANNEL RING Vt S. S' EL•2.60 .I EYEBOLT 9'x 6' I.D. ALUMINUM 9'v 6' PRECAST ITYP.I (CAST INTO o ]" WEEP HOLE "I FLAP GATE i HEADWALL) REINFORCED CONCRETE BOX - / RYP.) u( ONSTALL PER I 3" w CULVERT MANUFACTURER I 2.•6„ ?WEEPHOLE GRAVEL WRAPPED IN b RECOMMENDED- ACTIONS) INVERT IN - BOX CULVERT 3" WEEP •>r' FILTER FABRIC b n EL_ -2.0 HOLE (TYP.) (TYP.) INV OUT OF BOX 81-0.1, CULVERT 1, 1 1-0' N nn TOP OF APRON EL • •0 -- yd a ?.., S +. r.` EL-2.40 V TOP OF APRON 7 ?Q r 5 a EL ••3.40 `do n U'e(} m ?k ? r?. r ? hx 1p. :9; >ti .:/ f'\ //? /v, ?/ / ,.,/? / i>? i,•//v//?i ° • ", ` ' C(?. {?+;?CC??' M l b `\ , ! / //\/ a /\'.` \/ / \ J / 4?YVR6fD\ 0?T ?t^ ?,s Y° Qf?Cfi ^G}3? (! J 9 r /,/\ J\ ? % ;v?:!'°j\i ?`, Vi ? % ?•'lY,j/j7Y !%i "I L '1 yy " d'/?? \i / L?/%\//, w,\; \?\?a„/? \I,<,S Y?J?F:?, Lle ??'. orn) ofd; UNDISTURBED GROUND UNDISTURBED GROUND a SECTION e SECTION C4 SCALE:%" • 1'-0" C SECTION 11 C5 SCALE%" • I'•0" 11 C5 SCALE: %" • 1'•0" .r-ASPHALT PAVFLIFNT ..... ,._, ... CABC Z 9" ' 01 9" 9'x6'PRECAST REINFORCED CONCRETE 17 BOX CULVERT CONCRETE X / /Z UNDISTURBED EARTH (SECTION (BTWN. ANTI-SEEP COLLARS) C5 SCALE:W • V-0„ 1 EDGE OF BOX CULVERT / 9'x6' PRECAST / REINFORCED CONCRETE BOX CULVERT / / / 1.5 // li4??CH/.//f< LIMITS OF m EXCAVATION POUR CONCRETE IN UNDISTURBED NATURAL GROUND E ELEVATION ANTI-SEEP COLLAR C5 SCALE; e?" , T-D" Not l lk-1,1 ASPHALT PAVEMENT N O V) / > ASPHALT PAVEMENT CABC -.---- - CONCRETE --- COLLA ° ANTI-SEEP COLLAR (TYP.) 9'x6'PRECAST REINFORCED CONCRETE ° BOX CULVERT TH 1- T•6" I. n ANTI-SEEP COLLAR @ BOX C5 SCALE: s/x" • P-0" N W ? ; m N I p ? N Is - m o 0 U w O S-111' U rc a v X 1)7 \ X? >11 ???,t m Y y i m m m o VI i; I p O D U a z o V) Qz o z Z? z Q 0 W cnWq I' > Iz0le Yi O Z = Ld H U 3 UWRWJL NQ v)O- o X z _jQL Q - 'p[L? FF W2 U. f 3G x Qv) ~ 2; 0 4 a w m The Wooten Company Engineering Planning Architecture 120 Nb,%h Boyl nA- Rsleied, MC 271309 9nn 1939 SHEET NO. C6 Vi' EXPAN'. JOINT CONCRETE CAP 1" CHAMFER ON ALL EXPOSED EDGES (TYP.) ° OF BOX CUL1 2.97 3" -P WEEP ° HOLE N n SECTION ? II I 'I I II MULTI-CELL PREPASif REINFORCED CONCRETE POX:,CULVERT I II TRANSITION ASPHALT ANCHOR PLATE PER NCDOT STD, 862.03 (SHEET I OF 6) EX. RETAINING ?.--------- --- ---------- WALL i 3.3- - o I I n TRANSITION Q, \ SECTION C7 - -' RETAINING B WALL C7 CONCRETE TRANSITION SECTION (ELEVATION VARIES) TOP/END OF CAP EDGE OF - BEGIN RETAINING WALL PAVEMENT EL • 3,84 CONCRETE CAP /2 EXPANSION Q. JOINT W CL h TOP OF FOOTING EL • •4.86 SECTION SCALE: %" • 1'•0.. TIE TO EX. RETAINING WALL EL • 3.S0•\• _ I I SOP 2FgED QPLVERT ._- .'...- - 1I I I I I II II II ,I I II ? i' II 111 L Y' WE HOLE (TYP.) TOP OF FOOTING EL • -4,66 CONSTRUCTION JOINT I I REMOVE EX. RETAINING L IN AREA WHERE WALL D ! I WALL ARE TO BE INSTALLED 10'x 7'CELL i I 10'x 7'CELL II I I' I li I. WEEP HOLE II II (TYP.OF 4) CONCRETf"ICAP I ?I \ EXPANSION `-SP e7 JOINT 2" PRECAST (SEE SHEET C1) OFFSET ON END ---- OF BOX C NOTE C7 PROVIDE PRECAST END SECTIONS FROM FACTORY WITH OFFSET AS SPECIFIED. PLAN NEW 3-RAIL CONCRETE SCALE,'/B' • T-0" NCDOT STANDARD END POST (SEE DETAIL / 3-BAR METAL RAIL SHT C10) ,SEE SHT C10 FOR ^_ - SPACING) `24" OF e57 STONE--/ Ex. Asphal l r- m I Fx.Coacreie -? -2"•l ?..... 3rcu:'ng '\ j Ex. HecdN°!1._? h ?-Ex n-mrnm ASPHALT VARIES PER CONCRETE PLAN CAP I/2' EXPANSION JOINT W/ SEALANT J, TOP OF EX HEADWALL ?- ASPHALT EL • 3.9? 5 EX. HEADWALL CABC (8" MIN.) .....x1 1Y??T ' a\yrA \,V', "",SiM7ftr SELECT COMPACTED 'U1Y72 FILL MATERIAL 4N'dRY)?91'11RBED i. VARIES PER LIMITS ;r, v Eqg` ihi OF EXCAVATION, 24"-•57 STONE n SECTION C7 SCALE," • I'•0" -SUBGRADE UNDISTURBED EARTH Fx, Cnncrelc End Pest to bn rrmnvcn NEW 9" CAST 'IN'PACE CONCRETE CAP III -- II?? ,III I I 75 2`3" L 6'•0' b 3" PVC DRAINS APPROX.EDGE (TYP . OF 4) C/ IJWL U B'•!• OF PAVEMENT CUTDUT • . EL • 3.27 10'. 7' CELL ?? -- 9 Ex. 2-9m hlatol Ro,t Wail E SECTION C7 , I' !t" " "A Is tlr " s. System to be raplaced N/ 3-Bm MrIVIHmI Svstem 10'x ]'CELL IJO4MM_RIVFn NFfi BOTi OM__ ELEVATION SCALE, %" • 1'-0" REMOVE THIS SECTION AND 1/2" EXPANSION REPLACE WITH CONCRETE JOINT CAP Ex. Concrete End Post T x 5,-8., .,? P•einiorced Lbncrele Box Culvcrl _ immG•ceNl REMOVE THIS SECTION AND REPLACE WITH CONCRETE CAP -TOP HEADWALL EL • 3.95 REMOVE THIS R - rCAP EPLACN W1 REPLACE W/ CONCRETE I" -EX. CONCRE TIE HFADWAI.1 1/2" EXPANSION JOINT r m 1 m m m r, ACAS INSTALL NEW POST IN EX. 8 AL F E nr?ru,?el ew. a 2-RAIL ANCHORS( 214l19 3 2 IT? I ?\ z O In LIMITS OF EXCAVATION REMOVE THIS SECTION rD REPLACE W'TH ONCRETE CAP I rort a c:"?rele an. cw?e<t mnrc xeul EX. 2-BAR METAL RAIL TO BE REMOVED AND REPLACED WITH 3-DAR METAL RAIL N 2 O N 1 W D: W m N p ry w N EX. CONCRETE END POST N m TO BE REMOVED o z w EX. 2-BAR METAL RAIL v w ww SYSTEM TO BE REMOVED i C, - & REPLACED WITH 3-BAR METAL RAIL . Y V) r- Cr. fteia.?m'nq IW, NEW CONCRETE CAP (}r (ICrrly -- - PLAN NEW 3-BAR METAL RAIL NEW CONCRETE 7--? END POST 2'•6" r APPROX.EDGE OF PAVEMENT I CONCRETE CAP --CUT OUT IN CONCRETE 7 CAP TO B FIELD LOC TED BY NGINEER. INVERT 10 BE DETERMINED ONCE LOC TED. C., C^n°rarr.• fef, n7 171 3" PVC DRAIN (L GATE EVERY -TO OF EX. IETAINING WALL c. n r x (EL VA110N VARIES WITH ROAD) N I( I I/2' EXPANSION-/ JOINT TIE TO EX./ HEADWALL SP •8 J (SEE SHEET Cl) fx. Hecdw°fi V ' tx. GOP; rt!e.--•? ELEVATION ` z Q °z W f 1 O > I J 11- G YOf FWJ i W D. wZa 0- X-Jw 3 En Q Rao U. as ZQo O o LLJ U ? (F I) 3 In o p The Wooten Company Engineering Planning Architecture 120 NnWI eo)ien Are, IMagh. NC 27803 5-7835 SHEET NO. r7 a SECTION C7 SCALE, 1'•O" . 3..0..,/• . 1 I ? I ! -a I F MULTI-CELL PRECAT REINFORCED CONCRETE BOX CULVERT II ? I I II I I I I I NEW 30" TIE TO EX. ; ^ I CURB 6 GUTTER, c=. a-n'= s' X^ I I CONCRETE 10'x 7 'CELL I I 10' x 7' CELL TRANSITION CURBING taa v" 9a• in > I TO EX. CURB (SEF SITE P?a,e I STRUCTURE I r I I PLANT G.E. SIDEWALK) 1 II I II j TRANSITION FF. [.x..xrxl< I/2" EXPANSION Z--r- JOINr FRDU NsIDE EX, HEADWALL C NO 3HOLESP TD NEW CAP CONCRTE (TYP, OF 4) S-DE'bALK 1 J V2" EXPANSION -' _ I I ry CONCRETE END POST 2'4 OINT F "?' • hIN __ _ I DETAIL SHT CIO) I D„ •/ C 5• PRECAST n ! OFFSET ON END EX. CONCRETE C8 OF BOX • 6„ c END POST A NCDOT STANDARD 1 TO BE REMOVED C8 3-BAR METAL RAIL * 1 TIE TO EX, CONCRETE 10'4"\ HEADWALL r • NOTE q, PROVIDE PRECAST END SECTIONS FROM FACTORY B I 't'ti WITH OFFSET AS SPECIFIED CB NO PLAN SCALE, %" • V-O" 2'•5.4" Ex. 3-BAR METAL RAIL SYSTEM TO BE REMOVED 8 REPLACED EX. CONCRETE POST TO BE REMOVED NCDOT STANDARD 3-BAR METAL RAIL TOP OF HEADWALL ISEE SHT C9 FOR EL • 4.52 SPACING) fit, Ead Post - INSTALL NEW (-'??'"`•"` I CONCRETE CAP / SIDEWALK - 3-BAR RAIL _0_ I.-. --' POST IN EX. / 6'•0" 2'•3" RNL ANCHORS J ED OF PAVEMENT, TIE TO EX. PAVEMENT APPROX. EDGE OF PAVEMENT 10" 10'•0" XI" .y IIVI 'T ITYPTConrrelr tlw 3" WEEP mv:•t HOLE 00 10'x 7'CELL r 10'x 7'CELL i 9 ELEV.• •3.65'•t LIMITS OF ?/1?;,a EXCAVATION 24" OF •57 STONE --- CONSTRUCTION ELEVATION JOINT SCALE: )/a" • V-O" NEW 3-RAL CONCRETE END POST (SEE DETAIL SHT CIO) 3' PVC DRAIN (TYP. OF 4) TOP OF HEADWALL 1 /CONCRETE CAP EL • 3,95 EDGE OF PAVEMENT ?6" BELOW BACK OF CURB CURBING DEPTH FROM EDGE OF PAVEMENT TO TOP OF CURB WILL VARY. CURBING SHALL BE INSTALLED SUCH THAT THE NEW CURBING TIES TO THE EXIST. CURBING ON THE 2'-0" VARIES EXIST. BOX CULVERT (DEPTH-714"-/-) PER L AND TIES TO THE NEW TRANSITION CURBING (DEPTH-6"-/-) MFER ON AL I" CH CONCRETE A L EXPOSED EDGES SIDEWALK (TYP,) BACK OF VARIES PER PLAN I I. %x'VFT MIN. CURB ASPHALT (DEPTH 0 VARIES ARIES) V . e a > o l6"•7q 9 n TOP OF BD% CULVERT - a c e n ELEL • 2.9 . a . e. , e' . n i ! e (t o n' • s. CONSTRUCTION JOINT i 3" WEEP ° ? HOLE e es. (TYP. OF 4) a SECTION C8 SCALE; %" • I'•0" T _OFFFFOODNU EL • -4.86 24" OF 57 STONE SUBGRADE N z O N W K W N ? m p N n N N ? w i i r w U w W W Y rn r m m m o 2 y O O U x s 4?1s , _; S' Cytt e t;, i CONCRETE CONCRETE CAP SIDEWALK VARIES VARIES PER BACK OF P -R PLPN PLAN CURB .,,,.,, +•+,?'„ancaRD I t ?: 1' "? IGA41 £ •"'=A•iN JOS.+` u"uu OF EX. HEADWALL I/5"/FT 4.52 MIN, ASPHALT I a a EX. HEADWALL CABC (8" MIN.) Y U = r to H• Z Q BI. CABC 7/;>}i` U A,'' ,:••.,, SELECT COMPACTED FILL MATERIAL o z z O W F- Q > D ?l ?UNDISTURBED (VARIES PER LIMITS EEPTH OF EXCAVATION) )" 0 O W J ? W ? d W a U Q W ~ 3 (A ? (n J cc SECTION > Q -3 a 1 CB SCALE: ?/¢" , 1'•0" H- o ? W Oz F- M ~ V) a t som? The ' Wooten Company EnA!neenng Planning ? eq ; eg,T'7 Architecture WW L 120 North 9oyfan Am ftemh, N.C. 27603 ,+ i9 ^t ?I dy'tk' 1 +J. IK hh ?, 3 y?..' r {f. Sk- 1930 I SHEET NO. /-B`? SECTION CB SCALES %° • 1'•0" ANOIOR I63DY4YJ NOTE, NOTE, R. xCipN. SE0 PARK SECTIONARTHRU RAIL 4?r I e" roE , _. • 1- „ T-E IrWxBE 1 1e.y?l _r'i . . NB 0 STEEL FE-ES aofm 60rie4 Tom TlE )^• eat rnx xouA rARlu ittE9 rmE rEA 12 f1'a0N u ; T2. . FRE 75vLa Ir Ma N?N1rx mmm ooITw f0 rP ,I'• BOLT M1M RIAPA rAS'[A IYAI I PLAN r allA6l gam, REAR PLATE SECTION THRU RAIL 0 MAIN STREET-EAST (DOWNSTREAM) i?Ed ' 4 X=•I 'r- ? FRONT •I PLATE SHIM DETAILS bRM W? OF WE awc[ PEWITU MEK OR iwAltAtt kxtF,Birt, XOTTO 70 ME OF kAIE TO ?. a SE0CTIi AIN STREET L (UPSTREAM) ae• RIVET DETAIL ,H ?I?rl S .Wr•nr LL .W' 11 OQ PLAN 4 IW IIII B Oh I nn III I® nl M' ? I ® uu I nu 1 I xl x ?„ Sy(, I IrmPSI 1 I L ip IAI MI IIII i uu I I In1 I IB i'ui Q? Iel Ix1 e I 6Y U it an b IO iN;O ?L• III, l/..1. _? fA : L r ' I I? - AN OtA ra "IS arP ra %-- frAnffS Si[4 CM x%Y FRONT ELEVATION SI DE ELEVATION DETAILS OF POST ?IRI I[MLSi°ivar9 y 1 W„ e I 1 ?I ? 'M'• S y'. ` r n M FRONT ELEVATION SIDE ELEVATION PAN POST BASE DETAILS TOP M MIDDLE RAIL E 'h I f? i J BOTTOM RAIL CAP t • ,'nroe e1. E rm, I • RPW a A (4?ov'u Snur? k s RPW ` l 1SS4...., nna ? n. LEFT SIDE 91EW ELEVATION RIGHT SIDE VIEW S ASSEMBLY R [w N Rarrtx ( _ASSEMBLIES REQUIRED l cmow •eorx rAAf r6• Rw. As' I tro., Lrwa w•.m ? Iv J u?ntM END VIEW PLAN VI BOTTOM RAIL EXPANSION BAR . r/r•IaE m wCti'OBx YA,r V0 I ? MOTS FI FVATAN A N r N 1 r . • %... r non W-1-•Ir . Wr•xa[ T Y 1_ n EABO[ . Try.. r[ •' I ? r I,W 1 ?. - PLµ , ¢o,s OrNTR. OWENEDNW xiNEEN Mw 9H]Nx IIOW ME TYNCN FOR EAMI I 66 1(LUVIHLD P R PUSS 'I 9 I II ? Wx^B r ROIf "xacs In -?... W^I nro r I Sh'- 'S V• PI ELEVATION EEC CLAMP BAR DETAIL w6 "'lA• 10 XCO?NI SECTION B•B BAR SECTION ra• _ r r s B I'•-0rMLf ? BACK ELEVATION TOP b MIDDLE RAIL EXPANSION BAR ( k?--j TOP Aa MMAN 6' r S^ Yh°? lox 4uA rRO4 I ; ? a[S 111 nor I ND VIEW CLAMP ASSEMBLY 1 Mmx 4101104 Ra WE 9164 I AAM m r ??-- '?,LO, ? BOTTOM RAIL SECTION Lyel ih,.y VJrn wxis IML aosmtrA ?`??fT}? 7?[,ACOxt T > ' r[[ru SR M rgE, r 6AflE55 51[4 NEP xN ll®®gg99"" PHA [i??, ?r r??p '?' IN ELEVATION Bw sarn s we".. } az v.'„scN N.LwWR d1 fl W • STRUCTURAI. CONCRETE INSERT a • [Aa *EL EP AnurelrAT a xrx tB raAaF fr4t a4ELOP THE x4Sl[ Aa xC1AX [raWp a nN NRE. r•r I ` Ra POST -, 1" y? Y AA Bai Ai11tMBM RILIILi f--M 3ia•Y OA rA9ER ?... ? N• arnxtuuL xt,g1 -?-? . ?_ Cma¢IE It3A1 ? - 54 I T 1c _ oIR ry•• L M n9[4a x rA NOaMrAr sixMfsf elaE Kf Mb C•w sarxs4?^o?N? ?._ AAE xcTpN __ stunm_.. ? aAVr GA tsiili W 1. Tgx1A 91at I[II ,[rB cw stews s NK OA. {'Q IA Mi INb(vWfA SECTION H-H _ SECTION H-H (FOR TOP W MIDDLE All 7 FOR BOTTOM ANl I NOTES ACCORDANCE WITH THE REOUAFMENTS OF THE GENERA NOTES NA THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATIONS FOR MATERIAL ON AL STRUCTURES ON THE OJECT FOR WHICH META RAIL IS DESIGNATED. MATERIAL FOR POSTS, BASES AND RALS, E%PANSION BARS AND CLAMP BARS SHALL BE ASTM 8221 ALLOY 6061-76. PONT COLD DRIVEN AS PER DRAWING. THE BASE OF RAIL POSTS, OR ANY OTHER NAWIN SURFACE N CONTACT WITH CONCRETE SHALL BE THOROUGHLY MATERIAL AND GALVANIZING NE TO CONFORM TO THE FOLLOWING sPECIfICAnON51 RIVETS, RIVETS SHALL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF ASTM A602 FOR GRADE 1 RIVETS; RICH PAM MEETING TIIF REQUIREMENTS OF FEDEflA SPECIFICATION MIL-P-26915 USAF TYPE I, OR OF FEDERAL SPECIFICATIONS TT-P-641, SHIMS- SHIMS SHALL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF AS1M A570 FOR CflAOE 37 OR A611 FOR GRADE C AND SHALL BE GALVANIZED N ACCORDANCE WITH AASHTO VIII. RAILING 9ULl BE CONiNJWS FROM END POST TO ETA POST OF BRIDGE, EACH JOINT W RAIL LENGTH SHALL FOR END OF RAE TO CLEAR FACE OF CONCRETE END POST DIMENSION, SEE THIS SHEET ALLOY INLESS STEEL .WAS 305 RAIL TIE PEOIWELIEN 6LOF ABTM FB44T E aPT THEY SOS BE MADE FROY?iLL0Y?704 STNtAE56 9TEE ALL MEET CERTIFIED AEA REPORTS ME REQUIRED FOR RAILS NA POSTS. SHOP INSPECTION IS NOT REQUIRED. SPECIFICATIONS. CURVED RAIL USAGE- WHERE RAILS ARE TO ff USED ON BADGES ON HORIZONTAL NA/ql VERTICAL CURVATURE THE CONTRACTOR MHESAY AT HIS OPTION. HAVE TIE RE RED CURYAILWE IN THE RAIL FOAMED N THE SHOP OR TOHEEAPACH PEARNAE OF TIE?POST AUTMR 4NN VISIBI.EnIF1ER PAIL R? THAT IT DOES NOT DETRACT FROM SHIMS SHALL BE USED AS NECESSARYFOR POST ALIGNMENT. -- - ALLOY 6751-T3 MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR ALLOY 6061.76 WHERE APPLICABLE. MINOR VARIATIONS N DETAILS OF META RAIL WILL BE CONSIDERED. DETAILS OF SUCH VARIATIONS, IF 0.i THE CONTRACTOR'S OPTION METH. RAIL MAY BE QTHER AUMINLN OR GAVNN2ED STEEL W THE ALTERNATE wTEAIALSI HOWEVER, THEPRCONTRACTOR WILL -BEAEOUAED TO USE THE SAME RAIL ALUMINUM RAILS wTEAUY. FOR RIVETS SHALL BE ASTM 8116 ALLOY 6061.76. RIVETS SHALL BE STANDARD BUTTON HEAD AND CONE COATED WITH AN ALUMINUM IMPREGNATED CAULKING COMPOUND OF APPROVED QUALITY. wTEAUI FOR SLAMS TO BE ASTM 8209 ALLOY 8081.76, GALVANIZED STEEL RAILS PORT, PDSi BASES, A085, E%PMSION BARS AND CLAMP BARS ' AASHTO 4270 GRADE 36 STRUCTURAL STEEL CAVN62FA TO AASHTO 4RI, THE WT ENDS OF GALVANIZED STEEL RAILING AFTER GRINDING SMOOTH SHALL BE GIVEN TWO COATS OF ZINC Rill CAPS, RAIL CAPS SHAT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF ASTM A570 FOR GRADE 33 OR A611 FOR GRADE C AND sxNL BE cuvNW2EO IN ACCORDANCE WITH AASxro Mtn, GENERAL NOTES BE SPLICED AS DETAILED, PANEL LENOTXS OF RAIL SHALL BE AT7AWED TO A MINIMUM OF THREE POSTS. PLACE ONE JOINT SPLICE JUST AEYONO THE JAO RK POST FROM EACH END, TYPICALLY 14-FROM THE END. PLACE OTHER JOINTS AS NEEDED. META RAIL POSTS SHALL BE SET NORMAL 10 CURB GLADE, METHOD OF MEASUREMENT FOR META AA1LB1 FOR LENGTH OF ZETA RAILS TO BE PAR) FOR, SEE THE STANDARD N THE FIELD. N ETi EVENT, THE RAC 9X/LL CONFORM WITHOUT BUCKING OR KINKING TO THE REQUIRED CURVATURE W A UNIFORM NPNrER ACCEPTABLE TO THE ENGINEER. TO INSURE FUTURE IDENTIFICATION OF THE fMAICAtOA,A PERMANENT IDENTIFYING MARK SHALL BE PLACED SIRED, $HALL BE SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL. THE erWenaa tow5[x MIaItA Harr wNL m,mr OF M rouemB m,PaAMe: STRUCTURAL CONCRETE ANCHOR ASSEMBLY ? . A. FERRULES SILL BE MADE FROM STEEL MEETING THE REQUIREMENTS OFFOR AND THE % 2t GALVANIZED BOLTS LAID WASHERS. THEY SHALL CONFORM TO OR SHALL BE APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER. D. WIRE STRUT SHOWN N THE ALLOWABLE SIZE AND SHALL HVE CONCRETE MINIMUM TTENSES ASSEMBLY OF 00A00 PSI NOTES ,M ?wnxyA?( GRAD AgSH1A"F0ERRULE N1A9S 1tL14 Ay0 SHALL HAVE A WNBAA LENGTH OF THREADS OF 2" s:, r: •:' u' ? ?r?? Y `%?Qdj ?,•J, Ii'FOA Ye fEAR1A.EA ., . . . B. 3 • ?"' • % 41/t" BOLTS WITH WASHERS. BOLTS SHALL CONFORM TO THE t1EgIREMENTS A THE CONTRACTOR'S R BE GA VANIZED OF ASM A70 . a01T5 AND WASHE S SHALL L . OP ASTAY>1E55 STEEL BOLTS NA WASHERS MAY BE USED AS AN ATERNATE FOR E%C THE MECNANCA REQUIREMENTS O ASTM A307. THE USE O THIS ALTERNATE SHALL BE APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER. C. 2 - Z • % 71j" BOLTS WITH WASHERS. BOLTS SHALL CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS AT THE CONTRACTOR'S BE GA VANIZED , OF Y A70 , BOLTS AND WASHERS SHALL L OPTNjNII55 STEEL BOLTS NA WASHERS MAY BE USED AS AN ALTERNATE FOR °,,STAIN THEY SHALL CONFORM TO OR J WASHERS ° BO TS . N THE % 2 GALVANIZED O L E%CE THE CNAfACA REQUINEYENTS Of ASTY A307, THE USE OF THIS ALTERNATE E. THE META RAIL ANCHOR ASSEMBLIES TO BE NOT GIPPED GALVANIZED TO CONFORM TO REQUIREMENTS OF AASHTO Mill. F. THE COS/ OF THE META RAIL NIOIOR ASSEMBLY WITH BOLTS AND WASHERS COMPLETE N PLACE SHALL BE INCLUDED N THE PRICE WD FOR LINEAR FEET OF META RAIL, C. BOLTS TO BE TIGHTENED ONE-HALF TURN WITH A WRENCH FROM A FINGER-TIGHT POSITION, A. I/t'"PLATES SHALL CONFORM TO MS$X?TVO,LN270 GRADE 36 AND SHALL BE GALVANIZED AFTER FABRICATION. MEET TIE REQUIREMENTS Of ASTM FB44 EXCEPT THEY SHALL BE MADE FROM ALLOY 704 STAINLESS STEEL. SHALL BE INCLUDED ?I THE VARIOUS PAY ITEMS, SOLT 10R BOLT6 DOwELS'. FIELO•TEBTN OFLIHE SEE NHE?SIVE ? PROVISIONS STRUCTURAL CONCRETE INSERT A. FERRULES SHILL BE LAME FROM STEEL MEETING 'THE AEWNUIENiS OF MSHTO MBA, GRADE 12114 LAID SHALL BE APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER. --" - - - C. SHR/LISHAVE AXOMO 1N TEENGCf B?iRE CTH?? IMOO?OOD PS?TNL IS THE M6BRPI ALOWABLE SITE AND NOTES META RAIL TO ETA POST CONNECTION THE METAL RAIL TO END POST CONNECTION SHALL CONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS; B, ?EARULES SI?WLCENCAGE A"RTX I?" BOLTEWITH 2?" 0 D WA? SIEAN PLACE ITTFIE?1" ?% qA", THE BOLT SHALL HAVE N. C. TH Ab3. C. CM SCREWS FOR RAIL ATTACHMENT TO ANGLE SHALL CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF ASTN i597 ALLOY 305 STAINLESS STEEL. CAP SCREWS TO BE CENTERED W SLOTS AT 60'F. WASHERS FOR fl/ll ATTACHMENT SHALL D. STNANA CLAMP BARS (SI:f THIS SHEET ). THE COST OF THE SiMOATiD CLAP SIRS ILA CAP SCREWS USED N THE META HAIL TO END POST CONNECTION SHALL BE INCLUDED W THE LINT CONTRACT PRICE BD FOR LINEAR FEET OF 7 BAR META RAIL. THE }'A° STRUCTURAL CONCRETE INSERT WITH BOLT SHALL BE ASSEMBLED N THE SHOP, THE FAST OF THE -7"' STRUCTURAL CONCRETE NSEAi ASSEMBLY, AND THE I/B" PLATES COMPLETE W PLACE THE CONTRACTOR, AT XB OPTDN, M0.Y USE IN ADHESIVE BONDING SYSTEM W LIEU OF THE 57AUCLTURAL CONCRETE NSERi EMBEDDED N THE ETA POST. IF THE MHFISIVE BONDING SYSTEM IS USED, TNE EB'i'• % 1K" BOLT WRXWASHER SSyy??AALL AE p?EEPLACED WITH A ?"• N 6 OLT AND O.D.WASHER ALL BP CPICATDNS BOAWO SYSTEM IS iORT++JDIE51 ELY?NAHOflEO HVg NOT AEOUBED, NOTES THE STRUCTURAL CONCRETE INSERT ASSEMBLY SXNI CONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS, SHILL HAVE A 1EMAIAI LENGTH O TNEN35 OF p', 8. i • ?'i' • % Pb" BWi WITH WASHER, BOLT SHALL CONFORM TO THE AEWBEMENTS OF ASTM A707, BOLT AND WASHER SXAL BE GALVANIZED. AT i CONTRACTORS OPTION, STAINLESS STEEL BOLT AND WISHER MAY BE USED AS AN ATEANATE FOR THE" • % 1y" CAVNd2ED BOLT AND WASHER. THEY SHALL CONFORM TO OR EMCEED THE MECHANICAL OUR ?NTS OF ASTY ,1307, THE USE OF THIS ALTERNATE N z N_ 7 W D: w D N CIO m ES . W C m N I N m N W Tr, i g Q F w U yVj GI 41 Y m r 43 y m c Y u ,...N CA....."g ,r'aG Gfky 5 L x (f) I- F QZ W r0 LL yZ H-•?p zZ ? mo ? > W U) Z wd %ZQ W SOD o a? N?Q U z E- Z °u N ? The Architecture ten Woo Company Engineering Planning Shoo 1930 120AnrM BB7fa1 Ave. Reldgh, NG 27803 SHEET NO. CSI rw enACMm a Mara xa T* W ELEVATION POa,W%1M NR SECTION THRU RAIL Q-MAIN STREET-WEST (DOWNSTREAM) TOP & MIDDLE RAIL SECTION y THREE BAR RAIL CONC. END POST (SEE MAIN ST. DETAIL UPSTREAM) F 1 - (UPSTREAM) (SEE NCDOT STANDARD FOR ENDPOST) CULVERT I I 5'•6" I 1 I 1 i I ROADWAY • ? I I I ? I NOTE( USE EXISTING POST ANCHORS FOR INSTALLATION OF NEW POSTS WHERE EXISTING RAILING IS TO BE REMOVED AND REPLACED. Lt4_ 5'-6" .6., i N I ? ? - 11 0 - THREE BAR RAIL CONC. END POST (SEE MAIN STREET DETAIL BELOW) LOCATION OF GUARDRAIL ATTACHMENTS F3 a FIorF4- Q NCOOT ?f l STANDARD M'CHO?1 z I ASSEMBLY lo: I. L I I 4 coxcF - I INSERTS (SEE NOi [•-E 1 T° E4- 4 I F2 or FS I STOP OF I --" - " JOIN, ELEVATION ,Q NCDOT STANDARD ` ARDR1 ANCHOR CNOR ASSEMBLY R CONCRETE 1'• INSERTS ?? I ( IS NOTEI PLAN END POST FOR THREE BAR RAIL - PARK DRIVE CONSTRUCTION JOINT END VIEW BAR NO. SIZE TYPE LENGTH WEIGHT (LBS) El 2 •7 1 3'•5" -,4 E2 2 -7 1 4'•0' 16 E3 2 -7 1 4'-7" 19 E4 2 •7 1 5.1" 21 ES r7 1 X FI -7 SIR X F2 •7 SIR X F3 -7 SIR X F4 F5 -7 Q SIR SIR X X F6 •7 SIR X CLl65 AA CONGiETE CU YDS. 3 BAR METAL RAIL POST SPACING (DOWNSTREAM) (SEE NCDOT STANDARD FOR END POST) PLAN SCALE, 1/4" , 1'•0" NOTES, FOR DETAILS OF CONCRETE INSERTS. GUARDRAIL AND RUBRAL ANCHOR ASSEMBLIES, SEE SHT C9. W ay W W W ^ G N L (D Q Fn in iV BAR TYPE _. ._r STAr?JDA40 °s I DU RAIL as I-' ANCHOR 0 ASSEMBLY WLL II- '-Ei ?E2 TOP OF PRECAST CONCRETE BOX F3 a F6 PSERTS Fia F4 I T, CONCRETE (SEE NOTE) [ -E3.I - - ?L T- _L_? I f2 w F5 T 1_. ELEVATION co x7 N i H u a (4 m0 SN C In Aj W m o z a 0 S N W m Y # r ? } m 0 m Z 0 m p ? ?? ,A,,,)xNNM,,, ,rA;?WCaR ?,, ? 'rJiiR?. Z??4.•'Asa.A.?. • gr 2!p9' j - S or F6 I Fiw F4 F CONCREiE'"'? INSERTS ,n NCD01 \ SEE NOTE( --` _ I.ES-1 ( -_ + GU RDpg L fE4 F ASSEMBLY r r5 N -- F2 o F?* 1 o; =W ? I a od . T-_.. _J '? o ? E2?EIT J CONSIAUC JDNT ELEVATION SPA. & 1,_7., R. --? CL NC 0? T STAI(DAAD+') t re I, 4d p .???a;. aw ANCHOR ASSEMBLY CONCRETE INSERTS - 1' ID" 4J ' = CAP CONCRETE CL .r-- SEE NOTE -7 _ fL CONCRETE INSERT S ?' SEE NOTE CLR, 4/' I SPA B 1'-2 A lA 9 y?Ai +r CONCRETE CAP ? CAR. ( ..'u? PLAN _ PLAN END POST FOR THREE BAR RAIL Q MAIN STREET-WEST END POST FOR THREE BAR RAIL @ MAIN STREET- EAST AF1n1AINIC?TDC ALA1 BAR NO. SIZE TYPE LENGTH WEIGHT (LMS) El 2 •7 1 3'•5" N E2 2 •7 1 4'•0" ' 16 E3 2 -7 I 4'•7" 10 E4 2 •7 1 5'4 I 21 E5 -7 1 X FI -i SIR X F2 r7 SIR X F3 r7 SIR X F4 •7 SIR X r5 r7 SIR X F6 •7 STR X CLASS AA CONCRETE CU.YDS. EDGE F P PAVEMEI T ' coxsTRUCnox JOINT END VIEW NDFEB, FOR DETAILS OF CONCRETE INSERTS, GUARD AL AND RUBRAL ANCHOR ASSEMBLBS,SEE SHT C9. W p UI W n C N O v M n N CONIC ISERTS SEE INC i'-9" In z O N W K ELEVATION QNCODT STAlO/RO ?-OIRER WALL 0t OUARORPIL PRECAST CONCRETE ANCHOR ASSEMBLY 1 10 BOX I ?a ?L rt CONCRETE i ?--_...... _.. INSERTS ISEE NOTE) _ BAR TYPE PLAN END POST FOR THREE BAR RAIL @ MAIN STREET (UPSTREAM) THREE BAR RAIL CONC. SCALE( (/2" ? I'•D" END POST (SEE DETAIL- BELOW) . 6'-0 I 6'.0" 6'_0„ R,.n" 1,.4„ NEW 9" CONCRETE CAP L) ?En O -? z z ELa o w ZD Z Y X LLJ LLI 3 2 ECZ U U a NaF- o ?z zfnx Q U mNz aU ?z Of v V) J N o The oten Wo Company Engineering Planning Architecture 120 Noah BoHAn A- Relegh,NC 27603 elm 1998 SHEET NO, C1o END VIEW ,WPROX,2' TYP. - SILT FABRIC STONE FILTER OF I" GRAVEL PLACED--\ `WADE MESH AGAINST FENCE WHERE REQUIRED \, ?"R ?\ L-B=,}---_ T•0,? I D.I. PPE 8'•D" MAX. 8'•0" MAX. _-.._, .-. . o' LASS PLMMOEPTH OF RIP-RAP PER \, FILTER FABRIC TO A/•N, 6 y9 1. I yd'R jj--- d d d e n d r OR PROVIDE FACCEEFOn CUT FLAT SUR 4"%10" TIMBERS. A-A GN.V. STEEL (HOT DIPPED N p IFTEP N .. -„ - .. J I ----- _ / L ?, BE KEYED INTO vp TOP OF SLOPE G ? 4? y RICATI ?M R ROOF CUT PILES i'/,?sne" A T IMBER NLY O N ? I I I a - -9" APPROVED SILT I L-14 GAUGE WIRE I . . W ANC OR I 9H N FOUNDATION y"1 DS'•/•NWL CpLOAC ?? GAT ?[ - A" E [T "A-A" SECTION 4'X10" TREA ' TED y 55 A B WASHG6H " " _ I FILTERING FABRIC I BACKING (6" X fi I M r I DITCH I I I U DER UNDER FILTER FABRIC - " - A-A SECTION o I MAX. OPENING) I I n Z I I I I I I I I I e ? ? ( Z-B/A" A 00 1. VAT 11 4" Xas. 1 ?-4" DIA. PINE, w I I 'Z '. Y•6" T T D" S0. EACH CRS LJ 2" DIA OAK, OR Ld vt LI 1.33 LB/FT STEEL POSTS MIN' •S,2'•/• ^ /i' MAX ial EXISTNELG GMRADS SAW III -ROU ( GI7 I 70 1 ID FRONT SECTION tAPPRO%M1ATE NOTES r "' = POND BOTTONI %%; "••,"? U?71 f 2 PIES 11 f 1 & POSTS SET AT DEPTHS OF 4' FOR EARTH BACKFILL. ANCHOR DITCH IS 9'k 9" AND FILL IS TO BE COMPACTED, \\??S •?,;\ S??\? 1 - w'BEIWEEN JOINTS -? %C Bu T Dla I ?' II it CREOSOTE TIMBER 111' B. PROVIDE ADEQUATE EXCAVATION AHEAD OF SILT FENCE TO ACT ? FRONT VIEW 41, FRICTION PILES AS A VELOCITY BREAK AND SILT TRAP. C. CONTRACTOR MAY USE ALTERNATE MATERIAL N01F.IBENTS TO BE SPACED AS SHOWN ON PLAN M PROFILE OR METHOD UPON APPROVAL FROM ENGINEER sHEEYS. ALL BOLTS WASHERS 4 STRAPS TO BE GALVANIZED, W N = M O M ; O t SILT FENCE 2 SLOPE PROTECTION " TYPICAL PILE BENT DETAIL 1m`1 K m s STANDARD 2-6 CURB AND GUTTER q (WOODEN PIPE SUPPOR T) 0 ? C11 NOT TO SCALE 011 NOT TO SCALE C11 NOT TO SCALE C11 NOT TO SCALE u w m W K < U d. CI N C.I.MANHOLE FRAME & COVER DEWEY BROS.MH•RCR•17B OR EQUAL W/STAINLESS STEEL SCREWS FOR ° WATER TIGHT COVER PROVIDE PERFORATED M.H. COVERS WHERE INDICATED. NOTES 3 s I. ALL UNITS SHALL BE CON- >r- GRADE RING STRUCTED IN ACCORDANCE UNIT r m WITH AND REINFORCED TO EQ• UAL OR EXCEED AASHO SPEC. " y m m z o - ` T M199.731(ASTM C478) PRE- ' ' I "? 0 m 3 j DIR. \ /-ECCENTRIC CAST REINFORCED CONCRETE 6i _24 MANHOLE SECTIONS s , \ CONE UNIT " 12 2.CONCRETE SHALL BE 4000 PSI MINIMUM. a <.;'? ra. ''. .. ,d• Hr.ARk1."> - ? a 3. MANHOLE STEPS TO BE STEEL i' Tr, 34a3ar:,, GL •" ? " ED N PPPROVED y w REINF. PLASTIC OR EQUAL. 1 R T T4 5 9 9 2 ° SEALANT 4, ALL UNITS SHALL BE POURED , ` T ,r S " ? r• w z I :.STEPS I MONOLITHICLY AND STEAM ? q "HnL "• y '' 16" O.C. CURED (r .. ' w 5. PIPE OPENINGS SIZE AND ' w I > T LOCATION SHALL SUIT SPE- o T- -I u Z I rl CIFIC MANHOLE USE. m I I •" I PROVICE A PIPE JOINT MASONRY SEAL n OU LE AL N AS J o TT W T L SHOW Rp pE FLE1{gL ITY? I I F?LEU FORPPOSSeIE pIGF U . m SETTLEMENT I 0 L z J 5.-0" 6 MORTAR COAT - 'F•' z Z W W 403 _..... THICK SEA, AT CONTRACT RS 0 {- J W WITH BITUNAGDC pPTX)N PROVIDE TYPICAL SECTION SE 0 0 in GA MANHOLE OPENING W a W Z Q O O e STANDARD PRECAST CONCRETE MANHOLE U_ a o Cll NOT TO SCALE se a < z Z Q ? 0 F FnJ OF OW U cr c 0 - W UI u rc N 3 00 1 The oten Wo Company Engineering Planning t • r t Architecture !° :i k_ °I 120 North aw-An. - BWIWIQh, N.C. 27603 'fir n,H,H Ri A.FAIe SYnW 1998 SHEET NO.