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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSW7960208_APPROVED PLANS_20060908STORMWATER DIVISION CODING SHEET POST -CONSTRUCTION PERMITS PERMIT NO. Sw DOC TYPE ❑ CURRENT PERMIT rAPPROVED PLANS ❑ HISTORICAL FILE DOC DATE�f� _ YYYYM M D D ._J.1 :61:.. 1.-A_xr., It AIC l;ai: '-its SPECnCA7iONS permit placement and removal of formwork, Installation of sertiiices and irapection of construction. Summary of Work! 1henever unsuitable or unstable soil conditions which cannot be corrected by deewotering .ore T�•a Orowing5 and specifications or these two sheets depict and fully descrbe the work to be encountered, trenches shall be ftcovailed below grade and the trench bottan shall be brought to grade performed in conjunction with this project Vne Work far this project consists of parking lot and with suitable stabilization material. drainage improvements for Foursome Investors, Inc.. Construction generrally consists of. Trench & Structure 8ackf€11: 1. Construction ;:f 110,978 sf o' parking area. Parkng lot shol! be constructed Sacked compacted tc 95 percent will be required for the hell depth of the trench above the pipe. of 6" compacteq depth ABC .stone and 2' BCSC, Type i--2 ospF►alt surface The method of compaction and the equipment used shall be appropriate for the material to be and Q6 if 30' curb ord gu'eer, compacted and shall not transmit damaging shocks to the pipe. Bockfill material shall be compacted to the specified pereert of maximorn density at optimum moistur4 content as determined by ASTM D698. z installation of 308 LF of 12' CMP drolnoge Pine and construction of _' masonry The top portion of backfill beneath 'estab[!shed town areas shall be finished with not less than 4 inches drainage structu:-es of topsoil correspordr,g to. or better than, that underlying adjoining lawn areas. 3 Constructeor: of 5,396 sf detent,oq pond with necessary structures as shown an these plans and in the dstaiis. Disposal of Excess Excavated Materials: Except as otherwise perrritted, ail excess excavated materials shall be disposed of away from the site 4 Pemova! and 'eplocement of-nderr-ut extavat�ccr: or. necessary tc achieve final grade as of the work Broken concrete and other debris resulting from pavement or sidewalk removal and other well as any aoditlonal fill rrlc' *nisi needea similar waste materials shall be disposed of away from the site of the work, Unsuitable and surplus excavated material ncr incorporated In the Improvement shall be disposed of by the Contractor at his 5 Finish grading of :iisturbed areas and seeding or,d n• ulchir g pet specifications, own expense. 6 Compliance with federal, state and '-;-col dinorces lonoernrng p•,,ilution. utiiUes. STORM DRAINAGE PIPING: erosk,r control and traff+4 control. Materials and lostaltation, The tr.ontractor slim! furnish al' labor, equipment znd noterials necessary to completely construct and Ai pipe materials striae conform to the latest edition of the NC D 0 T. 'S4gndord Specifications for put into acceptable service th* new parking !nt and drair-ige facilities. Roads and Structures" Sections 320 and 1032. SITE CLEARING Pipe installation shalk conform to the lines and grades as shown on the Drawings and in accordance with the latest edition of the NC D. 0. T. "Standard Specifications for Roads and Structures Section The Contractor shall furnish of labor, mo'eerials, tools equipment and all else regLalred for and to 300: perform all ctearing and grubbing of the surface of the ground of the designated areas. Protections. STORM DRAINAGE STRUCTlJFf S: The Contractor provide temporary fences. barricades, coverings, or other protections to PPMerve existing items indr.ated to remain, apply protections to adjacent properties as required Contractor shall construct all indicated drainage structures in accordance with the Drawings, Details, and NO D. 0. T 'Standard Specifications for Roads and Structures' Section 80. Restors domnged worts to the condition existing prior to the start of work, unless otherwise directed. Protect existing trees and vegetation which are to remain from physical damage All storm drWooge swales shall have 3:-1 mintrnum side slopes. Execwtion of Work. ABC STONE BASE AND BITUMINOUS CONCRETE PAVING In areas designated tc be cleareld and grubbed, oil stumps, roots, burled logs, brush, grass and other unsatWoctory materials shawl be removed The roots and other projections within Weather Limitations: excavation areas over one and one-half (1-1/2) inches in diameter shall be grubbed out to a depth of Apply prim* and tack costs only when ambient temperature Is above 507., and when temperature has at least eighteen (18) inches below the IWAsfied subgrade elevatfon or Mope grade. Stumps, roots not been.below 55F for 12 hours immecllately prior to application. Do no apply when base is wet or and other projections within embankment areas sholl.be completely grubbed out to o depth of not less contains an excess of moisture. Construct bituminous concrete surface course only when atmospheric than sight (8) inches below the existing ground level. Ali debris and other items to be removed from temperature Is above 40'F, and when bass is dry. Base course may be placed when air temperature is the site shall be done so at the Contractor's expense. Waste items and materials shall be legally above 307 and rising. disposed of as directed by the Owner. Materials: TRENCHING, BACK.FILLING AND COMPACTION FOR PIPELINE INSTALLATION Base Course: Desorption of Work: Contractor shall place 6' compacted depth of base course to achiever finish grade. Base All pipe lines shall be laid to sv� line and grade so as not to conflict with water, sewer, gas, storm, course shall be constructed of graded crushed stone matoriol, North Ourotha of sewer or other. existing utility lines or services. All pipe Imes spoil generagy be iaid to line and grade Transportation Divislor of Highways standard stone type ABC. The base material and method of shown an the Contract Drawings. Drainage structures shall be built of the materials shown on the oonstruction shall meet the standard requirements of the N.C.D.O.T. Division of Highways. TF Qw cT01 It- (SEE DETAIL) r 1 31 I z 4Q S. is £ / DETENTION POND ! PERMANENT POOL ELEV. = 7.00: y 10.41 i f WEIR r 9.97 .87 iL ]IL �&L a FOR£BA Y r 011, 41L 8.36AL AREAJL • �,. 94- INV. 7.50 Drawin -_.._ `.__. HALSTEAD AUTOMOTIVE PAP.IK gs \` Surface Course: ,I ' �'' -- -- - -__ ____._ _..._ ._ _ _ . _ Existing Utilities: Surface course shall be 2" of BCSC Type I-2 plant *'nix concrete. Materials used and method of mixing. w 10 2D ko�� `% 30'R The existence grid locations of underground utilities indigated or the Contract Drawings are not placing, compacting. etc., shall meet the standard requirements of the NC D- a T. "Standard guaranteed and shall be investigated and verified in the field by the Contractor before starting work- Specifications for Rocds and Structures" Sections 610 & 645. Excavations in the vicinity of existing structures and utilities shall be done carefully by hand. PA`,rEMENT MARKINGS No classiflcotion of excavated materials will be made Excavation and trenchingwork shall Include the9-- Contractor opal! 9tri e Arkin got in accordance with the Drawings.. The Contractor spoil awes and ' 01 removal and subsequent handing of all materials excavated or otherwise <err,oved in performance of P parking �- sweep and contract work, regardless of the type, character composition, or condition thereof. clean the new pavement surface to eliminate loose material and dust. Protections. Striping: Excavated materials shall be deposited in areas designated by the Owner. The Contractor shall avoid depositing excavated materials on pavements, sidewalks or grass plots, except on euthorizotlon of the 1. Use a chlorinated -rubber base traffic lone -marking paint. factory -mixed, quick - Owner and then only when adequate temporary provisions have been made for passage and protection drying end non-bieeding• 8' of pedestrians and vehicles. Adequate bridging and tanked crossings must be provided and 2. COLOR +M1iie Provide material complying with FS TT-P-115, P 9 4 p 9 p . 1�',3 maintained across all open trenches for pedestrians and vaituctes. Type 111 G 2 3. APpiy paint with mechanical equipment to produce uniform straight edges. Apply in s, i The Contractor shall shore up or otherwise protect an fences, buildings, walls, walks, curbs or other 2 coats at marrufocturer's recommended rates. property adjacent to any excavation which might be disturbed during the progress of the wank. The 72 SEEDING AND MULCHING � / � PROPOSED SW Protect structures, utilities, sidewalks, pavements and other facilities in areas of work. Barricade open Ui� I sL RN ELEV. " 11'0Q excavations and provide warning lights from dusk to dawn *soap day. Permanent seeding is required for all areas disturbed by construction, except for areas covered by DAwS rv1001 C,`� � If1Y. E1EY• a S. 39 structures, pavements, etc / 440/913 Provide bracing and shoring as required in excavations, to maintaM sides and to protect adjacent Temporary seeding of disturbed areas shall be performed whenever structures from settlement, compiying with local codes and regulations. Maintain until excavations are. er *nark is suspended or delayed axe g'}' 1�, #,5'R 24' bnckfilled. any portion of the project for 30 days and the potential for erosion exists i0.14 O' S'�jy c� Control. In eneral, fallow procedures and ides fished b the Soil Gonservatian Service, United States SERVICE AREA( 10.22 Dewatering and Groundwater g P y T ' Dewatering equipment shall be provided to remove and dispose of a!t surface and ground water Department of Agriculture FF ELEV12:00 r L'y w 9 1' _ entering exeavatiorm, trenches, or other parts of the work. Erich excavation shall be kept dry during n ° subgrade preparation and continuohy thereafter until the structure to be built, or the pipe to be Mulch for erosion control shall consist of groin straw or other acceptable material. E r installed theftin, is completed to the extent that no damage from hydrostatic pressure, flotation, or � 6 71 !t other cause wilt result Maintain the crass on-thefor a period of 30 days after the grass growth appears. Rose" bore � 1G� �O � areas and repair all erxfed areas during rthat period, Inspect all seeded areas and make decessary / All excavations for concrete structures or trenches which extend down to or below ground water shall repairs or reseed'Ings *1thin the planting season, if possible. If stand should be over 60%.darn", re- be dewatered by lowering and keeping the ground water level beneath such excavations 12 inches or establish following original limestone, fertilizer and seeding recommendations_ All areas which do not , more below the bottom of the excavation. exhibit satisfactory ground cover within 45 days of seed application shall be replanted. / Stabilization: Oils f Subgrades for structures and trench bottoms shall be firm and thoroughly compacted; shall be free m/ 983 from silt and rnuck; and shall be sufficiently stable to remain firm and intact under the feet of the f f l;�S. PART'S workmen, Subgrades for concrete structures or trench bottoms which are otherwise solid, but which 8 59 ! { & nOFFICES mucky on top due to construction operations, shall be reinforced with crushed rock or gravel. ®� f 9 39 Ff ELEV = 12.00 The stabilizing material shall be spread and compacted to a depth of not more than 4 inches. Not mere than 1/2 inch depth of mud or muck shall be allowed to remain on stobiiized trench bottoms when the pipe bedding material is placed thereon. The finished elevation of stabilizing subgrades shall not be above subgrade eievotions 'indicated on the Drawings. / # 30 ♦! N Excavation For Structures: g,=�' Contractor shalt excavate sufficient area to the eelevallons and dimensions shown within a tolerance of PROPOSED DITCH E: $ 1E SHO plus or minus 0.10. Excavations shall extend a sufficient distance from footings and foundations to INVERT = 8.50 + j S� 1 ' fT ELEV I 1 DRANAGE STIRS IC."TURE TABLE STRUCTURE # DESCRIPTION RIM INV, OCURB INLET 10.50 J 780 CURB INLET 10,50 6.00 1 `, INLET 10.50 &21; CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCING 1. INSTALL TEMPORARY GRAVEL CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCE PADS. (SEE DETAIL) 2, INSTALL EROSION CONTROL DEVICES AT SITE DISCHARGE POINTS TO PREVENT OFF SITE SEDIMENTATION. 3. FILL THE EXISTING FIELD DITCHES, CUT NEW SWALES AND DITCHES. 4. INSTALL THE REMAINING SEDIMENT AND EROSION CONTROL PROTECTION. 5. INSTALL THE STONE BASE AND ASPHALT FOR THE PROPOSED PARKING. 6. SEED THE DISTURBED AREAS IN SUCH A MANNER THAT NO AREA WILL REMAIN DENUDED FOR MORE THAN 30 DAYS. 7, MONITOR AND MAINTENANCE THE INSTALLED EROSION CONTROL MEASURES AND REPAIR AS NECESSARY. 8 ONCE VEGETATION IS ESTABLISHED, REMOVE THE CONTROL DEVICES. 1 a. 3:3 `' { a/14 �® s �'� rah . 12.00� 10.55 K °006 �� 12.010i"l`I �• / t 1G.aa PAVED 11 0 Ili o tn DUMPSTER PA .5'R 11.60 TC c� 11.00 TC Z 7.41 i Y .34 Sol- N/F HALSTEAD AUTOMOTIVE PARK 11,80 TC 10'X1O'X6" THICK ., TRANSFORMER PAD 11.00 TO 2 w 9,- i6. g 22 i ea 11.50 TC APPROXIMATE LOCATION NORMAN YOUNG { TIRE CENTER V1C1 1 n1,'r N1/1Af'F=711` NTS I� SEWER MANHOLE ■ PROPOSED DROP INLET ® EXISTING WATER METER PROPOSED STERILE SWEET GUM l EXSITTNG CREPE MYRTLE PROPOSED DITCH OR SWALE LINE EXISTING DITCH OR SWALE LINE "S"YQ FIRE HYDRANT SEWER FLOW DIRECTION DRAINAGE FLOW DIRECTION 10.60--1 PROPOSED GRADE „ EXISTING ELEVATION - �" ° �• ",. PROPOSED CONTOUR BENCHMARK E5 El PROPOSED POST LIGHT (1000 WATT METAL HALIDE ON 25' TALL POLES) LEGEND ®� PLAY AREX 0.08 311,00 TC 0 14 10.02 O STUB OUT 5 LF 12" CMP 11.SQ TIE 2" WATER 9.2 SERVICE TO t +O' `O.Og PROPOSED SERVICE 1-1/2" METER N/F V�C' 10.44 A PROPOSED DITCH 8,49 ENTRAfiCE SIGN TBM FIRE HYDRANT 9;4 Jp ` _ ?<; 14 HIGH POINT 10.01 ASSUMED ELEV. 1138 SIR NORMAN YOUNG TiRE CENTiR i i).35 8.6 i / 10.00 ® IifVERT� ®0 --- C. 25' PLANTER gt; R 0, .r... 'R 1 1 - ' -ec `, ti 11.50 TC __ -- - 5 F.9r,� '1 ri a- 10.".0 �• F�OSED SWALE n; 9il� 36' �fler -� 6' EXISTING 15" RCP -- .09 INVERT IN 9.18 4 iALL tot A 0.42 A . 10Q.04' _ SZ, 4a " E .- _. 5 57" E 99.65' 1 ._ _... 1 102. r` �_ -------...--- -- --- $ 54'05'52' E_ 79.75 11.33 G:75 ?0 7 HiE1�ER - SWALE - SLOPE TO DRAIN_ F __ - t 80 PROPOSED . _PROPOSED SIGN 245 !f 8" pVC 5 5 ® 0.49 Mom' 8R" �.84 p9 19 �. 1 1 t� 3.5913.55 Q�'E z 4 �. X r14 04 z y LOCATION 3 38 ":93.k. r A �.8''. R3.8t •� 4.53 x 20'R 14, n 20'R 1 3 9 20'R = 13 & ' 1446 ---' - APPROXIMATE LOCATION PROPOSED 48 LF #b" RCP 1-1 /2" WATER 1 t a5 - - £X1STfNG 12" WATERMAIN t26POSED SMH �� INVERT IN - 9.65 CONNECTION EXISTING SMti _�.- -•�- ""` INVERT OUT RIM ELEV. INV ELEV. 7Q.4� RIM ELEV. 12.29 14 PROPOSED 40 LF 15 RCP Q INVERT � 9.40 INV. ELEV. 5.43 D. 0. � � FM INVERT OUT = 313 MATCH EXISTING H LSTEAD� � �CURB GRADES CURB & GUTTER DETAIL PER NCDOT 3' BINDER 40 roe.- i5. rt';•., u r , 1 r.l, , ,�,i ,' ,r. l '1}J � , �', ' s s i -Ili 114,. 1•"Y,t P`I, 1'�!!1•. 74 SP v- P: Ir ��Is hl'. 1, 1 it rife ' � S I'�� t '! 1 '� � 1 }'y',•l+, t n° „e, r 1- es �,;,, t ytl•,'1 � �y i i , �_' ��: �! . _ 1 I f f �s .. :1 I.. ••.� .. e.s�•. 1. ei.• � If f IF ,. - e:�. o F. �.I, 1•.. GRAPHIC SCALE 0 20 40 80 ( IN FEET ) 1 inch - 40 ft~ 1e0 0 0 S, - -q ITE DATA 1. PROPERTY OWNER: FOURSOME INVESTORS, INC. 1005 W. EHRINGHAVS STREET ELIZABETH CITY, NO 27909 (919) 335-4301 2, SITE ATEA: 3.75 ACRES 3. PARKING PROVIDED: 29 CUSTOMER SPACES 8 EMPLOYEE SPACES (2 HANDICAP SPACES INCLUDED) 4. ZONING OF PARCEL: C-3 5- LOT COVERAGE: BUILDING/ROOF AREA: 0.34 AC = 9.1 % PARKING/SIDEWALK AREA: 2.50 AC = 66.6% OPEN SPACE: 0.91 AC = 24.3% TOTAL AREA: 3.75 AC = 100% 6 BUILDING SIZE: 80' X 185' 7, ALL DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS TO BE PAVED WITH ASPHALT. 8 WATER AND SEWER CONNECTIONS SHALL BE MADE PER THE CITY OF EUZABETH CITY'S STANDARDS, 9. EXISTING ELEVATIONS ARE BASED ON AN ASSUMED DATUM. 10 THIS PROPERTY IS LOCATED IN FEMA FLOOD ZONE "C" ACCORDING TO THE REFERENCED BOUNDARY SURVEY, 11. BOUNDARY INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM A SURVEY PREPARED BY EDWARD T. HYMAN, JR., RLS ENTITLED "PROPERTY BEING CONVEYED TO FOURSOME INVESTORS, INC.' DATED JULY 5, 1994 AND FURTHER DESCRIBED IN DID 431, PG 537 AND DB 391, PG 349. ^� 4 w F " Y l £ AUG 2 8 2006 r,,.• . a, i x r r*� i N7� J I o Cop/ APPROVED NORTH CAROLINA ENViROi MENTAL itAANAGEMENT COWMSSION DIVISION OF WATER QUALITY SIt 8 2006 Stofmwa»warPNMNo LO208 bofte-a-_ EPEE 6-1 t4 - `\`\```\\1P11ttilUffUN�irr���rfi, CID �Q r�:tii11114e',si1 CQ Q ul W � z z a a Q U `n a z Li v 0Y (C p a. z < 0 U a p p rr (n LrJ ¢ m z < < d m o M a 3 < fz rC 6 g L Ch e» (A all rn rn lb rn01 _rn 7 1 * h z N A LAJ > U 17 '00 Dili<r Y 0 LD 7 CL 3 N a a A ~ eo Z g4LLI t- _rn O W Lei U Ld ea 5 LJ LA vase a- SHEET 1�-. _.- _ � �I- .. _.��._l ,,•1�. ... �.. ... .; �.�.i.._ t �x ti �->� ��. .f-:�13-f.'-�_.� '�_.S-.a I.�._..—:. �' _.�i�.- � EROSION CONTROL MEASURES SEEDING SCHEDULE THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE REQUIRMENTS OF THE EROSION SEED MIXTURE RATE OPTIMUM PLANTING DATES AND SEDIMENT CONTROL STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION CONTROL MEASURES SHALL BE PROVIDED ON ALL AREAS OF THE SITE WHICH ARE DISTURBED OR GRADED, CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE GROUND COVERS (SEE SCHEDULE BELOW) WITHIN 30 1. KENTUCKY 31 FESCUE 5 #/1000 SF MAR. 15 - MAY 1 CALENDAR DAYS AFTER COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION WITHIN THE SPECIFIC AREAS. THE AUG. tS - OCT. 15 CONTROL MEASURES SHALL BEGIN PRIOR TO ANY LAND DiSTURB4NG ACTIVITY INCLUDING CLEARING; SHALL CONTINUE DURING THE CONSTRUCTION AND SHALL CONTINUE WITH THE 2. COMMON BERMUDAGRASS 2 #/1000 SF MAY 1 - JUNE 30 NECESSARY MAINTENANCE UNTIL THE DISTURBED LAND IS STABILIZED. COMPLIANCE WITH LOCAL (HULLED? AND/OR STATE SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION CONTROL LAWS SHALL BE THE ENTIRE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR. THIS PARAGRAPH IS INTENDED TO SERVE ONLY AS A GUIDE TO THE CONTRACTOR FOR COMPLIANCE WITH SUCH LAWS. ORDERS. RULES AND 3. PEARL M•.LLE' 2 #/1000 SF MAY 1 - OCT. 1 REGULATIONS CONCERNING EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION CONTROL PROTECTION OF EXISTING STRUCTURES AND FACILITIES FROM SEDIMENTATION SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR. ITEMS TO BE PROTECTED SHALL INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO CATCH BASINS, 4. FESCUE 5 #/1000 SF OCT. 15 - MAR. 15 NATURAL WATERWAYS, DRAINAGE DITCHES, WALKS, DRIVES, ROADS, LAWNS, AND STREAMS.L.00) SEEDBED PREPARATION THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CUT AND DISPOSE OF WEEDS OR OTHER UNACCEPTABLE GROWTH ON THE AREAS TO BE SEEDED. UNEVEN OR ROUGH AREAS SHALL BE SHAPED AND SMOOTHED TO PROVIDE FOR EFFECTIVE SEEDING AND EASE OF MCIMNG. THE SOIL SHALL BE SCARIFIED TO A DEPTH OF' NOT LESS THAN S INCHES CLODS SHALL BE BROKEN AND THE TOP 3-4 INCHES OF THE SOIL SHALL BE WORKED INTO A SEEDBED BY THE USE OF PULVERIZERS, DRAGS , OR HARROWS. THE PREPARATION OF SEEDBEDS SHALL_ NOT BE DONE WHEN THE SOIL IS FROZEN OR EXETREMELY WET. LIMESTONE, FERTILIZER, AND SEED LIMESTONE, FERTILIZER, AND SEED SHALL BE APPLIED WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER COMPLETION OF SEEDBED PREPARATION. LIMESTONE AND FERTILIZER MAY BE APPLIED AS PART OF THE SEEDBED PREPARATION, PROVIDED IT IS WORKED INTO THE SOIL. IF NOT SO APPLIED, UMESTONE AND FERTILIZER SHALL BE DISTRIBUTED UNIFORMLY OVER THE PREPARED SEEDBED AT THE SPECIFIED RATE OF APPLICATION AND THEN HARROWED, RAKED. OR OTHERWISE THOROUGHLY WORKED INTO THE SEEDBED. SEED SHALL BE DISTRIBUTED UNIFORMLY" OVER THE SEEDBED AT THE RATE OF APPLICATION SPECIFIED, AND IMMEDIATELY HARROWED, RAKED, OR DRAGGED AS TO COVER THE SEED WITH A LAYER OF SOIL. MUL11":HING ALL SEEDED AREAS SHALL BE MULCHED. GRAIN STRAW MAY BE USED AS MULCH AT ANY TIME OF THE YEAR MULCH SHALL BE APPLIED WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER THE COMPLETION OF SEEDING. CARE SHALL BE TAKEN AS TO PREVENT DISPLACEMENT OF SOIL OR SEED TO THE SEEDBED AREA DURING MULCHING OPERATIONS, MULCH SHALL BE UNIFORMLY SPREAD BY HAND OR MECHANICAL SPREADER. AN ACCEPTABLE APPLICATION WILL BE THAT W1 ICH WILL ALLOW SOME SUNLIGHT TO PENETRATE AND AIR THE CIRCULATE BUT ALSO PARTIALLY SHADE THE GROUND, REDUCE EROSION AND CONSERVE SOIL MOISTURE. MAINTENANCE AREAS WHERE SEEDING AND MULCH?NG HAVE BEEN PERFORMED SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN SATISFACTORY CONDITION UNTIL ACCEPTANCE OF THE PROJECT BY THE OWNER. AREAS OF DAMAGE OR FAILURE DUE TO ANY CAUSE SHALL BE REPAIRED OR REDONE AS NECESSARY, RESERVED PARKING STANDARD HANDICAPPED PARKING VGN(TYPICAL) TO BE %STALUO AT REQUIRED HEIGHT AND DIMENSIONAL RELATIONSHIP TO PARK#NG STALL HANDICAPPED PARKING STALL -- BOTTOM EDGE OF SIGN 1 f A j MAXIMUM ;I SITE PLAN PENALTY $��0uLEARANCE L PARKING STALL PAVEMENT MARKINGS (TYP ) 60" OUTSIDE OF PEDESTRIAN AREAS STANDARD HANDICAPPED SYMBOL 84" WtiHiN PEDESTRIAN AREAS I 5.0 FT WHEELCHAIR ACCESS AISLE BADE 5'1 11, A.D.A. STANDARD HANDICAPPED PARKING SIGN PLAN VIEW OF PARKING STALL(S) (W/ STANDARD HANDICAPPED SYMBOL) TEMPORARY GRAVEL OMSTRUCTM ENTRANCE A. NCDOT #5 OP #57 WASHED STONE SHALL BE USED. PAD TO BE 50' X 20' X 6" DEPTH MIN B TURNING RADIUS SUFFICIENT TO ACCOMCDATE LARGE TRUCKS TO BE PROVIDED. C. ENTRANCE(S) SHALL BE LOCATED TO PROVIDE FOR MAXIMUM UTILITY BY ALL CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES D. PAD MUST BE MAINTAINED IN A CONDfTION WHICH WILL PREVENT TRACKING OR DIRECT FLOW OF MUD ONTO STREETS PERIODIC TOPDRESSING WITH STONE WILL BE NECESSARY E, ANY MATERIAL WHICH IS TRACKED ONTO ADJACENT ROAD SHALL BE REMOVED IMMEDIATELY. g 1 '_NCH &38 INLET ELEV 7 GQ CLASS B ONE COMPLETELY SURROUNDS RISER - PERMANENT WATER SURFACE ELEV. = 7 00 6" SH 40 PVC TEE c THREADED PLUG - ,i_sl -11 - THREADED PLUG WITH 1-3/4' DIA. HOLE DRILLED THROUGH CLEARANCE 36" CMP RISER W/ ANTI —VORTEX PLATES & TRASH RACK, SEE TRASH RACK DETAIL. WELD 1/4" STEEL PLATE ON BOTTOM. TOP OF RISER ELEV. = 8.40 ' I 12' CMP i INVERT I #57 WASHED STONE G DRAWDOWN DEVICE— \\6" GALV STEEL PIPE & FiTTNGS, ATTACH TO RISER OUTFLM STRl1M% NT5 0 FINISHED SUBGRADE PNAL BACKFILL COMPACT TO 95% - STANDARD PROCTOR #57 STONE BEDDING STONE TO BE T4DROUGHLY COMPACTED UNDER AND BESIDE PIPE VORTEX PLATES STEEL BARS (TYP.) 36' CMP RISER YP. SPACING BETWEEN ARS AND PLATES WELD TO PLATES // \\ 1/4" STEEL PLATES - ATTACH TO RISER USING 2"X2"X1 /4" ANGLE IRON I 3/4" STEEL BARS (TYP.) WELD 70 RISER 36 CMP RISER TRASH RACK NTS ANTI -SEEP COLLARS AT CL OF DAM SLOPE SIDES AS NECESSARY FOR CONSTRUCTION TWIAM. 2 OUTSIDE T Y OF PIPE OUTSIDEAM. OF PIPE i6� Noy aI�lfflt RA' ELEV.— (SEE PLANS) 7 J w iE >r O z a a u� Well, I1112: INL T A�ESAY SECT NTS NCTE. SEWER CLEANOUT RIM E'_EV. TO MATCH TOP OF PAVEMENT 1" LEAD POURED IN PLACE AND CAULKED ON INSIDE & OUTSIDE EDGE 4" THREADED FEMALE FITTING WITH 4" PLJG 7 UTE EAN (-'- 7 V E T M L NITS 22 1 /2' PVC TAPPING SADDLE { INSTAL'_ kN ACCORDANCE I WITH MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS I MIN- 6" #57 STONE BEDDING JNDER 'NYE - C.I. F. & G. a CH-BN-74 BY DEWEY BROS., INC GOLDSBORO, N.C., OR EQUAL, HEAVY DUTY CASTANG, FRAME = 220 LBS- MIN„ GRATE = 185 LBS. MIN CORBEL MASONRY AS REQ'D FROM FULL DtM`S OF RISER BARREL TO INSIDE DIM'S OF FRAME. CORBEL OR CONE SECTION MAY BE ECCENTRIC. NOTE: ALL MATERIAL AND INSTALLATION TO MEET MIN. SPECIFICATIONS OF NCDOT " STANDARD SPECIFICAT40NS FOR ROADS AND STRUCTURES", LATEST EDIT0N C.I- STEPS FOR INSIDE DEPTH GREATER THAN 4' INSIDE DIMENSIONS: SHALL BE EQUAL TO THE LARGEST CULVERT DIAM. PLUS 16" IN EACH DIM. 8" SEWER BRICK MASONRY (SOLID) SET MASONRY WALL FLUSH W/ BELL END OF CULVERT n/ oxvxiv/+v srVTm -COMPACT SUBGRADE TO 95% OF ASTM D 698 SEWER CLEANOUT - SEE DETAIL UILDING COMBINATION WYE AND 1/8 BEND TIE DIRECTL`! TO \-22 ' /2' BEND EXISTING LATERAL 1 \T4" SCH 40 PVC DWV SEWER SERVICE PIPE AT 1% MIN GRADE (ASTM D-2665. D-�785) NOTE SEWER SERVICE TREN 1- SHALL BE COMPACTED TC 95% STANDARD PROCTOR, ; Cc__"_ L'EVi'I F C E O%VI A[ N TS. CHANNELS IF"SUTARIES TO BE FORV Ci." OF BRICK IN A N` Ni:')US CURVE. SJPI _'EE. W.'TH CEMENT NAO =R f. " l: \8 RING & COVER SHALL BE DEWE~" ScT RW A- PROPOSED BROS. NO MH-PC;R-30C;C PAVEMENT GRAD I ZI 0I 2 C ZI � G y, Lu of OI lL;i z l ca 41 f c �.f JF 4 T 5 a I L w} RINI OP ?AM-NErK. R!JBBEP Boo -- SEE cFEC`, 4"� vllo STEP r - SEE SPECS a ERAS o�h zip 'M _NF.._E OPENINGS MAIv =hS FOR dim -v, LATERAL 'NvERT iFi _ ,qO' BE LOWER THAN VAIN SP'ZiNGONE PRECAST BOTTOM W/ MAONOLITHIC EXTENDED BASF. f J, -NO6- STONE ETC Tp 1 Ifif��i. 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