HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution 32-22
To: Members of Dublin City Council
From: Dana L. McDaniel, City Manager
Date: June 21, 2022
Initiated By: Robert E. Ranc, Jr., Deputy City Manager/Chief Operating Officer
Paul A. Hammersmith, PE, Director of Engineering/City Engineer
Brian D. Gable, PE, Deputy Director of Engineering - Design & Construction
C. Aaron Stanford, PE, Deputy Director of Engineering - Utilities
Kenneth B. Richardson, PE, PS, Senior Civil Engineer
Re: Resolution 32-22 – Accepting the Lowest and Best Bid for the Riverside Drive
East Shared-Use Path - Section 1; Water Line Extension Areas 4A, 4B; and
Water Line Extension Area 4A Phase 2 Project (19-011-CIP, 18-038-CIP, 18-
031-CIP)
Summary
On June 9, 2022 two (2) bids were received and publicly opened for the Riverside Drive East Shared-Use
Path - Section 1; Water Line Extension Areas 4A, 4B; and Water Line Extension Area 4A Phase 2 Project
(the “Project”), which includes: 3,000 feet of shared-use path; 115 feet pre-fabricated pedestrian bridge;
1,610 feet of 8-inch water line; and 2,430 feet of 12-inch water line. The Project was designed as three
separate projects and programmed to bid as one construction project to provide benefits of cost
efficiency and reduction in overall construction time. Please see the included location map showing the
water line extension areas as well the shared-use path location.
The Project will provide a shared-use path on the east side of Riverside Drive from Emerald Parkway and
connect to the existing shared-use path 500 feet north of Hanna Hills Drive. In addition to the shared-
use path, this Project will extend water lines on the east side of Riverside Drive from Emerald Parkway to
Hanna Hills Drive and on Bright Road from Riverside Drive to Grandee Cliffs Drive. The extension of the
water lines are located in the utility extension areas (Areas 4A, 4B) as identified in the Dublin City
Council adopted policy on December 7, 2015, and as amended by Council on April 25, 2022, to provide
water and sanitary sewer utility extensions to areas that do not currently have access to these public
services. The water line extension portion of this Project will serve or provide the ability to serve 30
existing parcels of which 28 parcels have an existing well. An existing sanitary sewer serves the Project
area.
At the April 25, 2022 Council meeting, Ordinance 11-22 was discussed for acquiring additional right-of-
way on the McDowell property (Parcel 9) adjacent to Riverside Drive and included the potential for the
shared-use path construction to disturb the Ferris Pioneer Cemetery. There is no surface trace of the
cemetery location on Parcel 9 as the existing cemetery sign on Riverside Drive was placed by a volunteer
in 2003 to acknowledge there was a pioneer cemetery located somewhere in the general area, however,
the location of the cemetery is unknown at this time. As part of the construction requirements for the
Project, the contractor is required to perform ground-penetrating radar (GPR) of the shared-use path
construction area on Parcel 9 prior to grading operations to construct the shared-use path. The GPR
may determine if potential unmarked graves are in the shared-use path construction area. A report on
the GPR findings will be submitted to the City by September 30, 2022.
For Council’s reference, a copy of the construction drawings for the Project have been provided
electronically or a print version can be provided to Council upon request.
Office of the City Manager
5555 Perimeter Drive • Dublin, OH 43017-1090
Phone: 614.410.4400 • Fax: 614.410.4490 Memo
Resolution 32-22 – Accepting the Lowest and Best Bid for the Riverside Drive East Shared-Use Path –
Section 1; Water Line Extensions Areas 4A, 4B; and Water Line Extension Area 4A Phase 2 Project (19-
011-CIP, 18-038-CIP, 18-031-CIP)
June 21, 2022
Page 2 of 3
The Engineer’s estimate for this project is $2,300,000. This project is funded from Ordinance 04-22 as
follows:
Project Component Funding Source Budgeted Amount Bid Amount
Water Extension Water Fund $1,130,000 $1,259,000.85
Shared-Use Path New Capital Infrastructure –
Bicycle and Pedestrians $1,000,000 $1,212,181.30
Total $2,130,000 $2,471,182.15
Strawser Paving Company, Inc. submitted the lowest and best bid of $2,471,182.15. Staff has reviewed
all bids and a summary of the bids received is listed below.
Bidder Bid as Read
Bid as Read
Corrected Bid Over (+) or Under (-)
Engineer’s Estimate
Strawser Paving Company, Inc. $2,471,182.15 +7.4% N/A
Complete General Construction $4,250,833.13 +84.8% N/A
The two bids received were higher than the Engineer’s estimate. Staff has determine this is due to
multiple factors: overall high inflation, increased trucking and fuel costs, material costs increases, and
ductile iron pipe shortages. Engineering has consulted with Finance staff, and staff anticipates being able
to cover the additional Project cost using other unencumbered budgeted funds or within the actual 2022
income tax revenues.
As detailed in the June 14, 2022 City Manager update memo, “Ductile Iron Water System Components
Supply”, there is presently an extended delivery time for ductile iron components. This has also caused
the material cost of these same components to be inflated beyond the cost used to determine the
Engineer’s estimate. These cost increases are reflected in the submitted bids for this project. It is also
expected the lead time to secure the ductile iron components for this project will be nine to twelve
months from the time of order. Due to this supply delay, the completion date for this project is being
extended from December 2022 to August 30, 2023.
The contractor may begin construction this year south of Bright Road and east of Riverside Drive outside
of the GPR survey area (until the GPR report is reviewed). For areas along Riverside Drive north of
Bright Road and areas on Bright Road to Grandee Cliffs Drive, no construction fieldwork shall begin until
March 15, 2023.
Riverside Drive will remain open to traffic at all times. During water line and roadway construction at
the Billingsley Creek (north of the Emerald Parkway about 300 feet), Riverside Drive will be reduced to
one lane in each direction for a duration of three weeks. Typical and customary communication
methods will be used to convey construction information to residents and motorists throughout the
duration of the work for this Project.
Resolution 32-22 – Accepting the Lowest and Best Bid for the Riverside Drive East Shared-Use Path –
Section 1; Water Line Extensions Areas 4A, 4B; and Water Line Extension Area 4A Phase 2 Project (19-
011-CIP, 18-038-CIP, 18-031-CIP)
June 21, 2022
Page 3 of 3
Recommendation
Staff recommends approving this Project that is over the Engineer’s Estimate because there has been no
indication from suppliers and other professionals in the industry that these prices will significantly reduce
in the near term.
Staff has thoroughly reviewed the bid submitted by Strawser Paving Company, Inc. and determined it to
be a complete and acceptable cost to perform the specified work for this project. Previous experience
with Strawser Paving Company, Inc. has been favorable including these recent projects: Bright Road
Watermain Installation (2022); 2021 Storm Structure Maintenance; 2021 Street Maintenance Program –
Phase 1 and 2. Staff is confident Strawser Paving Company, Inc. will perform well on this Project.
Staff recommends Council approval of Resolution 32-22 accepting as lowest and best the bid of Strawser
Paving Company, Inc. in the amount of $2,471,182.15 and authorizing the City Manager to enter into a
contract with Strawser Paving Company, Inc. for this Project.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE EAST SHARED-USE PATH - SECTION 1
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TYPICAL SECTIONSRIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
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GENERAL NOTES RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
GENERAL NOTES RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
EROSION CONTROL NOTES ●●●●●
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EROSION CONTROL NOTES AND DETAILS RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
BMP NOTES AND DETAILS RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
CALCULATEDCHECKEDHORIZONTALSCALE IN FEET0STA. 0+00 TO STA. 11+00PROJECT BMP & SWPP PLAN 42
9RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
CALCULATEDCHECKEDHORIZONTALSCALE IN FEET0STA. 11+00 TO STA. 22+00PROJECT BMP & SWPP PLAN 42
10RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
CALCULATEDCHECKEDHORIZONTALSCALE IN FEET0STA. 22+00 TO STA. 30+50PROJECT BMP & SWPP PLAN 42
11RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
GENERAL SUMMARY ITEM DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNITITEMDESCRIPTIONQUANTITYUNIT
RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
PLAN & PROFILESTA. 0+00 TO STA. 5+60RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
PLAN & PROFILESTA. 5+60 TO STA. 11+20RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWSSSSSSSSSS PLAN & PROFILESTA. 11+20 TO STA. 16+40RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW PLAN & PROFILESTA. 16+40 TO STA. 22+00RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW PLAN & PROFILESTA. 22+00 TO STA. 27+60RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
WW PLAN & PROFILESTA. 27+60 TO STA. 30+25Feet
0 5 10
RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
STA. 0+10.00 TO STA. 3+35.00CROSS SECTIONSRIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
STA. 3+50.00 TO STA. 5+50.00CROSS SECTIONSRIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
STA. 6+00.00 TO STA. 9+00.00CROSS SECTIONSRIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
STA. 9+50.00 TO STA. 13+00.00CROSS SECTIONSRIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
STA. 13+50.00 TO STA. 17+50.00CROSS SECTIONSRIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
STA. 18+00.00 TO STA. 21+50.00CROSS SECTIONSRIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
STA. 221+00.00 TO STA. 26+00.00CROSS SECTIONSRIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
STA. 26+50.00 TO STA. 30+50.00CROSS SECTIONSRIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
STORM SEWER PROFILES RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
STORM SEWER PROFILES RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
DRIVE DETAILS RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1Feet
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DRIVE DETAILS RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1Feet
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DRIVE DETAILS RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1Feet
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DRIVE DETAILS RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1Feet
0 10 20
DRIVE DETAILS RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1Feet
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE CURB DETAIL Feet
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INTERSECTION DETAIL Feet
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
TREE INVENTORY TAG #DIAMETER
(INCHES)SPECIES CONDITION
1 6 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
2 6 WHITE ASH DEAD
3 15 RED OAK GOOD
4 15 RED OAK GOOD
5 8 BASSWOOD GOOD
6 16 BASSWOOD GOOD
7 20 WHITE OAK GOOD
8 10 BASSWOOD GOOD
9 7 WHITE ASH DEAD
10 7 WHITE OAK GOOD
11 9 BOX ELDER GOOD
12 8 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
13 12 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
14 12 HONEY LOCUST GOOD
15 15 GREEN ASH FAIR
16 9 GREEN ASH GOOD
17 8 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
18 30 SILVER MAPLE GOOD
19 24 SILVER MAPLE FAIR
20 8 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
21 22 SILVER MAPLE FAIR
22 12 WHITE ASH DEAD
23 9 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
24 7 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
25 12 SILVER MAPLE GOOD
26 12 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
27 6 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
28 6 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
29 8 WHITE ASH POOR
30 10 BLACK LOCUST GOOD
31 6 BOX ELDER FAIR
32 5 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
33 9 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
34 7 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
35 6 SERBIAN SPRUCE POOR
36 29 NORWAY SPUCE GOOD
37 28 NORWAY SPUCE GOOD
38 19 AUSTRIAN PINE POOR
39 16 NORWAY SPUCE GOOD
40 8 OHIO BUCKEYE GOOD
41 8 SILVER MAPLE DEAD
42 22 BITTERNUT HICKORY GOOD
43 17 WHITE ASH DEAD
44 10 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
45 8 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
46 26 SILVER MAPLE GOOD
47 17 SILVER MAPLE POOR
48 15 BLACK WALNUT GOOD
49 20 BLACK CHERRY GOOD
50 12 HACKBERRY GOOD
51 8 WHITE MULBERRY GOOD
52 19 NORTHERN CATALPA GOOD
53 9 WHITE ASH DEAD
54 12 BLACK WALNUT GOOD
55 15 AUSTRIAN PINE POOR
56 14 AUSTRIAN PINE FAIR
57 17 AUSTRIAN PINE GOOD
58 37 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
59 25 WHITE PINE GOOD
60 21 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
61 17 BLUE SPRUCE POOR
62 12 EASTERN RED CEDAR GOOD
63 21 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
64 27 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
65 36 RED OAK GOOD
66 24 WHITE PINE GOOD
67 7 AMERICAN CRABAPPLE GOOD
68 10 BLACK CHERRY GOOD
69 13 BLACK CHERRY GOOD
70 18 AMERICAN CRABAPPLE GOOD
71 27 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
72 27 BLACK CHERRY GOOD
TAG #DIAMETER
(INCHES)SPECIES CONDITION
73 7 WHITE PINE GOOD
74 7 AUSTRIAN PINE POOR
75 6 HETZI JUNIPER GOOD
76 6 HETZI JUNIPER GOOD
77 5 AUSTRIAN PINE GOOD
78 10 DAWN REDWOOD GOOD
79 11 DAWN REDWOOD GOOD
80 11 DAWN REDWOOD GOOD
81 12 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
82 15 BLUE SPRUCE GOOD
83 15 BLUE SPRUCE GOOD
84 21 NORWAY SPUCE GOOD
85 7 BLUE SPRUCE FAIR
86 22 NORWAY SPUCE GOOD
87 7 BLUE SPRUCE GOOD
88 9 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
89 7 BLUE SPRUCE GOOD
90 7 BLUE SPRUCE GOOD
91 6 NORWAY SPUCE GOOD
92 8 BLUE SPRUCE GOOD
93 7 NORWAY SPUCE GOOD
94 10 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
95 7 CALLERY PEAR GOOD
96 6 CALLERY PEAR FAIR
97 10 NORWAY SPUCE GOOD
98 24 NORWAY SPUCE GOOD
99 9 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
100 14 BLACK CHERRY DEAD
101 12 AMERICAN ELM DEAD
102 8 AMERICAN ELM DEAD
103 24 BLACK CHERRY GOOD
104 24 WHITE ASH DEAD
105 9 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
106 8 CALLERY PEAR FAIR
107 12 BOX ELDER GOOD
108 11 MULBERRY GOOD
109 11 MULBERRY GOOD
110 10 WHITE ASH DEAD
111 18 BLACK CHERRY DEAD
112 9 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
113 12 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
114 17 BLACK CHERRY DEAD
115 10 BLACK CHERRY DEAD
116 8 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
117 19 MULBERRY GOOD
118 11 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
119 10 AMERICAN ELM DEAD
120 10 MULBERRY POOR
121 6 BOX ELDER FAIR
122 14 BOX ELDER POOR
123 8 BOX ELDER POOR
124 17 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
125 17 BLACK WALNUT GOOD
126 12 WHITE ASH DEAD
127 9 BITTERNUT HICKORY GOOD
128 6 BOX ELDER POOR
129 6 WHITE ASH POOR
130 12 BLACK CHERRY DEAD
131 10 WHITE ASH DEAD
132 9 CALLERY PEAR GOOD
133 6 SUGAR MAPLE FAIR
134 15 AMERICAN CRABAPPLE POOR
135 4 HONEYSUCKLE FAIR
136 11 CALLERY PEAR GOOD
137 24 BOX ELDER GOOD
138 16 BOX ELDER GOOD
139 12 HACKBERRY GOOD
140 11 HACKBERRY GOOD
141 8 BASSWOOD GOOD
142 16 HACKBERRY GOOD
143 14 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
144 9 HACKBERRY GOOD
TAG #DIAMETER
(INCHES)SPECIES CONDITION
145 9 HACKBERRY GOOD
146 9 HACKBERRY GOOD
147 9 HACKBERRY GOOD
148 24 WHITE ASH DEAD
149 5 HACKBERRY GOOD
150 17 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
151 8 WHITE ASH DEAD
152 8 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
153 OHIO BUCKEYE GOOD
154 5 HACKBERRY GOOD
155 6 WHITE ASH DEAD
156 12 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
157 7 PIN OAK GOOD
158 12 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
159 12 WHITE ASH DEAD
160 12 WHITE ASH DEAD
161 12 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
162 12 HACKBERRY GOOD
163 16 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
164 22 WHITE ASH DEAD
165 12 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
166 10 WHITE ASH POOR
167 8 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
168 8 SUGAR MAPLE FAIR
169 9 WHITE ASH POOR
170 7 WHITE ASH DEAD
171 8 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
172 4 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
173 10 WHITE ASH DEAD
174 5 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
175 7 GREEN ASH DEAD
176 4 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
177 12 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
178 4 WHITE ASH DEAD
178 14 WHITE ASH DEAD
179 10 WHITE ASH DEAD
180 11 WHITE ASH DEAD
181 13 WHITE ASH DEAD
182 6 WHITE ASH DEAD
183 12 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
184 5 SUGAR MAPLE DEAD
185 12 SUGAR MAPLE DEAD
187 10 BLACK CHERRY DEAD
188 16 SUGAR MAPLE FAIR
189 14 WHITE ASH DEAD
190 7 HACKBERRY GOOD
191 10 HACKBERRY GOOD
192 7 HACKBERRY GOOD
193 8 HACKBERRY GOOD
194 22 MULTI-STEM GREEN ASH POOR
195 26 MULTI-STEM GREEN ASH POOR
196 12 GREEN ASH POOR
197 11 BITTERNUT HICKORY GOOD
198 18 BITTERNUT HICKORY GOOD
199 8 MULBERRY DEAD
200 12 MULBERRY GOOD
201 5 OHIO BUCKEYE GOOD
202 9 OHIO BUCKEYE GOOD
203 8 WHITE ASH DEAD
205 18 HACKBERRY GOOD
206 34 HACKBERRY GOOD
207 24 HONEY LOCUST GOOD
208 15 HONEY LOCUST FAIR
209 10 HONEY LOCUST DEAD
210 12 HONEY LOCUST GOOD
211 12 HONEY LOCUST GOOD
212 24 HONEY LOCUST GOOD
213 5 HONEY LOCUST GOOD
214 12 HONEY LOCUST GOOD
215 4 GREEN ASH GOOD
216 14 HONEY LOCUST GOOD
217 7 GREEN ASH GOOD
TAG #DIAMETER
(INCHES)SPECIES CONDITION
218 6 BLACK CHERRY GOOD
219 4 GREEN ASH GOOD
220 10 HONEY LOCUST GOOD
221 12 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
222 16 SUGAR MAPLE DEAD
223 11 BLACK LOCUST GOOD
224 11 HONEY LOCUST POOR
225 5 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
226 6 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
227 15 HACKBERRY GOOD
228 4 GREEN ASH GOOD
229 6 REDBUD POOR
230 7 GREEN ASH GOOD
231 7 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
232 18 BLACK LOCUST POOR
233 7 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
234 9 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
235 14 BLACK LOCUST DEAD
236 11 WHITE ASH DEAD
237 7 GREEN ASH GOOD
238 6 REDBUD FAIR
239 4 GREEN ASH GOOD
240 6 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
241 7 BLACK WALNUT GOOD
242 15 BLACK WALNUT GOOD
243 9 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
244 11 HACKBERRY GOOD
245 5 GREEN ASH GOOD
246 26 BLACK LOCUST GOOD
247 6 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
248 13 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
249 4 GREEN ASH GOOD
250 5 OHIO BUCKEYE GOOD
251 8 BLACK WALNUT GOOD
252 5 GREEN ASH GOOD
253 5 GREEN ASH GOOD
254 6 GREEN ASH GOOD
255 4 GREEN ASH GOOD
256 5 WHITE ASH POOR
257 6 WHITE ASH POOR
258 8 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
259 7 WHITE ASH GOOD
260 6 OHIO BUCKEYE GOOD
261 6 OHIO BUCKEYE GOOD
262 27 BLACK WALNUT GOOD
263 12 BLACK WALNUT GOOD
264 7 OHIO BUCKEYE GOOD
265 15 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
266 6 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
267 8 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
268 7 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
269 22 MULBERRY FAIR
270 6 WHITE ASH DEAD
271 20 BOX ELDER GOOD
272 21 HACKBERRY GOOD
273 7 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
274 4 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
275 8 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
276 11 WHITE OAK GOOD
277 18 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
278 24 BITTERNUT HICKORY GOOD
279 6 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
280 8 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
281 4 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
282 7 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
283 5 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
284 5 SUGAR MAPLE GOOD
285 5 AMERICAN ELM GOOD
286 5 BOX ELDER GOOD
287 6 BOX ELDER GOOD RIVERSIDE DRIVE EASTSHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1
PID No. NONE
OHM Advisors
580 North Fourth Street, Suite 610
Columbus, OH 43215
DATESTRUCTURE FILE NUMBERCHECKEDREVISEDDESIGNEDDRAWNREVIEWEDDESIGN AGENCYPID No.P:\6000_6100\6051180010_Riverside_Drive_East_SUP\ODOT\00000_RIVERSIDESUP\Design\Structure\Sheets\180010_SN001.dgn Sheet 5/6/2022 1:39:41 PM bswora Columbus, OH 43215580 North Fourth Street, Suite 610 OHM Advisors52 YSJJHJH 11/19 GENERAL NOTES, ESTIMATED QUANTITIES & REINFORCING LISTNONE19-011-CIP BLS RIVERSIDE DRIVE EAST SHARED-USE PATH - SEC. 1NOTES:
REINFORCING STEEL - ASTM A615, OR A996
GRADE 60 MINIMUM YIELD STRENGTH 60,000 P.S.I.
DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS:
DESIGN LOADING:
DESIGN DATA:
AND THE ODOT BRIDGE DESIGN MANUAL, 2007.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF STATE HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION OFFICIALS, 2012,
"GUIDE SPECIFICATION FOR DESIGN OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES" ADOPTED BY THE
THIS STRUCTURE CONFORMS TO THE "LRFD BRIDGE DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS" AND
CAST IN PLACE STRUCTURE:
CLASS C CONCRETE - COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH 4000 P.S.I. (SUBSTRUCTURE)
FOUNDATION BEARING RESISTANCE:
RESISTANCE IS 6.0 KIPS PER SQUARE FOOT.
LOAD PRESSURE OF 4.0 KIPS PER SQUARE FOOT. THE FACTORED BEARING
LOAD PRESSURE OF 2.70 KIPS PER SQUARE FOOT AND A MAXIMUM STRENGTH
FORWARD ABUTMENT FOOTING, AS DESIGNED, PRODUCE A MAXIMUM SERVICE
PILES TO BEDROCK:
ITEM QUANTITY UNITDESCRIPTION
503 COFFERDAMS AND EXCAVATION BRACING
503 UNCLASSIFIED EXCAVATION, INCLUDING ROCK
505 PILE DRIVING EQUIPMENT MOBILIZATION
507 60 FTSTEEL PILES HP10X42, FURNISHED
507 50 FTSTEEL PILES HP10X42, DRIVEN
507 2 EASTEEL POINTS OR SHOES
509 LBEPOXY COATED REINFORCING STEEL
511 CYCLASS QC1 CONCRETE, ABUTMENT INCLUDING FOOTING
512 SYSEALING OF CONCRETE SURFACES (EPOXY-URETHANE)
518 CYPOROUS BACKFILL WITH GEOTEXTILE FABRIC
518 FT
518 FT
SPECIAL
19
24
8
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES ABBREVIATIONS:
TYP. - TYPICAL
T/T - TOE TO TOE
T.R. - TOWNSHIP ROUTE
SY - SQUARE YARD
STA. - STATION
S.R. - STATE ROUTE
SPA. - SPACES OR SPACING
S.O. - SERIES OF
SF - SQUARE FOOT
RT. - RIGHT
R.A. - REAR ABUTMENT
P.E.J.F. - PREFORMED EXPANSION JOINT FILLER
P.C.P.P. - PERFORATED CORRUGATED PLASTIC PIPE
O/O - OUT TO OUT
N.P.C.P.P. - NON-PERFORATED CORRUGATED PLASTIC PIPE
NO./# - NUMBER
MISC. - MISCELLANEOUS
MIN. - MINIMUM
MID. - MIDDLE
MAX. - MAXIMUM
LT. - LEFT
I.R. - INTERSTATE ROUTE
INV. - INVERT
FT/FT - FOOT PER FOOT
F.A. - FORWARD ABUTMENT
F/F - FACE TO FACE
EX. - EXISTING
EQ. - EQUAL
EL. - ELEVATION
E.O.S. - EDGE OF SHOULDER
E.O.P. - EDGE OF PAVEMENT
CY - CUBIC YARD
C.J. - CONSTRUCTION JOINT
CONST. - CONSTRUCTION
C.I.P. - CAST-IN-PLACE
CF - CUBIC FOOT
C/C - CENTER TO CENTER
| - CENTERLINE
BRGS. - BEARINGS
BOT. - BOTTOM
ASTM - AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TESTING AND MATERIALS
ABUTS. - ABUTMENTS
MARK
NUMBER
LENGTH
TYPEDIMENSIONS
A B C DTOTALREARFORWARD
ABUTMENTS
(LB)
WEIGHT
A401 4 8'-3"22 3 1'-9"2'-2"
A501 16 15'-8"261 STR
A502 15 10'-6"164 3 2'-7"2'-4"
A503 2 10'-2"21 STR
A504 11 7'-9"89 2 0'-10"2'-4"4'-10"
A505 17 15'-4"272 2 7'-4"0'-11"7'-4"
A801 4 15'-8"167 STR
A802 4 11'-9"2 1'-0"10'-2"1'-0"
A511 20 15'-8"327 STR
A512 20 10'-0"212 6 0'-11"4'-0"0'-10"
A513 11 4'-9"54 2 1'-6"2'-0"1'-6"
A514 4 8'-9"37 1 5'-11"3'-0"
A515 4 7'-10"33 1 5'-0"3'-0"
A516 3 7'-10"25 3 2'-8"0'-11"
A611 32 7'-4"352 2 1'-0"5'-8"1'-0"
A612 2 11'-10"36 2 1'-0"10'-2"1'-0"
4
16
15
2
11
17
4
4
LBTOTAL =2198
A BBA CBA
TYPE-1 TYPE-2 TYPE-3
AB
TYPE-6
2198
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PLATE AND STRUCTURAL SHAPES. STRENGTH FY = 50 KSI.
SQUARE AND RECTANGULAR TUBING, AND ASTM A588, ASTM A606, OR ASTM A242
ENHANCED ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION RESISTANT ASTM A847 COLD-FORMED WELDED
BRIDGE STEEL MEMBERS SHALL BE FABRICATED FROM HIGH STRENGTH, LOW ALLOY,
ABUTMENT)
ABUTMENT PILES (HP10x42): 2 PILES 30 FEET LONG, ORDER LENGTH (REAR
ABUTMENT PILES.
THE TOTAL FACTORED LOAD IS 89.3 KIPS PER PILE FOR THE REAR
HAMMER SIZE TO ACHIEVE THE REQUIRED DEPTH TO BEDROCK AND REFUSAL.
RECEIVING AT LEAST 20 BLOWS FROM THE PILE HAMMER. SELECT THE
OBTAINED WHEN THE PILE PENETRATION IS AN INCH OR LESS AFTER
DRIVE PILES TO REFUSAL ON BEDROCK. THE REFUSAL IS CONSIDERED TO BE
126
C
C
NOTED.
5. ALL REINFORCING STEEL CLEARANCES ARE 2" UNLESS OTHERWISE
DIMENSIONS.
4. REFER TO C.M.S. SECTION 509.05 FOR STANDARD BEND
3. "STR" IN THE TYPE COLUMN INDICATES STRAIGHT BARS.
2. ALL REINFORCING STEEL SHALL BE EPOXY COATED.
NOTED. R INDICATES INSIDE RADIUS, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
BAR DIMENSIONS SHOWN ARE OUT TO OUT UNLESS OTHERWISE
THE BAR SIZE NUMBER. FOR EXAMPLE, S501 IS A NO. 5 BAR.
AND THE FIRST TWO DIGITS WHERE FOUR ARE USED, INDICATES
MARK COLUMN. THE FIRST DIGIT WHERE THREE DIGITS ARE USED,
1. THE BAR SIZE NUMBER IS SPECIFIED ON THE PLANS IN THE BAR
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20
11
4
4
3
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2
STEEL H-PILES - ASTM A572, YIELD STRENGTH 50 KSI
AND 8.0 KIPS VEHICLE
0.085 KIPS/SQ FT PEDESTRAIN LOADING
LUMP
LUMP
LUMP
1
1
1
LUMP1
EXCEPT AS MODIFIED IN THESE PLANS.
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE, H TRUSS DESIGN. SECTION 513 OF ODOT'S 2019 CMS APPLIES
ITEM SPECIAL - STRUCTURES, MISC.: 115' PRE-ENGINEERED HALF THROUGH TRUSS
HANDRAILS, BEARINGS, AND DECK SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE LUMP SUM BID FOR
SUPPLYING, SHIPPING, AND ERECTION OF THE TRUSS BRIDGE, SAFETY RAILS,
FOR THE DESIGN, FABRICATION, ANY MISCELLANEOUS PAINTING, POURING,
ALL EQUIPMENT, LABOR, MATERIALS, AND OTHER PERTINENT COST NECESSARY
APPROVES THE SUPPLIER 5 DAYS PRIOR TO BID.
ENGINEER OR OWNER'S AGENT EVALUATES THE PROPOSED SUPPLIER AND
SUPPLIERS OTHER THAN THOSE LISTED ABOVE MAY BE USED PROVIDED THE
- CAMERON BRIDGE WORKS
- ANDERSON BRIDGES
- PIONEER BRIDGE
- EXCEL BRIDGE
- BIG R BRIDGE
- WHEELER BRIDGE
- CONTECH BRIDGE
THE FOLLOWING BRIDGE MANUFACTURERS ARE QUALIFIED SUPPLIERS:
BEEN IN SERVICE AT LEAST 3 YEARS.
5 SUCCESSFUL BRIDGE PROJECTS OF SIMILAR CONSTRUCTION. EACH OF WHICH HAS
EXPERIENCE FABRICATING THESE TYPE OF STRUCTURES, AND PROVIDE A LIST OF
QUALIFIED PRE-FABRICATORS MUST HAVE AT LEAST FIVE (5) YEARS OF
BRIDGE, H TRUSS DESIGN
STRUCTURES, MISC.: 115' PRE-ENGINEERED HALF THROUGH TRUSS PEDESTRIAN
AS PER PLAN
4" NON-PERFORATED CORRUGATED PLASTIC PIPE, INCLUDING SPECIALS,720.12,
4" PERFORATED CORRUGATED PLASTIC PIPE, INCLUDING SPECIAL, 720.12 16
REINFORCING STEEL LIST
18517 FTRAILING, MISC.: STEEL PEDESTRIAN RAILING, MD-06
720.12, AS PER PLAN
ITEM 518: 4" NON-PERFORATED CORRUGATED PLASTIC PIPE, INCLUDING SPECIALS,
IN ACCORDANCE WITH ODOT STANDARD DRAWING DM-1.1.
PER PLAN, FOR PAYMENT. THE PRECAST REINFORCED CONCRETE OUTLET SHALL BE
518 - 4" NON-PERFORATED CORRUGATED PIPE, INCLUDING SPECIALS, 720.12, AS
REINFORCED CONCRETE OUTLET SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE UNIT COST FOR ITEM
IN ADDITIONS TO THE PIPE AND ALL SPECIALS, THE COST OF THE PRECAST
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE, H TRUSS DESIGN.
ITEM SPECIAL - STRUCTURES, MISC.: 115' PRE-ENGINEERED HALF THROUGH TRUSS
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4'-0"8'-0" PILE SPACING4'-0"
8'-0" SHARED USE PATH 1'-3"1'-5"2'-8"| SHARED USE PATH
4-A801
4-A802
2-A501
4-A501(E.F. IN BACKWALL)5-A501 @ 1'-1" A502
A401
6"1'-0"CLEAR3" 1'-4"1'-4"
2'-8"
| ABUTMENT & HP10X42
A505
4" P.C.P.P.
1'-5"1'-3"
WITH GEOTEXTILE
FABRIC
EL. = 811.08
EL. = 815.83
9"9"9"9"7-A502 @ 1'-1" = 6'-6"
4-A502 @ 1'-0"
4-A501
4-A801
4-A802 (IN ABUTMENT SEAT)
(TYP. BOTH WINGS)
3-A505 @ EQ. SPA.
(TYP.)
10"
4'-0"4'-0"8'-0"
| HP10X42 (TYP.)
EL. = 813.33
EL. = 815.83
EL. = 808.08
| SHARED USE PATH
0.01
4" N.P.C.P.P. (TYP.)
®
® - TOP OF SLOPE EL. 812.33
1'-0"
{ EL. 811.50
1'-0"
4" P.C.P.P.
4" N.P.C.P.P.
END CAP
A504
TOP OF SLOPE EL. = 812.33
3'-0"6"A502
4-A501
3'-0"A401
2-A501
4-A8016"6"(E.F. IN BACKWALL)5-A501 @ 1'-1" 1'-5"1'-3"
EL. = 815.83
A505
REAR ABUTMENT PLAN
REAR ABUTMENT ELEVATION3A3B3A SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
1'-4"1'-4"
2'-8"
2'-9"5'-3"5'-3"2'-9"BACKFILLPOROUS2'-0"** - SLOPE ABUTMENT SEAT „" PER FOOT
BETWEEN BEARING AREAS FOR DRAINAGE
STA. 3+00.00
BEGIN BRIDGE
1" GAPHP10X42 (TYP.)
6'-6" SLOPED SEAT
C.J. 3'-0"C.J.
C.J.
A401 (TYP.)2'-0"2'-0"6"A501 E.F.
LEGEND:
E.F. - EACH FACE
F.F. - FRONT FACE
B.F. - BACK FACE
LEVEL SEAT
2'-0"
@ 1'-0" = 10'-0"
11-A504 (IN SEAT) & 11-A505 (IN BACKWALL)
WITH VARMENT GUARD
CONCRETE OUTLET
PRECAST REINFORCED
TOP OF SLOPE, VARIES
5-A501 @ 1'-1" E.F.4" P.C.P.P.
4" P.C.P.P.
WITH GEOTEXTILE
FABRIC
EL. = 811.08
EL. = 813.33 (SEE NOTE 4)
EL. = 808.08
EL. = 808.08
A503 F.F. 1'-0"NOTES:
(EPOXY-URETHANE)
SURFACES
SEALING OF CONCRETE
A503 F.F.
SURFACES (EPOXY-URETHANE)
SEALING OF CONCRETE
C.J.
C.J.C.J.
#57 STONE
2'-0"
#57 STONE
2'-0"
** - VERIFY DIMENSIONS WITH
PRE-ENGINEERED BRIDGE
SHOP DRAWINGS
*** - ANCHOR BOLTS, 1'-0" MIN.
EMBEDMENT (SEE NOTE 6)
*****5"3'-2"
3'-2"
MAX.
4"3'-10"4"B33'-2"5"MAX. (TYP)GAP 4"LEVEL SEAT
2'-0"
4-A502 @ 1'-0"1'-0"1'-0"CLEAR3" DRAWING MD-06
PER DUBLIN STANDARD
STEEL PEDESTRIAN RAILING
1. HP10X42 PILE LOCATION:
LEFT PILE: STA. 3+00.00, 4.0' LEFT
RIGHT PILE: STA. 3+00.00, 4.0' RIGHT
2. HP10X42 PILE CUTOFF ELEVATION = 810.08.
ESTIMATED LENGTH = 25'
3. ALL EXPOSED CONCRETE EDGES SHALL BE
CHAMFERED ƒ", EXCEPT THE EDGE NEXT TO THE
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE DECK.
4. BRIDGE SEAT ELEVATION MAY VARY DEPENDING
ON THE SUPERSTRUCTURE FABRICATOR.
MODIFICATION TO THE ABUTMENT SEAT,
REINFORCING STEEL LENGTH AND ANCHOR BOLT
SPACING SHALL BE CONSIDERED INCIDENTAL TO
ITEM SPECIAL - STRUCTURES, MISC.: 115'
PRE-ENGINEERED HALF THROUGH TRUSS
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE, H TRUSS DESIGN.
5. BEARING BASE PLATE AND SETTING PLATE SHALL
BE DETERMINED BY BRIDGE FABRICATOR. ALL
PLATES AND BEARING DEVICES SHALL BE
INCLUDED WITH ITEM SPECIAL - STRUCTURES,
MISC.: 115' PRE-ENGINEERED HALF THROUGH TRUSS
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE, H TRUSS DESIGN.
6. ANCHOR BOLTS SHALL BE 1" DIA. STAINLESS
STEEL ANCHOR BOLTS WITH (2) NUTS AND (1) O.D.
WASHER EACH. BOTH NUTS TIGHT AT FIXED END
ONLY. TOP NUT TIGHT, BOTTOM NUT FINGER
TIGHT AT EXPANSION END. ANCHOR BOLTS, NUTS,
AND WASHERS SHALL BE INCLUDED WITH ITEM
SPECIAL - STRUCTURES, MISC.: 115'
PRE-ENGINEERED HALF THROUGH TRUSS
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE, H TRUSS DESIGN.
7. REBAR CLEARANCE MEASURED FROM THE BOTTOM
OF THE FOOTING SHALL BE 3" MINIMUM. ALL
OTHER REBAR CLEARANCE MEASURED TO THE
CONCRETE SURFACE SHALL BE 2" UNLESS NOTED
OTHERWISE.
8. SEE SHEET 2/5 FOR REINFORCING STEEL LIST.
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TRUSS BRIDGE
PRE-ENGINEERED
TRUSS BEARING (SEE NOTE 5)
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2'-3"1'-3"2'-6"POROUS2'-0"BACKFILL| SHARED USE PATH
16'-0"5'-0"1'-3"1" GAPSTA. 4+15.00
END BRIDGE
* - SLOPE ABUTMENT SEAT „" PER FOOT
BETWEEN BEARING AREAS FOR DRAINAGE
FORWARD ABUTMENT PLAN
® - TOP OF SLOPE EL. 817.64
FORWARD ABUTMENT ELEVATION
SECTION C-C
A611
6-A511
EL. = 817.89
EL. = 816.39
6-A511 A512
A513
2'-3"
6'-0"
6-A511
EL. = 817.89
EL. = 816.39
6-A511 A611
A512
2'-3"2'-6"1'-3"
16-A611 @ 1'-0•" = 15'-8" (TOP & BOT.)
6-A511
EL. = 816.39
EL. = 817.89 10"
10"
SECTION D-D
@EQ. SPA.
3-A512
@EQ. SPA.
3-A51611"
EL. = 817.89
2'-6"5'-0"1'-3"C4D4C46'-0"E4E4VIEW E-E (RIGHT WINGWALL)
2'-9"6'-0"
®
TOP OF SLOPE EL. = 817.64
6" MIN. 6" MIN.
NOTES:6"(RELEVANT RIGHT WINGWALL BARS SHOWN ONLY)
@ EQ. SPA.
3-A512
@ EQ. SPA.
3-A512
@ 1'-0" = 10'-0"
11-A513 (IN SEAT) & 11-A512 (IN BACKWALL) EL. = 816.391'-6"3'-0"2-A612 (IN ABUTMENT SEAT)
A612
SURFACES (EPOXY-URETHANE)
SEALING OF CONCRETE
SURFACES (EPOXY-URETHANE)
SEALING OF CONCRETE
TOP OF SLOPE, VARIES
(AT CORNER & IN WINGWALL)
4-A515 @ EQ. SPA., B.F.
4-A514 @ EQ. SPA., F.F.
(AT CORNER & IN WINGWALL)
4-A515 @ EQ. SPA., B.F.
4-A514 @ EQ. SPA., F.F. E4E4 1'-0"(SEE NOTE 4 ON SHEET 3/5 )
EL. = 818.39
OPTIONAL C.J.
OPTIONAL C.J.
OPTIONAL C.J.
C.J.
C.J.
C.J.
OPTIONAL C.J.
C.J.C.J.
FABRIC
WITH GEOTEXTILE
2'-0" #57 STONE
WITH GEOTEXTILE
2'-0" #57 STONE
FABRIC
** - VERIFY DIMENSIONS WITH
PRE-ENGINEERED BRIDGE
SHOP DRAWINGS
*** - ANCHOR BOLTS, 1'-0"
MIN. EMBEDMENT (SEE
NOTE 6 ON SHEET 3/5 )
1'-1"1'-5"1'-3"
***
EL. 816.9`
TOP OF ROCK
EL. 816.9`
TOP OF ROCK
**LEGEND:
E.F. - EACH FACE
F.F. - FRONT FACE
B.F. - BACK FACE
SURFACES (EPOXY-URETHANE)
SEALING OF CONCRETE
5'-0"1'-0"
MAX.
4"4"3'-10"3'-2"3'-10"MAX.
4"4"4"3'-2"1'-0"5'-0"1. THE TOP OF ROCK ELEVATION SHOWN IS BASED
ON THE DRILLED TOP OF ROCK ELEVATION OF
BORING HOLE B-002-0-19 (4+17.00, 11' LEFT)
NEAR THE PROPOSED FORWARD ABUTMENT.
THUS, THE TOP OF ROCK ELEVATION PROVIDED
FOR THE ABUTMENT FOOTING IS JUST AN
ESTIMATE.
2. FOOTING BOTTOM OF THE PROPOSED FORWARD
ABUTMENT SHALL BE KEYED IN AT LEAST 6
INCHES INTO THE UNDERLYING BEDROCK AS PER
CMS 503.05. ANY LOOSE ROCK SHOULD BE
REMOVED FROM BELOW THE FOUNDATION PRIOR
TO POURING CONCRETE.
3. THE ELEVATION OF THE PROPOSED FORWARD
ABUTMENT FOOTING BOTTOM SHALL BE AT THE
ELEVATION SPECIFIED OR TO THE SPECIFIED
KEYING DEPTH IN NOTE 2, WHICHEVER IS
LOWER.
4. SEE ADDITIONAL NOTES ON SHEET 3/5 .
5. SEE CITY OF DUBLIN STANDARD DRAWING
MD-06, DECORATIVE FENCING, FOR DETAILED
RAILING DIMENSIONS, SPECIFICATIONS AND
NOTES. ALL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH
FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION OF THE
RAILING SHALL BE INCLUDED WITH BID ITEM 517
RAILING, MISC.: STEEL PEDESTRIAN RAILING,
MD-06, FOR PAYMENT.
MD-06 (SEE NOTE NOTE 5)
STEEL PEDESTRIAN RAILING,
MD-06 (SEE NOTE NOTE 5)
STEEL PEDESTRIAN RAILING,
MD-06 (SEE NOTE NOTE 5)
STEEL PEDESTRIAN RAILING,
5"D4MAX. (TYP)GAP 4"3'-2"5"
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8'-0" SHARED USE PATH*LEVEL
2'-0"
LEVEL
2'-0"
EL. = 820.89
4-A511 @ EQ. SPA. E.F.
4-A511 @ EQ. SPA. E.F.
EL. = 820.89
EL. = 820.89
4-A511 @ EQ. SPA. E.F.
EL. = 820.89
6'-6" SLOPED SEAT
TRUSS BRIDGE
PRE-ENGINEERED
(SEE NOTE 5 ON SHEET 3/5 )
TRUSS BEARING
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115'-2" BACKWALL TO BACKWALL
BRIDGE ELEVATION
BRIDGE TRANSVERSE SECTION
STRINGER (TYP.)
FLOOR BEAM
BRACE DIAGONAL
4'-0"4'-0"
8'-0"
| SHARED USE PATH
BOTTOM CHORD (TYP.)
TOP CHORD (TYP.)
DIAGONAL (TYP.)
PLANK SUPPORT (TYP.)
PLANK HOLDDOWN (TYP.)2'-0"VERTICAL (TYP.)
TOP CHORD
BOTTOM CHORD DIAGONAL (TYP.)STRINGER
DECK (LEVEL)
2" DURABLE IRONWOOD BEGIN BRIDGESTA. 3+00.00END BRIDGESTA. 4+15.00REAR ABUTMENT
FORWARD ABUTMENT
3'-0"HANDRAIL (WITH CAP ENDS) (TYP.)
(COLOR LIGHT BEIGE, FED#17855)
1‚" SCH 40 GALVANIZED AND PAINTED
FLOOR BEAM (TYP.)
SAFETY RAIL (TUBING ONLY, TYP.)
TOE RAIL (TUBING ONLY, TYP.)
(TUBING ONLY, TYP.)
PICKETS WITH 4" MAX. GAPS
DECK (LEVEL)
2" DURABLE IRONWOODS
(LEVEL)
PROFILE GRADE 4'-9"`TO TOP OF DECK OR BOTTOM CHORD,2" FROM BOTTOM OF TOE RAILWHICHEVER IS HIGHER6'-9"`** CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY DIMENSIONS WITH
PRE-ENGINEERED BRIDGE MANUFACTURER. CONTRACTOR
SHALL ADJUST BEAM SEAT ELEVATION AND GAP
DIMENSIONS AS NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE
PRE-ENGINEERED BRIDGE IF DIFFERENT THAN SHOWN.
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NOT TO SCALEDRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALEGENERAL NOTESGENERAL
CITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS, 2018 EDITION,
AND ANY SUPPLEMENTS THERETO, ALONG WITH CITY OF DUBLIN GENERAL
CONDITIONS, DIVISION 100 SHALL GOVERN CONSTRUCTION ITEMS UNLESS
OTHERWISE NOTED. ITEM NUMBERS LISTED REFER TO CITY OF COLUMBUS ITEM
NUMBERS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
THE CONTRACTOR INTENDING TO SUBMIT A BID FOR THIS PROJECT SHALL BE
PRE-QUALIFIED WITH THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION IN
ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 102 OF THE ODOT CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL
SPECIFICATIONS, AND CHAPTER 5525 OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE CONCERNING
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS.
ALL ITEMS OF WORK CALLED OUT FOR ON THE PLANS FOR WHICH NO SPECIFIC
METHOD OF PAYMENT IS PROVIDED SHALL BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR
WITH THE COST TO BE INCLUDED IN THE UNIT PRICE BID FOR THE VARIOUS
RELATED ITEMS.
IT IS THE INTENTION OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS TO PROVIDE AND REQUIRE A
COMPLETED PROJECT READY FOR OPERATION. ANY WORK ITEMS OMITTED FROM
THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS WHICH ARE CLEARLY NECESSARY FOR COMPLETION
OF THE WORK AND ITS APPURTENANCES SHALL BE CONSIDERED A PART OF SUCH
WORK, THOUGH NOT DIRECTLY SPECIFIED OR CALLED FOR IN THE CONTRACT
DOCUMENTS. THIS INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, SUCH INCIDENTAL ITEMS AS
SAW CUTTING AND REMOVAL AND/OR RELOCATION OF SIGNS, SPRINKLERS, OR
OTHER MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
THE CITY ENGINEER WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MEANS, METHODS,
PROCEDURES, TECHNIQUES, OR SEQUENCES OF CONSTRUCTION THAT ARE NOT
SPECIFIED HEREIN. THE CITY ENGINEER WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SAFETY
ON THE WORK SITE, OR FOR FAILURE BY THE CONTRACTOR TO PERFORM WORK
ACCORDING TO CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE CITY OF DUBLIN DIVISION OF ENGINEERING IN
WRITING AT LEAST 3 DAYS PRIOR TO BEGINNING CONSTRUCTION.
THE CITY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING AND PROVIDING TO THE CONTRACTOR
ALL NECESSARY PERMITS.
ANY MODIFICATION TO THE WORK SHOWN ON DRAWINGS MUST HAVE PRIOR
WRITTEN APPROVAL BY THE CITY ENGINEER, CITY OF DUBLIN.
FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION, A PROOF SURVEY SHALL BE
PROVIDED BY THE CONTRACTOR TO THE DIVISION OF ENGINEERING THAT
DOCUMENTS "AS-BUILT" ELEVATIONS, DIMENSIONS, SLOPES, AND ALIGNMENTS OF
ALL PUBLIC UTILITIES (SANITARY, STORM, WATER) COMPLETED AS PART OF THIS
PROJECT. THE PROOF SURVEY SHALL BE PREPARED, SIGNED, AND SUBMITTED BY
AN OHIO PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER OR PROFESSIONAL SURVEYOR. THE
CONTRACTOR SHALL REVISE THE ORIGINAL PDF IN RED INK, TO THE SATISFACTION
OF THE CITY, SHOWING ALL CHANGES IN THE WORK. THE COST OF THE PROOF
SURVEY, INCLUDING PDF REVISIONS, WILL BE PAID AT THE LUMP SUM PRICE BID
FOR ITEM SPECIAL - PROOF SURVEY. THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED QUANTITY HAS
BEEN CARRIED TO THE GENERAL SUMMARY.
ITEM SPEC - PROOF SURVEY 1 LUMP
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RESTRICT CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY TO PUBLIC
RIGHT-OF-WAY AND AREAS DEFINED AS PERMANENT AND/OR TEMPORARY
CONSTRUCTION EASEMENTS, UNLESS OTHERWISE AUTHORIZED BY THE CITY
ENGINEER.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY PRESERVE BENCHMARKS, PROPERTY
CORNERS, REFERENCE POINTS, STAKES, AND OTHER SURVEY REFERENCE
MONUMENTS OR MARKERS. IN CASES OF WILLFUL OR CARELESS DESTRUCTION,
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR RESTORATIONS. RESETTING OF
MARKERS SHALL BE PERFORMED BY AN OHIO PROFESSIONAL SURVEYOR AS
APPROVED BY THE CITY ENGINEER.
PROPERTY BOUNDARIES, INCLUDING PROPERTY LINES AND ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY,
ARE SHOWN FROM THE BEST INFORMATION AVAILABLE AND ARE NOT NECESSARILY
COMPLETE OR CORRECT.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FINISHED WORK CONFORMING
TO THE LINES, GRADES, ELEVATIONS, AND DIMENSIONS CALLED FOR ON THE
DRAWINGS AND TYPICAL SECTIONS. PAYMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION LAYOUT SHALL
BE MADE AT THE LUMP SUM PRICE BID FOR ITEM 623 - CONSTRUCTION LAYOUT
STAKES. THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED QUANTITY HAS BEEN CARRIED TO THE
GENERAL SUMMARY.
ITEM 623 - CONSTRUCTION LAYOUT STAKES 1 LUMP
SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATIONS WERE PERFORMED FOR DESIGN AND ESTIMATING
PURPOSES AND ARE PROVIDED IN THE BIDDING DOCUMENTS. LOGS AND TESTS ARE
NOT WARRANTED TO SHOW THE ACTUAL SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS. THE
CONTRACTOR SHALL EXAMINE THIS INFORMATION AND OBTAIN ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION AT HIS OWN EXPENSE, IF NECESSARY, IN HIS JUDGMENT.
NON-RUBBER TIRED VEHICLES SHALL NOT BE MOVED ON OR ACROSS PUBLIC
STREETS OR HIGHWAYS WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE CITY
ENGINEER.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RESTORE ALL DISTURBED AREAS TO EQUAL OR BETTER
CONDITION THAN EXISTED BEFORE CONSTRUCTION. DRAINAGE DITCHES OR
WATERCOURSES THAT ARE DISTURBED BY CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE RESTORED
TO THE GRADES AND CROSS-SECTIONS THAT EXISTED BEFORE CONSTRUCTION.
ALL NON-PAVEMENT AREAS DISTURBED WITHIN THE DESIGNATED EASEMENTS,
RIGHTS-OF-WAY, AND LIMITS OF DISTURBANCE AS SHOWN, SHALL BE SEEDED AND
STRAWED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITEM 659 - SEEDING AND MULCHING, AS PER PLAN.
ALL AREAS DISTURBED OUTSIDE THESE LIMITS SHALL BE SEEDED AND STRAWED AT
THE CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE.
TREE TRIMMING WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE IS TO BE COMPLETED BY A
CERTIFIED ARBORIST. AT THE COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT, THE ARBORIST IS TO
RETURN AND TRIM ANY BROKEN BRANCHES AS NEEDED.
TRACKING OR SPILLING MUD, DIRT, OR DEBRIS UPON STREETS, RESIDENTIAL OR
COMMERCIAL DRIVES, SIDEWALKS, OR BIKE PATHS IS PROHIBITED ACCORDING TO
SECTION 97.38 OF THE DUBLIN CODE OF ORDINANCES. ANY SUCH OCCURRENCE
SHALL BE CLEANED UP IMMEDIATELY BY THE CONTRACTOR AT NO COST TO THE
CITY. IF THE CONTRACTOR FAILS TO REMOVE SAID MUD, DIRT, DEBRIS, OR
SPILLAGE, THE CITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REMOVE THESE MATERIALS AND
CLEAN AFFECTED AREAS, THE COST OF WHICH SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF
THE CONTRACTOR.
ALL SIGNS, LANDSCAPING, STRUCTURES, OR OTHER APPURTENANCES WITHIN
RIGHT-OF-WAY DISTURBED OR DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE
REPLACED OR REPAIRED TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE CITY ENGINEER. THE COST
OF THIS WORK SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR.
ALL FIELD TILE BROKEN OR ENCOUNTERED DURING EXCAVATION SHALL BE
REPLACED OR REPAIRED AND CONNECTED TO THE PUBLIC STORM SEWER SYSTEM
AS DIRECTED BY THE CITY ENGINEER. THE COST OF THIS WORK SHALL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR.
STORM INLETS OR CATCH BASINS SHALL BE CHANNELIZED AND HAVE BICYCLE SAFE
GRATES. MANHOLE LIDS SHALL INCLUDE CITY OF DUBLIN LOGO AND ALL CURB
INLET AND CATCH BASIN GRATES SHALL INCLUDE ENGRAVED LETTERING: “DUMP NO
WASTE; DRAINS TO RIVER.”
ALL TRENCHES WITHIN PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY SHALL BE BACKFILLED ACCORDING
TO THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS OR SECURELY PLATED DURING
NONWORKING HOURS. TRENCHES OUTSIDE THESE AREAS SHALL BE BACKFILLED
OR SHALL BE PROTECTED BY APPROVED TEMPORARY FENCING OR BARRICADES
DURING NONWORKING HOURS. CLEAN UP SHALL FOLLOW CLOSELY BEHIND THE
TRENCHING OPERATION.
UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE ON THE PLAN DETAILS, BACKFILL WITHIN A 1:1
INFLUENCE LINE OF EXISTING STRUCTURES (HOUSES, GARAGES, ETC.) OR PUBLIC
INFRASTRUCTURE (PAVEMENT, CURBS, SIDEWALKS, SHARED USE PATHS, ETC.)
SHALL BE ITEM 304 COMPACTED GRANULAR BACKFILL ACCORDING TO ITEM 912 OF
THE STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS OR LOW STRENGTH MORTAR BACKFILL, TYPE 2
ACCORDING TO ITEM 613. ITEM 911 OF THE STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS SHALL BE
USED ELSEWHERE.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONDITION OF TRENCHES
WITHIN THE RIGHT-OF-WAY AND PUBLIC EASEMENTS FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR
FROM THE FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE WORK, AND SHALL MAKE ANY NECESSARY
REPAIRS AT NO COST TO THE CITY.
DRAINAGE
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONDUCT HIS OPERATIONS SO AS TO MAINTAIN AT ALL
TIMES STORM SEWER, DRAIN, AND DITCH FLOWS THROUGH EXISTING FACILITIES TO
REMAIN IN PLACE AND THROUGH EXISTING FACILITIES TO BE REPLACED UNTIL NEW
FACILITIES ARE COMPLETED AND PUT INTO SERVICE. THE FLOW OF ALL STORM
SEWER, DRAINS, AND OTHER WATERCOURSES ENCOUNTERED AND DISTURBED OR
DESTROYED DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE RESTORED BY THE CONTRACTOR
TO A CONDITION SATISFACTORY TO THE CITY ENGINEER. PAYMENT FOR THIS SHALL
BE INCLUDED IN THE PRICES BID FOR THE VARIOUS ITEMS OF THE CONTRACT.
WHERE THE WORK CALLS FOR RELOCATION OF EXISTING DITCHES OR STORM
SEWER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REESTABLISH THE OUTLETS OF ALL PRIVATE
DRAINS ENCOUNTERED; SUCH AS DOWNSPOUTS, FOUNDATION DRAINS, CATCH
BASINS, YARD DRAINS, ETC., INTO THE NEAREST NEW DITCH OR STORM SEWER AS
APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER. THE COST FOR REESTABLISHING PRIVATE DRAIN
OUTLETS SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE VARIOUS STORM SEWER ITEMS.
EXISTING STORM SEWER LOCATED WITHIN THE WORK LIMITS THAT IS TO REMAIN IN
SERVICE HAS BEEN MARKED ON THE PLANS "TO REMAIN' OR 'DO NOT DISTURB". THE
CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT THESE SEWERS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED
STRUCTURES FROM DAMAGE DURING CONSTRUCTION. ALL OTHER EXISTING
STORM SEWER PIPE, CATCH BASINS, AND INLETS LOCATED WITH IN THE
CONSTRUCTION LIMITS NOT DESIGNATED TO REMAIN SHALL BE REMOVED AND
DISPOSED OF BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE ITEM
202. EXISTING HEADWALLS SHALL BE REMOVED AND DISPOSED OF AS INDICATED
WITH NO SEPARATE PAYMENT.
ALL PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS SHALL BE INSPECTED AT THE LOCATION OF
MANUFACTURER. APPROVED PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS WILL BE STAMPED
OR HAVE SUCH IDENTIFICATION NOTING THAT INSPECTION HAS BEEN PERFORMED
BY THE CITY OF COLUMBUS. PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS WITHOUT PROOF OF
INSPECTION SHALL NOT BE APPROVED FOR INSTALLATION. THE COST OF
INSPECTION SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE UNIT PRICE BID FOR THE VARIOUS
RELATED ITEMS.
REVIEW OF DRAINAGE FACILITIES
WHERE PLANS CALL FOR CONDUIT TO BE CONNECTED TO, OR CROSS OVER OR
UNDER AN EXISTING SEWER OR UNDERGROUND UTILITY, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL
LOCATE THE EXISTING PIPES OR UTILITIES FOR BOTH LINE AND GRADE PRIOR TO
START OF PIPE LAYING.
CROSSINGS AND CONNECTIONS TO EXISTING PIPES AND UTILITIES
WHERE PLANS CALL FOR CONDUIT TO BE CONNECTED TO, OR CROSS OVER OR
UNDER AN EXISTING SEWER OR UNDERGROUND UTILITY, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL
LOCATE THE EXISTING PIPES OR UTILITIES FOR BOTH LINE AND GRADE PRIOR TO
START OF PIPE LAYING.
IF IT IS DETERMINED THAT THE ELEVATION OF THE EXISTING CONDUIT OR EXISTING
APPURTENANCE TO BE CONNECTED DIFFERS FROM THE PLAN ELEVATION, THE CITY
ENGINEER SHALL BE NOTIFIED BEFORE STARTING CONSTRUCTION OF ANY PORTION
OF THE PROPOSED CONDUIT WHICH WILL BE AFFECTED BY THE VARIANCE IN THE
EXISTING ELEVATIONS.
IF IT IS DETERMINED THAT A PROPOSED CONDUIT WILL CONFLICT WITH AN EXISTING
SEWER OR UNDERGROUND UTILITY WHEN CONSTRUCTED AS SHOWN ON THE PLAN,
THE CITY ENGINEER SHALL BE NOTIFIED BEFORE STARTING CONSTRUCTION ON
ANY PORTION OF THE PROPOSED CONDUIT WHICH WOULD BE AFFECTED BY THE
CONFLICT.
PAYMENT FOR DETERMINATION OF LINE AND GRADE OF EXISTING UTILITIES AS
REQUIRED SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE CONTRACT PRICE FOR THE PERTINENT
CONTRACT ITEMS.
ITEM 201 - CLEARING AND GRUBBING
ALL TREES AND STUMPS SPECIFICALLY MARKED FOR REMOVAL WITHIN THE
CONSTRUCTION LIMITS OF THIS PROJECT SHALL BE REMOVED UNDER PROJECT NO.
19-011-CIP. TREES WITH TRUNK DIAMETERS 12 INCHES AND LESS SHALL BE
CONSIDERED BRUSH AND THEIR REMOVAL PAID UNDER ITEM 201 - CLEARING AND
GRUBBING.
ITEM 653 - 4" TOPSOIL FURNISHED AND PLACED, AS PER PLAN
A MINIMUM 4 INCHES OF TOPSOIL SHALL BE PLACED IN ALL AREAS TO BE SEEDED.
PRIOR TO PLACING TOPSOIL IN CUT AREAS, THE EARTH SHALL BE EXCAVATED TO A
DEPTH SUFFICIENT TO PLACE 4 INCHES OF TOPSOIL. THE COST OF EXCAVATION
AND DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS MATERIALS WILL NOT BE PAID FOR SEPARATELY, BUT
SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE VARIOUS CONTRACT ITEMS.
TOPSOIL SHALL BE REMOVED AND WASTED OR UTILIZED IN NON-LOAD BEARING
FILLS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPECIFICATIONS. NO EXTRA COMPENSATION
SHALL BE PAID FOR THE REMOVAL OF EXCESS TOPSOIL AS REQUIRED TO OBTAIN A
SUITABLE SUBGRADE. PAYMENT FOR TOPSOIL REMOVAL IS INCLUDED IN ITEM 203 -
EXCAVATION, AS PER PLAN.
ALL TOPSOIL MATERIALS AND FINAL AREA OF SUBGRADE PREPARATION SHALL BE
FREE FROM ROCK AND OTHER FOREIGN MATERIAL OF 1/2" OR GREATER IN ANY
DIMENSION. TOPSOIL REMOVED ON SITE CAN BE REUSED FOR ITEM 653 - TOPSOIL
FURNISHED AND PLACED, AS PER PLAN, IF SUITABLE AS APPROVED BY THE
ENGINEER.
UTILITIES
THE FOLLOWING UTILITIES ARE KNOWN TO BE LOCATED WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THIS
PROJECT:
CITY OF DUBLIN AT&T LNS & CORE
DIVISION OF ENGINEERING ATTN: BILL HARKNESS
ATTN: KEN RICHARDSON, PE, PS 5980 - G WILCOX PLACE
6555 SHIER RINGS ROAD DUBLIN, OHIO 43016
DUBLIN, OHIO 43016 OFFICE: (614) 760-8320
ATTN: (614) 410-4631 CELL: (770) 316-5309
DUBLINK CENTURY LINK/LUMEN
ATTN: JOE TEPPER RELOCATIONS@LUMEN.COM
MATT BLACKSTONE 250 W. OLD WILSON BRIDGE, STE 130
C/O TEAM FISHEL WORTHINGTON, OHIO 43085
1600 WALCUTT RD
COLUMBUS, OHIO 43228
JOE OFFICE (614) 921-8620
MATT OFFICE (614) 921-8524
MATT CELL: (614) 395-9701
FAX: (614) 850-7170
AEP OHIO FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS
AERIAL DISTRIBUTION ATTN: ROBERT CHANDLER
ATTN: PAUL PAXTON 19 EAST CENTRAL AVE
777 HOPEWELL DRIVE DELAWARE, OHIO 43015
HEATH, OHIO 43056 OFFICE: (740) 369-0826
OFFICE: (740) 348-5322
AEP OHIO CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS
UNDERGROUND DISTRIBUTION ATTN: SAM LUTZ
ATTN: PAT FEENEY 3760 INTERCHANGE RD
700 MORRISON RD - 3RD FLOOR COLUMBUS, OHIO 43204
GAHANNA, OHIO 43230 OFFICE: (614) 481-5047
OFFICE: (614) 883-6873
AEP OHIO WOW INTERNET CABLE & PHONE
AERIAL TRANSMISSION ATTN: ROGER SISLER
ATTN: MICHAEL CARR 3675 CORPORATE DR
8600 SMITHS MILL ROAD COLUMBUS, OHIO 43231
NEW ALBANY, OHIO 43054 DL_CMHFR@ATLANTICBB.COM
OFFICE: (380) 205-5072 MFREY@ATLANDICBB.COM
COLUMBIA GAS AT&T
ATTN: ROB CALDWELL ATTN: DONALD MARSHALL
3550 JOHNNY APPLESEED CT 111 NORTH 4TH ST
COLUMBUS, OHIO 43231 COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215
OFFICE: (614) 818-2104 CELL: (614) 216-2396
CELL: (614) 370-1906 DM619W@ATT.COM
RCALDWELL@NISOURCE.COM
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL GIVE NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSTRUCT TO OHIO
UTILITIES PROTECTION SERVICE (TELEPHONE NUMBER 800-362-2764), PRODUCER'S
UNDERGROUND PROTECTION SERVICE (TELEPHONE NUMBER 614-587-0486), AND TO
OWNERS OF UNDERGROUND UTILITIES THAT ARE NOT MEMBERS OF A REGISTERED
UNDERGROUND PROTECTION SERVICE. NOTICE SHALL BE GIVEN AT LEAST 2
WORKING DAYS BEFORE START OF CONSTRUCTION.
THE IDENTITY AND LOCATIONS OF EXISTING UNDERGROUND UTILITIES IN THE
CONSTRUCTION AREA HAVE BEEN SHOWN ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION
DRAWINGS AS ACCURATELY AS PROVIDED BY THE OWNER OF THE UNDERGROUND
UTILITY. THE CITY OF DUBLIN, CITY ENGINEER, AND THE DESIGN PROFESSIONAL
ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ACCURACY OR DEPTHS OF UNDERGROUND
FACILITIES SHOWN ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS. IF DAMAGE IS
CAUSED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REPAIR OF THE SAME
AND FOR ANY RESULTING CONTINGENT DAMAGE.
LOCATION, SUPPORT, PROTECTION AND RESTORATION OF ALL EXISTING UTILITIES
AND APPURTENANCES, WHETHER SHOWN OR NOT SHOWN ON THE APPROVED
CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS, SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR.
WHEN UNKNOWN OR INCORRECTLY LOCATED UNDERGROUND UTILITIES ARE
ENCOUNTERED DURING CONSTRUCTION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY
NOTIFY THE OWNER AND THE CITY ENGINEER.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN WORKING IN THE PROXIMITY
OF EXISTING AND/OR RELOCATED UTILITY FACILITIES. COSTS TO EXPOSE CONDUIT
SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE ITEMS OF WORK AFFECTED. THE CONTRACTOR IS
REMINDED TO KEEP THEIR OUPS TICKET UPDATED ACCORDING TO INDUSTRY
PRACTICES.
EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL
A SEDIMENT AND EROSION CONTROL PLAN MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE CITY
ENGINEER FOR APPROVAL IF A SEDIMENT AND EROSION CONTROL PLAN HAS NOT
ALREADY BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS. THIS
PLAN MUST BE MADE AVAILABLE AT THE PROJECT SITE AT ALL TIMES. THE DESIGN
OF EROSION CONTROL SYSTEMS SHALL FOLLOW THE REQUIREMENTS OF OHIO EPA,
ITEM 207 OF CITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS,
AND THE CITY ENGINEER.
USE OF FIRE HYDRANTS
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE PROPER ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE DUBLIN
SERVICE DEPARTMENT AND THE COLUMBUS DIVISION OF WATER FOR THE USE OF
FIRE HYDRANTS WHEN USED FOR WORK PERFORMED UNDER THIS CONTRACT AND
PROVIDE THE CITY OF DUBLIN A COPY OF THE HYDRANT USAGE PERMIT OBTAINED
FROM THE CITY OF COLUMBUS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO SEND COPIES OF
PERMITS OBTAINED FROM DUBLIN AND COLUMBUS TO THE WASHINGTON TWP FIRE
DEPARTMENT. PERMITS SHALL BE KEPT AT THE CONSTRUCTION SITE AT ALL TIMES.
BEFORE THE FINAL ESTIMATE IS PAID, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT A LETTER
FROM THE CITY OF COLUMBUS DIVISION OF WATER TO THE CITY ENGINEER
STATING THAT THE CONTRACTOR HAS RETURNED THE SIAMESE VALVE TO THE CITY
OF DUBLIN AND HAS PAID ALL COSTS ARISING FROM THE USE OF THE FIRE
HYDRANTS.
AERIAL UTILITY COORDINATION
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN WORKING NEAR THE EXISTING
OVERHEAD UTILITY LINES. CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT AND COORDINATE
DIRECTLY WITH THE UTILITY COMPANIES DIRECTED AS NEEDED DURING
CONSTRUCTION AND SHALL MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE OSHA AND NESC
CLEARANCES, INCLUDING AND NECESSARY ENGINEERING CONTROLS.
ROUNDING
THE ROUNDING AT SLOPE BREAKPOINTS SHOWN ON THE TYPICAL SECTIONS
APPLIES TO ALL CROSS-SECTIONS EVEN THOUGH OTHERWISE SHOWN.
WORK LIMITS
THE WORK LIMITS SHOWN ON THESE PLANS ARE FOR PHYSICAL CONSTRUCTION
ONLY. PROVIDE THE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION OF ALL WORK ZONE TRAFFIC
CONTROL AND WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES REQUIRED BY THESE
PLANS WHETHER INSIDE OR OUTSIDE THESE WORK LIMITS.
WORKING HOURS
THE CONTRACTOR IS PERMITTED TO WORK BETWEEN 7:00 AM AND 7:00 PM,
MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. ANY WORK WHICH REQUIRES A LANE RESTRICTION
WILL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITEM 614 - MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC, AS PER PLAN.
PERMISSION TO WORK ON SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS MUST BE REQUESTED IN
WRITING AND APPROVED BY THE CITY ENGINEER.
CONSTRUCTION NOISE
THE CONTRACTOR'S CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES SHALL BE CONDUCTED SO AS TO
ELIMINATE ALL UNNECESSARY NOISE, DUST, AND ODORS. THE USE OF OIL OR
OTHER MATERIALS FOR DUST CONTROL, WHICH MAY CAUSE TRACKING, IS
PROHIBITED.
CONTINGENCY QUANTITIES
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT ORDER MATERIALS OR PERFORM WORK SHOWN,
LABELED, OR LISTED AS 'CONTINGENCY' OR REFERENCED BY PLAN NOTE TO BE
USED 'AS DIRECTED BY THE ENGINEER,' UNLESS AUTHORIZED BY THE ENGINEER,
OR A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN.
PAVEMENT
PAVEMENTS SHALL BE CUT IN NEAT, STRAIGHT LINES TO THE FULL DEPTH OF
PAVEMENT, OR AS REQUIRED BY THE CITY ENGINEER.
BUTT JOINTS BETWEEN EXISTING AND NEW PAVEMENT SHALL BE MADE IN
ACCORDANCE WITH ODOT STD. CONSTRUCTION DWG BP-3.1.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT USE ANY RECLAIMED MATERIALS IN ITEM 304
AGGREGATE BASE.
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ALL TREES WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION AREA NOT DESIGNATED FOR REMOVAL,
WHETHER SHOWN ON THE PLANS OR NOT, SHALL BE PRESERVED WITHOUT
DAMAGE. TREES TO BE PRESERVED SHALL BE PROTECTED WITH HIGH VISIBILITY
TREE PROTECTION FENCING PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. THE CITY RESERVES THE
RIGHT TO DIRECT THE CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL ADDITIONAL FENCING IN AREAS
WHERE TREES COULD BE DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION.
SUBGRADE
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DEFINE THE LIMITS OF ANY WEAK SOILS ENCOUNTERED
BY PROOF ROLLING. WHERE SOFT SUBGRADE IS ENCOUNTERED IN CUTS, DUE TO
NO FAULT OF THE CONTRACTOR, AND SATISFACTORY COMPACTION CANNOT BE
OBTAINED, THE UNSTABLE MATERIAL SHALL BE REMOVED AND REPLACED PER
CMSC 204.04. THE FOLLOWING QUANTITIES HAVE BEEN INCLUDED AS AN
ALLOWANCE FOR BIDDING PURPOSES.
ITEM 204 - EXCAVATION OF SUBGRADE 50 CY
ITEM 204 - GRANULAR EMBANKMENT, NO. 2 STONE 50 CY
ITEM 204 - PROOF ROLLING
THE FOLLOWING QUANTITY IS PROVIDED TO ADDRESS LOCATIONS REQUIRING
PROOF ROLLING.
ITEM 204 - PROOF ROLLING 1 HR
ITEM 659 - SEEDING AND MULCHING, AS PER PLAN
GRASS SEED MUST BE FRESH, CLEAN, DRY, NEW-CROP SEED COMPLYING WITH THE
A.O.S.A. "JOURNAL OF SEED TECHNOLOGY" RULES FOR TESTING SEEDS FOR PURITY
AND GERMINATION TOLERANCES.
SEED SPECIES SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS, WITH NOT LESS THAN 90 PERCENT
GERMINATION, NOT LESS THAN 98 PERCENT PURE SEED, AND NOT MORE THAN 0.5
PERCENT WEED SEED.
CLASS I, TURFGRASS SEED MIX PROPORTIONED BY WEIGHT:
A.50 PERCENT KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS (POA PRATENSIS).
B.50 PERCENT PERENNIAL RYEGRASS (LOLIUM PERENNE).
THE FOLLOWING QUANTITIES ARE PROVIDED TO PROMOTE GROWTH AND CARE OF
PERMANENT SEEDED AREAS:
ITEM 653 - TOPSOIL FURNISHED AND PLACED (T=4")302 CY
ITEM 659 - SEEDING AND MULCHING, AS PER PLAN 2,717 SY
ITEM 659 - COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER 0.37 TON
ITEM 659 - WATER 7 MGAL
SEEDING AND MULCHING SHALL BE APPLIED TO ALL AREAS OF EXPOSED SOIL
WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION LIMITS. QUANTITY CALCULATIONS FOR SEEDING AND
MULCHING ARE BASED ON THESE LIMITS AND WERE DERIVED FROM CADD AREAS.
ITEM SPECIAL - 3" WATER SERVICE SLEEVE, AS PER PLAN
THE INSTALLATION OF A 3" PVC SCHEDULE 80 CONDUIT, END CAPS, CLEANOUTS,
PLUGS, FRAMES, COVERS, AND CONCRETE IS INCLUDED WITHIN ITEM SPECIAL - 3"
WATER SERVICE SLEEVE, AS PER PLAN QUANTITIES FOR PAYMENT.
MAIL DELIVERY
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO ENSURE THAT US MAIL DELIVERY
WITHIN THE PROJECT LIMITS IS NOT DISRUPTED BY CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS.
THIS RESPONSIBILITY IS LIMITED TO RELOCATION OF MAILBOXES TO A TEMPORARY
LOCATION THAT WILL ALLOW THE COMPLETION OF THE WORK AND SHALL ALSO
INCLUDE THE RESTORATION OF MAILBOXES TO THEIR ORIGINAL LOCATION OR
APPROVED NEW LOCATION. ANY RELOCATION OF MAILBOX SERVICES MUST BE
FIRST COORDINATED WITH THE US POSTAL SERVICE AND THE HOMEOWNER.
BEFORE RELOCATING ANY MAILBOXES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE U.S.
POSTAL SERVICE AND RELOCATE MAILBOXES ACCORDING TO THE REQUIREMENTS
OF THE POSTAL SERVICE.
ROCK EXCAVATION
SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATIONS WERE PERFORMED AND THE DATA IS PROVIDED IN
THE BIDDING DOCUMENTS. LOGS, TEST DATA, AND INTERPOLATIONS ARE NOT
WARRANTED TO REFLECT ACTUAL SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS. THE CONTRACTOR
SHALL EXAMINE THE AVAILABLE INFORMATION AND OBTAIN ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION IF NECESSARY, IN HIS JUDGEMENT FOR ESTIMATING, BIDDING, AND
CONSTRUCTION PURPOSES.
ROCK EXCAVATED IN UTILITY TRENCHES FOR WATER, SANITARY SEWER, STORM
SEWER, AND ANY UTILITY RELATED STRUCTURES SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE UNIT
PRICE BID FOR THE ASSOCIATED UTILITY ITEM AND WILL NOT BE PAID SEPARATELY.
STORM SEWER
GRANULAR BACKFILL SHALL BE COMPACTED GRANULAR MATERIAL ACCORDING TO
ITEM 912 OF THE STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS OR LOW STRENGTH MORTAR BACKFILL
ACCORDING TO ITEM 613, TYPE 2 OF THE STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS AS DIRECTED
BY THE CITY ENGINEER.
ALL STORM SEWERS SHALL BE REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPE CONFORMING TO
ASTM DESIGNATION C76, WALL B, CLASS IV FOR PIPE DIAMETERS 12 INCHES TO 15
INCHES, CLASS III FOR 18 INCHES TO 24 INCH PIPES, AND 27 INCHES AND LARGER
PIPE SHALL BE CLASS II, UNLESS OTHERWISE SHOWN ON THE APPROVED
CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS.
STORM INLETS OR CATCH BASINS SHALL BE CHANNELIZED AND HAVE BICYCLE SAFE
GRATES. MANHOLE LIDS SHALL INCLUDE CITY OF DUBLIN LOGO AND ALL CURB INLET
AND CATCH BASIN GRATES SHALL INCLUDE ENGRAVED LETTERING: “DUMP NO
WASTE; DRAINS TO RIVER.”
CITY OF COLUMBUS GENERAL NOTES (WATER)
1.THE CITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS, 2018
EDITION AND ALL REVISIONS, INCLUDING ALL SUPPLEMENTS THERETO, SHALL
GOVERN ALL CONSTRUCTION ITEMS THAT ARE A PART OF THIS PLAN, UNLESS
OTHERWISE NOTED.
2.ALL WATER MAIN MATERIALS AND INSTALLATIONS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE CURRENT RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS,
DIVISION OF WATER. ALL CITY OF COLUMBUS, DIVISION OF WATER STANDARD
DRAWINGS SHALL APPLY TO THE PROJECT, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
3.FOR ANY EMERGENCIES INVOLVING THE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, PLEASE
CONTACT THE DIVISION OF WATER DISTRIBUTION MAINTENANCE OFFICE AT
614-645-7788.
4.ALL BRASS FITTINGS ASSOCIATED WITH WATER WORK, INCLUDING REPAIRS TO
THE EXISTING SYSTEM SHALL, SHALL CONFORM TO THE REVISED ALLOWABLE
LEAD EXTRACTION LIMIT PER THE UPDATED NSF/ANSI 61 STANDARD. THE
DIVISION OF WATER'S APPROVED MATERIALS LIST HAS BEEN UPDATED TO
REFLECT THIS REQUIREMENT.
5.IT SHALL BE UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO PERFORM ANY WORK ON CITY OF
COLUMBUS WATER MAIN SYSTEMS WITHOUT FIRST SECURING LICENSE TO
ENGAGE IN SUCH WORK, AS INDICATED IN COLUMBUS CITY CODE SECTION
1103.02 AND 1103.06. THIS WORK INCLUDES ANY ATTACHMENTS, ADDITIONS TO
OR ALTERATIONS IN ANY CITY SERVICE PIPE OR APPURTENANCES (INCLUDING
WATER SERVICE LINES AND TAPS). THIS REQUIREMENT MAY BE MET BY
UTILIZATION OF A SUBCONTRACTOR WHO HOLDS A CITY OF COLUMBUS WATER
CONTRACTOR LICENSE OR A COMBINED WATER/SEWER CONTRACTOR LICENSE
TO PERFORM THIS WORK. UTILIZATION OF A SUBCONTRACTOR MUST MEET THE
LICENSING REQUIREMENTS OF CITY OF COLUMBUS BUILDING CODE, IN
PARTICULAR SECTION 4114.119 AND 4114.529.
6.NO PERSON SHALL BEGIN CONSTRUCTION OR INSTALLATION OF A PUBLIC
WATER MAIN UNTIL PLANS HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY THE STATE OF OHIO
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (OEPA).
7.APPROVAL ON THE PART OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS IS GIVEN PURSUANT TO
THE PROVISIONS OF THE WATER SERVICE AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OF
DUBLIN AND THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, OHIO, ON APRIL 13, 1993 AND ALL
SUBSEQUENT AMENDMENTS THEREOF.
8.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN THE PROPER HYDRANT PERMIT(S), AND PAY
ANY APPLICABLE FEES, FOR ANY APPROVED HYDRANT USAGE DEEMED
NECESSARY FOR WORK UNDER THIS IMPROVEMENT. PERMITS MUST BE
OBTAINED FROM THE RESPECTIVE HYDRANT OWNER (MUNICIPALITY OR
TOWNSHIP) PRIOR TO CONTACTING THE DIVISION OF WATER PERMIT OFFICE
(645-7330). THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO ALL RULES & REGULATIONS
GOVERNING SAID PERMIT AND MUST HAVE THE ORIGINAL PERMIT ON SITE
ANYTIME IN WHICH THE HYDRANT IS IN USE. PERMITS MAY BE OBTAINED BY
ACCESSING http://portal.columbus.gov/permits/
9.ALL WATER MAINS SHALL BE CLEANED AND FLUSHED, AND ANY WATER MAIN
12-INCH AND LARGER MUST BE PROPERLY PIGGED, IN ACCORDANCE WITH
SECTION 801.13 OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL
SPECIFICATIONS.
10.ALL WATER MAINS SHALL BE PRESSURE TESTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
SECTION 801.14 OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL
SPECIFICATIONS, WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTION: 150 PSI OF PRESSURE
SHALL BE MAINTAINED FOR AT LEAST TWO HOURS IN ANY TESTED SECTION. THE
CITY MAY NOT APPROVE ANY TEST LASTING LESS THAN TWO HOURS
REGARDLESS OF THE AMOUNT OF LEAKAGE.
11.ALL WATER MAINS SHALL BE DISINFECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION
801.15 OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL
SPECIFICATIONS. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO APPLICABLE SECTIONS
OF A.W.W.A. C-651. WHEN THE WATER MAINS ARE READY FOR DISINFECTION,
THE CITY OF DUBLIN SHALL SUBMIT A WRITTEN REQUEST FOR CHLORINATION
OF THE MAINS THAT NEED DISINFECTED, THREE (3) SETS OF "AS-BUILT" PLANS
(FULL SIZE SHEETS ONLY), THE AS-BUILT SURVEY COORDINATES, WATER
SERVICE REPORTS AND A PRESSURE TEST TO THE CITY OF COLUMBUS,
DIVISION OF WATER. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL
COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DISINFECTION OF ALL WATER MAINS
CONSTRUCTED UNDER THIS PLAN.
12.ANY SECTION OF WATER MAIN THAT IS LONGER THAN 20 FEET IN LENGTH SHALL
BE CHLORINATED. HAND SWABBING METHODS WILL ONLY BE PERMITTED FOR
SECTIONS LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 20 FEET IN LENGTH. USE UNSCENTED
HOUSEHOLD BLEACH FOR HAND SWABBING OF PIPE AND FITTINGS. PLEASE
NOTE THAT CUT-IN-TEES, SLEEVES, AND ANY OTHER REQUIRED FITTINGS OR
PIPING SHALL BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT AND ARE INCLUDED IN THE TOTAL
LENGTH OF THE SECTION (CUT TO CUT).
13.ONLY ONE CONNECTION TO AN EXISTING WATER LINE IS PERMITTED BEFORE
DISINFECTION OF A NEW WATER LINE HAS BEEN COMPLETED. ALL OTHER
CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE AFTER THE LINE HAS BEEN DISINFECTED.
14.NO WATER SERVICE CONNECTION PERMITS SHALL BE ISSUED OR CONNECTIONS
MADE TO ANY WATER TAPS UNTIL WATER MAINS HAVE BEEN DISINFECTED BY
THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, DIVISION OF WATER. WHEN A 3-INCH OR LARGER TAP
IS TO OCCUR ON A 20-INCH OR LARGER WATER MAIN, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL
NOTIFY THE DIVISION OF WATER OPERATIONS CONTROL CENTER AT
(614)-645-7168 TWENTY-FOUR (24) HOURS IN ADVANCE OF PERFORMING THE
TAP.
15.WATER TAP BOXES SHALL BE PLACED 1' FROM THE EDGE OF THE PROPOSED OR
EXISTING SIDEWALK BETWEEN THE SIDEWALK AND THE CURB, OR 2 FEET INSIDE
THE RIGHT-OF-WAY OR EASEMENT LINE WHEN NO SIDEWALK IS PRESENT OR
PROPOSED. REFER TO STANDARD DRAWING L-9901 FOR ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION.
16.MAINTAIN EIGHTEEN (18) INCHES VERTICAL AND TEN (10) FEET HORIZONTAL
SEPARATION BETWEEN ANY SANITARY OR STORM SEWER PIPING AND ALL
PROPOSED WATER MAINS.
17.WHEN CROSSING THE EXISTING WATER MAIN, AND LOW STRENGTH MORTAR
(ITEM 613) IS TO BE USED AS BACKFILL, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SIZE
NO. 57 CRUSHED CARBONATE STONE (CCS) 1 FOOT BELOW TO 1 FOOT ABOVE
THE EXISTING WATER LINE.
18.IF DURING EXCAVATION, THE POLYETHYLENE ENCASEMENT ON THE EXISTING
WATER MAIN BECOME DAMAGED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR THE
POLYETHYLENE ENCASEMENT PER THE MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS
AND DOW STANDARD DRAWINGS L-1003 AND L-1004, AT THEIR OWN EXPENSE.
ENSURE THAT THE ENTIRE EXPOSED AREA IS COVERED WITH NEW
POLYETHYLENE ENCASEMENT AND SECURELY TAPED, PRIOR TO BACKFILLING.
19.CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE OHIO
ADMINISTRATIVE CODE CHAPTER 3745-83-02 WATER DISRUPTION OF SERVICE
RULE. EXCAVATE PITS SUFFICIENTLY BELOW THE AREA TO BE CONNECTED TO
IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN WATER LEVELS BELOW THE WATER MAIN. IF WATER
FROM THE PIT ENTERS THE EXISTING MAIN, CONTACT DIVISION OF WATER
IMMEDIATELY. ENSURE THAT SUFFICIENTLY SIZED PUMPS ARE UTILIZED TO
REMOVE WATER FROM THE TRENCH AND BACKUP PUMPS ARE KEPT ON SITE
FOR REDUNDANCY.
20."SURVEY COORDINATES" SHALL INCLUDE ALL MATERIAL, EQUIPMENT, AND
LABOR NECESSARY TO OBTAIN HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL (NORTHING,
EASTING, AND ELEVATION) SURVEY COORDINATES FOR THE WATER MAIN
IMPROVEMENTS. THE SURVEY COORDINATES SHALL BE OBTAINED FOR THE
COMPLETED WATER MAIN CONSTRUCTION AND SHALL INCLUDE ALL VALVES,
TEES, CROSSES, BENDS, HORIZONTAL DEFLECTIONS, PLUGS, REDUCERS,
TAPPING SLEEVES, FIRE HYDRANTS, AIR RELEASES, CURB STOPS, AND CASING
PIPE TERMINI. ADDITIONAL SURVEY COORDINATES ARE REQUIRED ON THE
WATER MAIN EVERY 200 FEET WHERE NO FITTING OR OTHER WATER MAIN
STRUCTURE IS BEING INSTALLED WITHIN THAT LENGTH OF THE IMPROVEMENT.
ALL SURVEY COORDINATES SHALL BE REFERENCED TO THE APPLICABLE
COUNTY ENGINEER'S MONUMENTS, AND SHALL BE BASED ON THE NORTH
AMERICAN DATUM OF 1983 (NAD 83) WITH THE 2011 ADJUSTMENT, WITH
FURTHER REFERENCE MADE TO THE OHIO STATE PLAN SOUTH COORDINATE
SYSTEM, SOUTH ZONE, WITH ELEVATIONS BASED ON NAVD 88 DATUM. ALL
COORDINATES (NORTHING, EASTING, ELEVATION) SHALL BE REFERENCED TO
THE NEAREST HUNDREDTH (N XXXXXX.XX, E XXXXXX.XX, ELEV. XXX.XX). ALL
SURVEY COORDINATES SHALL BE ACCURATE TO WITHIN 1.0 FOOT HORIZONTAL
AND A TENTH OF A FOOT (0.10) OR LESS VERTICAL.
THE COORDINATES SHALL BE DOCUMENTED TO THE MUNICIPALITY ENGINEER
OR DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE IN DIGITAL SPREADSHEET FORM AND SHALL
INCLUDE THE APPLICABLE ITEM, STATION, NORTHING, EASTING, AND ELEVATION.
COORDINATES SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE MUNICIPALITY ENGINEER OR
DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE ON A BI-WEEKLY BASIS. COORDINATES SHALL
ALSO BE REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE DIVISION OF WATER AS PART OF
THE REQUEST FOR CHLORINATION.
LUMP SUM PAYMENT IS FULL COMPENSATION FOR ALL WORK INVOLVED IN
OBTAINING AND DOCUMENTING THE SURVEY COORDINATES AS DESCRIBED IN
THIS SPECIFICATION.
SPECIAL NOTES
1.ALL WATER MAIN VALVE BOXES, WATER TAP BOXES, TEST STATIONS,
PITOMETER TAP STRUCTURES, METER PIT COVERS, AND OTHER SURFACE
UTILITY STRUCTURES WITHIN THE DISTURBED AREA SHALL BE ADJUSTED TO
GRADE. ANY OF THESE STRUCTURES LOCATED WITHIN PAVEMENT, DRIVEWAYS,
OR OTHER TRAVELED AREAS, WHETHER EXISTING OR PROPOSED, SHALL BE
EQUIPPED WITH A TRAFFIC RATED, HEAVY DUTY VALVE BOX AND/OR COVER IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE STANDARD DRAWINGS. EXISTING WATER TAP BOXES
TO REMAIN THAT ARE ENCOUNTERED WITHIN THE PROJECT LIMITS SHALL BE
CLEANED OUT, CENTERED OVER THE CURB STOP, AND ADJUSTED TO THE
PROPOSED GRADE.
2.WHERE NEW CONDUIT IS PROPOSED TO CROSS AN EXISTING OR PROPOSED
WATER MAIN OR WATER TAP/SERVICE LINE, A MINIMUM OF 12-INCHES OF
VERTICAL CLEARANCE SHALL BE MAINTAINED BETWEEN THE CONDUIT AND THE
WATER MAIN OR TAP/SERVICE LINE. A MINIMUM OF 3-FEET OF HORIZONTAL
CLEARANCE (OUT TO OUT) IS REQUIRED AT LOCATIONS WHERE THE CONDUIT IS
PARALLEL TO THE WATER MAIN AND AT LOCATIONS OF WATER LINE THRUST
BLOCKS.
3.A MINIMUM OF 3 FEET OF HORIZONTAL CLEARANCE (OUT TO OUT) SHALL BE
MAINTAINED BETWEEN ALL EXISTING WATER MAINS AND FOUNDATIONS FOR
POLES, PULL BOXES, PUSH BUTTON PEDESTALS, AND ANY OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL STRUCTURE.
4.A MINIMUM OF 4 FEET OF COVER IS REQUIRED PRIOR TO PRESSURE TESTING
ANY WATER MAIN. A SUFFICIENT AMOUNT OF BACKFILL SHALL BE INSTALLED TO
PROVIDE THE ADEQUATE RESTRAINT IN AREAS WHERE REQUIRED.
5.THE PROPOSED WATER MAIN SHALL BE LOCATED A MINIMUM DISTANCE OF
TWENTY (20) FEET AWAY FROM ANY STRUCTURE, OVERHANG, OR FOOTER.
6.ALL VALVE BOXES, WATER TAP BOXES, AND FIRE HYDRANTS SHALL BE LOCATED
WITHIN THE EASEMENT AREA.
7.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE HIS WORK SUCH THAT NO WATER
CUSTOMER WILL HAVE THEIR SERVICE DISRUPTED MORE THAN TWO (2) TIMES
THROUGHOUT THE DURATION OF THIS PROJECT.
EXISTING SYMBOL LEGEND
EX. BUSH/SHRUB
EX. TREE
EX. EVERGREEN TREE
EX. CATCH BASIN
EX. CLEANOUT
EX. DOWNSPOUT
EX. YARD DRAIN
EX. SANITARY MANHOLE
EX. IRRIGATION CONTROLLER
EX. IRRIGATION HEAD
EX. ELETRIC BOX
EX. GROUND LIGHT
EX. LAMP LIGHT
EX. LIGHT POLE
EX. TRANSFORMER
EX. MAILBOX
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EX. SANITARY SEWER
EX. STORM SEWER
EX. UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC
EX. WATER
EX. GAS
EX. UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE
EX. OVERHEAD ELECTRIC
EX. TREE LINE
EX. PIPE FOUND
EX. PIN FOUND
EX. CONCRETE MONUMENTXUE
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SOURCE BM
THE GPS CONTINUOUSLY OPERATING REFERENCE SYSTEM "COLB" THE CORS STATION "COLB" IS LOCATED AT:
39° 57' 35.11255" (N) AND 83° 02' 44.74694" (W).
ELEVATION = 722.39 (NAVD88)
BENCHMARK #1:
BOX-CUT IN CONCRETE PAD FOR TELEPHONE PEDESTAL LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
ELEVATION = 834.32' (NAVD88)
BENCHMARK #2:
X-CUT IN GUARDRAIL BOLT LOCATED ON THE SW CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF RIVERSIDE DRIVE AND
ORCHARD CREST COURT.
ELEVATION = 827.27' (NAVD88)
BENCHMARK #3:
BOX-CUT ON N EDGE OF CONCRETE AT CATCH BASIN LOCATED ON THE NW CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF
GRANDEE CLIFFS DRIVE AND JENMAR COURT.
ELEVATION = 856.83' (NAVD88)
BENCHMARK #4:
RAILROAD SPIKE IN UTILITY POLE LOCATED AT THE NE CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF BRIGHT ROAD AND
MACBETH DRIVE.
ELEVATION = 877.45' (NAVD88)
BENCHMARK #5:
BOX-CUT ON NE CORNER OF CONCRETE LIGHT POLE BASE LOCATED ON THE NE CORNER OF THE BRIGHT ROAD
AND EMERALD PARKWAY ROUNDABOUT.
ELEVATION = 893.04' (NAVD88)
BASIS OF BEARINGS
BEARINGS ARE BASED ON THE STATE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM, OHIO SOUTH ZONE (NAD83-NSRS 2007) AS
DETERMINED BY A VRS-GPS SURVEY UTILIZING CORS STATION "COLB". THE PROJECT COORDINATES ARE
BASED ON STATE PLANE COORDINATES AND HAVE BEEN SCALED TO GROUND BY USING A PROJECT
ADJUSTMENT FACTOR OF 1.0000173928 APPLIED AT BASE POINT N 773,000.00 E 1,796,000.00. GRID AND GROUND
COORDINATES ARE IDENTICAL AT THE BASE POINT.
BRIGHT ROAD
PAVEMENT REMOVAL DETAIL
N.T.S.
EXISTING 6 1/2"± PAVEMENT SECTION
1 1/2" ITEM 254 PAVEMENT PLANING,
ASPHALT CONCRETE
4 1/2" ITEM 202 GRAVEL REMOVED
EXISTING SANITARY SEWER TRENCH
(BY OTHERS), WATER LINE TRENCH,
OR WATER SERVICE SLEEVE TRENCH
1
2
3
4
2 31 2 14
DRIVEWAY
ASPHALT PAVEMENT DETAIL
N.T.S.
1 1/2" ITEM 441 ASPHALT CONCRETE SURFACE
COURSE, TYPE 1, MEDIUM TRAFFIC (448)
3" ITEM 301 ASPHALT CONCRETE BASE
6" ITEM 304 AGGREGATE BASE
ITEM 204 SUBGRADE COMPACTION
1
2
3
4
1 2 3 4
DRIVEWAY
CONCRETE PAVEMENT DETAIL
N.T.S.
6" ITEM 452 NONREINFORCED PORTLAND
CEMENT CONCRETE PAVEMENT
6" ITEM 304 AGGREGATE BASE
ITEM 204 SUBGRADE COMPACTION
1
2
3
312
DRIVEWAY
GRAVEL PAVEMENT DETAIL
N.T.S.
6" ITEM 304 AGGREGATE BASE
ITEM 204 SUBGRAGE COMPACTION
1
2
1 2
5
4
1
4
2
4
3
4
4
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BRIGHT ROAD
PAVING DETAIL
N.T.S.
EXISTING 6 1/2"± PAVEMENT SECTION
NON-TRACKING TACK COAT, APPLIED AT 0.08 GAL/SY
1 1/2" ITEM 441 ASPHALT CONCRETE SURFACE
COURSE, TYPE 1, MEDIUM TRAFFIC (448)
3" ITEM 301 ASPHALT CONCRETE BASE
WATER LINE TRENCH
1
2
3
4
5
3 4 5
4
4
3"
PAVEMENT
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1
ITEM 423 CRACK
SEAL, TYPE 1
SANITARY SEWER LATERAL
EXTENSION DETAIL
N.T.S.
6" PVC SDR 35
@ 2.08% MIN.
PROPOSED WATER
MAIN LOCATION VARIES
NOTES:
1.THE BACKFILL UNDER ANY PAVEMENT OR WITHIN THE PAVEMENT INFLUENCE LINE THAT IS NOT
RIVERSIDE DRIVE PAVEMENT (AS SHOWN IN CITY OF COLUMBUS STANDARD DRAWING 2179) SHALL
BE COMPACTED THE FULL WIDTH OF THE TRENCH BY MEANS OF APPROVED MECHANICAL DEVICES
TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF COLS ITEM 912 OR ITEM 613 TYPE 2. ALL OTHER BACKFILL SHALL
MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF COLS ITEM 911. THE ITEM 912 BACKFILL SHALL EXTEND FROM THE
BOTTOM OF THE TRENCH TO THE TOP OF THE PAVEMENT SUBGRADE FOR TRENCHES UNDER
PAVEMENTS OR TO THE TOP OF THE PAVEMENT INFLUENCE LINE FOR TRENCHES NOT UNDER
PAVEMENTS.
2.CONTRACTOR SHALL ADJUST ALL CASTINGS AND PLUGS TO BE FLUSH WITH FINAL GRADE.
3.FRAMES AND COVERS SHALL BE HEAVY DUTY RATED.
4.THIS DETAIL IS FOR EXTENDING EXISTING 6" SANITARY SERVICE STUBS FOR FUTURE SANITARY
SERVICES TO AVOID DISRUPTION OF SHARED USE PATH. WORK SHALL BE COMPLETED IN
ACCORDANCE WITH ITEM 918.
5.SANITARY SERVICE STUB EXTENSIONS ARE PROVIDED FOR THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES:
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
7410
7402
7322
7250
7230
PAVEMENT
CLEANOUT FLUSH
WITH GRADE
℄PROP.
EASEMENT
6
4
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SEWER
EX.
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DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALEGENERAL SUMMARY
ITEM DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNIT
ROADWAY
201 CLEARING AND GRUBBING 1 LUMP
202 ASPHALT PAVEMENT REMOVED (WATER LINE TRENCH)284 SY
202 ASPHALT PAVEMENT REMOVED (DRIVEWAY)62 SY
202 CONCRETE PAVEMENT REMOVED (DRIVEWAY)12 SY
202 GRAVEL PAVEMENT REMOVED (DRIVEWAY)49 SY
202 GUARDRAIL REMOVED AND DISPOSED OF 65 LF
204 EXCAVATION OF SUBGRADE 50 CY
204 GRANULAR EMBANKMENT, NO. 2 STONE 50 CY
204 PROOF ROLLING 1 HR
204 SUBGRADE COMPACTION (DRIVEWAY)126 SY
254 PAVEMENT PLANING 764 SY
655 TREE PROTECTION DURING CONSTRUCTION 430 LF
SPEC MAILBOX REMOVED AND RESET 1 EA
EROSION CONTROL
207 FILTER SOCK 2,181 LF
207 INLET PROTECTION 10 EA
207 ROCK CHECK DAM 2 EA
653 4" TOPSOIL FURNISHED AND PLACED, AS PER PLAN 302 CY
659 COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER 0.37 TON
659 SEEDING AND MULCHING, AS PER PLAN 2,717 SY
659 WATER 7 MGAL
PAVEMENT
301 ASPHALT CONCRETE BASE 24 CY
301 ASPHALT CONCRETE BASE (DRIVEWAY)5 CY
304 AGGREGATE BASE (DRIVEWAY)21 CY
407 NON-TRACKING TACK COAT 61 GAL
423 CRACK SEALING, TYPE 1 467 LF
441 ASPHALT CONCRETE SURFACE COURSE, TYPE 1 (448), PG64-22 32 CY
441 ASPHALT CONCRETE SURFACE COURSE, TYPE 1 (448), PG64-22 (DRIVEWAY)2 CY
452 NON-REINFORCED CONCRETE PAVEMENT, CLASS COC1 (DRIVEWAY)19 SY
TRAFFIC CONTROL*
630 SIGN REMOVED AND RESET 2 EA
644 EDGE LINE, 4"0.125 MI
644 CENTER LINE, 4"0.062 MI
WATER
801 6" WATER PIPE AND FITTINGS 73 LF
801 8" WATER PIPE AND FITTINGS 1,610 LF
801 12" WATER PIPE AND FITTINGS 1,070 LF
802 6" VALVE AND APPURTENANCES 8 EA
802 8" VALVE AND APPURTENANCES 3 EA
802 12" VALVE AND APPURTENANCES 2 EA
805 3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP 9 EA
809 FIRE HYDRANT 8 EA
SPEC 3" WATER SERVICE SLEEVE, AS PER PLAN 5 EA
SPEC SURVEY COORDINATES 1 LUMP
UTILITIES
915 CLEAN-OUT 5 EA
918 6" DIAMETER PIPE, HOUSE SERVICE CONNECTION 61 LF
MISCELLANEOUS
614*MAINTAINING TRAFFIC, AS PER PLAN 1 LUMP
614 LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WITH PATROL CAR, AS PER PLAN 60 HR
623 CONSTRUCTION LAYOUT STAKES 1 LUMP
624 MOBILIZATION 1 LUMP
SPEC PROOF SURVEY 1 LUMP
* DENOTES ODOT CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS (LATEST EDITION). ALL OTHER ITEMS
REFERENCE CITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS, 2018 EDITION.GENERAL SUMMARYNOT TO SCALE5
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SERVICE SLEEVE DETAIL
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
N.T.S.
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PVC CONDUIT
END CAP
PROPOSED WATER
MAIN LOCATION VARIES42" MINNOTES:
1.THE BACKFILL UNDER ANY PAVEMENT OR WITHIN THE PAVEMENT INFLUENCE LINE (AS SHOWN IN
CITY OF COLUMBUS STANDARD DRAWING 2179) SHALL BE COMPACTED THE FULL WIDTH OF THE
TRENCH BY MEANS OF APPROVED MECHANICAL DEVICES TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF COLS
ITEM 912 OR ITEM 613 TYPE 2. ALL OTHER BACKFILL SHALL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF COLS
ITEM 911. THE ITEM 912 BACKFILL SHALL EXTEND FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE TRENCH TO THE TOP
OF THE PAVEMENT SUBGRADE FOR TRENCHES UNDER PAVEMENTS OR TO THE TOP OF THE
PAVEMENT INFLUENCE LINE FOR TRENCHES NOT UNDER PAVEMENTS.
2.CONTRACTOR SHALL ADJUST ALL CASTINGS AND PLUGS TO BE FLUSH WITH FINAL GRADE.
3.FRAMES AND COVERS SHALL BE HEAVY DUTY RATED.
4.THIS DETAIL IS FOR PROVIDING 3" SLEEVES FOR FUTURE WATER SERVICES TO PROPERTIES ON THE
OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE STREET FROM THE PROPOSED WATER MAIN.
5.3" SLEEVES ARE NOT PROVIDED TO PROPERTIES WHERE THE PROPOSED WATER MAIN IS ADJACENT
TO THE PROPERTY, EITHER UNDER PAVEMENT (WITHIN 6 FT FROM THE EDGE OF PAVEMENT) OR
GRASS.
6.SLEEVES ARE PROVIDED UNDER 18-020-CIP FOR THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES:
BRIGHT ROAD
0
4338
4700
4740
4760
7.PVC RISERS ARE PROVIDED TO ASSIST IN LOCATING THE SLEEVES FOR FUTURE WATER SERVICE
CONNECTIONS TO THE MAIN. AT TIME OF CONNECTION, THE RISERS SHALL BE REMOVED, THE
EXISTING PAVEMENT SHALL BE SAWCUT OVER THE WATER MAIN AND A PORTION OF THE SLEEVE
REMOVED TO ALLOW FOR THE PROPOSED WATER SERVICE PIPING AND CORP STOP. ANY
REMAINING SLEEVE WITHIN THE PAVEMENT THAT IS NOT USED FOR THE PROPOSED WATER
SERVICE SHALL BE CAPPED AND ABANDONED IN PLACE.
PAVEMENTFINISH GRADE
3" PVC THREADED PLUG
FLUSH WITH GRADE
3" WYE
2' MIN
3" WYE
END CAP
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PLUG FLUSH WITH
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1
5
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE
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DETAIL (SEE SHEET 21OF 24)
N.T.S.
EX.
R/W
3" Ø SCHEDULE 80
PVC CONDUIT
END
CAP
PROPOSED WATER
MAIN LOCATION VARIES42" MINNOTES:
1.3" SCHEDULE 80 PVC CONDUIT SLEEVES SHALL BE DIRECTIONAL BORED UNDER RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
PNEUMATIC METHODS OF DIRECTIONAL BORE ARE NOT PERMITTED. PLACE WATER SERVICES IN 3"
SLEEVE.
2.THE BACKFILL UNDER ANY PAVEMENT OR WITHIN THE PAVEMENT INFLUENCE LINE THAT IS NOT
RIVERSIDE DRIVE PAVEMENT (AS SHOWN IN CITY OF COLUMBUS STANDARD DRAWING 2179) SHALL
BE COMPACTED THE FULL WIDTH OF THE TRENCH BY MEANS OF APPROVED MECHANICAL DEVICES
TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF COLS ITEM 912 OR ITEM 613 TYPE 2. ALL OTHER BACKFILL SHALL
MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF COLS ITEM 911. THE ITEM 912 BACKFILL SHALL EXTEND FROM THE
BOTTOM OF THE TRENCH TO THE TOP OF THE PAVEMENT SUBGRADE FOR TRENCHES UNDER
PAVEMENTS OR TO THE TOP OF THE PAVEMENT INFLUENCE LINE FOR TRENCHES NOT UNDER
PAVEMENTS.
3.CONTRACTOR SHALL ADJUST ALL CASTINGS AND PLUGS TO BE FLUSH WITH FINAL GRADE.
4.FRAMES AND COVERS SHALL BE HEAVY DUTY RATED.
5.THIS DETAIL IS FOR PROVIDING 3" SLEEVES FOR FUTURE WATER SERVICES AND WATER SERVICES
PROVIDED WITH THIS PROJECT TO PROPERTIES ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE STREET FROM THE
PROPOSED WATER MAIN.
6.3" SLEEVES ARE NOT PROVIDED TO PROPERTIES WHERE THE PROPOSED WATER MAIN IS ADJACENT
TO THE PROPERTY, EITHER UNDER PAVEMENT (WITHIN 6 FT FROM THE EDGE OF PAVEMENT) OR
GRASS.
7.SLEEVES ARE PROVIDED FOR THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES:
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
7225
7241
WATER SERVICES ARE PROVIDED FOR THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES:
RIVERSIDE DRIVE ORCHARD CREST COURT
7281 3961
7.PVC RISERS ARE PROVIDED TO ASSIST IN LOCATING THE SLEEVES FOR FUTURE WATER SERVICE
CONNECTIONS TO THE MAIN. AT TIME OF CONNECTION, THE RISERS SHALL BE REMOVED, THE
EXISTING PAVEMENT SHALL BE SAWCUT OVER THE WATER MAIN AND A PORTION OF THE SLEEVE
REMOVED TO ALLOW FOR THE PROPOSED WATER SERVICE PIPING AND CORP STOP. ANY
REMAINING SLEEVE WITHIN THE PAVEMENT THAT IS NOT USED FOR THE PROPOSED WATER
SERVICE SHALL BE CAPPED AND ABANDONED IN PLACE.
PAVEMENTFINISH GRADE
3" PVC THREADED PLUG
FLUSH WITH GRADE
3" WYE
3" WYE
END CAP
3" PVC THREADED
PLUG FLUSH WITH
GRADE
℄PROP.
EASEMENT
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
2
5
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SEWER
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EX. 8" SANITARY
FORCE MAIN
EX.
R/W
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SUP
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EX. 4" GAS
STORM SEWER
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EXISTING WATER LINE
EXISTING FIRE HYDRANT
PROPOSED WATER LINE
PROPOSED FIRE HYDRANT
W DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B, 4C AND BRIGHT ROADCUL-DE-SAC 18-020-CIPJCBMJCSCALESCHEMATIC WATER LINE PLANYH DW
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15+21.58
827.08
COORDINATE CHART:DESIGN AS-BUILT
SHEET #STATION DESCRIPTION NORTHING EASTING NORTHING EASTING ℄ ELEVATION
16 CONNECT TO EX. 12", 45° HORIZONTAL BEND
16 12" 45º HORIZONTAL BEND
16 3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP
16 12"x6" ANCHOR TEE
16 6" VALVE (STANDARD VALVE BOX)
16 FIRE HYDRANT
16 3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP
16 3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP
16 3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP
16 12" VALVE (STANDARD VALVE BOX)
16 12"x6" ANCHOR TEE
16 6" VALVE (STANDARD VALVE BOX)
16 FIRE HYDRANT
16 3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP
17 3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP
17 3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP
17 3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP
17 12"x6" ANCHOR TEE
17 6" VALVE (HEAVY DUTY VALVE BOX)
17 FIRE HYDRANT
17 12"x8" ANCHOR TEE
17 12" VALVE (HEAVY DUTY VALVE BOX)
17 12" PLUG & THRUST BLOCK
18 CONNECT TO PROP. 12" WATER MAIN
18 8" VALVE (HEAVY DUTY VALVE BOX)
18 8" 45º HORIZONTAL BEND
18 8" 45º HORIZONTAL BEND
18 8"x6" ANCHOR TEE
18 6" VALVE (HEAVY DUTY VALVE BOX)
18 FIRE HYDRANT
18 3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP
18 8" VALVE (STANDARD VALVE BOX)
18 8"x6" ANCHOR TEE
18 6" VALVE (STANDARD VALVE BOX)
18 FIRE HYDRANT
19 8"x6" ANCHOR TEE
19 6" VALVE (STANDARD VALVE BOX)
19 FIRE HYDRANT
19 8" VALVE (STANDARD VALVE BOX)
19 8"x6" ANCHOR TEE
19 6" VALVE (STANDARD VALVE BOX)
19 FIRE HYDRANT
19 8" 45º HORIZONTAL BEND
19 8" 45º HORIZONTAL BEND
19 8" 45º HORIZONTAL BEND
19 8" 45º HORIZONTAL BEND
20 8"x6" ANCHOR TEE
20 6" VALVE (HEAVY DUTY VALVE BOX)
20 FIRE HYDRANT
20 CONNECT TO EX. 8" WATER (18-020-CIP)
31+56.28 770518.09 1798114.28 821.05
14+98.00
16+57.85
16+57.84
16+57.85
20+65.31
25+19.47
25+19.47
25+19.47
25+44.47
25+49.47
25+67.47
771559.64 1798029.45 825.42
771542.06 1798045.18 825.79
771406.13 1798035.61 827.08
771000.23 1798000.03 829.50
770547.81 1797960.28 822.61
770522.91 1797958.09 822.61
770517.92 1797957.66 822.61
770499.99 1797956.08 822.61
30+00.00
30+02.00
32+00.94
32+16.25
32+16.25
32+16.25
35+16.25
35+16.25
35+16.25
35+11.25
770522.91 1797958.09 822.61
770522.73 1797960.09 822.61
770542.05 1798151.97 822.29
770541.64 1798167.27 822.88
770533.56 1798467.16 839.89
770533.69 1798462.16 839.69
38+16.25
38+16.25
38+16.25
41+11.25
41+16.25
41+16.25
41+16.25
41+46.23
42+09.66
43+43.44
43+84.23
45+09.58
45+09.58
45+09.58
770525.47 1798767.05 850.72
770517.52 1799061.95 854.01
770517.39 1799066.94 854.06
770516.58 1799096.91 854.36
770560.21 1799142.95 854.98
770693.95 1799146.56 856.31
770722.00 1799176.17 856.71
770707.17 1799300.64 857.53
46+10.23 770695.27 1799400.58 857.53
771406.30 1798033.62
771407.17 1798023.15
770548.57 1797951.67
770547.98 1797958.29
770543.64 1798167.33
770547.64 1798167.43
770535.56 1798467.22
770539.55 1798467.32
770527.47 1798767.11
770531.47 1798767.22
770519.39 1799067.00
770523.39 1799067.11
770705.19 1799300.40
770692.28 1799298.86
827.08
822.88
822.88
839.89
839.89
850.72
850.72
854.06
854.06
857.53
857.53
829.50
20+70.31 770995.25 1797999.60 829.50
20+70.31 770995.42 1797997.60
20+70.31 770996.34 1797987.15
771461.57 1798039.90 827.0816+02.25
771177.96 1798015.65 829.5018+86.90
771104.39 1798009.19 829.5019+60.75
34+15.27 770536.28 1798366.21 835.85
23+92.07 770674.72 1797971.43
23+67.02 770699.68 1797973.63
20+95.09 770970.56 1797997.43
771097.67 1798008.60 829.5019+67.49
770818.19 1797984.0422+48.05 DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALEAPPURTENANCE COORDINATE CHARTNOT TO SCALE7
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DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALENOT TO SCALEMAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC NOTESITEM 614 - MAINTAINING TRAFFIC, AS PER PLAN
ALL TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES SHALL BE FURNISHED, ERECTED, MAINTAINED AND REMOVED BY THE
CONTRACTOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE "OHIO MANUAL OF UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES"
(CURRENT EDITION), COPIES OF WHICH ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION, OFFICE OF TRAFFIC ENGINEERING, 1980 WEST BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, OHIO
43223.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE REINSTALLATION AND/OR REPLACEMENT OF ALL
PERMANENT TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES DAMAGED OR REMOVED DURING THE CONSTRUCTION.
PERMANENT TRAFFIC CONTROL THAT IS NO LONGER IN CONFLICT WITH TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL
SHALL BE REPLACED IMMEDIATELY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME ALL LIABILITY FOR MISSING,
DAMAGED AND IMPROPERLY PLACED TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A 24 HOUR CONTACT WHO WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTENANCE
OF TRAFFIC FOR THE DURATION OF THE PROJECT.
CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS SHALL NOT BEGIN UNTIL ALL TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES ARE
IN PLACE AND APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER AND THE CITY.
MAINTENANCE OF ALL TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES INCLUDING DRUMS, SIGNS, BARRICADES, SIGN
BOARDS, DETOUR SIGNAGE, ETC., SHALL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY.
STEADY-BURNING, TYPE "C" LIGHTS SHALL BE REQUIRED ON ALL BARRICADES, DRUMS, AND SIMILAR
TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES IN USE AT NIGHT.
ALL TRENCHES SHALL BE BACKFILLED OR SECURELY PLATED DURING ALL NIGHTTIME AND NON-WORKING
HOURS.
DROP OFF WITHIN THE WORK ZONE SHALL CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH ON ODOT
STANDARD CONSTRUCTION DRAWING MT-101.90
IF THE CITY ENGINEER DETERMINES THAT THE CONTRACTOR IS NOT PROVIDING PROPER PROVISIONS
FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL, THE CITY ENGINEER SHALL ASSIGN UNIFORMED, OFF-DUTY POLICE OFFICERS TO
THE PROJECT AT NO COST TO THE CITY.
LENGTH AND DURATION OF LANE CLOSURES AND RESTRICTIONS SHALL BE AT THE APPROVAL OF THE
ENGINEER. IT IS THE INTENT TO MINIMIZE THE IMPACT TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. LANE CLOSURES OR
RESTRICTIONS OVER SEGMENTS OF THE PROJECT IN WHICH NO WORK IS ANTICIPATED WITHIN A
REASONABLE TIME FRAME, AS DETERMINED BY THE ENGINEER, SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED. THE LEVEL OF
UTILIZATION OF MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC DEVICES SHALL BE COMMENSURATE WITH THE WORK IN
PROGRESS.
PAYMENT
ALL WORK AND TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ODOT C&MS 614 AND OTHER
APPLICABLE PORTIONS OF THE SPECIFICATIONS, AS WELL AS THE OHIO MANUAL OF UNIFORM TRAFFIC
CONTROL DEVICES. PAYMENT FOR ALL MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC ITEMS, INCLUDING THE FURNISHING,
INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF BUT NOT LIMITED TO: ALTERNATE ROUTE SIGNAGE, FLASHING
ARROWS PANELS, SIGNS, SIGN SUPPORTS, FLAGS, FLAGGERS, BARRICADES, NOTICE OF CLOSURE SIGNS,
PORTABLE CONCRETE BARRIER, DRUMS, CONES CONSTRUCTION FENCING, TEMPORARY PAVEMENT
MARKINGS, TRAFFIC COMPACTED SURFACE, MATERIALS AND LABOR FOR MAINTAINING ACCESS TO
DRIVEWAYS, PROPERTY OWNER NOTIFICATION/ COORDINATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE OPERATIONS
SCHEDULE SHALL BE AT THE LUMP SUM PRICE BID FOR ITEM 614 - MAINTAINING TRAFFIC, AS PER PLAN,
WHICH SHALL INCLUDE ALL LABOR MATERIAL, EQUIPMENT, AND INCIDENTALS TO COMPLETE THE WORK
AS DETAILED IN THE PLANS. UNLESS SEPARATELY ITEMIZED IN THE PLANS, NO SEPARATE PAYMENT
SHALL BE MADE.
CONSTRUCTION INITIATION
THE CONTRACTOR WILL NOTIFY THE CITY OF DUBLIN 3 DAYS PRIOR TO THE START OF CONSTRUCTION
ACTIVITIES. THE CONTRACTOR WILL IMMEDIATELY INFORM THE CITY OF DUBLIN OF ANY AND ALL DELAYS
AND/OR CHANGES REGARDING THE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT. THE CITY ENGINEER WILL PROVIDE
CLARIFICATION FOR ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENT.
DRUM AND REQUIREMENTS
IN ADDITION TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PLANS, SPECIFICATION AND PROPOSAL, DRUMS FURNISHED
BY THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE IN GOOD CONDITION AND MEET RETROREFLECTIVITY STANDARDS.
PAYMENT FOR DRUMS SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE LUMP SUM PRICE BID FOR MAINTAINING TRAFFIC
UNLESS SEPARATELY ITEMIZED.
SIGNS, BARRICADES AND VERTICAL PANELS
ALL CONSTRUCTION SIGNS, BARRICADES, VERTICAL PANELS, AND DRUMS SHALL CONFORM TO OMUTCD
AND THE LATEST REVISION OF THE ODOT AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS. ALL CONSTRUCTION SIGNAGE
SHALL BE INSTALLED AND COVERED BEFORE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS. AFTER CONSTRUCTION SIGN
INSTALLATION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE ENGINEER THREE WORKING DAYS BEFORE WORK
BEGINS AND REQUEST AN INSPECTION OF ALL SIGNAGE. FACES OF CONSTRUCTION SIGNS AND
REFLECTIVE SHEETING ON BARRICADES SHALL BE TYPE "H" (VIP). ALL ORANGE CONSTRUCTION SIGNS
SHALL BE FLUORESCENT ORANGE. ALL SHEETING WILL BE TESTED FOR REFLECTIVITY PER ITEM 730.192.
VERTICAL PANELS AND DRUM BANDS SHALL BE REFLECTORIZED WITH TYPE "G" (HIGH INTENSITY)
SHEETING COMPLYING WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF 730.19. ALL SIGNS AND BARRICADES, VERTICAL
PANELS, AND DRUMS WILL BE LIKE NEW AND IN GOOD CONDITION IN CONFORMANCE WITH QUALITY
GUIDELINES FOR TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES AND FEATURES PUBLISHED BY ATSSA.
MAINTENANCE OF ALL CONTRACTOR SUPPLIED SIGNS, BARRICADES, VERTICAL PANELS, AND DRUMS IS
THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY. IF THE CONTRACTOR FAILS TO CORRECT DEFICIENCIES WITHIN
FOUR HOURS OF NOTIFICATION, THE CITY WILL CORRECT OR HIRE SOMEONE TO CORRECT THE
DEFICIENCIES. THE CONTRACTOR WILL THEN BE BACK CHARGED PER ODOT SPECIFICATION 614.14. IN THE
CASE THAT BACK CHARGING THE CONTRACTOR IS NOT APPLICABLE, THE CITY WILL RESCIND AND
WITHHOLD ALL PERMITS ISSUED TO THE CONTRACTOR TO WORK WITHIN CITY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNTIL THE
ISSUE IS SETTLED. THESE PROVISIONS SHALL NOT IN ANY WAY RELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR OF ANY OF HIS
LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES OR LIABILITIES FOR THE SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC.ALL BARRICADES AT CLOSURES
SHALL HAVE YELLOW TYPE "C" STEADY BURN LIGHTS. ALL BARRELS IN TAPERS SHALL HAVE YELLOW TYPE
"C" STEADY BURN LIGHTS. ALL ADVANCE SIGNING SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH TYPE "A" FLASHING LIGHTS
AND (2) ORANGE FLAGS (24"x24"). LIGHTS ARE NOT REQUIRED ON SIGNS IN PLACE DURING DAYLIGHT
HOURS. CONES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR USE AT NIGHT. DRUMS SHALL BE PLACED AS FOLLOWS: 40' C/C
ON TANGENTS, 20' C/C ON TAPERS, AND 8' C/C IN RADII.
PEDESTRIAN ACCESS
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROTECTION AND SAFE MOVEMENT OF
PEDESTRIANS THROUGH, AROUND, AND AWAY FROM THE CONSTRUCTION SITE. THE SAFETY OF
PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC SHALL BE CONSIDERED AT ALL TIMES IN THE PROVISION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL
DEVICES REQUIRED BY THESE PLANS AND NOTES. IT SHALL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO
PROVIDE LIGHTS, SIGNS, BARRICADES, AND OTHER WARNINGS TO PHYSICALLY SEPARATE THE
PEDESTRIAN FROM HAZARDS INCIDENTAL TO THE CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS SUCH AS OPEN
EXCAVATIONS, ETC. AT ALL TIMES, THE PEDESTRIAN MOT SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE
ENGINEER. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE CONTRACTOR ELIMINATE PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC WITHIN THE
PROJECT SITE BY CLOSING THE PEDESTRIAN PATH. THIS SHALL BE DONE BY INSTALLING "PATH CLOSED"
SIGNAGE AT THE BEGINNING, ENDING, AND INTERSECTIONS OF THE AFFECTED PATH. NO PEDESTRIAN
DETOUR PROVIDED.
ALL COST ASSOCIATED WITH MAINTAINING PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC SHALL BE INCIDENTAL TO ITEM 614 -
MAINTAINING TRAFFIC, AS PER PLAN.
ITEM 614 - LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WITH PATROL CAR, AS PER PLAN
USE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS (LEOS) BY CONTRACTORS OTHER THAN THE USES SPECIFIED IN
THIS NOTE WILL NOT BE PERMITTED AT PROJECT COST UNLESS PRIOR APPROVAL HAS BEEN OBTAINED
FROM THE ENGINEER. LEOS SHOULD NOT BE USED WHERE THE OMUTCD INTENDS THAT FLAGGERS BE
USED. IN ADDITION TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF C&MS 614 AND THE OMUTCD, A UNIFORMED LEO WITH AN
OFFICIAL PATROL CAR (CAR WITH TOP MOUNTED EMERGENCY FLASHING LIGHTS AND COMPLETE
MARKINGS OF THE APPROPRIATE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY) SHALL BE PROVIDED FOR THE
FOLLOWING TRAFFIC CONTROL TASKS:
A. FOR LANE CLOSURES: DURING INITIAL SET-UP PERIODS, TEAR DOWN PERIODS, SUBSTANTIAL SHIFTS
OF A CLOSURE POINT OR WHEN NEW LANE CLOSURE ARRANGEMENTS ARE INITIATED. IN GENERAL, LEOS
SHOULD BE POSITIONED AT THE POINT OF LANE RESTRICTION OR ROAD CLOSURE AND TO MANUALLY
CONTROL TRAFFIC MOVEMENTS THROUGH INTERSECTIONS IN WORK ZONES.
B. DURING THE ENTIRE ADVANCE PREPARATION AND CLOSURE SEQUENCE WHERE COMPLETE BLOCKAGE
OF TRAFFIC IS REQUIRED. THE LEOS WORK AT THE DIRECTION OF THE CONTRACTOR. THE CONTRACTOR
IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SECURING THE SERVICES OF THE LEOS WITH THE APPROPRIATE AGENCIES AND
COMMUNICATING THE INTENTIONS OF THE PLANS WITH RESPECT TO DUTIES OF THE LEOS. THE ENGINEER
SHALL HAVE FINAL CONTROL OVER THE LEOS' DUTIES AND PLACEMENT, AND WILL RESOLVE ANY ISSUES
THAT MAY ARISE BETWEEN THE TWO PARTIES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL UTILIZE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCYS: CITY OF DUBLIN (614-410-4800), FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, OR
OHIO STATE HIGHWAY PATROL.
LEOS (WITH PATROL CAR) REQUIRED BY THE TRAFFIC MAINTENANCE TASKS ABOVE SHALL BE PAID FOR
ON A UNIT PRICE (HOURLY) BASIS UNDER ITEM 614 - LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WITH PATROL CAR, AS
PER PLAN. THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED QUANTITY HAVE BEEN CARRIED TO THE GENERAL SUMMARY.
ITEM 614 - LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WITH PATROL CAR, AS PER PLAN 60 HOURS
THE HOURS PAID SHALL INCLUDE ANY MINIMUM SHOW-UP TIME REQUIRED BY THE LAW ENFORCEMENT
AGENCY INVOLVED. ANY ADDITIONAL COSTS (ADMINISTRATIVE OR OTHERWISE) INCURRED BY THE
CONTRACTOR TO OBTAIN THE SERVICES OF AN LEO ARE INCLUDED WITH THE BID UNIT PRICE FOR ITEM
614 - LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WITH PATROL CAR, AS PER PLAN.
PROJECT SUMMARY
THIS PROJECT WILL CONSTRUCT NEW WATER MAIN ADJACENT TO RIVERSIDE DRIVE AND BRIGHT ROAD
(CUL-DE-SAC TO GRANDEE CLIFFS DRIVE).
ALL TRAFFIC LANES SHALL BE OPEN TO TRAFFIC BETWEEN 3:30PM AND 7:00AM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE UNLESS PRIOR APPROVAL HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE ENGINEER.
TWO-WAY, ONE-LANE TRAFFIC MAY BE MAINTAINED DURING CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS ON BRIGHT
ROAD PER FIGURE 6H-10 (TA-10) OF OHIO MANUAL OF UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES (OMUTCD).
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFE TRANSITION OF TRAFFIC BETWEEN MOT
OPERATIONS.
A TEMPORARY DIVERSION SHALL BE PROVIDED AND MAINTAINED IN GOOD CONDITION ON RIVERSIDE
DRIVE AND BRIGHT ROAD DRIVE DURING THE PERIOD OF WORK. ALL SUCH DIVERSIONS SHALL BE IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE OHIO MANUAL OF UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES (OMUTCD).
LABOR MATERIAL, EQUIPMENT, AND INCIDENTALS TO COMPLETE THIS WORK SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE
LUMP SUM PRICE BID FOR ITEM 614 - MAINTAINING TRAFFIC, AS PER PLAN.
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE WATERLINE ALONG THE EAST SIDE OF RIVERSIDE DRIVE (SR 257), THE
CONTRACTOR MAY CLOSE THE CURBSIDE NORTHBOUND LANE ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE (SR 257) UTILIZING
CITY OF COLUMBUS STANDARD DRAWINGS 1510 AND 1520. ALL LANE CLOSURES SHALL BE REOPENED BY
3:30PM, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.
FOR INSTALLATION OF THE 3" SCHEDULE 80 SLEEVES CROSSING RIVERSIDE DRIVE (SR 257), THE
CONTRACTOR SHALL CLOSE THE CURBSIDE LANE IN EACH DIRECTION UTILIZING CITY OF COLUMBUS
STANDARD DRAWINGS 1510 AND 1520.
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4396 BRIGHT RD
OR 3755 D-02
2.093 ACRES
273-008618-00
DAVID HAIMBAUGH
4338 BRIGHT RD
IN. 200112260301047
PARCEL 1
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273-008728-00
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4355 BRIGHT RD
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4345 BRIGHT RD
IN. 199903010051331
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4333 BRIGHT RD
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4321 BRIGHT RD
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LEGEND
TRAFFIC DRUM DETAIL
TYPICAL SPACING:
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10' TAPERS
40' TANGENTS
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DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALENOT TO SCALEEROSION CONTROL NOTESPROJECT DATA
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
THE PROJECT WILL INCLUDE THE INSTALLATION OF APPROXIMATELY 1,070 LF OF 12" WATER LINE; 1,610 LF OF 8"
WATER LINE AND 73 LF OF 6" WATER LINE, INCLUDING HYDRANTS AND APPURTENANCES, ALONG RIVERSIDE
DRIVE AND BRIGHT ROAD.
LATITUDE:N 40°06'50.57"
LONGITUDE:W 83°06'35.32"
ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION DATES:06/01/2022 - 12/01/2022
TOTAL SITE AREA:1.27 ACRES
TOTAL DISTURBED AREA:1.27 ACRES
PROPOSED IMPERVIOUS AREA: 0.00 ACRES
INCREASE IN IMPERVIOUS AREA: 0%
PRE-CONSTRUCTION RUNOFF COEFFICIENT : C=0.60
POST-CONSTRUCTION RUNOFF COEFFICIENT: C=0.60
RECEIVING WATER: BILLINGSLEY CREEK TO THE SCIOTO RIVER
MUNICIPAL SEPARATED STORM SEWER TO THE SCIOTO
RIVER
EXISTING SITE CONDITION:SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, AGRICULTURE
SOILS: Ble1B1 - BLOUNT SILT LOAM, END MORAINE, 2 TO 4
PERCENT SLOPES
CeB - CELINA SILT LOAM, 2 TO 6 PERCENT SLOPES
CrB - CROSBY SILT LOAM, SOUTHERN OHIO TILL
PLAIN, 2 TO 6 PERCENT SLOPES
Gwd5C2 - GLYNWOOD CLAY LOAM, 6 TO 12 PERCENT
SLOPES, ERODED
Gwe5B2 - GLYNWOOD CLAY LOAM, END MORAINE, 2 TO 6
PERCENT SLOPES, ERODED
Ko - KOKOMO SILTY CLAY LOAM, 0 TO 2 PERCENT
SLOPE
MkB - MIAMIAN SILT LOAM, 2 TO 6 PERCENT
SLOPES
MlC2 - MIAMIAN SILTY CLAY LOAM, 6 TO 12 PERCENT
SLOPES, ERODED
CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE
TO COMPLETE THE EXCAVATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROPOSED JOB IMPROVEMENTS, COORDINATION
OF THE CONTRACTOR'S WORK CREWS WILL BE REQUIRED. THE EXISTING DITCHES WILL PERFORM TEMPORARY
SEDIMENT CONTROL AND STORAGE DURING THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION. WORK WILL GENERALLY
PROCEED FROM DOWNSTREAM TO UPSTREAM IN THESE WORK AREAS. THE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
SEQUENCE IS AS FOLLOWS:
A)INSTALL EROSION CONTROL ITEMS.
B)STRIP TOPSOIL AND ANY UNSUITABLE MATERIAL THROUGH THE INCREMENTAL WORK AREA.
C)INSTALL TEMPORARY DITCH CHECKS IN DOWNSTREAM END OF EXISTING DITCH WITHIN 24 HOURS
FOLLOWING THE STRIPPING OPERATION.
D)IF U/G PIPE IS CALLED FOR IN THIS PORTION OF WORK AREA, PIPE CREW WILL INSTALL PIPE .
E)AS PIPE INSTALLATION PROGRESSES, REPAIR OF THE ROADWAY WILL PROCEED BEHIND IT.
F)ANY DISTURBED OR EXPOSED AREAS SHALL BE STABILIZED PER OEPA TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT
STABILIZATION REGULATIONS INCLUDING:
1.SEEDING
2.DITCH MATTING
3.INLET PROTECTION
4.MULCHING
5.WATERING
EMERGENCY ACTION & SPILL PREVENTION PLAN
THE SCOPE OF WORK COVERED BY THIS PLAN INCLUDES EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO SPILLS, CONTAINMENT
OF SPILLED LIQUIDS, EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION NUMBERS, AND SOIL EXCAVATION FOR SPILL CLEAN-UP.
IN THE EVENT OF A SPILL EVENT THE EMPLOYEE SHALL ASSESS THE SPILL AND IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE
SAFETY OFFICER AND SUPERVISOR IN CHARGE, AND THE CITY ENGINEER.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER NOTIFICATION, THE EMPLOYEE WILL BE DIRECTED BY THE SAFETY OFFICER, OR
RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO START CONTAINMENT PROCEDURES TO PREVENT THE MATERIAL FROM REACHING
THE STORM SEWERS, DRAINAGE DITCH, AND OTHER OUTLETS USING THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS OR ANY OTHER
MEANS NECESSARY WITHOUT COMPROMISING WORKER SAFETY:
1) CLEAR PERSONNEL FROM THE SPILL AREA AND ROPE OFF AREA.
2) STOP THE SPILL.
3) USE SORBENT MATERIALS, PLUG PUTTY, OR HOLE PUTTY AS NECESSARY TO CONTROL THE SPILL AT
THE SOURCE.
4) CONSTRUCT A TEMPORARY CONTAINMENT DIKE OF SORBENT MATERIALS OR DIRT TO CONTAIN SPILL.
SPILL KITS WILL BE LOCATED ON THE PROJECT AS DESIGNATED ON THE SWPPP PLAN.
UPON COMPLETION OF CONTAINMENT OPERATIONS, PROPER CLEAN-UP PROCEDURES WILL BE IMPLEMENTED
IN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULATORY PROCEDURES.
ADDITIONAL EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS: 24 HOUR PHONE NO.:
OHIO EPA 614-728-3898
GENERAL NOTES
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INFORM ALL SUBCONTRACTORS OF THE REQUIREMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF
THE SWPPP AND SHALL DOCUMENT ALL SUCH NOTIFICATIONS AND/OR DISCUSSIONS.
THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE IN SEDIMENT AND EROSION CONTROL INSPECTIONS ON
A WEEKLY BASIS AND SIGN AN APPROVED INSPECTION SHEET THAT SHALL BE KEPT ON FILE AT THE JOB SITE.
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS ESTABLISHED IN THE LATEST EDITION OF THE
ODNR "RAINWATER AND LAND DEVELOPMENT" HANDBOOK SHALL GOVERN THE EROSION AND SEDIMENT
CONTROL INSTALLATIONS SPECIFIED ON THIS PLAN.
THIS PROJECT WILL INVOLVE SEVERAL CONSTRUCTION PHASES AND SEQUENCING THROUGHOUT ITS LIFETIME.
IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT ALL TEMPORARY SEDIMENT AND EROSION CONTROL (S&EC) FIELD METHODS
ALONG WITH THIS PLAN, ARE UPDATED TO REFLECT THE ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS, CURRENT WEATHER
CONDITIONS AND SITE GRADE CHANGES. THE CITY ENGINEER OR THE OHIO EPA CAN AND WILL MODIFY THIS
PLAN AS NECESSARY.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE TO ENSURE THE IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY OF THE
TEMPORARY EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL PLAN ON-SITE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO BE SOLELY
RESPONSIBLE TO PERFORM ALL UPDATES AND ADJUSTMENTS TO THE TEMPORARY EROSION AND SEDIMENT
CONTROL PLAN.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SEDIMENT CONTROL AT ALL POINTS WHERE WATER LEAVES THE PROJECT,
INCLUDING WATERWAYS, OVERLAND SHEET FLOW, AND STORM SEWERS, WHETHER SPECIFICALLY SHOWN ON
THE PLANS OR NOT.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ADEQUATE DRAINAGE OF THE WORK AREA AT ALL TIMES CONSISTENT WITH
EROSION CONTROL PRACTICES.
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE EXISTING GROUND COVER ONLY AS NECESSARY FOR THE PROJECT PHASE
CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION. REMOVE ONLY THE TREES, SHRUBS, AND GRASSES THAT MUST BE
REMOVED TO PERMIT ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION. PROTECT THE REMAINING TO PRESERVE THEIR AESTHETIC
AND EROSION CONTROL VALUE.
FINAL GRADING WILL BE CONSISTENT WITH PRECONSTRUCTION TOPOGRAPHY TO MAINTAIN DRAINAGE AND
AESTHETICS.
CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION DEBRIS SHALL BE PROPERLY DISPOSED OF ACCORDING TO OHIO EPA
REQUIREMENTS.
BACKFILL TRENCHES IMMEDIATELY AFTER USE. SEED AND MULCH TRENCH AREA WITHIN 7 DAYS AFTER AREA
OF SECTION HAS BEEN OPENED.
THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE REQUIRED TO BUILD SEDIMENT BASINS OR SEDIMENT TRAPS OR USE EQUAL
METHODS TO DETAIN AND CLEAN WATER TO ACCEPTABLE EPA STANDARDS BEFORE RELEASING THE WATER
BACK INTO THE STREAM.
THERE SHALL BE NO TURBID DISCHARGES TO SURFACE WATERS, RESULTING FROM DEWATERING ACTIVITIES.
SEDIMENT-LADEN WATER MUST PASS THROUGH A SETTLING POND, FILTER BAG, OR OTHER COMPARABLE
PRACTICE, PRIOR TO DISCHARGE. ALL WATER PRODUCED FROM CLEANING AND DEWATERING OPERATIONS,
WHETHER SPECIFICALLY FROM TRENCH DEWATERING OPERATIONS OR FROM MORE EXTENSIVE DEWATERING
OPERATIONS, SHALL BE DISCHARGED IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO ELIMINATE EROSION FROM SUCH DISCHARGE.
NO SOLID OR LIQUID WASTE SHALL BE DISCHARGED INTO STORM WATER RUNOFF. ALL PROCESS
WASTEWATER (EQUIPMENT WASHING, LEACHATE FROM ON-SITE WASTE DISPOSAL, ETC.) SHALL BE COLLECTED
AND DISPOSED OF AT A PUBLICLY OWNED TREATMENT WORKS. ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES MUST COMPLY
WITH ALL LOCAL EROSION/SEDIMENT CONTROL, WASTE DISPOSAL, SANITARY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS.
SETTLING FACILITIES, SEDIMENT FILTERS, PERIMETER CONTROLS, AND OTHER PRACTICES INTENDED TO TRAP
SEDIMENT SHALL BE IMPLEMENTED AS THE FIRST STEP OF GRADING OR CONSTRUCTION AND WITHIN 7 DAYS
FROM THE START OF GRUBBING. THEY SHALL CONTINUE TO FUNCTION UNTIL THE UPSLOPE DEVELOPMENT
AREA IS RESTABILIZED.
ALL STORM SEWER INLETS WHICH ACCEPT WATER RUNOFF FROM THE PROJECT AREA SHALL BE PROTECTED
SO THAT SEDIMENT LADEN WATER WILL NOT ENTER THE STORM SEWER SYSTEM WITHOUT FIRST BEING
FILTERED OR OTHERWISE TREATED TO REMOVE SEDIMENT, UNLESS THE STORM SEWER SYSTEM DRAINS TO A
SETTLING FACILITY. THESE CONTROLS SHALL BE SELECTED AND LOCATED AS INDICATED IN THE PLANS AND AS
DIRECTED BY THE CITY ENGINEER.
OTHER EROSION CONTROL ITEMS MAY BE NECESSARY DUE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS. THE
CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ADDITIONAL EROSION
CONTROL ITEMS, AT THE ENGINEER'S DISCRETION.
WORKING IN OR CROSSING STREAMS, INCLUDING BED AND BANKS, SHALL BE BE RESTABILIZED IMMEDIATELY
AFTER IN-CHANNEL WORK IS COMPLETED, INTERRUPTED, OR STOPPED. TO THE EXTENT PRACTICAL,
CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES SHALL BE KEPT OUT OF STREAMS. WHERE IN-CHANNEL WORK IS NECESSARY,
PRECAUTIONS SHALL BE TAKEN TO STABILIZE THE WORK AREA DURING CONSTRUCTION TO MINIMIZE EROSION.
WHERE A STREAM MUST BE CROSSED BY CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES REGULARLY DURING CONSTRUCTION, A
TEMPORARY CULVERT SHALL BE PROVIDED.
ALL DENUDED AREAS, INCLUDING STOCKPILED TOPSOIL AND EXCAVATED MATERIAL ARE TO BE PROTECTED
THROUGH THE USE OF TEMPORARY SEEDING, OR COVERED WITH STRAW MULCH.
NO SOIL, ROCK, DEBRIS, OR ANY OTHER MATERIAL SHALL BE DUMPED OR PLACED INTO A WATER RESOURCE
OR INTO SUCH PROXIMITY THAT IT MAY READILY SLOUGH, SLIP, OR ERODE INTO A WATER RESOURCE UNLESS
SUCH DUMPING OR PLACING IS AUTHORIZED BY THE CITY ENGINEER. UNSTABLE SOILS PRONE TO SLIPPING OR
LANDSLIDING SHALL NOT BE GRADED, EXCAVATED, FILLED, OR HAVE LOADS IMPOSED UPON THEM UNLESS THE
WORK IS DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER'S RECOMMENDATIONS TO
CORRECT, ELIMINATE, OR ADEQUATELY ADDRESS THE PROBLEMS.
IT IS PREFERRED TO USE PERMANENT EROSION CONTROL ITEMS AS SHOWN IN THE PLANS TO CONTROL
CONSTRUCTION POLLUTION WHEN POSSIBLE. OTHERWISE, THE TEMPORARY POLLUTION PREVENTION ITEMS
ARE TO BE USED.
MOST TEMPORARY S&EC METHODS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SILT FENCE AND DITCH CHECKS MAY ALL
HAVE TO BE PERIODICALLY REMOVED AND REPLACED, OR MOVED FROM THE EXISTING ROAD DITCH OR
STRIPPED AREAS AS WORK PROGRESSES. ANY CHANGES SHALL BE NOTED IN THE PLAN BY RED LINE AND
DATED ON A CORRECTIVE ACTION LOG.
ALL TEMPORARY SEDIMENT CONTROLS AND STORM WATER QUALITY METHODS WILL BE BUILT/lNSTALLED AS
THE PROJECT PROGRESSES TO ELIMINATE UNNECESSARY DISTURBANCE AND REDUNDANCY. ALL TEMPORARY
CONTROLS SHALL BE IN PLACE AND FUNCTIONING PROPERLY WHEN THREATENING WEATHER IS IMMINENT.
"TEMPORARY STABILIZATION" MEANS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF TEMPORARY VEGETATION, MULCHING,
GEOTEXTILES, SOD, PRESERVATION OF EXISTING VEGETATION AND OTHER TECHNIQUES CAPABLE OF QUICKLY
ESTABLISHING COVER OVER DISTURBED AREAS TO PROVIDE EROSION CONTROL BETWEEN CONSTRUCTION
OPERATIONS.
"PERMANENT STABILIZATION" MEANS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PERMANENT VEGETATION, DECORATIVE
LANDSCAPE MULCHING, MATTING, SOD, RIP RAP AND LANDSCAPING TECHNIQUES TO PROVIDE PERMANENT
EROSION CONTROL ON AREAS WHERE CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS ARE COMPLETE OR WHERE NO FURTHER
DISTURBANCE IS EXPECTED FOR AT LEAST A YEAR.
OFF-SITE TRACKING OF SEDIMENTS SHALL BE MINIMIZED. A STABILIZED CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCE WILL BE
PROVIDED TO HELP REDUCE VEHICLE TRACKING OF SEDIMENTS. ALL PAVED STREETS ADJACENT TO THE SITE
WILL BE SWEPT DAILY TO REMOVE ANY EXCESS MUD, DIRT OR ROCK TRACKED FROM THE SITE. DUMP TRUCKS
HAULING MATERIAL FROM THE CONSTRUCTION SITE WILL BE COVERED WITH A TARP.
PROHIBITED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT USE CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES, ACTIVITIES, OR OPERATIONS THAT MAY
UNNECESSARILY IMPACT THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT OR THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY. PROHIBITED
CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES, ACTIVITIES, OR OPERATIONS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, THE
FOLLOWING:
1.PUMPING OF SEDIMENT LADEN WATER FROM TRENCHES OR OTHER EXCAVATIONS INTO ANY
SURFACE WATERS, ANY STREAM CORRIDORS, ANY WETLANDS, OR STORM DRAINS.
2.DISCHARGING POLLUTANTS SUCH AS CHEMICALS, FUELS, LUBRICANTS, BITUMINOUS MATERIALS,
RAW SEWAGE, AND/OR ANY OTHER HARMFUL WASTER, INTO OR ALONGSIDE OF RIVERS, STREAMS,
IMPOUNDMENTS, OR INTO NATURAL OR MAN-MADE CHANNELS LEADING THERETO.
3.DAMAGING VEGETATION OUTSIDE OF THE CONSTRUCTION AREA.
STABILIZATION PRACTICES
PERMANENT SEEDING AND MULCHING STABILIZATION SHALL BE PROVIDED PER OEPA GUIDELINES AS SET
FORTH IN PART II.B OF OHIO EPA PERMIT NO.: OHC000005. (SEE TABLE 1)
ALL TEMPORARY EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL INSTALLATIONS SHALL BE REMOVED WHEN 70%
VEGETATION HAS BEEN REACHED.
TABLE 1: PERMANENT STABILIZATION
AREA REQUIRING PERMANENT STABILIZATION TIME FRAME TO APPLY EROSION CONTROLS
ANY AREAS THAT WILL LIE DORMANT FOR ONE YEAR
OR MORE
WITHIN SEVEN DAYS OF THE MOST RECENT
DISTURBANCE
ANY AREAS WITHIN 50 FEET OF A SURFACE WATER OF
THE STATE AND AT FINAL GRADE
WITHIN TWO DAYS OF REACHING FINAL GRADE
ANY OTHER AREAS AT FINAL GRADE WITHIN SEVEN DAYS OF REACHING FINAL GRADE
WITHIN THAT AREA
TEMPORARY SEEDING AND MULCHING STABILIZATION SHALL BE PROVIDED PER OEPA GUIDELINES AS SET
FORTH IN PART II.B OF OHIO EPA PERMIT NO.: OHC000005. (SEE TABLE 2)
TABLE 2: TEMPORARY STABILIZATION
AREA REQUIRING TEMPORARY STABILIZATION TIME FRAME TO APPLY EROSION CONTROLS
ANY DISTURBED AREAS WITH 50 FEET OF A SURFACE
WATER OF THE STATE AND NOT AT FINAL GRADE
WITHIN TWO DAYS OF THE MOST RECENT
DISTURBANCE IF THE AREA WILL REMAIN IDLE FOR
MORE THAN 14 DAYS
FOR ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES, ANY DISTURBED
AREAS THAT WILL BE DORMANT FOR MORE THAN 14
DAYS BUT LESS THAN ONE YEAR, AND NOT WITHIN 50
FEET OF A SURFACE WATER OF THE STATE
WITHIN SEVEN DAYS OF THE MOST RECENT
DISTURBANCE WITHIN THE AREA
FOR RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISIONS, DISTURBED
AREAS MUST BE STABILIZED AT LEAST SEVEN
DAYS PRIOR TO TRANSFER OF PERMIT COVERAGE
FOR THE INDIVIDUAL LOT(S).
DISTURBED AREAS THAT WILL BE IDLE OVER WINTER PRIOR TO THE ONSET OF WINTER WEATHER
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DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALESEEDING & MULCHING
MULCH AND/OR OTHER APPROPRIATE VEGETATIVE PRACTICES SHALL BE APPLIED TO DISTURBED
AREAS WITHIN 7 DAYS OF GRADING IF THE AREA IS TO REMAIN DORMANT (UNDISTURBED) FOR MORE
THAN 14 DAYS OR ON AREAS AND PORTIONS OF THE SITE WHICH CAN BE BROUGHT TO FINAL GRADE.
MULCH SHALL CONSIST OF UNROTTED SMALL GRAIN STRAW APPLIED AT THE RATE OF 3 TONS/AC. OR
138 LB./1000 SQ. FT. (TWO TO THREE BALES). THE STRAW MULCH SHALL BE SPREAD UNIFORMLY BY
HAND OR MECHANICALLY SO THE SOIL SURFACE IS COVERED. FOR UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION OF
HAND-SPREAD MULCH, DIVIDE AREA INTO APPROXIMATELY 1000-SQ.-FT. SECTIONS AND PLACE THREE
45-LB. BALES OF STRAW IN EACH SECTION.
MULCH SHALL BE ANCHORED IMMEDIATELY TO MINIMIZE LOSS BY WIND OR RUNOFF. THE FOLLOWING
ARE ACCEPTABLE METHODS FOR ANCHORING MULCH:
1)MECHANICAL-USE A DISK, CRIMPER, OR SIMILAR TYPE TOOL SET STRAIGHT TO PUNCH OR
ANCHOR THE MULCH MATERIAL INTO THE SOIL. STRAW MECHANICALLY ANCHORED SHALL NOT
BE FINELY CHOPPED BUT BE LEFT GENERALLY LONGER THAN 6 IN.
2)ASPHALT EMULSION-FOR STRAW MULCH, APPLY AT THE RATE OF 160 GAL./AC. (0.1 GAL./SY)
INTO THE MULCH AS IT IS BEING APPLIED OR AS RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURE.
3)SYNTHETIC BINDERS-FOR STRAW MULCH, SYNTHETIC BINDERS SUCH AS ACRYLIC DLR
(AGRI-TAC), DCA-70, PETROSET, TERRA TACK OR EQUAL MAY BE USED AT RATES
RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER.
STOCKPILE
SILT FENCING SHALL BE INSTALLED AROUND TEMPORARY SPOIL STOCKPILES. THESE STOCKPILES
SHALL BE STRAW MULCHED AND/OR TEMPORARILY SEEDED WITHIN 7 WORKING DAYS IF LEFT DORMANT
FOR 14 DAYS OR LONGER.
TIMING OF CONTROLS/MEASURES
AS INDICATED IN THE SEQUENCE OF MAJOR ACTIVITIES, CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCE(S) AND SILT FENCE
WILL BE CONSTRUCTED PRIOR TO CLEARING OR GRADING OF ANY OTHER PORTIONS OF THE SITE.
SEDIMENT CONTROL DEVICES SHALL BE IMPLEMENTED FOR ALL AREAS REMAINING DISTURBED
LONGER THAN 14 DAYS AND/OR WITHIN 7 DAYS OF ANY GRUBBING ACTIVITIES. AREAS WHERE
CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY TEMPORARILY CEASES FOR MORE THAN 14 DAYS WILL BE STABILIZED WITH A
TEMPORARY SEED AND MULCH WITHIN 2 DAYS OF THE LAST DISTURBANCE IF THE AREA IS WITHIN 50
FEET OF A STREAM, AND WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE LAST DISTURBANCE IF THE AREA IS MORE THAN 50
FEET AWAY FROM A STREAM. ONCE CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY CEASES PERMANENTLY IN AN AREA,
THAT AREA WILL BE STABILIZED WITH PERMANENT SEED AND MULCH. AFTER THE ENTIRE SITE IS
STABILIZED, THE ACCUMULATED SEDIMENT WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE BASIN.
INSPECTIONS
ALL BMPS ON THIS SITE SHALL BE INSPECTED BY THE CONTRACTOR OR DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE
AT LEAST ONCE EVERY SEVEN CALENDAR DAYS AND WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER A RAIN EVENT OF 0.5
INCHES PER 24 HOUR PERIOD. A RECORD OF THESE INSPECTIONS SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN THE
CONSTRUCTION OFFICE WITH THE SWPPP FOR PUBLIC VIEWING. ANY VIOLATIONS WILL BE REPORTED
THROUGH THE PROJECT PERSONNEL. A RAIN GAUGE WILL BE LOCATED WITHIN THE PROJECT LIMITS.
FOLLOWING EACH INSPECTION, A CHECKLIST MUST BE COMPLETED AND SIGNED BY THE QUALIFIED
INSPECTION PERSONNEL REPRESENTATIVE. AT A MINIMUM, THE INSPECTION REPORT SHALL INCLUDE:
1.THE INSPECTION DATE;
2.NAMES, TITLES, AND QUALIFICATIONS OF PERSONNEL MAKING THE INSPECTION;
3.WEATHER INFORMATION FOR THE PERIOD SINCE THE LAST INSPECTION (OR SINCE
COMMENCEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY IF THE FIRST INSPECTION) INCLUDING A
BEST ESTIMATE OF THE BEGINNING OF EACH STORM EVENT, DURATION OF EACH STORM
EVENT, APPROXIMATE AMOUNT OF RAINFALL FOR EACH STORM EVENT (IN INCHES), AND
WHETHER ANY DISCHARGES OCCURRED;
4.WEATHER INFORMATION AND A DESCRIPTION OF ANY DISCHARGES OCCURRING AT THE
TIME OF THE INSPECTION;
5.LOCATION(S) OF DISCHARGES OF SEDIMENT OR OTHER POLLUTANTS FROM THE SITE;
6.LOCATION(S) OF BMPS THAT NEED TO BE MAINTAINED;
7.LOCATION(S) OF BMPS THAT FAILED TO OPERATE AS DESIGNED OR PROVED INADEQUATE
FOR A PARTICULAR LOCATION;
8.LOCATION(S) WHERE ADDITIONAL BMPS ARE NEEDED THAT DID NOT EXIST AT THE TIME OF
INSPECTION; AND
9.CORRECTIVE ACTION REQUIRED INCLUDING ANY CHANGES TO THE SWP3 NECESSARY AND
IMPLEMENTATION DATES.
MAINTENANCE
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN, REPAIR, OR REPLACE ALL EROSION CONTROL INSTALLATIONS AS
NEEDED TO ENSURE THE CONTINUED PERFORMANCE OF THEIR INTENDED FUNCTION. ALL REPAIRS TO
BMPS SHALL BE MADE WITHIN 3 DAYS (OR SOONER IF POSSIBLE) OF NOTIFICATION OF DEFICIENCIES. IF
THE CORRECTIONS ARE NOT MADE WITHIN THE 3 DAY PERIOD, LIQUIDATED DAMAGES MAY BE
ASSESSED AS PER DUBLIN 108.07.
ONGOING INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS WILL BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR OR DESIGNATED
REPRESENTATIVE.
ANY TRAPPED SEDIMENT OR DEBRIS REMOVED DURING CLEANING OF OR REMOVAL OF BMP
INSTALLATIONS SHALL BE PLACED IN AREAS NOT SUBJECT TO EROSION AND PERMANENTLY
STABILIZED.
DUST CONTROL
DUST CONTROL INVOLVES PREVENTING OR REDUCING DUST FROM EXPOSED SOILS OR OTHER
SOURCES DURING LAND DISTURBING, DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES TO REDUCE THE
PRESENCE OF AIRBORNE SUBSTANCES WHICH MAY PRESENT HEALTH HAZARDS, TRAFFIC SAFETY
PROBLEMS OR HARM ANIMAL OR PLANT LIFE.
THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATIONS FOR DUST CONTROL SHALL BE FOLLOWED ONSITE:
1.VEGETATIVE COVER AND/MULCH - APPLY TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT SEEDING AND MULCH
TO AREAS THAT WILL REMAIN IDLE FOR OVER 14 DAYS. SAVING EXISTING TREES AND LARGE
SHRUBS WILL ALSO REDUCE SOIL AND AIR MOVEMENT ACROSS DISTURBED AREAS. SEE
TEMPORARY SEEDING; PERMANENT SEEDING; MULCHING PRACTICES; AND TREE AND
NATURAL AREA PROTECTION PRACTICES.
2.WATERING - SPRAY SITE WITH WATER UNTIL THE SURFACE IS WET BEFORE AND DURING
GRADING AND REPEAT AS NEEDED, ESPECIALLY ON HAUL ROADS AND OTHER HEAVY
TRAFFIC ROUTES. WATERING SHALL BE DONE AT A RATE THAT PREVENTS DUST BUT DOES
NOT CAUSE SOIL EROSION. WETTING AGENTS SHALL BE UTILIZED ACCORDING TO
MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS.
3.SPRAY-ON ADHESIVES - APPLY ADHESIVE ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING TABLE OR
MANUFACTURERS' INSTRUCTIONS.
STABILIZATION TYPE J F M A M J J A S O N D
PERMANENT SEEDING ●●●***●●* IRRIGATION NEEDED
DORMANT SEEDING ●●●●●●** IRRIGATION NEEDED FOR
2-3 WEEKS AFTER SOD IS
APPLIEDTEMPORARY SEEDING ●●●***●●
SODDING **************
MULCHING ●●●●●●●●●●●●
ROCK CHECK DAM DETAIL
N.T.S.
CROSS
SECTION
PROFILE
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3' MAX
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NOTES:
1.THE CHECK DAM SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED OF 4-8 INCH DIAMETER STONE, PLACED SO
THAT IT COMPLETELY COVERS THE WIDTH OF THE CHANNEL. ODOT TYPE D STONE IS
ACCEPTABLE, BUT SHOULD BE UNDERLAIN WITH SUITABLE FILTER FABRIC.
2.MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF CHECK DAM SHALL NOT EXCEED 3.0 FEET.
3.THE MIDPOINT OF THE ROCK CHECK DAM SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 6 INCHES LOWER
THAN THE SIDES IN ORDER TO DIRECT ACROSS THE CENTER AND AWAY FROM THE
CHANNEL SIDES.
4.THE BASE OF THE CHECK DAM SHALL BE ENTRENCHED APPROXIMATELY 6 INCHES.
5.SPACING OF CHECK DAMS SHALL BE IN A MANNER SUCH THAT THE TOE OF THE
UPSTREAM DAM IS AT THE SAME ELEVATION AS THE TOP OF THE DOWNSTREAM DAM.
6.A SPLASH APRON SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED WHERE CHECK DAMS ARE EXPECTED TO
BE IN USE FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME, A STONE APRON SHALL BE
CONSTRUCTED IMMEDIATELY DOWNSTREAM OF THE CHECK DAM TO PREVENT FLOWS
FROM UNDERCUTTING THE STRUCTURE. THE APRON SHOULD BE 6 IN. THICK AND ITS
LENGTH TWO TIMES THE HEIGHT OF THE DAM.
7.STONE PLACEMENT SHALL BE PERFORMED EITHER BY HAND OR MECHANICALLY AS
LONG AS THE CENTER OF CHECK DAM IS LOWER THAN THE SIDES AND EXTENDS
ACROSS ENTIRE CHANNEL.
8.SIDE SLOPES SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 2:1.
MAINTENANCE
9.SEDIMENT SHALL BE REMOVED FROM BEHIND CHECK DAM ONCE IT ACCUMULATES TO
ONE-HALF THE ORIGINAL HEIGHT OF THE CHECK DAM.
4"-8" ROCK
APRON
FLOW
12" MIN
3"-4"
SECTION
NOTES:
1.MATERIALS – COMPOST USED FOR FILTER SOCKS SHALL BE
WEED, PATHOGEN AND INSECT FREE AND FREE OF ANY
REFUSE, CONTAMINANTS OR OTHER MATERIALS TOXIC TO
PLANT GROWTH. THEY SHALL BE DERIVED FROM A
WELL-DECOMPOSED SOURCE OF ORGANIC MATTER AND
CONSIST OF A PARTICLES RANGING FROM 3/8" TO 2".
2.FILTER SOCKS SHALL BE 3 OR 5 MIL CONTINUOUS, TUBULAR,
HDPE 3/8" KNITTED MESH NETTING MATERIAL, FILLED WITH
COMPOST PASSING THE ABOVE SPECIFICATIONS FOR
COMPOST PRODUCTS.
INSTALLATION:
3.FILTER SOCKS WILL BE PLACED ON A LEVEL LINE ACROSS
SLOPES, GENERALLY PARALLEL TO THE BASE OF THE
SLOPE OR OTHER AFFECTED AREA. ON SLOPES
APPROACHING 2:1, ADDITIONAL SOCKS SHALL BE PROVIDED
AT THE TOP AND AS NEEDED MIDSLOPE.
4.FILTER SOCKS INTENDED TO BE LEFT AS A PERMANENT
FILTER OR PART OF THE NATURAL LANDSCAPE, SHALL BE
SEEDED AT THE TIME OF INSTALLATION FOR
ESTABLISHMENT OF PERMANENT VEGETATION.
5.FILTER SOCKS ARE NOT TO BE USED IN CONCENTRATED
FLOW SITUATIONS OR IN RUNOFF CHANNELS.
MAINTENANCE:
6.ROUTINELY INSPECT FILTER SOCKS AFTER EACH
SIGNIFICANT RAIN, MAINTAINING FILTER SOCKS IN A
FUNCTIONAL CONDITION AT ALL TIMES.
7.REMOVE SEDIMENTS COLLECTED AT THE BASE OF THE
FILTER SOCKS WHEN THEY REACH 1/3 OF THE EXPOSED
HEIGHT OF THE PRACTICE.
8.WHERE THE FILTER SOCK DETERIORATES OR FAILS, IT WILL
BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED WITH A MORE EFFECTIVE
ALTERNATIVE.
9.REMOVAL – FILTER SOCKS WILL BE DISPERSED ON SITE
WHEN NO LONGER REQUIRED IN SUCH AS WAY AS TO
FACILITATE AND NOT OBSTRUCT SEEDINGS
2"X2" WOODEN
STAKE
12" Ø FILTER SOCK
FILTER SOCK DETAIL
N.T.S.NOT TO SCALEEROSION CONTROL NOTES AND DETAILSTEMPORARY SEEDING & MULCHING FOR EROSION CONTROL
SEED TYPE PER 1,000 SQ FT PER ACRE
PERENNIAL RYEGRASS
TALL FESCUE
ANNUAL RYEGRASS
1 POUND
1 POUND
1 POUND
40 POUNDS
40 POUNDS
40 POUNDS
SMALL GRAIN STRAW 90 POUNDS 2 TONS
FERTILIZER
6 POUNDS OF
10-10-10 OR
12-12-12
250 POUNDS OF
10-10-10 OR
12-12-12
NOTE: OTHER APPROVED SPECIES MAY BE SUBSTITUTED
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES TEST METHOD UNITS MARV
GRAB TENSILE STRENGTH ASTM D 4632 KN (LBS)1.62 (365) X 0.89 (200)
GRAB TENSILE ELONGATION ASTM D 4632 %24 X 10
PUNCTURE STRENGTH ASTM D 4833 KN (LBS)0.40 (90)
MULLEN BURST STRENGTH ASTM D 3786 KPA (PSI)3097 (450)
TRAPEZOID TEAR STRENGTH ASTM D 4533 KN (LBS)0.51 (115) X 0.33 (75)
UV RESISTENCE ASTM D 4355 %90
APPARENT OPENING SIZE ASTM D 4751 MM (US STD SIEVE)0.425 (40)
FLOW RATE ASTM D 4491 1/MIN/M (GAL/MIN/FT )5907 (145)
PERMITTIVITY ASTM D 4491 SEC 2.1-1
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SPECIFICATIONS
DANDY SACK DETAIL
N.T.S.
INSTALLATION: REMOVE THE GRATE FROM THE CATCH BASIN. IF USING OPTIONAL OIL ABSORBENTS, PLACE
ABSORBENT PILLOW IN POUCH ON BOTTOM OF THE UNIT. STAND THE GRATE ON END. MOVE THE TOP LIFTING
STRAPS OUT OF THE WAY AND PLACE THE GRATE INTO THE DANDY SACK SO THAT THE GRATE IS BELOW THE
TOP STRAPS AND ABOVE THE LOWER STRAPS. HOLDING THE LIFTING STRAPS, INSERT THE GRATE INTO THE
INLET.
MAINTENANCE: REMOVE ALL ACCUMULATED SEDIMENT AND DEBRIS FROM THE VICINITY OF THE UNIT AFTER
EACH STORM EVENT. AFTER STORM EVENT AND AT REGULAR INTERVALS, LOOK INTO DANDY SACK. IF
CONTAINMENT AREA IS MORE THAN 1
3 FULL OF SEDIMENT, THE UNIT MUST BE EMPTIED. TO EMPTY UNIT, SIMPLY
LIFT THE UNIT USING LIFTING STRAPS AND REMOVE THE GRATE. IF USING OPTIONAL OIL ABSORBENTS, REPLACE
ABSORBENT PILLOW WHEN NEAR SATURATION.
STORM
SEWER
GRATE LIFT
STRAPS
OPTIONAL
OVERFLOW
PORTS
DUMPING
STRAPS
STORM
INLET
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DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALENOT TO SCALEEROSION CONTROL DETAILSFILTER BAG DETAIL
N.T.S.
NOTICE
THE PUMPING OR DIRECT DISCHARGE OF SEDIMENT-LADEN (MUDDY) WATER TO THE CITY'S
SEWER SYSTEM OR A RECEIVING STREAM IS A VIOLATION OF OHIO EPA AND CITY OF DUBLIN
REGULATIONS.
ALL INLET RECEIVING FLOW FROM RUNOFF, PUMPING ACTIVITIES, OR OTHER DIRECT
DISCHARGES SHALL BE FITTED WITH AN INLET PROTECTION DEVICE THAT IS PROPERLY
SIZED AND SECURED TO REDUCE THE DISCHARGE OF SEDIMENT INTO THE STORM SEWER
SYSTEM AND RECEIVING STREAM. INLET PROTECTION IS REQUIRED ON ALL INLETS
RECEIVING DISCHARGE REGARDLESS OF WHETHER OR NOT THE INLET IS TRIBUTARY TO ANY
DOWNSTREAM EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROLS.
DISCHARGE HOSES USED DURING PUMPING ACTIVITIES SHALL BE FITTED WITH SEDIMENT
BAGS THAT ARE PROPERLY SIZED PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDLESS
OF WHAT OTHER SEDIMENT CONTROLS ARE IN PLACE FURTHER DOWNSTREAM. SEDIMENT
BAGS MUST BE PROPERLY SECURED TO THE DISCHARGE HOSE AND PLACED OVER
VEGETATED AREAS, WHERE FEASIBLE, DURING DISCHARGE. SEE DETAIL BELOW OF A
TYPICAL SEDIMENT BAG INSTALLATION.
SUGGESTED
DISCHARGE SET-UP
FOR PUMPING
MUDDY WATER
MUDDY
WATER
IN
WATER
PUMP
FLOW
PUMP
DISCHARGE
HOSE
TIE-DOWN
STRAP
SEDIMENT BAG/
DE-WATERING BAG
DRAIN OVER
VEGETATED AREA
(WHERE POSSIBLE)
TREE PROTECTION DETAIL
N.T.S.
5'5'
NOTES:
1.PROTECT EXISTING TREES AND OTHER
VEGETATION INDICATED TO REMAIN IN PLACE
AGAINST UNNECESSARY CUTTING, BREAKING
OR SKINNING OF ROOTS, SKINNING OR
BRUISING OF BARK, SMOTHERING OF TREES BY
STOCKPILING CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS OR
EXCAVATED MATERIALS WITHIN DRIP LINE,
EXCESS FOOT OR VEHICULAR TRAFFIC, OR
PARKING OF VEHICLES WITHIN DRIP LINE.
PROVIDE TEMPORARY GUARDS TO PROTECT
TREES AND AND VEGETATION TO BE LEFT
STANDING.
2.TREE AND NATURAL PRESERVATION AREA
SHALL BE FENCED PRIOR TO BEGINNING
CLEARING OPERATIONS.
3.FENCE SHALL BE PLACED AS SHOWN ON PLANS
AND BEYOND THE DRIP LINE OR CANOPY OF
TREES TO BE PROTECTED OR AS DIRECTED BY
ENGINEER.
4.IF ANY CLEARING IS DONE AROUND SPECIMEN
TREES IT SHALL BE DONE BY CUTTING AT
GROUND LEVEL WITH HAND HELD TOOLS AND
SHALL NOT BE GRUBBED OR PULLED OUT. NO
CLEARING SHALL BE DONE IN BUFFER STRIPS
OR OTHER PRESERVED FORESTED AREAS.
5.NO FILLING OR STOCKPILING OF MATERIALS
SHALL OCCUR WITHIN THE TREE PROTECTION
AREA, INCLUDING DEPOSITION OF SEDIMENT.
6.MINIMIZE EXCAVATION OR TRENCHING WITHIN
THE DRIP LINE OF THE TREE. ROUTE TRENCHES
AROUND THE DRIP LINE OF TREES AS DIRECTED
BY ENGINEER.
7.ROOTS 2 INCHES OR LARGER THAT ARE
SEVERED BY TRENCHING SHOULD BE SAWN
OFF NEATLY IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE NEW
GROWTH AND DISCOURAGE DECAY.
8.SOIL EXCAVATED DURING TRENCHING SHALL BE
PILED ON THE SIDE AWAY FROM THE TREE.
9.ROOTS SHALL BE KEPT MOIST WHILE TRENCHES
ARE OPEN AND REFILLED IMMEDIATELY AFTER
UTILITIES ARE INSTALLED OR REPAIRED.
DRIP LINE DRIP LINE
HIGH VISIBILTY
PLASTIC MESH
FENCING
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RIM=832.77'
COULD NOT OPEN
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=832.01'
TOP OF
PIPE=827.72'
EX 4"CPP
INV=832.88'
EX INV=824.68'
EX 8" CPP
INV=824.33'EX 2.5' x 1.5' RCPEX INV=826.80'
EX 12" CPP
INV=830.15'
EX 4" CPP
INV=828.61'WWEX 24" SANEX 24" SANEX 24" SAN
EX 24" SANEX 12" SAN(CC-12182)EX SANITARY MH
RIM=832.77'
INV=820.99'
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=832.74'
INV=821.38'
INV=820.91'
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=832.27'
INV=819.87'
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EX. R/W
273-008652-00
MARTHA A. & HARVEY L BEAHM
7241 RIVERSIDE DR
273-008651-00
HERBERT F. & KATHLEEN L. RUOFF
7281 RIVERSIDE DR
273-008824-00
VILLAGE OF DUBLIN
0 RIVERSIDE DR
DB 3675 PG 375
15.254 ACRES
273-008601-00
JOHN F. DUNNE
7394 RIVERSIDE DR
273-008662-00
DONALD TOOTLE
7364 RIVERSIDE DR
IN. 201705150065291
1.0 ACRES
273-008665-00
JOHN P. & MARLENE G. DEMATTEO
7322 RIVERSIDE DR
DB 3443 PG 551
1 ACRE
273-008735-00
JOSEPH E. & BETH K. CURRAN
7300 RIVERSIDE DR
OR 18451 I-17
0.991 ACRES
273-008411-00
HAMDY A. HELAL & AZZA A.
ELMORSY
7250 RIVERSIDE DR
IN. 202103250054151
1.014 ACRES
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
(R/W VARIES)EX 12" WAT(00-009-CIP)(DU0316_010)EX 12" WAT
(00-009-CIP)
(DU0316_009)EX. R/WEX. GRAVEL DRIVEEX. GRAVEL DRIVEEX. GUARDRAIL
EX. GUARDRAIL
EX. R/W
EX. R/WEX. C&GEX. C&GEX. E/P
EX. E/P EX. ASPHALT DRIVEDRIVE
EX. ASPHALT DRIVEEX. ASPHALT DRIVEEX. E/P
EX. E/P
℄℄EX 2" GAS MPEX 4" GAS MP EX 4" GAS MPEX 10" PVC
INV=831.29'
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=833.44'
INV=820.47'
EX 12" CPP
INV=830.56'
BM #1
SB-1 EX 6" SAN SERVICEEX 6" SAN SERVICEEX 6" SAN SERVICEG
INV=824.31GG⅊⅊⅊⅊⅊⅊⅊SBSB-11
EX 12" CPP
YDEX YARD DRAIN
MB MB MB MB
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MBMBGGG
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7394 RIVERSIDE DR
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WWWWWVWVWVWV
WV
273-008682-00
BRUCE E. & KITTY L. TEMPLE
7304 RIVERSIDE DR
OR 29708 B-17
1.007 ACRES
273-008387-00
CHAD R. & JENNIFER M. GEYER
7348 RIVERSIDE DR
IN. 201211190175805
1.101 ACRES
830828828829829830826827828828828829827828826827 826825823824822822823824825828825826830826827828829831832833830827828829825825826827826827827827825825825826826830835834834 829830831832EX.ASPHALTDRIVEEX FORCE MAIN
EX FORCE MAIN EX CATCH BASINGRATE=825.32'INV N=823.67'INV E=819.12'INV W=816.34'EX 24" CMPEX 24" SANEX 24" SAN
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=827.78'
INV=818.85'
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=829.79'
INV=818.49'STTSBS12"8"
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8"STMB15"
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(R/W VARIES)
EX. R/W
273-008611-00
PAUL A. & MARIAN E. GELPI
7195 RIVERSIDE DR REAR
IN. 201106160075516
PARCEL NO. 1
2.986 ACRES
273-008804-00
PAUL A. & MARIAN E. GELPI
7195 RIVERSIDE DR
IN. 201106160075516
PARCEL NO. 1
1.958 ACRES
273-008654-00
CHARLES E. & ALYSSA STEPHENS
3961 ORCHARD CREST CT
273-008653-00
MEGAN THEIS &
CHRIS WEBER
7225 RIVERSIDE DR
273-008730-00
DONNA I. BROWN
7230 RIVERSIDE DR
OR 27887 I-17
1.038 ACRES
273-008762-00
JOHN E. & SALLY S. LEPPERT
4780 BRIGHT RD
IN. 201311060186158
1.357 ACRES
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=830.17'
INV=819.38'BRIGHT ROAD(R/W VARIES)EX. R/W
EX. R/WEX. R/WEX. R/WEX. R/WEX. R/W
EX. R/W
ORCHARD CREST CT.(R/W VARIES)EX. ASPHALT DRIVEEX. E/P
EX. E/P EX. E/P℄℄℄W
EX WELL
EX 4" GAS MP EX 4" GAS MP
EX 2" GAS MPEX 4" GAS MPEX SANITARY MH
RIM=828.72'
TOP OF
PIPE=824.52'
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=828.24'
TOP OF
PIPE=823.74'BM #2EX 12" CPP SB-3SB-2
EX. GUARDRAIL
EX. C&GEX. C&GW
EX WELL
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G⅊⅊⅊⅊⅊8"
6"
6"6"
6"
6"
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8"
18"
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EX. E/PGG PROP. R/WPROP. R/W1
2
1825825826 825826
825
826
826
826
827
827
82
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82
8
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DS
6
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EROSION CONTROL LEGEND
CHECK DAM
DS
CD
MATCH LINE - SEE SHEET 14
PROPOSED SYMBOLS
TREE PROTECTIONTP
FILTER SOCKX
REMOVE EX. TREE
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STORM SEWER PER 18-020-CIP
STORM MANHOLE PER 18-020-CIP
CATCH BASIN PER 18-020-CIP
SANITARY SEWER PER 18-019-CIP
SANITARY MANHOLE PER 18-019-CIP
PROPOSED FIRE HYDRANTYHD
PROPOSED WATER VALVEWV
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5
5
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5
6
8578588
5
9855852
853
854
853
85485485485084584
0835830825
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GRATE=855.48'
INV E=854.13'
INV W=854.04'
EX CATCH BASIN
GRATE=840.22'
INV E=838.47'
INV W=838.17'
EX 18" CPP EX 18" CPP
EX 10" CPP
SB
15"42"60"
6"6"6"SB6"
SB
2"2"2"
15"
15"
12"24"
15"
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ROBERT C. & JOETTA L. BODE
4760 BRIGHT RD
DB 3579 PG 311
1.703 ACRES
273-008734-00
TODD L. & JENNIFER L. BRENEMAN
4740 BRIGHT RD
OR 8363 C-13
1.70 ACRES
273-009139-00
JP FAULKNER
4700 BRIGHT RD
IN. 200201080007724
IN. 200303130074520
3.371 ACRES
273-011149-00
SALLY HAIMBAUGH,
TRUSTEE, DNS TRUST
0 BRIGHT RD
IN. 201908070098905
3.549 ACRES
273-008674-00
BARBARA A. BROWN
4396 BRIGHT RD
OR 3755 D-02
2.093 ACRES
BRIGHT ROAD
(R/W VARIES)
EX INVISIBLE FENCE
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/W EX 18" CPP EX. R/W
273-008414-00
CITY OF DUBLIN
4729 BRIGHT RD
IN. 201011230159006
21.411 ACRESEX. GRAVEL DRIVE273-009139-00
JP FAULKNER
4700 BRIGHT RD
IN. 200201080007724
IN. 200303130074520
3.371 ACRES
EX. E/P
EX. E/P
EX. E/P
EX. E/PEX. ASPHALT DRIVEEX. ASPHALT DRIVEEX. E/P
EX. E/P
℄
EX 4" GAS MP
EX 4" GAS MP
SB-4
SB-5
EX 18" CPP EX. ASPHALT DRIVE⅊⅊⅊⅊⅊
⅊
EX 18" CPP
MBMB MB
MB
SB-18(2009)
20' GAS LINE EASEMENT
COLUMBIA GAS OF OHIO, INC.
OR 34081 H-18
273-008396
THOMAS A. MCDOWELL
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE OF THE DIANE ALANE
MCDOWELL REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST,
U/A 2/12/2020 AND THOMAS A. MCDOWELL
0 RIVERSIDE DR
INST: 202202170027332
PARCEL #5
17.370 ACRESPROP. R/
W
4
32
543
827
827 828 829
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DS
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TREE
PROTECTION
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862
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864 86486386086186286
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855
860
856
857858859
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EX 12" RCP
EX 6" VCP
EX CATCH BASIN
GRATE=861.02'
INV =858.14'EX 10" CPPEX CATCH BASIN
GRATE=858.85'
INV NE=856.58'
INV W=856.54'
SB
4"
40"
40"
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5"
21"15"
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15"15"
21"18"
10"
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18"
36"
36"
22"
18"
12"
12"
22"
12"
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12"15"
12"
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10"
15"
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22"
36"
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4"
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273-008729-00
SHARON L. HUBER & JUDITH E. LONG
4345 BRIGHT RD
IN. 199903010051331
0.570 ACRES
273-008728-00
JANETTE GEARING
4355 BRIGHT RD
IN. 201904110041170
0.590 ACRES
BRIGHT ROAD
(R/W VARIES)GRANDEE CLIFFS DRIVE (50' R/W)EEEEG G G
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GRATE=859.66'
INV E=857.06
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273-008800-00
GARY L. WENNEKER &
KATHY ANN EVANS-DYER
4333 BRIGHT RD
IN. 200207090168516
0.737 ACRES
30"18"10"
6"
6"
SB
SB
SB-13
SB-14
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MB
MB
MB
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EROSION CONTROL LEGEND
CHECK DAM
DS
CD
PROPOSED SYMBOLS
W PROPOSED WATER PIPE
PROPOSED STORM SEWER
PROPOSED STORM MANHOLE
PROPOSED CATCH BASIN
PROPOSED SANITARY MANHOLE
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PROPOSED FIRE HYDRANTYHD
PROPOSED WATER VALVEWV
MATCH LINE - SEE ABOVETREE PROTECTIONTP
FILTER SOCKX
FLOODWAY AND FLOODPLAIN
SHOWN HAVE BEEN OBTAINED
FROM THE NATIONAL FLOOD
INSURANCE PROGRAM
PROVIDED BY FEMA, MAP
NUMBER 39049C0151K,
REVISION DATE JUNE 17, 2008.
A
CODED NOTES
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273-008717-00
HAUGEN COURTNEE L
HAUGEN JOSEPH C
7402 RIVERSIDE DR
7394 RIVERSIDE DR
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EX 12" WAT
(00-009-CIP)
(DU0316_008)EX 36" CULVERT273-008663-00
BILLY GENE LANEY, TRUSTEE
7410 RIVERSIDE DR
273-011544-00
CITY OF DUBLIN
EX
.
AS
PHA
L
T
DR
I
VE EX. ASPHALT DRIVEEX. GRAVEL DRIVE273-008601-00
JOHN F. DUNNE
7394 RIVERSIDE DR
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
(R/W VARIES)℄
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. E/P
WWWEX 1 1/2" WATERSERVICEW1
1
2
13
14
15
16
11
12
17
10 12" STM
12" STM
12" STM
12" STM
12" STM
12" STM
12" STM
12" STM
15"
S
T
M
36" STM
PROP. PUBLIC
UTILITY
EASEMENT
PROP. PUBLIC
UTILITY EASEMENT
8' SHARED USE PATH
BY 19-011-CIP
2
3
3 DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALE06015300HV102.55RIVERSIDE DRIVEPLAN AND PROFILEMATCH LINE - SEE SHEET 16CODED NOTES
EXTEND EX. 6" SANITARY SERVICE
STUB @ 2.08%
3" SLEEVE FOR FUTURE WATER
SERVICE
EX. 3/4" WST INSTALLED WITH
DU0316 (NOT ACTIVE)
1
2
3
15
24
PROPOSED SYMBOLS
STM
W PROPOSED WATER PIPE
STORM SEWER PER
19-011-CIP
STORM MANHOLE PER
19-011-CIP
CATCH BASIN PER
19-011-CIP
PROPOSED FIRE HYDRANTYHD
PROPOSED WATER VALVE
WV
1
1
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EX FORCE MAINEX FORCE MAIN EX FORCE MAIN EX SANITARY MH
RIM=832.77'
COULD NOT OPEN
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=832.01'
TOP OF
PIPE=827.72'
EX 4"CPP
INV=832.88'
EX INV=824.68'
EX 8" CPP
INV=824.33'EX 2.5' x 1.5' RCPEX INV=826.80'
EX 12" CPP
INV=830.15'
EX 4" CPP
INV=828.61'WWEX 24" SANEX 24" SANEX 24" SAN
EX 24" SANEX 12" SAN(CC-12182)EX SANITARY MH
RIM=832.77'
INV=820.99'
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=832.74'
INV=821.38'
INV=820.91'
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=832.27'
INV=819.87'
T
S WS
SB
S SW4"
W
30"
CO
18"15"
T
22"
24"
T
T T
30"
S
3"6"3"ICIC8"
8"
6"
2"6"6"6"
T
S
27"XXXXXUT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UT UTUTUTUTUTUTUTUTUTUTUT
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EEEEE E E E E EEEEEE E E E E E E EEEEEEEHANNA HILLS DRIVE(50' R/W)EX. R/WEX. R/W
EX. R/W
273-008652-00
MARTHA A. & HARVEY L BEAHM
7241 RIVERSIDE DR
273-008651-00
HERBERT F. & KATHLEEN L. RUOFF
7281 RIVERSIDE DR
273-008824-00
VILLAGE OF DUBLIN
0 RIVERSIDE DR
DB 3675 PG 375
15.254 ACRES
273-008601-00
JOHN F. DUNNE
7394 RIVERSIDE DR
273-008662-00
DONALD TOOTLE
7364 RIVERSIDE DR
IN. 201705150065291
1.0 ACRES
273-008682-00
BRUCE E. & KITTY L. TEMPLE
7304 RIVERSIDE DR
OR 29708 B-17
1.007 ACRES
273-008387-00
CHAD R. & JENNIFER M. GEYER
7348 RIVERSIDE DR
IN. 201211190175805
1.101 ACRES
273-008665-00
JOHN P. & MARLENE G. DEMATTEO
7322 RIVERSIDE DR
DB 3443 PG 551
1 ACRE
273-008735-00
JOSEPH E. & BETH K. CURRAN
7300 RIVERSIDE DR
OR 18451 I-17
0.991 ACRES
273-008411-00
HAMDY A. HELAL & AZZA A.
ELMORSY
7250 RIVERSIDE DR
IN. 202103250054151
1.014 ACRES
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
(R/W VARIES)EX 12" WAT(00-009-CIP)(DU0316_010)EX 12" WAT
(00-009-CIP)
(DU0316_009)EX. R/WEX. GRAVEL DRIVEEX. GRAVEL DRIVEEX. GUARDRAIL
EX. GUARDRAIL
EX. R/W
EX. R/WEX. C&GEX. C&GEX. E/P
EX. E/P EX. ASPHALT DRIVEEX. ASPHALT
DRIVE
EX. ASPHALT DRIVEEX. ASPHALT DRIVEEX. E/P
EX. E/P
℄℄W
EX WELL
EX 2" GAS MPEX 4" GAS MP EX 4" GAS MPEX 10" PVC
INV=831.29'
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=833.44'
INV=820.47'
EX 12" CPP
INV=830.56'
BM #1
SB-1
#7250
F.F.=843.96
F.F. GARAGE=842.53
#7300
F.F.=846.84
F.F. GARAGE=845.72
#7322
F.F.=845.89
F.F. GARAGE=844.42#7348
F.F.=841.74
F.F. GARAGE=836.15
#7304
F.F.=843.23
F.F. GARAGE=834.52
EX 6" SAN SERVICEEX 6" SAN SERVICEEX 6" SAN SERVICEG
G
G
G
INV=824.31GG⅊⅊⅊⅊⅊⅊⅊SBSB-11
EX 12" CPP
YDEX YARD DRAIN
MB MB MB MB
MB
MBMBGGG
GGGGW W W W WUTUTUTUT
G G
EX 2" SANFORCEMAINEX 6" SANGGGGG20'12.5'7.5'50'40'25'25'50'30'PROP. PUBLICUTILITY EASEMENT12.5'7.5'20'N05°01'18"EC1PROP. PUBLICUTILITY EASEMENT45° HORIZ. BEND
STA: 15+21.58
TYPE A HYDRANT SETTING
STA: 16+57.84, 12.5' R15+0016+00 17+00 18+00 19+00 20+00 21+00
EX. FIRE
HYDRANT
1 1
5
2
5
5
5
12" VALVE
STA: 20+65.31
3
4
3 3
4
CONNECT TO EX. 12" W/L
WITH 45° HORIZ. BEND,
EX. 12" PLUG & THRUST
BLOCK TO BE REMOVED
TYPE A HYDRANT SETTING
STA: 20+70.31, 12.5' R
8' SHARED USE PATH
BY 19-011-CIP
8' SHARED USE PATH
BY 19-011-CIP
W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W
YHDWV
YHDWV WV
WWWWWVWVWVWV
WV
12" WATER
5
6
21 22
20
2319
12" STM15" STM15" STM15" STM
12" STM
30"X19" STM
12" STM
STA: 21+00.09
STA: 20+95.09
OFF: 10.50L
STA: 19+67.49
OFF: 85.50R
STA: 19+60.75
OFF: 10.50L
STA: 18+86.90
OFF: 10.50L
STA: 16+02.25
OFF: 10.50L
2'2'2'2'2'CURVE TABLE
CURVE
C1
RADIUS
5729.58
LENGTH
390.00
DELTA
3°54'00"
DIRECTION
N03°04'18"E
CHORD
389.92
**
820
830
840
850
820
830
840
850
STATION
SURFACE
C/L ELEV.
CUT
14+98 16+00 17+00 18+00 19+00 20+00 21+00 21+7515+50 16+50 17+50 18+50 19+50 20+50 21+50
834.20 833.20 833.62 835.43 834.84 835.07 832.26834.38 833.85 833.40 835.06 835.13 834.95 833.11
825.42 827.05 825.64 828.02 829.50 829.50 828.81 826.19826.25 827.08 825.52 829.50 829.50 829.50 827.06
7.65 8.05 6.10 6.42 5.83 6.76 6.578.63 7.27 8.38 6.06 6.13 5.95 6.55
12" WATER
12" WATER
V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 18+29.62V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 20+80.31V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 16+02.20V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 17+44.85V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 16+71.22V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 17+07.61+5.00%
-0.00%
-3.50%
+1.60%
+0.00%
+0.00%-5.00
%
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 822.85±SB-1W W W
W W W
EX 12" @ 0.00%
CL ELEV=826.00 (1929)
CL ELEV=825.43 (1988)
PER RECORD PLAN
12"X6" ANCHOR TEESTA=20+70.3112"X6" ANCHOR TEESTA=16+57.84EX 4" STM
18" MIN.
EX. GAS
SERVICE
EX. GAS
SERVICE
EX. GAS
SERVICE
EX. GAS
SERVICE
18" MIN.
18" MIN.
EX. GAS
SERVICE
4' MIN.
4' MIN.12" VALVE, STA=20+65.31CL ELEV=829.50TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 820.44±SB-1112" 45° HORIZONTAL BENDSTA=14+98.0012" 45° HORIZONTAL BENDSTA=15+21.58EXISTING GROUND
PROPOSED
GRADE PER
19-011-CIP
PROPOSED
GRADE PER
19-011-CIP
832.60
7.68
EX. 6" SAN
SERVICE EX. 6" SAN
SERVICE
EX. 6" SAN
SERVICE EX. 6" SAN
SERVICE
EX. 6" SAN
SERVICE
30"X19" STM
18" MIN.DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALE06015300HV102.55RIVERSIDE DRIVEPLAN AND PROFILEMATCH LINE - STA: 21+75SEE SHEET 17DEMOLITION LEGEND
REMOVE EX. TREE
REMOVE EX. TREE LINE
CODED NOTES
EXTEND EX. 6" SANITARY SERVICE
STUB @ 2.08%
FUTURE WATER SERVICE LOCATION
EX. ASPHALT DRIVE REMOVED AND
REPLACED BY 19-011-CIP
EX. GRAVEL DRIVE REMOVED AND
REPLACED BY 19-011-CIP
3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP
3" SLEEVE FOR FUTURE WATER
SERVICE
1
2
3
4
5
6
3" SCHEDULE 80 PVC CONDUIT
SLEEVES AND WATER SERVICES
SHALL BE DIRECTIONAL BORED
UNDER RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
PNEUMATIC METHODS OF
DIRECTIONAL BORE ARE NOT
PERMITTED
ODOT ITEM 304 COMPACTED
GRANULAR MATERIAL (NO SLAG)
OR ODOT ITEM 613, TYPE 2
NOTE:
16
24MATCH LINE - SEE SHEET 15PROPOSED SYMBOLS
STM
W PROPOSED WATER PIPE
STORM SEWER PER
19-011-CIP
STORM MANHOLE PER
19-011-CIP
CATCH BASIN PER
19-011-CIP
PROPOSED FIRE HYDRANTYHD
PROPOSED WATER VALVEWV
1
1
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EX.ASPHALTDRIVEEX FORCE MAIN
EX FORCE MAIN EX CATCH BASINGRATE=825.32'INV N=823.67'INV E=819.12'INV W=816.34'EX 24" CMPEX 24" SANEX 24" SAN
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=827.78'
INV=818.85'
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=829.79'
INV=818.49'STTS12"8"
8"
8"STMBS
SB
T
6"
8"
8"
9"
S
UT
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T
EEEEEEERIVERSIDE DRIVE
(R/W VARIES)
EX. R/W
273-008611-00
PAUL A. & MARIAN E. GELPI
7195 RIVERSIDE DR REAR
IN. 201106160075516
PARCEL NO. 1
2.986 ACRES
273-008804-00
PAUL A. & MARIAN E. GELPI
7195 RIVERSIDE DR
IN. 201106160075516
PARCEL NO. 1
1.958 ACRES
273-008654-00
CHARLES E. & ALYSSA STEPHENS
3961 ORCHARD CREST CT
273-008653-00
MEGAN THEIS &
CHRIS WEBER
7225 RIVERSIDE DR
273-008730-00
DONNA I. BROWN
7230 RIVERSIDE DR
OR 27887 I-17
1.038 ACRES
273-008762-00
JOHN E. & SALLY S. LEPPERT
4780 BRIGHT RD
IN. 201311060186158
1.357 ACRES
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=830.17'
INV=819.38'BRIGHT ROAD(R/W VARIES)EX. R/W
EX. R/WEX. R/WEX. R/WEX. R/WEX. R/W
EX. R/W
ORCHARD CREST CT.(R/W VARIES)EX. ASPHALT DRIVEEX. E/P
EX. E/P EX. E/P℄℄℄EX 4" GAS MP EX 4" GAS MP
EX 2" GAS MPEX 4" GAS MPEX SANITARY MH
RIM=828.72'
TOP OF
PIPE=824.52'
EX SANITARY MH
RIM=828.24'
TOP OF
PIPE=823.74'BM #2EX 12" CPP
SB-2
#4780
F.F.=836.24
F.F. GARAGE=830.38
EX. GUARDRAIL
EX. C&GEX. C&GW
EX WELL
G
GGGGGG⅊⅊⅊⅊⅊8"
6"
6"6"
6"
6"
8"
8"
18"
8"SBSB-12MB
EX. E/PGG2
112.5'7.5'50'30'25'25'50'30'24" STM
(18-020-CIP)
15"
S
T
M
(18-0
2
0-
CI
P)
1
6
5PROP. PUBLIC
UTILITY
EASEMENT
20'8" WATERN05°01'18"E
S88°32'42"ES88°27'21"E25+67.4722+00 23+00 24+00 25+00
30+0031+00TYPE A HYDRANT SETTING
STA: 25+19.47, 8.6' R
12" THRUST BLOCK AND PLUG
STA: 25+67.47
24" STM
(18-020-CIP)
1
4
5
5
12" VALVE
STA: 25+49.4720" CASING PIPE(18-020-CIP,DOW 18-073_018)273-008396-00
THOMAS A. MCDOWELL (50% INTEREST)
DIANE A. HORNUNG (50% INTEREST)
0 RIVERSIDE DR
OR 31142 H-08
PARCEL #5
17.370 ACRES
15" STM
(18-020-CIP)
8" SAN
(18-019-CIP)
PROP. PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT
INSTRUMENT #201904120041974
INSTRUMENT#2019022200211213 PROP. R/W8' SHARED USE PATH
BY 19-011-CIP
8' SHARED
USE PATH
BY 19-011-CIP
W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W WWWWWWW WVWV
YHDWV
WWWWWV
WV
WV
12"x 8" ANCHORING
TEE & VALVE
STA: 25+44.47
12" WATER
5
6
STA: 23+92.07
OFF: 85.50R
STA: 22+21.94 2'2'STA: 23+67.02
OFF: 10.50L 4STA: 22+48.05
OFF: 10.50L
**
810
820
830
810
820
830
STATION
SURFACE
C/L ELEV.
CUT
21+75 22+00 23+00 24+00 25+00 25+67.4722+50 23+50 24+50 25+50
832.26 831.67 830.99 830.76 830.27 828.83 827.40 827.81 827.97 828.06
826.19 825.48 825.48 825.48 825.48 824.32 822.88 822.61 822.61 822.61
6.57 6.69 6.01 5.78 5.28 5.01 5.02 5.69 5.86 5.95
12" WATER
V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 21+95.08V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 23+59.53V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 24+59.14-0.00%
+0.00%
-2.88%
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 819.77±
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 821.73±SB-2SB-3℄BRIGHT
ROAD
EXISTING GROUND
6" SAN
SERVICE
12"X6" ANCHOR TEESTA=25+19.47EX. GAS
EX. GAS
SERVICE EX. GAS
SERVICE
24" STM
(18-020-CIP)
18" MIN.18" MIN.
8" SAN
(18-019-CIP)
18" MIN.
18" MIN.12"x8" ANCHOR TEE, STA=25+44.47CL ELEV=822.6112" WAT
E
R
12" VALVE, STA=25+49.47CL ELEV=822.614' MIN.
4' MIN.
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 820.75±SB-12-3.50%
6" SAN
SERVICE
18" MIN.THRUST BLOCK
AND PLUG
STA=25+67.47
EXISTING GROUNDPROPOSED
GRADE PER
19-011-CIP PROPOSED
GRADE PER
19-011-CIP DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALE06015300HV102.55MATCH LINE - STA: 21+75SEE SHEET 16RIVERSIDE DRIVEPLAN AND PROFILE1
PROPOSED SYMBOLS
STM
SAN
W PROPOSED WATER PIPE
PROPOSED STORM SEWER
PER 18-020-CIP
PROPOSED STORM MANHOLE
PER 18-020-CIP
PROPOSED CATCH BASIN
PER 18-020-CIP
PROPOSED SANITARY SEWER
PER 18-019-CIP
PROPOSED SANITARY MANHOLE
PER 18-019-CIP
PROPOSED FIRE HYDRANTYHD
PROPOSED WATER VALVEWV
1
1
DEMOLITION LEGEND
REMOVE EX. TREE
CODED NOTES
EXTEND EX. 6" SANITARY SERVICE STUB
@ 2.08%
FUTURE WATER SERVICE LOCATION
EX. ASPHALT DRIVE REMOVED AND REPLACED
BY 19-011-CIP
EX. 6" SANITARY SERVICE STUB
3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP
3" SLEEVE FOR WATER FUTURE SERVICE
1
2
3
4
5
6
17
24
3" SCHEDULE 80 PVC CONDUIT
SLEEVES AND WATER SERVICES
SHALL BE DIRECTIONAL BORED UNDER
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. PNEUMATIC
METHODS OF DIRECTIONAL BORE ARE
NOT PERMITTED
ODOT ITEM 304 COMPACTED
GRANULAR MATERIAL (NO SLAG) OR
ODOT ITEM 613, TYPE 2
NOTE:
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EX.
ASPHALT
DRIVE
EX CATCH BASIN
GRATE=840.22'
INV E=838.47'
INV W=838.17'
EX 18" CPP EX 18" CPPEX FORCE MAINEX CATCH BASIN
GRATE=825.32'
INV N=823.67'
INV E=819.12'
INV W=816.34'
EX 24" CMP
EX 24" SANEX SANITARY MHRIM=827.78'INV=818.85'S
SB
T
T
SB
12"
8"8"
8"
MB
15"42"60"
6"6"6"SB6"
6"
8"
8"
9"XX X
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273-008804-00
PAUL A. & MARIAN E. GELPI
7195 RIVERSIDE DR
IN. 201106160075516
PARCEL NO. 1
1.958 ACRES
273-008654-00
CHARLES E. & ALYSSA STEPHENS
3961 ORCHARD CREST CT
273-008762-00
JOHN E. & SALLY S. LEPPERT
4780 BRIGHT RD
IN. 201311060186158
1.357 ACRES
273-008737-00
ROBERT C. & JOETTA L. BODE
4760 BRIGHT RD
DB 3579 PG 311
1.703 ACRES
273-008734-00
TODD L. & JENNIFER L. BRENEMAN
4740 BRIGHT RD
OR 8363 C-13
1.70 ACRES
273-009139-00
JP FAULKNER
4700 BRIGHT RD
IN. 200201080007724
IN. 200303130074520
3.371 ACRES
BRIGHT ROAD
(R/W VARIES)
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/WEX. R/WORCHARD CREST CT.
(R/W VARIES)
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
CO
EX SEPTIC
CO
EX SEPTIC
EX. GRAVEL DRIVEEX. E/P
EX. E/P
EX. E/P
EX. E/P
EX. E/PEX. ASPHALT DRIVEEX. ASPHALT DRIVE℄℄℄EX 4" GAS MPEX 4" GAS MPEX 2" GAS MP
EX 4" GAS MP
EX 4" GAS MP
BM #2
EX 12" CPPSB-3
SB-4
EX. GUARDRAILEX.
C
&
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EX. C&
G
EX. E/PEX 18" CPPWEX WELLGG G G G G
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8"
6"
6"
6"
6"
6"
8"
8"
18"
8"
SB
SB-12
MBMB MB
SB-18(2009)EX. E/PG G
273-008396
THOMAS A. MCDOWELL
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE OF THE DIANE ALANE
MCDOWELL REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST,
U/A 2/12/2020 AND THOMAS A. MCDOWELL
0 RIVERSIDE DR
INST: 202202170027332
PARCEL #5
17.370 ACRES
15" STM
(18-020-CIP)43
21
8" SAN
(18-019-CIP)
8" SAN
(18-019-CIP)
12.5'
7.5'12.5'12.5'7.5'25'25'50'30'40'24" STM
(18-020-CIP)15"
STM
(18
-020
-C
IP
)
8" SAN
(18-019-CIP)7.5'4
2
1
6
5
310'20'20'8" WATERN05°01'18"ES88°32'42"E
S88°27'21"E
8" WATER
25+67.4723+0024+0025+0018" STM
(18-020-CIP)
45° HORIZ. BEND
STA: 31+56.28
45° HORIZ. BEND
STA: 32+00.94
TYPE A HYDRANT SETTING
STA: 32+16.25, 6.0' L
TYPE A HYDRANT SETTING
STA: 35+16.25, 6.0' L
1
STA: 34+80.27
3
30+00 31+00
32+0
0
33+00 34+00 35+00 36+00 37+008" SAN
(18-019-CIP)
24" STM
(18-020-CIP)
#4780
F.F.=836.24
F.F. GARAGE=830.38
17.5'#4760
F.F.=841.13
F.F. GARAGE=835.92
2
2
2
12"x 8" ANCHORING
TEE & VALVE
STA: 30+00.00 8" VALVE
STA: 35+11.25
20" CASING PIPE
(18-020-CIP,
DOW 18-073_018)
8" W
A
T
E
R
SB-3
PROP. PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT
INSTRUMENT #201901280010555
INSTRU
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#201902220021121PROP. PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT
INSTRUMENT #201904120041974
PROP. PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT
INSTRUMENT #201904120041975
PROP. R/
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PROP. R/W
8' SHARED USE PATH
BY 19-011-CIPWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W
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WWWVWVWV12" WATER5STA: 23+92.07
OFF: 85.50R
STA: 34+12.60
OFF: 45.50L
2'
2'
STA: 23+67.02
OFF: 10.50L
2'4
HORIZ. DEFLECTION
STA: 30+10.00
12"x8" ANCHORTEE & VALVE,STA=30+00.00CL ELEV=822.61**
820
830
840
850
820
830
840
850
STATION
SURFACE
C/L ELEV.
CUTCUT
SURFACE
30+00 30+50 31+00 31+50 32+00 32+50 33+00 33+50 34+00 34+50 35+00 35+50 36+00 36+50 37+00
830.23 834.45 838.76 841.76 842.05 844.28 847.57 850.26 852.70 853.87
822.61 821.05 821.05 821.05 822.25 824.55 828.55 832.55 835.24 837.24 839.24 841.81 844.81 847.81 849.21
6.01 6.23 6.54 6.85 5.14 5.37 6.09 5.77 5.22 5.00
8" WATER
8" WA
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R
V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 33+67.16V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 32+40.98V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 35+21.25V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 36+65.768" 22.5° VERTICAL BENDSTA = 30+07.008" 22.5° VERTICAL BENDSTA = 30+10.75V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 31+68.94+8.00
%
+3.86%
+4.00%
+6.00%
+0.00%-41.42%+0.00%
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 821.73±
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 839.86±EXISTING GRADE
EXISTING GRADE
SB-3SB-4EXISTING GRADE
8"X6" ANCHOR TEESTA=35+16.2515" STM
(18-020-CIP)
4' MIN.8" VALVE, STA=35+08.58CL ELEV=839.494' MIN.
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 820.75±SB-12+1.30%8" 45° H. BENDSTA=31+56.288" 45° H. BENDSTA=32+00.943" SLEEVE
(18-020-CIP)
3" SLEEVE
(18-020-CIP)
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 820.50±SB-18(2009)20" CASING PIPE
(18-020-CIP,
DOW 18-073_018)
6.02 5.45 5.73 4.74 5.13
828.29 826.17 826.45 825.46 827.05
18" MIN.
COC
ITEM 9118"X6" ANCHOR TEESTA=32+16.25STA:32+11PROPOSED
GRADE PER
19-011-CIP
4
H. DEFLECTIONSTA=30+10.00DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALE06015300HV102.55MATCH LINE - STA: 37+00SEE SHEET 19BRIGHT ROADPLAN AND PROFILE1
PROPOSED SYMBOLS
STM
SAN
W PROPOSED WATER PIPE
STORM SEWER PER 18-020-CIP
STORM MANHOLE PER 18-020-CIP
CATCH BASIN PER 18-020-CIP
SANITARY SEWER PER 18-019-CIP
SANITARY MANHOLE PER 18-019-CIP
PROPOSED FIRE HYDRANTYHD
PROPOSED WATER VALVEWV
1
1
DEMOLITION LEGEND
REMOVE EX. TREE LINE
CODED NOTES
EX. 3" SLEEVE FOR FUTURE WATER SERVICE
INSTALLED PER 18-020-CIP
6" SANITARY SERVICE INSTALLED PER 18-019-CIP
3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP. USE EXISTING 3" PVC
SLEEVE ACROSS BRIGHT ROAD.
CONTRACTOR SHALL UTILIZE SUITABLE
SPACERS TO KEEP THE WATER LINE CENTERED
IN THE EXISTING CASING PIPE.
1
2
3
4
REMOVE EX. TREE
18
24
ODOT ITEM 304 COMPACTED
GRANULAR MATERIAL (NO SLAG) OR
ODOT ITEM 613, TYPE 2
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EX CATCH BASIN
GRATE=861.02'
INV =858.14'EX 10" CPPEX CATCH BASIN
GRATE=858.85'
INV NE=856.58'
INV W=856.54'
EX CATCH BASIN
GRATE=855.48'
INV E=854.13'
INV W=854.04'
EX 10" CPP
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15"15"
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273-008728-00
JANETTE GEARING
4355 BRIGHT RD
IN. 201904110041170
0.590 ACRES
273-011149-00
SALLY HAIMBAUGH,
TRUSTEE, DNS TRUST
0 BRIGHT RD
IN. 201908070098905
3.549 ACRES
273-008674-00
BARBARA A. BROWN
4396 BRIGHT RD
OR 3755 D-02
2.093 ACRES
BRIGHT ROAD
(R/W VARIES)
EX INVISIBLE FENCE
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EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/W
EX. R/WEX. R/WEX 18" CPP EX. R/W WEX WELL
CO
EX SEPTICWEX WELL
273-008414-00
CITY OF DUBLIN
4729 BRIGHT RD
IN. 201011230159006
21.411 ACRES
273-009139-00
JP FAULKNER
4700 BRIGHT RD
IN. 200201080007724
IN. 200303130074520
3.371 ACRES EX ASPHALT
DR
IVE
273-008618-00
SALLY HAIMBAUGH,
TRUSTEE, DNS TRUST
4338 BRIGHT RD
IN. 201908070098905
PARCEL 1
10.734 ACRES (RESIDUAL)
EX. E/P
EX. E/P
EX. E/P
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EX ASPHALT DRIVEEX YARD DRAINGRATE=861.57'EX WELLEX. R/WSB-5
#4355
F.F.=867.23
F.F. GARAGE=865.57
#4396
FF=862.40
FF GARAGE=860.65
#4700
F.F.=850.09
#4700
F.F.=850.77
#4700
F.F.=850.66 BRIGHT
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V
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30"18"10"
6"
6"
SB
SB-13
⅊
EX 18" CPP
MB
MB
MBEX. E/P
20' GAS LINE EASEMENT
COLUMBIA GAS OF OHIO, INC.
OR 34081 H-18
5
8" SAN
(18-019-CIP)22.5'17.5'17.5'17.5'8" SAN
(18-019-CIP)12.5'7.5'PROP. 20' PUBLIC
UTILITY EASEMENT20'PROP. 20'
PUBLIC
UTILITY
EASEMENT20'12.5'7.5'6 17.5'17.5'8" WATER
S88°27'21"E N00°55'39"ES83°12'30"E
8" WATER1
TYPE A HYDRANT SETTING
STA: 41+16.25, 6.0' LTYPE A HYDRANT SETTING
STA: 38+16.25, 6.0' L
45° HORIZ. BEND
STA: 41+46.23
45° HORIZ. BEND
STA: 42+09.66
45° HORIZ. BEND
STA: 43+43.44
45° HORIZ. BEND
STA: 43+84.23
STA: 39+12.03
37+00 38+00 39+00 40+00 41+00 42+0043+0044+00
45+00
STA: 37+97.10
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3
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7
7
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8" VALVE
STA: 41+11.25
5
BRIGHT
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(R/W
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8" WATER
W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W
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WV
7.55'
COC
ITEM 911 **
850
860
870
850
860
870
STATION
SURFACE
C/L ELEV.
CUT
37+00 37+50 38+00 38+50 39+00 39+50 40+00 40+50 41+00 41+50 42+00 42+50 43+00 43+50 44+00 44+50 44+95.21
853.87 855.26 855.79 856.03 856.40 857.03 857.83 859.23 860.40 861.34 862.01 862.11 862.50 861.35 861.89 862.19 862.69
849.21 849.86 850.51 851.16 851.81 852.41 852.91 853.40 853.90 854.39 854.89 855.38 855.88 856.37 856.87 857.36 857.53
5.00 5.74 5.62 5.21 4.92 4.96 5.26 6.16 6.83 7.28 7.45 7.06 6.95 5.31 5.35 5.16 5.50
8" WATER
8" WATER
V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 39+35.99V. DEFLECTIONSTA = 44+66.35+1.30%
+0.99%
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 840.93±
EXISTING GRADE
EXISTING GRADE
SB-58"X6" ANCHOR TEESTA=38+16.258"X6" ANCHOR TEESTA=41+16.258" SAN
(18-019-CIP)
12" MIN.
18" MIN.
EX. 10" STM
EX. 4" GAS
EX. GAS
SERVICE
8" VALVE, STA=41+08.58CL ELEV=853.984' MIN.
4' MIN.
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 844.44±SB-138" 45° H. BENDSTA=42+06.998" 45° H. BENDSTA=43+40.788" 45° H. BENDSTA=43+81.568" 45° H. BENDSTA=41+43.56-0.00%
3" SLEEVE
3" SLEEVE
STA:41+61**COC
ITEM 911 STA:37+94STA:37+72DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALE06015300HV102.55MATCH LINE - STA: 37+00SEE SHEET 18BRIGHT ROADPLAN AND PROFILEMATCH LINE - STA: 44+95.21SEE SHEET 20PROPOSED SYMBOLS
W PROPOSED WATER PIPE
PROPOSED FIRE HYDRANTYHD
PROPOSED WATER VALVE
WV
DEMOLITION LEGEND
REMOVE EX. TREE LINE
CODED NOTES
3" SLEEVE FOR FUTURE WATER SERVICE
INSTALLED PER 18-020-CIP
REMOVE AND RESET EXISTING MAIL BOX
REMOVE EXISTING GUARDRAIL TYPE MGS,
POSTS, AND FOUNDATIONS. DO NOT
REINSTALL.
6" SANITARY SERVICE INSTALLED PER
18-019-CIP
EX. TREE REMOVED PER 18-019-CIP
FUTURE WATER SERVICE LOCATION
REMOVE AND RESET EXISTING SIGN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
REFER TO SHEETS 23 - 24 FOR
DRIVEWAY REPLACEMENT DETAILS
NOTE:
19
24
1
SAN SANITARY SEWER PER 18-019-CIP
SANITARY MANHOLE PER 18-019-CIP
PROPOSED GRAVEL DRIVE
PROPOSED ROADWAY TRENCH
PROPOSED ASPHALT DRIVE
PROPOSED 1 1/2" ASPHALT MILL AND
OVERLAY, SEE DETAIL 5 ON SHEET 4
ODOT ITEM 304 COMPACTED
GRANULAR MATERIAL (NO SLAG) OR
ODOT ITEM 613, TYPE 2
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EX YARD DRAIN
GRATE=863.67'
INV =859.67'EX 4" VCPINV=862.72'EX 4" VCP
INV=862.65'EX 4" INV=850.64'EX 4" INV=852.11'EX 4" INV=851.96'EX 4" INV=855.61'EX 4" INV=852.85'EX 6" INV=852.75'EX 12" RCP
EX 12" PCC
INV=855.89'
EX 6" INV=852.76'EX 12" INV=854.26'EX 12" RCP
EX 6" VCP
EX 15" INV=854.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
DUBLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT
4295 BRIGHT RD
OR 12384 J-12
19.62 ACRES (DEED)
18.093 ACRES (RESIDUAL)
273-008729-00
SHARON L. HUBER & JUDITH E. LONG
4345 BRIGHT RD
IN. 199903010051331
0.570 ACRES
273-008618-00
SALLY HAIMBAUGH,
TRUSTEE, DNS TRUST
4338 BRIGHT RD
IN. 201908070098905
PARCEL 1
10.734 ACRES (RESIDUAL)EEEEG G G
COEX SEPTICEX. R/W EX. R/W
EX. R/W
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EX 2" GAS MPEX 4" GAS MP
EX ASPHALT DRIVEEX CATCH BASIN
GRATE=859.66'
INV E=857.06
INV E=856.85'EX CONCRETE DRIVEEX ASPHALT DRIVEEX ASPHALT DRIVEEX YARD DRAINGRATE=861.57'INV =859.57'EX WELL EX CATCH BASINGRATE=863.99'INV =861.68'EX. R/W
EX. BRIDGE
#4345F.F.=867.70F.F. GARAGE=865.16#4333F.F.=865.04F.F. GARAGE=860.16SB-9
BILLINGSLEY CREEK
15' GAS LINE EASEMENT
COLUMBIA GAS OF OHIO, INC.
DB 2869 PG 636 EX 15" CMP
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273-008800-00
GARY L. WENNEKER &
KATHY ANN EVANS-DYER
4333 BRIGHT RD
IN. 200207090168516
0.737 ACRES
273-008382-00
GREGORY BROWN
4321 BRIGHT RD
IN. 200412200287029
0.803 ACRES
SB
SB
15"
8"8"
8"24"24"24"
24"
24"
6"
18"
15"6"6"8"
SB
SB-14
SB-17
SB-18⅊
MB
MB
MB MB
EX. R/W17
8" SAN
(18-019-CIP)
PROP. PUBLIC
UTILITY EASEMENT
25'25'35'S83°12'30"E
S76°15'51"ES05°21'08"WPROP. PUBLIC
UTILITY EASEMENT
8" WATER (18-020-CIP)
(18-073_020)8" WATER (18-020-CIP)(18-073_022)17.5'25'TYPE A HYDRANT SETTING
STA: 45+09.58, 15.0' R
45+00 46+00 47+00 48+00
49+00
50+00
51+00 52+00
BRIGHT ROAD
(R/W VARIES)GRANDEE CLIFFS DRIVE (50' R/W)16 AFLOOD
WAY
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5.50 5.56 7.30 6.36 6.48 5.74 9.62 6.64 6.60 6.746.29 8.14 6.04 7.14 5.84 6.80 6.70
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840
850
860
870
840
850
860
870
STATION
SURFACE
C/L ELEV.
CUT
44+95.21 45+00 46+00 47+00 48+00 49+00 50+00 51+00 52+00 52+39.6945+50 46+50 47+50 48+50 49+50 50+50 51+50
862.69 862.76 864.50 863.24 859.69 855.26 856.13 862.42 865.34 866.36863.49 865.33 861.08 858.50 852.34 860.34 864.31
8" WATER
EX. 8"
W
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EX. 8" WATER (18-020-CIP)
(18-073_020)
EX. 8" WATER
(
1
8
-
0
2
0
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C
I
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)
(18-073_020)
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 845.19
EXISTING GRADE
EXISTING GRADE SB-9℄GRANDEE
CLIFFS DRIVE
6" SAN
SERVICE
(18-019-CIP)
8" SAN
(18-019-CIP)
EX. GAS
EX. 15" STM
CONNECT TO EX. 8" WATERSTA=46+07.56, CL ELEV=857.534' MIN.
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 840.72 SB-17TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 840.68
TOP OF ROCK
ELEV = 840.30SB-18SB-140.00%8"X6" ANCHOR TEESTA=45+09.583" SLEEVE
(18-020-CIP)
(18-073_020)
5.56 7.306.29
857.53 857.53857.53 DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALE06015300HV102.55BRIGHT ROADPLAN AND PROFILEMATCH LINE - STA: 44+95.21SEE SHEET 19CODED NOTES
3" SLEEVE FOR FUTURE WATER
SERVICE INSTALLED PER 18-020-CIP
DO NOT DISTURB EXISTING CURB AND
GUTTER
6" SANITARY SERVICE INSTALLED PER
18-019-CIP
FUTURE WATER SERVICE LOCATION
CONNECT TO EX. 8" W/L (18-020-CIP).
EX. 8" PLUG & THRUST BLOCK TO BE
REMOVED.
EX. 3/4" WATER SERVICE INSTALLED
PER 18-020-CIP, TAP #100190962
1
2
3
4
5
6
FLOODWAY AND FLOODPLAIN
SHOWN HAVE BEEN OBTAINED
FROM THE NATIONAL FLOOD
INSURANCE PROGRAM
PROVIDED BY FEMA, MAP
NUMBER 39049C0151K,
REVISION DATE JUNE 17, 2008.
A
REFER TO SHEET 24 FOR DRIVEWAY
REPLACEMENT DETAILS
NOTE:
PROPOSED SYMBOLS
W PROPOSED WATER PIPE
PROPOSED FIRE HYDRANTYHD
PROPOSED WATER VALVEWV
1
SAN SANITARY SEWER PER
18-019-CIP
SANITARY MANHOLE PER
18-019-CIP
PROPOSED ROADWAY TRENCH
W WATER PIPE INSTALLED
PER 18-020-CIP
FIRE HYDRANT INSTALLED
PER 18-020-CIP
WATER VALVE INSTALLED
PER 18-020-CIP
PROPOSED CONCRETE DRIVE
PROPOSED ASPHALT DRIVE
20
24
W
PROPOSED 1 1/2" ASPHALT
MILL AND OVERLAY, SEE
DETAIL 5 ON SHEET 4
ODOT ITEM 304 COMPACTED
GRANULAR MATERIAL (NO SLAG)
OR ODOT ITEM 613, TYPE 2
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3961 ORCHARD CREST WATER SERVICE
810
815
820
825
830
835
840
810
815
820
825
830
835
840
EXISTING GRADE
828.8828.1828.1827.5825.40+000+85.50
7225 RIVERSIDE DRIVE SLEEVE
810
815
820
825
830
835
840
810
815
820
825
830
835
840
EXISTING GRADE
830.8829.9829.8829.30+000+87.50
W W W W W W W W W W W WEX. 8"
FORCEMAIN
EX. 24" SAN
EX. 4" GAS EX. 8"
FORCEMAIN
EX. 4" GAS
EX. 24" SAN3" PVC
SCHEDULE 80
CONDUIT
3/4" WATER
SERVICE
18" MIN.
12" MIN.
12" WATER
MAIN
18" MIN.EX. R/W3/4" CURB STOP AND BOX
829.4EX. ELEVATION EX. ELEVATION
12" MIN.
12" WATER
MAIN
18" MIN.
18" MIN.EX. R/WEX. R/W42" MIN60" MAX COVER42" MIN60" MAX COVER3" PVC
SCHEDULE 80
CONDUIT
7281 RIVERSIDE DRIVE WATER SERVICE
810
815
820
825
830
835
840
810
815
820
825
830
835
840
EXISTING GRADE
835.8832.8832.6831.90+000+87.50
7241 RIVERSIDE DRIVE SLEEVE
810
815
820
825
830
835
840
810
815
820
825
830
835
840
EXISTING GRADE
835.2831.3831.2831.10+000+87.50
W
12" STM
19-011-CIP
EX. 4" GAS
EX. 8"
FORCEMAIN
EX. 24" SAN
3" PVC
SCHEDULE 80
CONDUIT
EX. 8"
FORCEMAIN
3/4" WATER SERVICE
EX. 4" GAS
15" STM
19-011-CIP
EX. 24" SAN
3/4" CURB STOP AND BOX
2'831.3831.3EX. ELEVATION EX. ELEVATION
12" WATER
MAIN
12" WATER
MAINEX. R/WEX. R/WEX. R/WEX. R/W18" MIN.
18" MIN.
12" MIN.12" MIN.
18" MIN.
18" MIN.
12" MIN.
12" MIN.
W W W W W W W W W
W
42" MIN60" MAX COVER42" MIN60" MAXCOVER3" PVC
SCHEDULE 80
CONDUIT DRAWNCHECKEDWATER LINE EXTENSIONSAREAS 4A, 4B 18-038-CIPJCBMJCSCALE0205100HV102.55RIVERSIDE DRIVESERVICE PROFILES21
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SCBGENERAL NOTES202WATER LINE EXTENSION
AREA 4A PHASE 2 GENERALCITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS, 2018 EDITION,AND ANY SUPPLEMENTS THERETO, ALONG WITH CITY OF DUBLIN GENERALCONDITIONS, DIVISION 100 SHALL GOVERN CONSTRUCTION ITEMS UNLESSOTHERWISE NOTED. ITEM NUMBERS LISTED REFER TO CITY OF COLUMBUS ITEMNUMBERS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.THE CONTRACTOR INTENDING TO SUBMIT A BID FOR THIS PROJECT SHALL BEPRE-QUALIFIED WITH THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION IN ACCORDANCEWITH SECTION 102 OF THE ODOT CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS,AND CHAPTER 5525 OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE CONCERNING CONSTRUCTIONCONTRACTS.ALL ITEMS OF WORK CALLED OUT FOR ON THE PLANS FOR WHICH NO SPECIFICMETHOD OF PAYMENT IS PROVIDED SHALL BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTORWITH THE COST TO BE INCLUDED IN THE UNIT PRICE BID FOR THE VARIOUS RELATEDITEMS.IT IS THE INTENTION OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS TO PROVIDE AND REQUIRE ACOMPLETED PROJECT READY FOR OPERATION. ANY WORK ITEMS OMITTED FROMTHE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS WHICH ARE CLEARLY NECESSARY FOR COMPLETIONOF THE WORK AND ITS APPURTENANCES SHALL BE CONSIDERED A PART OF SUCHWORK, THOUGH NOT DIRECTLY SPECIFIED OR CALLED FOR IN THE CONTRACTDOCUMENTS. THIS INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, SUCH INCIDENTAL ITEMS ASSAW CUTTING AND REMOVAL AND/OR RELOCATION OF SIGNS, SPRINKLERS, OROTHER MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.THE CITY ENGINEER WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MEANS, METHODS,PROCEDURES, TECHNIQUES, OR SEQUENCES OF CONSTRUCTION THAT ARE NOTSPECIFIED HEREIN. THE CITY ENGINEER WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SAFETY ONTHE WORK SITE, OR FOR FAILURE BY THE CONTRACTOR TO PERFORM WORKACCORDING TO CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE CITY OF DUBLIN DIVISION OF ENGINEERING INWRITING AT LEAST 3 DAYS PRIOR TO BEGINNING CONSTRUCTION.THE CITY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING AND PROVIDING TO THE CONTRACTORALL NECESSARY PERMITS.ANY MODIFICATION TO THE WORK SHOWN ON DRAWINGS MUST HAVE PRIORWRITTEN APPROVAL BY THE CITY ENGINEER, CITY OF DUBLIN.FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION, A PROOF SURVEY SHALL BEPROVIDED BY THE CONTRACTOR TO THE DIVISION OF ENGINEERING THATDOCUMENTS "AS-BUILT" ELEVATIONS, DIMENSIONS, SLOPES, AND ALIGNMENTS OFALL PUBLIC UTILITIES (SANITARY, STORM, WATER) COMPLETED AS PART OF THISPROJECT. THE PROOF SURVEY SHALL BE PREPARED, SIGNED, AND SUBMITTED BYAN OHIO PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER OR PROFESSIONAL SURVEYOR. THECONTRACTOR SHALL REVISE THE ORIGINAL PDF IN RED INK, TO THE SATISFACTIONOF THE CITY, SHOWING ALL CHANGES IN THE WORK. THE COST OF THE PROOFSURVEY, INCLUDING PDF REVISIONS, WILL BE PAID AT THE LUMP SUM PRICE BID FORITEM SPECIAL - PROOF SURVEY. THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED QUANTITY HAS BEENCARRIED TO THE GENERAL SUMMARY.ITEM SPEC - PROOF SURVEY 1 LUMPTHE CONTRACTOR SHALL RESTRICT CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY TO PUBLICRIGHT-OF-WAY AND AREAS DEFINED AS PERMANENT AND/OR TEMPORARYCONSTRUCTION EASEMENTS, UNLESS OTHERWISE AUTHORIZED BY THE CITYENGINEER.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY PRESERVE BENCHMARKS, PROPERTYCORNERS, REFERENCE POINTS, STAKES, AND OTHER SURVEY REFERENCEMONUMENTS OR MARKERS. IN CASES OF WILLFUL OR CARELESS DESTRUCTION, THECONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR RESTORATIONS. RESETTING OFMARKERS SHALL BE PERFORMED BY AN OHIO PROFESSIONAL SURVEYOR ASAPPROVED BY THE CITY ENGINEER.PROPERTY BOUNDARIES, INCLUDING PROPERTY LINES AND ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY,ARE SHOWN FROM THE BEST INFORMATION AVAILABLE AND ARE NOT NECESSARILYCOMPLETE OR CORRECT.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FINISHED WORK CONFORMINGTO THE LINES, GRADES, ELEVATIONS, AND DIMENSIONS CALLED FOR ON THEDRAWINGS AND TYPICAL SECTIONS. PAYMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION LAYOUT SHALLBE MADE AT THE LUMP SUM PRICE BID FOR ITEM 623 - CONSTRUCTION LAYOUTSTAKES. THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED QUANTITY HAS BEEN CARRIED TO THEGENERAL SUMMARY.ITEM 623 - CONSTRUCTION LAYOUT STAKES 1 LUMPSUBSURFACE INVESTIGATIONS WERE PERFORMED FOR DESIGN AND ESTIMATINGPURPOSES AND ARE PROVIDED IN THE BIDDING DOCUMENTS. LOGS AND TESTS ARENOT WARRANTED TO SHOW THE ACTUAL SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS. THECONTRACTOR SHALL EXAMINE THIS INFORMATION AND OBTAIN ADDITIONALINFORMATION AT HIS OWN EXPENSE, IF NECESSARY, IN HIS JUDGMENT.NON-RUBBER TIRED VEHICLES SHALL NOT BE MOVED ON OR ACROSS PUBLICSTREETS OR HIGHWAYS WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE CITYENGINEER.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RESTORE ALL DISTURBED AREAS TO EQUAL OR BETTERCONDITION THAN EXISTED BEFORE CONSTRUCTION. DRAINAGE DITCHES ORWATERCOURSES THAT ARE DISTURBED BY CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE RESTORED TOTHE GRADES AND CROSS-SECTIONS THAT EXISTED BEFORE CONSTRUCTION.ALL NON-PAVEMENT AREAS DISTURBED WITHIN THE DESIGNATED EASEMENTS,RIGHTS-OF-WAY, AND LIMITS OF DISTURBANCE AS SHOWN, SHALL BE SEEDED ANDSTRAWED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITEM 659 - SEEDING AND MULCHING, AS PER PLAN.ALL AREAS DISTURBED OUTSIDE THESE LIMITS SHALL BE SEEDED AND STRAWED ATTHE CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE.TREE TRIMMING WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE IS TO BE COMPLETED BY ACERTIFIED ARBORIST. AT THE COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT, THE ARBORIST IS TORETURN AND TRIM ANY BROKEN BRANCHES AS NEEDED.TRACKING OR SPILLING MUD, DIRT, OR DEBRIS UPON STREETS, RESIDENTIAL ORCOMMERCIAL DRIVES, SIDEWALKS, OR BIKE PATHS IS PROHIBITED ACCORDING TOSECTION 97.38 OF THE DUBLIN CODE OF ORDINANCES. ANY SUCH OCCURRENCESHALL BE CLEANED UP IMMEDIATELY BY THE CONTRACTOR AT NO COST TO THECITY. IF THE CONTRACTOR FAILS TO REMOVE SAID MUD, DIRT, DEBRIS, OR SPILLAGE,THE CITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REMOVE THESE MATERIALS AND CLEANAFFECTED AREAS, THE COST OF WHICH SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THECONTRACTOR.ALL SIGNS, LANDSCAPING, STRUCTURES, OR OTHER APPURTENANCES WITHINRIGHT-OF-WAY DISTURBED OR DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL BEREPLACED OR REPAIRED TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE CITY ENGINEER. THE COSTOF THIS WORK SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR.ALL FIELD TILE BROKEN OR ENCOUNTERED DURING EXCAVATION SHALL BEREPLACED OR REPAIRED AND CONNECTED TO THE PUBLIC STORM SEWER SYSTEMAS DIRECTED BY THE CITY ENGINEER. THE COST OF THIS WORK SHALL BE THERESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR.STORM INLETS OR CATCH BASINS SHALL BE CHANNELIZED AND HAVE BICYCLE SAFEGRATES. MANHOLE LIDS SHALL INCLUDE CITY OF DUBLIN LOGO AND ALL CURB INLETAND CATCH BASIN GRATES SHALL INCLUDE ENGRAVED LETTERING: “DUMP NOWASTE; DRAINS TO RIVER.”ALL TRENCHES WITHIN PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY SHALL BE BACKFILLED ACCORDING TOTHE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS OR SECURELY PLATED DURINGNONWORKING HOURS. TRENCHES OUTSIDE THESE AREAS SHALL BE BACKFILLED ORSHALL BE PROTECTED BY APPROVED TEMPORARY FENCING OR BARRICADESDURING NONWORKING HOURS. CLEAN UP SHALL FOLLOW CLOSELY BEHIND THETRENCHING OPERATION.UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE ON THE PLAN DETAILS, BACKFILL WITHIN A 1:1INFLUENCE LINE OF EXISTING STRUCTURES (HOUSES, GARAGES, ETC.) OR PUBLICINFRASTRUCTURE (PAVEMENT, CURBS, SIDEWALKS, SHARED USE PATHS, ETC.)SHALL BE COMPACTED GRANULAR BACKFILL ACCORDING TO ITEM 912 OF THESTANDARD SPECIFICATIONS OR LOW STRENGTH MORTAR BACKFILL, TYPE 2ACCORDING TO ITEM 613. ITEM 911 OF THE STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS SHALL BEUSED ELSEWHERE.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONDITION OF TRENCHESWITHIN THE RIGHT-OF-WAY AND PUBLIC EASEMENTS FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEARFROM THE FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE WORK, AND SHALL MAKE ANY NECESSARYREPAIRS AT NO COST TO THE CITY.DRAINAGETHE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONDUCT HIS OPERATIONS SO AS TO MAINTAIN AT ALLTIMES STORM SEWER, DRAIN, AND DITCH FLOWS THROUGH EXISTING FACILITIES TOREMAIN IN PLACE AND THROUGH EXISTING FACILITIES TO BE REPLACED UNTIL NEWFACILITIES ARE COMPLETED AND PUT INTO SERVICE. THE FLOW OF ALL STORMSEWER, DRAINS, AND OTHER WATERCOURSES ENCOUNTERED AND DISTURBED ORDESTROYED DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE RESTORED BY THE CONTRACTOR TOA CONDITION SATISFACTORY TO THE CITY ENGINEER. PAYMENT FOR THIS SHALL BEINCLUDED IN THE PRICES BID FOR THE VARIOUS ITEMS OF THE CONTRACT.WHERE THE WORK CALLS FOR RELOCATION OF EXISTING DITCHES OR STORMSEWER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REESTABLISH THE OUTLETS OF ALL PRIVATEDRAINS ENCOUNTERED; SUCH AS DOWNSPOUTS, FOUNDATION DRAINS, CATCHBASINS, YARD DRAINS, ETC., INTO THE NEAREST NEW DITCH OR STORM SEWER ASAPPROVED BY THE ENGINEER. THE COST FOR REESTABLISHING PRIVATE DRAINOUTLETS SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE VARIOUS STORM SEWER ITEMS.EXISTING STORM SEWER LOCATED WITHIN THE WORK LIMITS THAT IS TO REMAIN INSERVICE HAS BEEN MARKED ON THE PLANS "TO REMAIN' OR 'DO NOT DISTURB". THECONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT THESE SEWERS AND THEIR ASSOCIATEDSTRUCTURES FROM DAMAGE DURING CONSTRUCTION. ALL OTHER EXISTING STORMSEWER PIPE, CATCH BASINS, AND INLETS LOCATED WITH IN THE CONSTRUCTIONLIMITS NOT DESIGNATED TO REMAIN SHALL BE REMOVED AND DISPOSED OF BY THECONTRACTOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE ITEM 202. EXISTINGHEADWALLS SHALL BE REMOVED AND DISPOSED OF AS INDICATED WITH NOSEPARATE PAYMENT.ALL PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS SHALL BE INSPECTED AT THE LOCATION OFMANUFACTURER. APPROVED PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS WILL BE STAMPED ORHAVE SUCH IDENTIFICATION NOTING THAT INSPECTION HAS BEEN PERFORMED BYTHE CITY OF COLUMBUS. PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS WITHOUT PROOF OFINSPECTION SHALL NOT BE APPROVED FOR INSTALLATION. THE COST OFINSPECTION SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE UNIT PRICE BID FOR THE VARIOUS RELATEDITEMS.CROSSINGS AND CONNECTIONS TO EXISTING PIPES AND UTILITIESWHERE PLANS CALL FOR CONDUIT TO BE CONNECTED TO, OR CROSS OVER ORUNDER AN EXISTING SEWER OR UNDERGROUND UTILITY, THE CONTRACTOR SHALLLOCATE THE EXISTING PIPES OR UTILITIES FOR BOTH LINE AND GRADE PRIOR TOSTART OF PIPE LAYING.IF IT IS DETERMINED THAT THE ELEVATION OF THE EXISTING CONDUIT OR EXISTINGAPPURTENANCE TO BE CONNECTED DIFFERS FROM THE PLAN ELEVATION, THE CITYENGINEER SHALL BE NOTIFIED BEFORE STARTING CONSTRUCTION OF ANY PORTIONOF THE PROPOSED CONDUIT WHICH WILL BE AFFECTED BY THE VARIANCE IN THEEXISTING ELEVATIONS.IF IT IS DETERMINED THAT A PROPOSED CONDUIT WILL CONFLICT WITH AN EXISTINGSEWER OR UNDERGROUND UTILITY WHEN CONSTRUCTED AS SHOWN ON THE PLAN,THE CITY ENGINEER SHALL BE NOTIFIED BEFORE STARTING CONSTRUCTION ON ANYPORTION OF THE PROPOSED CONDUIT WHICH WOULD BE AFFECTED BY THECONFLICT.PAYMENT FOR DETERMINATION OF LINE AND GRADE OF EXISTING UTILITIES ASREQUIRED SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE CONTRACT PRICE FOR THE PERTINENTCONTRACT ITEMS.ITEM 201 - CLEARING AND GRUBBINGALL TREES AND STUMPS SPECIFICALLY MARKED FOR REMOVAL WITHIN THECONSTRUCTION LIMITS OF THIS PROJECT SHALL BE REMOVED UNDER PROJECT NO.19-011-CIP. TREES WITH TRUNK DIAMETERS 12 INCHES AND LESS SHALL BECONSIDERED BRUSH AND THEIR REMOVAL PAID UNDER ITEM 201 - CLEARING ANDGRUBBING.ITEM 653 - 4" TOPSOIL FURNISHED AND PLACED, AS PER PLANA MINIMUM 4 INCHES OF TOPSOIL SHALL BE PLACED IN ALL AREAS TO BE SEEDED.PRIOR TO PLACING TOPSOIL IN CUT AREAS, THE EARTH SHALL BE EXCAVATED TO ADEPTH SUFFICIENT TO PLACE 4 INCHES OF TOPSOIL. THE COST OF EXCAVATION ANDDISPOSAL OF SURPLUS MATERIALS WILL NOT BE PAID FOR SEPARATELY, BUT SHALLBE INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE VARIOUS CONTRACT ITEMS.TOPSOIL SHALL BE REMOVED AND WASTED OR UTILIZED IN NON-LOAD BEARINGFILLS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPECIFICATIONS. NO EXTRA COMPENSATION SHALLBE PAID FOR THE REMOVAL OF EXCESS TOPSOIL AS REQUIRED TO OBTAIN ASUITABLE SUBGRADE.ALL TOPSOIL MATERIALS AND FINAL AREA OF SUBGRADE PREPARATION SHALL BEFREE FROM ROCK AND OTHER FOREIGN MATERIAL OF 1/2" OR GREATER IN ANYDIMENSION. TOPSOIL REMOVED ON SITE CAN BE REUSED FOR ITEM 653 - TOPSOILFURNISHED AND PLACED, AS PER PLAN, IF SUITABLE AS APPROVED BY THEENGINEER.UTILITIESTHE FOLLOWING UTILITIES ARE KNOWN TO BE LOCATED WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THISPROJECT:CITY OF DUBLINAT&T LNS & COREDIVISION OF ENGINEERINGATTN: BILL HARKNESSATTN: KEN RICHARDSON, PE, PS5980 - G WILCOX PLACE6555 SHIER RINGS ROADDUBLIN, OHIO 43016DUBLIN, OHIO 43016OFFICE: (614) 760-8320ATTN: (614) 410-4631CELL: (770) 316-5309DUBLINKCENTURY LINKATTN: JOE TEPPER ATTN: CHRIS STRAYERMATT BLACKSTONE441 W BROAD STC/O TEAM FISHELPATASKALA, OHIO 430621600 WALCUTT RDCELL: (303) 886-1299COLUMBUS, OHIO 43228JOE OFFICE (614) 921-8620MATT OFFICE (614) 921-8524MATT CELL: (614) 395-9701FAX: (614) 850-7170AEP OHIOFRONTIER COMMUNICATIONSAERIAL DISTRIBUTIONATTN: ROBERT CHANDLERATTN: PAUL PAXTON19 EAST CENTRAL AVE700 MORRISON ROAD - 3RD FLOORDELAWARE, OHIO 43015GAHANNA, OHIO 43230OFFICE: (740) 369-0826ATTN: (614) 883-6831AEP OHIOCHARTER COMMUNICATIONSUNDERGROUND DISTRIBUTIONATTN: SAM LUTZATTN: PAT FEENEY3760 INTERCHANGE RD700 MORRISON RD - 3RD FLOORCOLUMBUS, OHIO 43204GAHANNA, OHIO 43230OFFICE: (614) 481-5047ATTN: (614) 883-6873CELL: (614) 348-2966AEP OHIOWOW INTERNET CABLE & PHONEAERIAL TRANSMISSIONATTN: ROGER SISLERATTN: BARBARA DUNLAP3675 CORPORATE DR700 MORRISON RD - 3RD FLOORCOLUMBUS, OHIO 43231GAHANNA, OHIO 43230OFFICE: (614) 948-4661ATTN: (614) 552-1893COLUMBIA GASAT&TATTN: MARK CHISTMANATTN: MIKE LEPLEY3550 JOHNNY APPLESEED CT111 NORTH 4TH STCOLUMBUS, OHIO 43231COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215ATTN: (614) 818-2113OFFICE: (614) 329-2195CELL: (614) 230-2600MCHRISTMAN@NISOURCE.COMTHE CONTRACTOR SHALL GIVE NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSTRUCT TO OHIOUTILITIES PROTECTION SERVICE (TELEPHONE NUMBER 800-362-2764), PRODUCER'SUNDERGROUND PROTECTION SERVICE (TELEPHONE NUMBER 614-587-0486), AND TOOWNERS OF UNDERGROUND UTILITIES THAT ARE NOT MEMBERS OF A REGISTEREDUNDERGROUND PROTECTION SERVICE. NOTICE SHALL BE GIVEN AT LEAST 2WORKING DAYS BEFORE START OF CONSTRUCTION.THE IDENTITY AND LOCATIONS OF EXISTING UNDERGROUND UTILITIES IN THECONSTRUCTION AREA HAVE BEEN SHOWN ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTIONDRAWINGS AS ACCURATELY AS PROVIDED BY THE OWNER OF THE UNDERGROUNDUTILITY. THE CITY OF DUBLIN, CITY ENGINEER, AND THE DESIGN PROFESSIONALASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ACCURACY OR DEPTHS OF UNDERGROUNDFACILITIES SHOWN ON THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS. IF DAMAGE ISCAUSED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REPAIR OF THE SAME ANDFOR ANY RESULTING CONTINGENT DAMAGE.LOCATION, SUPPORT, PROTECTION AND RESTORATION OF ALL EXISTING UTILITIESAND APPURTENANCES, WHETHER SHOWN OR NOT SHOWN ON THE APPROVEDCONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS, SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR.WHEN UNKNOWN OR INCORRECTLY LOCATED UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AREENCOUNTERED DURING CONSTRUCTION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELYNOTIFY THE OWNER AND THE CITY ENGINEER.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN WORKING IN THE PROXIMITY OFEXISTING AND/OR RELOCATED UTILITY FACILITIES. COSTS TO EXPOSE CONDUITSHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE ITEMS OF WORK AFFECTED. THE CONTRACTOR ISREMINDED TO KEEP THEIR OUPS TICKET UPDATED ACCORDING TO INDUSTRYPRACTICES.EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROLA SEDIMENT AND EROSION CONTROL PLAN MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE CITYENGINEER FOR APPROVAL IF A SEDIMENT AND EROSION CONTROL PLAN HAS NOTALREADY BEEN INCLUDED WITH THE APPROVED CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS. THISPLAN MUST BE MADE AVAILABLE AT THE PROJECT SITE AT ALL TIMES. THE DESIGNOF EROSION CONTROL SYSTEMS SHALL FOLLOW THE REQUIREMENTS OF OHIO EPA,ITEM 207 OF CITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS,AND THE CITY ENGINEER.USE OF FIRE HYDRANTSTHE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE PROPER ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE DUBLINSERVICE DEPARTMENT AND THE COLUMBUS DIVISION OF WATER FOR THE USE OFFIRE HYDRANTS WHEN USED FOR WORK PERFORMED UNDER THIS CONTRACT ANDPROVIDE THE CITY OF DUBLIN A COPY OF THE HYDRANT USAGE PERMIT OBTAINEDFROM THE CITY OF COLUMBUS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO SEND COPIES OFPERMITS OBTAINED FROM DUBLIN AND COLUMBUS TO THE WASHINGTON TWP FIREDEPARTMENT. PERMITS SHALL BE KEPT AT THE CONSTRUCTION SITE AT ALL TIMES.BEFORE THE FINAL ESTIMATE IS PAID, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT A LETTERFROM THE CITY OF COLUMBUS DIVISION OF WATER TO THE CITY ENGINEER STATINGTHAT THE CONTRACTOR HAS RETURNED THE SIAMESE VALVE TO THE CITY OFDUBLIN AND HAS PAID ALL COSTS ARISING FROM THE USE OF THE FIRE HYDRANTS.AERIAL UTILITY COORDINATIONTHE CONTRACTOR SHALL EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN WORKING NEAR THE EXISTINGOVERHEAD UTILITY LINES. CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT AND COORDINATEDIRECTLY WITH THE UTILITY COMPANIES DIRECTED AS NEEDED DURINGCONSTRUCTION AND SHALL MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE OSHA AND NESC CLEARANCES,INCLUDING AND NECESSARY ENGINEERING CONTROLS.WORK LIMITSTHE WORK LIMITS SHOWN ON THESE PLANS ARE FOR PHYSICAL CONSTRUCTIONONLY. PROVIDE THE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION OF ALL WORK ZONE TRAFFICCONTROL AND WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES REQUIRED BY THESE PLANSWHETHER INSIDE OR OUTSIDE THESE WORK LIMITS.WORKING HOURSTHE CONTRACTOR IS PERMITTED TO WORK BETWEEN 7:00 AM AND 7:00 PM, MONDAYTHROUGH SATURDAY. ANY WORK WHICH REQUIRES A LANE RESTRICTION WILL BE INACCORDANCE WITH ITEM 614 - MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC, AS PER PLAN.PERMISSION TO WORK ON SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS MUST BE REQUESTED INWRITING AND APPROVED BY THE CITY ENGINEER.CONSTRUCTION NOISETHE CONTRACTOR'S CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES SHALL BE CONDUCTED SO AS TOELIMINATE ALL UNNECESSARY NOISE, DUST, AND ODORS. THE USE OF OIL OR OTHERMATERIALS FOR DUST CONTROL, WHICH MAY CAUSE TRACKING, IS PROHIBITED.CONTINGENCY QUANTITIESTHE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT ORDER MATERIALS OR PERFORM WORK SHOWN,LABELED, OR LISTED AS 'CONTINGENCY' OR REFERENCED BY PLAN NOTE TO BEUSED 'AS DIRECTED BY THE ENGINEER,' UNLESS AUTHORIZED BY THE ENGINEER, ORA REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN.PAVEMENTPAVEMENTS SHALL BE CUT IN NEAT, STRAIGHT LINES TO THE FULL DEPTH OFPAVEMENT, OR AS REQUIRED BY THE CITY ENGINEER.BUTT JOINTS BETWEEN EXISTING AND NEW PAVEMENT SHALL BE MADE INACCORDANCE WITH ODOT STD. CONSTRUCTION DWG BP-3.1.
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SCBGENERAL NOTES203 TREE PRESERVATION AND SITE CLEARINGALL TREES WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION AREA NOT DESIGNATED FOR REMOVAL,WHETHER SHOWN ON THE PLANS OR NOT, SHALL BE PRESERVED WITHOUTDAMAGE. TREES TO BE PRESERVED SHALL BE PROTECTED WITH HIGH VISIBILITYTREE PROTECTION FENCING PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. THE CITY RESERVES THERIGHT TO DIRECT THE CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL ADDITIONAL FENCING IN AREASWHERE TREES COULD BE DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION. PAYMENT SHALL BEINCLUDED IN THE LUMP SUM PRICE BID FOR ITEM 655 - TREE PROTECTION DURINGCONSTRUCTION.PAVEMENT RESURFACINGFOLLOWING THE COMPLETION OF WATER LINE INSTALLATION AND TRENCH REPAIRUNDER RIVERSIDE DRIVE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RESURFACE THE NORTHBOUNDLANES OF RIVERSIDE DRIVE FROM STA. 103+60 TO STA. 106+00 AS SHOWN ON SHEET14. RESURFACING SHALL CONSIST OF PAVEMENT PLANING TO A DEPTH OF 1.5",PLACEMENT OF TACK COAT AND 1.5" OF ASHPALT CONCRETE SURFACE COURSE,AND REPLACEMENT OF DISTURBED PAVEMENT MARKINGS. THE FOLLOWINGESTIMATED QUANTITIES HAVE BEEN INCLUDED FOR THE WORK NOTED ABOVE:ITEM 254 - PAVEMENT PLANING, ASPHALT CONCRETE (1.5") 640 SYITEM 407 - NON-TRACKING TACK COAT64 GALITEM 441 - ASPHALT CONCRETE SURFACE COURSE, TYPE 1, (448), PG 62-22 54 TONITEM 644 - CENTER LINE0.05 MILEITEM 644 - EDGE LINE, 4 INCH0.05 MILEITEM 644 - LANE LINE, 4 INCH0.05 MILEITEM 659 - SEEDING AND MULCHING, AS PER PLANGRASS SEED MUST BE FRESH, CLEAN, DRY, NEW-CROP SEED COMPLYING WITH THEA.O.S.A. "JOURNAL OF SEED TECHNOLOGY" RULES FOR TESTING SEEDS FOR PURITYAND GERMINATION TOLERANCES.SEED SPECIES SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS, WITH NOT LESS THAN 90 PERCENTGERMINATION, NOT LESS THAN 98 PERCENT PURE SEED, AND NOT MORE THAN 0.5PERCENT WEED SEED.CLASS I, TURFGRASS SEED MIX PROPORTIONED BY WEIGHT:A.50 PERCENT KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS (POA PRATENSIS).B.50 PERCENT PERENNIAL RYEGRASS (LOLIUM PERENNE).THE FOLLOWING QUANTITIES ARE PROVIDED TO PROMOTE GROWTH AND CARE OFPERMANENT SEEDED AREAS:ITEM 653 - 4" TOPSOIL FURNISHED AND PLACED 144 CYITEM 659 - SEEDING AND MULCHING, AS PER PLAN1,296 SYITEM 659 - COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER 0.18 TONITEM 659 - WATER7 MGALSEEDING AND MULCHING SHALL BE APPLIED TO ALL AREAS OF EXPOSED SOILWITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION LIMITS. QUANTITY CALCULATIONS FOR SEEDING ANDMULCHING ARE BASED ON THESE LIMITS AND WERE DERIVED FROM CADD AREAS.ITEM SPECIAL - 3" WATER SERVICE SLEEVE, AS PER PLANPROVIDE 3" WATER SERVICE SLEEVE FOR 3/4" AND 1" WATER SERVICE TAP AT 7195AND 7125 RIVERSIDE DRIVE. THE INSTALLATION OF A 3" PVC SCHEDULE 80 CONDUIT,END CAPS, CLEANOUTS, PLUGS, FRAMES, COVERS AND CONCRETE IS INCLUDEDWITHIN ITEM SPECIAL - 3" WATER SERVICE SLEEVE, AS PER PLAN QUANTITIES FORPAVEMENT.MAIL DELIVERYTHE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO ENSURE THAT US MAIL DELIVERYWITHIN THE PROJECT LIMITS IS NOT DISRUPTED BY CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS.THIS RESPONSIBILITY IS LIMITED TO RELOCATION OF MAILBOXES TO A TEMPORARYLOCATION THAT WILL ALLOW THE COMPLETION OF THE WORK AND SHALL ALSOINCLUDE THE RESTORATION OF MAILBOXES TO THEIR ORIGINAL LOCATION ORAPPROVED NEW LOCATION. ANY RELOCATION OF MAILBOX SERVICES MUST BEFIRST COORDINATED WITH THE US POSTAL SERVICE AND THE HOMEOWNER.BEFORE RELOCATING ANY MAILBOXES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE U.S.POSTAL SERVICE AND RELOCATE MAILBOXES ACCORDING TO THE REQUIREMENTSOF THE POSTAL SERVICE.ROCK EXCAVATIONSUBSURFACE INVESTIGATIONS WERE PERFORMED AND THE DATA IS PROVIDED INTHE BIDDING DOCUMENTS. LOGS, TEST DATA, AND INTERPOLATIONS ARE NOTWARRANTED TO REFLECT ACTUAL SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS. THE CONTRACTORSHALL EXAMINE THE AVAILABLE INFORMATION AND OBTAIN ADDITIONALINFORMATION IF NECESSARY, IN HIS JUDGEMENT FOR ESTIMATING, BIDDING, ANDCONSTRUCTION PURPOSES.ROCK EXCAVATED IN UTILITY TRENCHES FOR WATER, SANITARY SEWER, STORMSEWER, AND ANY UTILITY RELATED STRUCTURES SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE UNITPRICE BID FOR THE ASSOCIATED UTILITY ITEM AND WILL NOT BE PAID SEPARATELY.CITY OF COLUMBUS GENERAL NOTES (WATER)1.THE CITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS, 2018EDITION AND ALL REVISIONS, INCLUDING ALL SUPPLEMENTS THERETO, SHALLGOVERN ALL CONSTRUCTION ITEMS THAT ARE A PART OF THIS PLAN, UNLESSOTHERWISE NOTED.2.ALL WATER MAIN MATERIALS AND INSTALLATIONS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCEWITH THE CURRENT RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS,DIVISION OF WATER. ALL CITY OF COLUMBUS, DIVISION OF WATER STANDARDDRAWINGS SHALL APPLY TO THE PROJECT, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.3.FOR ANY EMERGENCIES INVOLVING THE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, PLEASECONTACT THE DIVISION OF WATER DISTRIBUTION MAINTENANCE OFFICE AT614-645-7788.4.ALL BRASS FITTINGS ASSOCIATED WITH WATER WORK, INCLUDING REPAIRS TOTHE EXISTING SYSTEM SHALL, SHALL CONFORM TO THE REVISED ALLOWABLELEAD EXTRACTION LIMIT PER THE UPDATED NSF/ANSI 61 STANDARD. THEDIVISION OF WATER'S APPROVED MATERIALS LIST HAS BEEN UPDATED TOREFLECT THIS REQUIREMENT.5.IT SHALL BE UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO PERFORM ANY WORK ON CITY OFCOLUMBUS WATER MAIN SYSTEMS WITHOUT FIRST SECURING LICENSE TOENGAGE IN SUCH WORK, AS INDICATED IN COLUMBUS CITY CODE SECTION1103.02 AND 1103.06. THIS WORK INCLUDES ANY ATTACHMENTS, ADDITIONS TOOR ALTERATIONS IN ANY CITY SERVICE PIPE OR APPURTENANCES (INCLUDINGWATER SERVICE LINES AND TAPS). THIS REQUIREMENT MAY BE MET BYUTILIZATION OF A SUBCONTRACTOR WHO HOLDS A CITY OF COLUMBUS WATERCONTRACTOR LICENSE OR A COMBINED WATER/SEWER CONTRACTOR LICENSETO PERFORM THIS WORK. UTILIZATION OF A SUBCONTRACTOR MUST MEET THELICENSING REQUIREMENTS OF CITY OF COLUMBUS BUILDING CODE, INPARTICULAR SECTION 4114.119 AND 4114.529.6.NO PERSON SHALL BEGIN CONSTRUCTION OR INSTALLATION OF A PUBLICWATER MAIN UNTIL PLANS HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY THE STATE OF OHIOENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (OEPA).7.APPROVAL ON THE PART OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS IS GIVEN PURSUANT TOTHE PROVISIONS OF THE WATER SERVICE AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OFDUBLIN AND THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, OHIO, ON APRIL 13, 1993 AND ALLSUBSEQUENT AMENDMENTS THEREOF.8.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN THE PROPER HYDRANT PERMIT(S), AND PAYANY APPLICABLE FEES, FOR ANY APPROVED HYDRANT USAGE DEEMEDNECESSARY FOR WORK UNDER THIS IMPROVEMENT. PERMITS MUST BEOBTAINED FROM THE RESPECTIVE HYDRANT OWNER (MUNICIPALITY ORTOWNSHIP) PRIOR TO CONTACTING THE DIVISION OF WATER PERMIT OFFICE(645-7330). THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO ALL RULES & REGULATIONSGOVERNING SAID PERMIT AND MUST HAVE THE ORIGINAL PERMIT ON SITEANYTIME IN WHICH THE HYDRANT IS IN USE. PERMITS MAY BE OBTAINED BYACCESSING http://portal.columbus.gov/permits/9.ALL WATER MAINS SHALL BE CLEANED AND FLUSHED, AND ANY WATER MAIN12-INCH AND LARGER MUST BE PROPERLY PIGGED, IN ACCORDANCE WITHSECTION 801.13 OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALSPECIFICATIONS.10.ALL WATER MAINS SHALL BE PRESSURE TESTED IN ACCORDANCE WITHSECTION 801.14 OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALSPECIFICATIONS, WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTION: 150 PSI OF PRESSURESHALL BE MAINTAINED FOR AT LEAST TWO HOURS IN ANY TESTED SECTION. THECITY MAY NOT APPROVE ANY TEST LASTING LESS THAN TWO HOURSREGARDLESS OF THE AMOUNT OF LEAKAGE.11.ALL WATER MAINS SHALL BE DISINFECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION801.15 OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALSPECIFICATIONS. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO APPLICABLE SECTIONSOF A.W.W.A. C-651. WHEN THE WATER MAINS ARE READY FOR DISINFECTION,THE CITY OF DUBLIN SHALL SUBMIT A WRITTEN REQUEST FOR CHLORINATIONOF THE MAINS THAT NEED DISINFECTED, THREE (3) SETS OF "AS-BUILT" PLANS(FULL SIZE SHEETS ONLY), THE AS-BUILT SURVEY COORDINATES, WATERSERVICE REPORTS AND A PRESSURE TEST TO THE CITY OF COLUMBUS,DIVISION OF WATER. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALLCOSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DISINFECTION OF ALL WATER MAINSCONSTRUCTED UNDER THIS PLAN.12.ANY SECTION OF WATER MAIN THAT IS LONGER THAN 20 FEET IN LENGTH SHALLBE CHLORINATED. HAND SWABBING METHODS WILL ONLY BE PERMITTED FORSECTIONS LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 20 FEET IN LENGTH. USE UNSCENTEDHOUSEHOLD BLEACH FOR HAND SWABBING OF PIPE AND FITTINGS. PLEASENOTE THAT CUT-IN-TEES, SLEEVES, AND ANY OTHER REQUIRED FITTINGS ORPIPING SHALL BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT AND ARE INCLUDED IN THE TOTALLENGTH OF THE SECTION (CUT TO CUT).13.ONLY ONE CONNECTION TO AN EXISTING WATER LINE IS PERMITTED BEFOREDISINFECTION OF A NEW WATER LINE HAS BEEN COMPLETED. ALL OTHERCONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE AFTER THE LINE HAS BEEN DISINFECTED.14.NO WATER SERVICE CONNECTION PERMITS SHALL BE ISSUED OR CONNECTIONSMADE TO ANY WATER TAPS UNTIL WATER MAINS HAVE BEEN DISINFECTED BYTHE CITY OF COLUMBUS, DIVISION OF WATER. WHEN A 3-INCH OR LARGER TAPIS TO OCCUR ON A 20-INCH OR LARGER WATER MAIN, THE CONTRACTOR SHALLNOTIFY THE DIVISION OF WATER OPERATIONS CONTROL CENTER AT(614)-645-7168 TWENTY-FOUR (24) HOURS IN ADVANCE OF PERFORMING THETAP.15.WATER TAP BOXES SHALL BE PLACED 1' FROM THE EDGE OF THE PROPOSED OREXISTING SIDEWALK BETWEEN THE SIDEWALK AND THE CURB, OR 2 FEET INSIDETHE RIGHT-OF-WAY OR EASEMENT LINE WHEN NO SIDEWALK IS PRESENT ORPROPOSED. REFER TO STANDARD DRAWING L-9901 FOR ADDITIONALINFORMATION.16.MAINTAIN EIGHTEEN (18) INCHES VERTICAL AND TEN (10) FEET HORIZONTALSEPARATION BETWEEN ANY SANITARY OR STORM SEWER PIPING AND ALLPROPOSED WATER MAINS.17.WHEN CROSSING THE EXISTING WATER MAIN, AND LOW STRENGTH MORTAR(ITEM 613) IS TO BE USED AS BACKFILL, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SIZENO. 57 CRUSHED CARBONATE STONE (CCS) 1 FOOT BELOW TO 1 FOOT ABOVETHE EXISTING WATER LINE.18.IF DURING EXCAVATION, THE POLYETHYLENE ENCASEMENT ON THE EXISTINGWATER MAIN BECOME DAMAGED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR THEPOLYETHYLENE ENCASEMENT PER THE MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONSAND DOW STANDARD DRAWINGS L-1003 AND L-1004, AT THEIR OWN EXPENSE.ENSURE THAT THE ENTIRE EXPOSED AREA IS COVERED WITH NEWPOLYETHYLENE ENCASEMENT AND SECURELY TAPED, PRIOR TO BACKFILLING.19.CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE OHIOADMINISTRATIVE CODE CHAPTER 3745-83-02 WATER DISRUPTION OF SERVICERULE. EXCAVATE PITS SUFFICIENTLY BELOW THE AREA TO BE CONNECTED TOIN ORDER TO MAINTAIN WATER LEVELS BELOW THE WATER MAIN. IF WATERFROM THE PIT ENTERS THE EXISTING MAIN, CONTACT DIVISION OF WATERIMMEDIATELY. ENSURE THAT SUFFICIENTLY SIZED PUMPS ARE UTILIZED TOREMOVE WATER FROM THE TRENCH AND BACKUP PUMPS ARE KEPT ON SITEFOR REDUNDANCY.20."SURVEY COORDINATES" SHALL INCLUDE ALL MATERIAL, EQUIPMENT, ANDLABOR NECESSARY TO OBTAIN HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL (NORTHING,EASTING, AND ELEVATION) SURVEY COORDINATES FOR THE WATER MAINIMPROVEMENTS. THE SURVEY COORDINATES SHALL BE OBTAINED FOR THECOMPLETED WATER MAIN CONSTRUCTION AND SHALL INCLUDE ALL VALVES,TEES, CROSSES, BENDS, HORIZONTAL DEFLECTIONS, PLUGS, REDUCERS,TAPPING SLEEVES, FIRE HYDRANTS, AIR RELEASES, CURB STOPS, AND CASINGPIPE TERMINI. ADDITIONAL SURVEY COORDINATES ARE REQUIRED ON THEWATER MAIN EVERY 200 FEET WHERE NO FITTING OR OTHER WATER MAINSTRUCTURE IS BEING INSTALLED WITHIN THAT LENGTH OF THE IMPROVEMENT.ALL SURVEY COORDINATES SHALL BE REFERENCED TO THE APPLICABLECOUNTY ENGINEER'S MONUMENTS, AND SHALL BE BASED ON THE NORTHAMERICAN DATUM OF 1983 (NAD 83) WITH THE 2011 ADJUSTMENT, WITHFURTHER REFERENCE MADE TO THE OHIO STATE PLAN SOUTH COORDINATESYSTEM, SOUTH ZONE, WITH ELEVATIONS BASED ON NAVD 88 DATUM. ALLCOORDINATES (NORTHING, EASTING, ELEVATION) SHALL BE REFERENCED TOTHE NEAREST HUNDREDTH (N XXXXXX.XX, E XXXXXX.XX, ELEV. XXX.XX). ALLSURVEY COORDINATES SHALL BE ACCURATE TO WITHIN 1.0 FOOT HORIZONTALAND A TENTH OF A FOOT (0.10) OR LESS VERTICAL.THE COORDINATES SHALL BE DOCUMENTED TO THE MUNICIPALITY ENGINEEROR DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE IN DIGITAL SPREADSHEET FORM AND SHALLINCLUDE THE APPLICABLE ITEM, STATION, NORTHING, EASTING, AND ELEVATION.COORDINATES SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE MUNICIPALITY ENGINEER ORDESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE ON A BI-WEEKLY BASIS. COORDINATES SHALLALSO BE REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE DIVISION OF WATER AS PART OFTHE REQUEST FOR CHLORINATION.LUMP SUM PAYMENT IS FULL COMPENSATION FOR ALL WORK INVOLVED INOBTAINING AND DOCUMENTING THE SURVEY COORDINATES AS DESCRIBED INTHIS SPECIFICATION.SPECIAL NOTES1.ALL WATER MAIN VALVE BOXES, WATER TAP BOXES, TEST STATIONS,PITOMETER TAP STRUCTURES, METER PIT COVERS, AND OTHER SURFACEUTILITY STRUCTURES WITHIN THE DISTURBED AREA SHALL BE ADJUSTED TOGRADE. ANY OF THESE STRUCTURES LOCATED WITHIN PAVEMENT, DRIVEWAYS,OR OTHER TRAVELED AREAS, WHETHER EXISTING OR PROPOSED, SHALL BEEQUIPPED WITH A TRAFFIC RATED, HEAVY DUTY VALVE BOX AND/OR COVER INACCORDANCE WITH THE STANDARD DRAWINGS. EXISTING WATER TAP BOXESTO REMAIN THAT ARE ENCOUNTERED WITHIN THE PROJECT LIMITS SHALL BECLEANED OUT, CENTERED OVER THE CURB STOP, AND ADJUSTED TO THEPROPOSED GRADE.2.WHERE NEW CONDUIT IS PROPOSED TO CROSS AN EXISTING OR PROPOSEDWATER MAIN OR WATER TAP/SERVICE LINE, A MINIMUM OF 12-INCHES OFVERTICAL CLEARANCE SHALL BE MAINTAINED BETWEEN THE CONDUIT AND THEWATER MAIN OR TAP/SERVICE LINE. A MINIMUM OF 3-FEET OF HORIZONTALCLEARANCE (OUT TO OUT) IS REQUIRED AT LOCATIONS WHERE THE CONDUIT ISPARALLEL TO THE WATER MAIN AND AT LOCATIONS OF WATER LINE THRUSTBLOCKS.3.A MINIMUM OF 3 FEET OF HORIZONTAL CLEARANCE (OUT TO OUT) SHALL BEMAINTAINED BETWEEN ALL EXISTING WATER MAINS AND FOUNDATIONS FORPOLES, PULL BOXES, PUSH BUTTON PEDESTALS, AND ANY OTHERMISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL STRUCTURE.4.A MINIMUM OF 4 FEET OF COVER IS REQUIRED PRIOR TO PRESSURE TESTINGANY WATER MAIN. A SUFFICIENT AMOUNT OF BACKFILL SHALL BE INSTALLED TOPROVIDE THE ADEQUATE RESTRAINT IN AREAS WHERE REQUIRED.5.THE PROPOSED WATER MAIN SHALL BE LOCATED A MINIMUM DISTANCE OFTWENTY (20) FEET AWAY FROM ANY STRUCTURE, OVERHANG, OR FOOTER.6.ALL VALVE BOXES, WATER TAP BOXES, AND FIRE HYDRANTS SHALL BE LOCATEDWITHIN THE EASEMENT AREA.7.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE HIS WORK SUCH THAT NO WATERCUSTOMER WILL HAVE THEIR SERVICE DISRUPTED MORE THAN TWO (2) TIMESTHROUGHOUT THE DURATION OF THIS PROJECT.8.ANY WORK ON THE PRIVATE WATER SERVICE LINE (BETWEEN CURB STOP ANDMETER) WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL INSPECTION BY THE UTILITY METERSERVICES SECTION (FOR 2-INCH AND SMALLER SERVICE LINES) OR THE UTILITYPERMIT OFFICE (FOR 3-INCH AND LARGER SERVICE LINES). FOR 2-INCH ANDSMALLER WATER SERVICE LINES, CALL 614-645-8276, AND FOR 3-INCH ANDLARGER WATER SERVICE LINES, CALL 614-645-8119, PRIOR TO 1:00 P.M. FORSAME DAY INSPECTION.WATER LINE EXTENSION
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AREA 4A PHASE 2 DENOTES ODOT CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS(LATEST EDITION). ALL OTHER ITEMS REFERENCE CITY OF COLUMBUSCONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS, 2018 EDITION.EX. RIGHT-OF-WAYEX. EASEMENTEX. C/L RIGHT-OF-WAYEX. OVERHEAD CABLE TVEX. OVERHEAD ELECTRICEX. UNDERGROUND FIBER OPTICEX. GASEX. UNDERGROUND ELECTRICEX. UNDERGROUND TELEPHONEEX. SANITARY SEWEREX. WATER MAINEX. STORM SEWERPROP. WATER MAINEX. FENCEEX. TREE LINEEX. GUARDRAILPROP. WATER MAIN (BY OTHERS)EX. OVERHEAD TELEPHONEEX. DITCHEX. SANITARY FORCE MAINTREESHRUBSTUMPSIGNBOULDERPOST OR BOLLARDYARD LIGHTEX. SANITARY SEWERTELEPHONE PEDESTALTELEPHONE MANHOLETELEPHONE POLELIGHT POLEPOWER AND TELEPHONE POLEGUY WIREPOWER POLEUTILITY POLEELECTRIC PULL BOXCEMETERY HEAD STONESOIL BORINGSB-#GAS MAKEREX. HYDRANTEX. WATER VALVETRAFFIC PULL BOXBENCH MARKGPD CONTROL POINTMAIL BOXEX. CATCH BASINEX. DRAINIRON PIPE FOUNDMAG NAIL SETIRON PIN FOUNDIRON PIN AND CAP FOUNDPROP. HYDRANT (BY OTHERS)PROP. WATER VALVE (BY OTHERS)PROP. HYDRANTPROP. WATER VALVELEGENDPROP. STANDARD HIGHWAY EASEMENT (BY OTHERS)PROP. UTILITY EASEMENT (BY OTHERS)
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AREA 4A PHASE 2 COORDINATE CHARTAS BUILTSHEET#STATIONDESCRIPTIONC/L ELEVATIONNORTHINGEASTINGC/L ELEVATION1410+29.09CONNECT TO EX. 12" WATER MAIN804.161410+70VERTICAL DEFLECTION807.501411+27.4812"-45° HORIZONTAL BEND807.501411+68.1412"-22.5° VERTICAL BEND807.501411+72.5012"-22.5° VERTICAL BEND805.321412+00.2912"-45° HORIZONTAL BEND805.321413+13.45VERTICAL DEFLECTION812.391413+5312"-45° HORIZONTAL BEND812.391413+79.42VERTICAL DEFLECTION812.391413+86.9412"-45° HORIZONTAL BEND813.221514+2612"x6" ANCHORED TEE817.591514+266" VALVE817.591514+26FIRE HYDRANT817.591515+70VERTICAL DEFLECTION819.481516+13.6812"-11.25° HORIZONTAL BEND821.761516+60VERTICAL DEFLECTION824.171517+90VERTICAL DEFLECTION825.141618+2212"x6" TEE825.141618+226"-90° HORIZONTAL BEND825.141618+256" VALVE825.141618+28FIRE HYDRANT825.141618+3512" VALVE825.141619+20VERTICAL DEFLECTION825.141620+80VERTICAL DEFLECTION823.281621+80VERTICAL DEFLECTION822.611622+1412"x6" TEE822.061622+146"-90° HORIZONTAL BEND822.061622+176" VALVE822.061622+20FIRE HYDRANT822.061723+00VERTICAL DEFLECTION820.671723+61.1512"-45° HORIZONTAL BEND818.731723+82.8612"-45° HORIZONTAL BEND (CONNECT TO FUTURE 12" WATER)822.61
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SLBMAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC NOTES207ITEM 304DRUM LOCATION DURING NON-WORKING HOURSCONSTRUCTION/WORK AREA3:1 OR FLATTER1' CLEARITEM 614 - MAINTAINING TRAFFIC, AS PER PLANALL TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES SHALL BE FURNISHED, ERECTED, MAINTAINED AND REMOVED BY THECONTRACTOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE "OHIO MANUAL OF UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES" (CURRENTEDITION), COPIES OF WHICH ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, OFFICE OFTRAFFIC ENGINEERING, 1980 WEST BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, OHIO 43223.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE REINSTALLATION AND/OR REPLACEMENT OF ALLPERMANENT TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES DAMAGED OR REMOVED DURING THE CONSTRUCTION. PERMANENTTRAFFIC CONTROL THAT IS NO LONGER IN CONFLICT WITH TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL SHALL BEREPLACED IMMEDIATELY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME ALL LIABILITY FOR MISSING, DAMAGED ANDIMPROPERLY PLACED TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A 24 HOUR CONTACT WHO WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTENANCE OFTRAFFIC FOR THE DURATION OF THE PROJECT.CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS SHALL NOT BEGIN UNTIL ALL TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES ARE INPLACE AND APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER AND THE CITY.MAINTENANCE OF ALL TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES INCLUDING DRUMS, SIGNS, BARRICADES, SIGN BOARDS,DETOUR SIGNAGE, ETC., SHALL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY.STEADY-BURNING, TYPE "C" LIGHTS SHALL BE REQUIRED ON ALL BARRICADES, DRUMS, AND SIMILAR TRAFFICCONTROL DEVICES IN USE AT NIGHT.ALL TRENCHES SHALL BE BACKFILLED OR SECURELY PLATED DURING ALL NIGHTTIME AND NON-WORKINGHOURS.DROP OFF WITHIN THE WORK ZONE SHALL CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH ON ODOTSTANDARD CONSTRUCTION DRAWING MT-101.90IF THE CITY ENGINEER DETERMINES THAT THE CONTRACTOR IS NOT PROVIDING PROPER PROVISIONS FORTRAFFIC CONTROL, THE CITY ENGINEER SHALL ASSIGN UNIFORMED, OFF-DUTY POLICE OFFICERS TO THEPROJECT AT NO COST TO THE CITY.LENGTH AND DURATION OF LANE CLOSURES AND RESTRICTIONS SHALL BE AT THE APPROVAL OF THEENGINEER. IT IS THE INTENT TO MINIMIZE THE IMPACT TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. LANE CLOSURES ORRESTRICTIONS OVER SEGMENTS OF THE PROJECT IN WHICH NO WORK IS ANTICIPATED WITHIN A REASONABLETIME FRAME, AS DETERMINED BY THE ENGINEER, SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED. THE LEVEL OF UTILIZATION OFMAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC DEVICES SHALL BE COMMENSURATE WITH THE WORK IN PROGRESS.PAYMENTALL WORK AND TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ODOT C&MS 614 AND OTHERAPPLICABLE PORTIONS OF THE SPECIFICATIONS, AS WELL AS THE OHIO MANUAL OF UNIFORM TRAFFICCONTROL DEVICES. PAYMENT FOR ALL MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC ITEMS, INCLUDING THE FURNISHING,INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF BUT NOT LIMITED TO: ALTERNATE ROUTE SIGNAGE, FLASHING ARROWSPANELS, SIGNS, SIGN SUPPORTS, FLAGS, FLAGGERS, BARRICADES, NOTICE OF CLOSURE SIGNS, PORTABLECONCRETE BARRIER, DRUMS, CONES CONSTRUCTION FENCING, TEMPORARY PAVEMENT MARKINGS, TRAFFICCOMPACTED SURFACE, MATERIALS AND LABOR FOR MAINTAINING ACCESS TO DRIVEWAYS, PROPERTYOWNER NOTIFICATION/ COORDINATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE OPERATIONS SCHEDULE SHALL BE AT THELUMP SUM PRICE BID FOR ITEM 614 - MAINTAINING TRAFFIC, AS PER PLAN, WHICH SHALL INCLUDE ALL LABORMATERIAL, EQUIPMENT, AND INCIDENTALS TO COMPLETE THE WORK AS DETAILED IN THE PLANS. UNLESSSEPARATELY ITEMIZED IN THE PLANS, NO SEPARATE PAYMENT SHALL BE MADE.CONSTRUCTION INITIATIONTHE CONTRACTOR WILL NOTIFY THE CITY OF DUBLIN 3 DAYS PRIOR TO THE START OF CONSTRUCTIONACTIVITIES. THE CONTRACTOR WILL IMMEDIATELY INFORM THE CITY OF DUBLIN OF ANY AND ALL DELAYSAND/OR CHANGES REGARDING THE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT. THE CITY ENGINEER WILL PROVIDECLARIFICATION FOR ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENT.DRUM AND PCB REQUIREMENTSIN ADDITION TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PLANS, SPECIFICATION AND PROPOSAL, DRUMS FURNISHED BYTHE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE IN GOOD CONDITION AND MEET RETROREFLECTIVITY STANDARDS. PAYMENT FORDRUMS AND PCB SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE LUMP SUM PRICE BID FOR MAINTAINING TRAFFIC UNLESSSEPARATELY ITEMIZED.SIGNS, BARRICADES AND VERTICAL PANELSALL CONSTRUCTION SIGNS, BARRICADES, VERTICAL PANELS, AND DRUMS SHALL CONFORM TO OMUTCD ANDTHE LATEST REVISION OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS. ALLCONSTRUCTION SIGNAGE SHALL BE INSTALLED AND COVERED BEFORE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS. AFTERCONSTRUCTION SIGN INSTALLATION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE ENGINEER THREE WORKING DAYSBEFORE WORK BEGINS AND REQUEST AN INSPECTION OF ALL SIGNAGE. FACES OF CONSTRUCTION SIGNS ANDREFLECTIVE SHEETING ON BARRICADES SHALL BE TYPE "H" (VIP). ALL ORANGE CONSTRUCTION SIGNS SHALLBE FLUORESCENT ORANGE. ALL SHEETING WILL BE TESTED FOR REFLECTIVITY PER ITEM 730.192. VERTICALPANELS AND DRUM BANDS SHALL BE REFLECTORIZED WITH TYPE "G" (HIGH INTENSITY) SHEETING COMPLYINGWITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF 730.19. ALL SIGNS AND BARRICADES, VERTICAL PANELS, AND DRUMS WILL BELIKE NEW AND IN GOOD CONDITION IN CONFORMANCE WITH QUALITY GUIDELINES FOR TEMPORARY TRAFFICCONTROL DEVICES AND FEATURES PUBLISHED BY ATSSA. MAINTENANCE OF ALL CONTRACTOR SUPPLIEDSIGNS, BARRICADES, VERTICAL PANELS, AND DRUMS IS THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY. IF THECONTRACTOR FAILS TO CORRECT DEFICIENCIES WITHIN FOUR HOURS OF NOTIFICATION, THE CITY WILLCORRECT OR HIRE SOMEONE TO CORRECT THE DEFICIENCIES. THE CONTRACTOR WILL THEN BE BACKCHARGED PER COLUMBUS SPECIFICATION 614.14. IN THE CASE THAT BACK CHARGING THE CONTRACTOR ISNOT APPLICABLE, THE CITY WILL RESCIND AND WITHHOLD ALL PERMITS ISSUED TO THE CONTRACTOR TOWORK WITHIN CITY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNTIL THE ISSUE IS SETTLED. THESE PROVISIONS SHALL NOT IN ANY WAYRELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR OF ANY OF HIS LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES OR LIABILITIES FOR THE SAFETY OF THEPUBLIC.ALL BARRICADES AT CLOSURES SHALL HAVE YELLOW TYPE "C" STEADY BURN LIGHTS. ALL BARRELS INTAPERS SHALL HAVE YELLOW TYPE "C" STEADY BURN LIGHTS. ALL ADVANCE SIGNING SHALL BE EQUIPPEDWITH TYPE "A" FLASHING LIGHTS AND (2) ORANGE FLAGS (24"X24"). LIGHTS ARE NOT REQUIRED ON SIGNS INPLACE DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS. CONES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR USE AT NIGHT. DRUMS SHALL BE PLACEDAS FOLLOWS: 40' C/C ON TANGENTS, 20' C/C ON TAPERS, AND 8' C/C IN RADII.PEDESTRIAN ACCESSTHE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROTECTION AND SAFE MOVEMENT OF PEDESTRIANSTHROUGH, AROUND, AND AWAY FROM THE CONSTRUCTION SITE. THE SAFETY OF PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC SHALLBE CONSIDERED AT ALL TIMES IN THE PROVISION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES REQUIRED BY THESE PLANSAND NOTES. IT SHALL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE LIGHTS, SIGNS, BARRICADES, ANDOTHER WARNINGS TO PHYSICALLY SEPARATE THE PEDESTRIAN FROM HAZARDS INCIDENTAL TO THECONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS SUCH AS OPEN EXCAVATIONS, ETC. AT ALL TIMES, THE PEDESTRIAN MOT SHALLBE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE ENGINEER. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE CONTRACTOR ELIMINATEPEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC WITHIN THE PROJECT SITE BY CLOSING THE PEDESTRIAN PATH. THIS SHALL BE DONEBY INSTALLING "PATH CLOSED" SIGNAGE AT THE BEGINNING, ENDING, AND INTERSECTIONS OF THE AFFECTEDPATH. NO PEDESTRIAN DETOUR PROVIDED.ALL COST ASSOCIATED WITH MAINTAINING PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC SHALL BE INCIDENTAL TO ITEM 614 -MAINTAINING TRAFFIC, AS PER PLAN.ITEM 614 - LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WITH PATROL CAR, AS PER PLANUSE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS (LEOS) BY CONTRACTORS OTHER THAN THE USES SPECIFIED IN THISNOTE WILL NOT BE PERMITTED AT PROJECT COST UNLESS PRIOR APPROVAL HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM THEENGINEER. LEOS SHOULD NOT BE USED WHERE THE OMUTCD INTENDS THAT FLAGGERS BE USED. INADDITION TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF C&MS 614 AND THE OMUTCD, A UNIFORMED LEO WITH AN OFFICIALPATROL CAR (CAR WITH TOP MOUNTED EMERGENCY FLASHING LIGHTS AND COMPLETE MARKINGS OF THEAPPROPRIATE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY) SHALL BE PROVIDED FOR THE FOLLOWING TRAFFIC CONTROLTASKS:A. FOR LANE CLOSURES: DURING INITIAL SET-UP PERIODS, TEAR DOWN PERIODS, SUBSTANTIAL SHIFTS OF ACLOSURE POINT OR WHEN NEW LANE CLOSURE ARRANGEMENTS ARE INITIATED. IN GENERAL, LEOS SHOULDBE POSITIONED AT THE POINT OF LANE RESTRICTION OR ROAD CLOSURE AND TO MANUALLY CONTROLTRAFFIC MOVEMENTS THROUGH INTERSECTIONS IN WORK ZONES.B. DURING THE ENTIRE ADVANCE PREPARATION AND CLOSURE SEQUENCE WHERE COMPLETE BLOCKAGE OFTRAFFIC IS REQUIRED. THE LEOS WORK AT THE DIRECTION OF THE CONTRACTOR. THE CONTRACTOR ISRESPONSIBLE FOR SECURING THE SERVICES OF THE LEOS WITH THE APPROPRIATE AGENCIES ANDCOMMUNICATING THE INTENTIONS OF THE PLANS WITH RESPECT TO DUTIES OF THE LEOS. THE ENGINEERSHALL HAVE FINAL CONTROL OVER THE LEOS' DUTIES AND PLACEMENT, AND WILL RESOLVE ANY ISSUES THATMAY ARISE BETWEEN THE TWO PARTIES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL UTILIZE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING LAWENFORCEMENT AGENCY: CITY OF DUBLIN (614-410-4800), FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, OR OHIOSTATE HIGHWAY PATROL.LEOS (WITH PATROL CAR) REQUIRED BY THE TRAFFIC MAINTENANCE TASKS ABOVE SHALL BE PAID FOR ON AUNIT PRICE (HOURLY) BASIS UNDER ITEM 614 - LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WITH PATROL CAR, AS PER PLAN.THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED QUANTITY HAVE BEEN CARRIED TO THE GENERAL SUMMARY.ITEM 614 - LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WITH PATROL CAR, AS PER PLAN 30 HOURTHE HOURS PAID SHALL INCLUDE ANY MINIMUM SHOW-UP TIME REQUIRED BY THE LAW ENFORCEMENTAGENCY INVOLVED. ANY ADDITIONAL COSTS (ADMINISTRATIVE OR OTHERWISE) INCURRED BY THECONTRACTOR TO OBTAIN THE SERVICES OF AN LEO ARE INCLUDED WITH THE BID UNIT PRICE FOR ITEM 614 -LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WITH PATROL CAR, AS PER PLAN.ITEM 614 - PORTABLE CHANGEABLE MESSAGE SIGN, AS PER PLANTHE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH, INSTALL, MAINTAIN AND REMOVE, WHEN NO LONGER NEEDED, ACHANGEABLE MESSAGE SIGN. THE SIGN SHALL BE OF A TYPE SHOWN ON A LIST OF APPROVED PCMS UNITSAVAILABLE ON THE OFFICE OF MATERIALS MANAGEMENT WEB PAGE. THE LIST CONTAINS CLASS A AND BUNITS WITH MINIMUM LEGIBILITY DISTANCES OF 800 FEET AND 650 FEET, RESPECTIVELY.EACH SIGN SHALL BE TRAILER-MOUNTED AND EQUIPPED WITH A FUNCTIONAL DIMMING MECHANISM, TO DIMTHE SIGN DURING DARKNESS, AND A TAMPER AND VANDAL PROOF ENCLOSURE. EACH SIGN SHALL BEPROVIDED WITH APPROPRIATE TRAINING AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS TO ENABLE ON-SITE PERSONNEL TOOPERATE AND TROUBLESHOOT THE UNIT. THE SIGN SHALL ALSO BE CAPABLE OF BEING POWERED BY ANELECTRICAL SERVICE DROP FROM A LOCAL UTILITY COMPANY. THE PCMS SHALL BE DELINEATED.THE PROBABLE PCMS LOCATIONS AND WORK LIMITS FOR THOSE LOCATIONS ARE SHOWN ON SHEET(S) OFTHE PLAN. PLACEMENT, OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND ALL ACTIVATION OF THE SIGNS BY THE CONTRACTORSHALL BE AS DIRECTED BY THE ENGINEER. THE PCMS SHALL BE LOCATED IN A HIGHLY VISIBLE POSITION YETPROTECTED FROM TRAFFIC. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL, AT THE DIRECTION OF THE ENGINEER, RELOCATE THEPCMS TO IMPROVE VISIBILITY OR ACCOMMODATE CHANGED CONDITIONS. WHEN NOT IN USE, THE PCMS SHALLBE TURNED OFF. ADDITIONALLY, WHEN NOT IN USE FOR EXTENDED PERIODS OF TIME, THE PCMS SHALL BETURNED AWAY FROM ALL TRAFFIC.THE ENGINEER SHALL BE PROVIDED ACCESS TO EACH SIGN UNIT AND SHALL BE PROVIDED WITHAPPROPRIATE TRAINING AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS TO ENABLE ODOT PERSONNEL TO OPERATE ANDTROUBLESHOOT THE UNIT, AND TO REVISE SIGN MESSAGES, IF NECESSARY.ALL MESSAGES TO BE DISPLAYED ON THE SIGN WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE ENGINEER. A LIST OF ALLREQUIRED PRE-PROGRAMMED MESSAGES WILL BE GIVEN TO THE CONTRACTOR AT THE PROJECTPRECONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE. THE SIGN SHALL HAVE THE CAPABILITY TO STORE UP TO 99 MESSAGES.MESSAGE MEMORY OR PRE-PROGRAMMED DISPLAYS SHALL NOT BE LOST AS A RESULT OF POWER FAILURESTO THE ON-BOARD COMPUTER. THE SIGN LEGEND SHALL BE CAPABLE OF BEING CHANGED IN THE FIELD.THREE-LINE PRESENTATION FORMATS WITH UP TO SIX MESSAGE PHASES SHALL BE SUPPORTED. PCMSFORMAT SHALL PERMIT THE COMPLETE MESSAGE FOR EACH PHASE TO BE READ AT LEAST TWICE.THE PCMS SHALL CONTAIN AN ACCURATE CLOCK AND PROGRAMMING LOGIC WHICH WILL ALLOW THE SIGN TOBE ACTIVATED, DEACTIVATED OR MESSAGES CHANGED AUTOMATICALLY AT DIFFERENT TIMES OF THE DAYFOR DIFFERENT DAYS OF THE WEEK.THE PCMS SHALL CONTAIN A CELLULAR TELEPHONE DATA LINK WHICH WILL (IN ACTIVE CELLULAR PHONEAREAS) ALLOW REMOTE SIGN ACTIVATION, MESSAGE CHANGES, MESSAGE ADDITIONS AND REVISIONS TOTIME OF DAY PROGRAMS. THE SYSTEM SHALL ALSO PERMIT VERIFICATION OF CURRENT AND PROGRAMMEDMESSAGES.THE PCMS UNIT SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN GOOD WORKING ORDER BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ACCORDANCEWITH THE PROVISIONS OF 614.07. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL, PRIOR TO ACTIVATING THE UNIT, MAKEARRANGEMENTS, WITH AN AUTHORIZED SERVICE AGENT FOR THE PCMS, TO ASSURE PROMPT SERVICE IN THEEVENT OF FAILURE. ANY FAILURE SHALL NOT RESULT IN THE SIGN BEING OUT OF SERVICE FOR MORE THAN 12HOURS, INCLUDING WEEKENDS. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN AN ORDER TO STOP WORK AND OPENALL TRAFFIC LANES AND/OR IN THE CITY TAKING APPROPRIATE ACTION TO SAFELY CONTROL TRAFFIC. THEENTIRE COST TO CONTROL TRAFFIC, ACCRUED BY THE CITY DUE TO THE CONTRACTOR'S NONCOMPLIANCE,WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM MONEYS DUE, OR TO BECOME DUE THE CONTRACTOR ON HIS CONTRACT.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR 24-HOUR-PER-DAY OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THESESIGNS ON THE PROJECT FOR THE DURATION OF THE PHASES WHEN THE PLAN REQUIRES THEIR USE.PAYMENT FOR THE ABOVE DESCRIBED ITEM SHALL BE AT THE CONTRACT UNIT PRICE.PAYMENT SHALL INCLUDE ALL LABOR, MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, FUELS, LUBRICATING OILS, SOFTWARE,HARDWARE AND INCIDENTALS TO PERFORM THE ABOVE DESCRIBED WORK.ITEM 614 - PORTABLE CHANGEABLE MESSAGE SIGN, AS PER PLAN 4 SNMTPROJECT SUMMARYTHIS PROJECT WILL CONSTRUCT NEW WATERLINE ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE.ALL TRAFFIC LANES ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE SHALL BE FULLY OPEN BETWEEN 3:30 PM TO 6:00 PM, MONDAYTHROUGH FRIDAY DURING CONSTRUCTION, EXCEPT WHEN WATERLINE AND ASPHALT WORK IS PERFORMEDFROM STA. 103+60 TO STA. 106+00 ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE.ALL WORK FOR THE WATERLINE INSTALLATION AND PAVEMENT REPAIRS BETWEEN STA. 103+60 TO STA. 106+00SHALL BE LIMITED TO 21 CONSECUTIVE CALENDAR DAYS.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFE TRANSITION OF TRAFFIC BETWEEN MOT PHASES.A TEMPORARY DIVERSION SHALL BE PROVIDED AND MAINTAINED IN GOOD CONDITION ON RIVERSIDE DRIVEDURING THE PERIOD OF WORK. ALL SUCH DIVERSIONS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OHIO MANUAL OFUNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES (OMUTCD).LABOR MATERIAL, EQUIPMENT, AND INCIDENTALS TO COMPLETE THIS WORK SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE LUMPSUM PRICE BID FOR ITEM 614 - MAINTAINING TRAFFIC, AS PER PLAN.FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE WATERLINE ALONG THE EAST SIDE OF RIVERSIDE DRIVE (SR 257), THECONTRACTOR MAY CLOSE THE CURBSIDE NORTHBOUND LANE ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE (SR 257) UTILIZING CITYOF COLUMBUS STANDARD DRAWINGS 1510 AND 1520. ALL LANE CLOSURES SHALL BE REOPENED BY 3:30 PM,MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, EXCEPT BETWEEN STA. 103+60 TO STA. 106+00.FOR INSTALLATION OF THE 3” SCHEDULE 80 SLEEVES CROSSING RIVERSIDE DRIVE (SR 257), THECONTRACTOR SHALL CLOSE THE CURBSIDE LANE IN EACH DIRECTION UTILIZING CITY OF COLUMBUSSTANDARD DRAWINGS 1510 AND 1520.UPON COMPLETION OF THE WATERLINE INSTALLATION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MILL AND PLACE THESURFACE COURSE ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE BETWEEN STA. 103+60 TO STA. 106+00 UTILIZING DAILY LANECLOSURES PER ODOT STANDARD CONSTRUCTION DRAWING MT-95.31 AND MT-95.32. PRIOR TO RESURFACINGTHE PAVEMENT THE WATERLINE SHALL BE FULLY OPERATIONAL.VARIES EXISTING ROADWAYWATER LINE EXTENSION
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SCBEROSION CONTROL NOTES209 PROJECT DATAPROJECT DESCRIPTIONTHE PROJECT WILL INCLUDE THE INSTALLATION OF APPROXIMATELY 1,360 LF OF 12" WATER LINE INCLUDINGHYDRANTS AND APPURTENANCES, ALONG RIVERSIDE DRIVE.LATITUDE:N 40°06'47.89"LONGITUDE:W 83°06'36.03"ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION DATES:05/01/2022 - 11/01/2022TOTAL SITE AREA:0.31 ACRESTOTAL DISTURBED AREA:0.31 ACRESPROPOSED IMPERVIOUS AREA: N/AINCREASE IN IMPERVIOUS AREA: N/APRE-CONSTRUCTION RUNOFF COEFFICIENT : N/APOST-CONSTRUCTION RUNOFF COEFFICIENT: N/ARECEIVING WATER: BILLINGSLEY CREEK TO THE SCIOTO RIVERMUNICIPAL SEPARATED STORM SEWER TO THE SCIOTO RIVEREXISTING SITE CONDITION:SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIALSOILS:Gwd5C2 -GLYNWOOD CLAY LOAM, 6 TO 12 PERCENTSLOPES, ERODEDGwe5B2 -GLYNWOOD CLAY LOAM, END MORAINE, 2 TO 6PERCENT SLOPES, ERODEDRhD2 -RITCHEY SILT LOAM, 12 TO 18 PERCENTSLOPES, ERODEDCONSTRUCTION SEQUENCETO COMPLETE THE EXCAVATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROPOSED JOB IMPROVEMENTS, COORDINATIONOF THE CONTRACTOR'S WORK CREWS WILL BE REQUIRED. THE EXISTING DITCHES WILL PERFORM TEMPORARYSEDIMENT CONTROL AND STORAGE DURING THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION. WORK WILL GENERALLYPROCEED FROM DOWNSTREAM TO UPSTREAM IN THESE WORK AREAS. THE GENERAL CONSTRUCTIONSEQUENCE IS AS FOLLOWS:A)INSTALL EROSION CONTROL ITEMS.B)STRIP TOPSOIL AND ANY UNSUITABLE MATERIAL THROUGH THE INCREMENTAL WORK AREA.C)INSTALL TEMPORARY DITCH CHECKS IN DOWNSTREAM END OF EXISTING DITCH WITHIN 24 HOURSFOLLOWING THE STRIPPING OPERATION.D) INSTALL UNDERGROUND PIPE .E)AS PIPE INSTALLATION PROGRESSES, REPAIR OF THE ROADWAY WILL PROCEED BEHIND IT.F)ANY DISTURBED OR EXPOSED AREAS SHALL BE STABILIZED PER OEPA TEMPORARY AND PERMANENTSTABILIZATION REGULATIONS INCLUDING:1.SEEDING2.DITCH MATTING3.INLET PROTECTION4.MULCHING5.WATERINGEMERGENCY ACTION & SPILL PREVENTION PLANTHE SCOPE OF WORK COVERED BY THIS PLAN INCLUDES EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO SPILLS, CONTAINMENTOF SPILLED LIQUIDS, EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION NUMBERS, AND SOIL EXCAVATION FOR SPILL CLEAN-UP.IN THE EVENT OF A SPILL EVENT THE EMPLOYEE SHALL ASSESS THE SPILL AND IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THESAFETY OFFICER AND SUPERVISOR IN CHARGE, AND THE CITY ENGINEER.IMMEDIATELY AFTER NOTIFICATION, THE EMPLOYEE WILL BE DIRECTED BY THE SAFETY OFFICER, ORRESPONSIBLE PARTY TO START CONTAINMENT PROCEDURES TO PREVENT THE MATERIAL FROM REACHINGTHE STORM SEWERS, DRAINAGE DITCH, AND OTHER OUTLETS USING THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS OR ANY OTHERMEANS NECESSARY WITHOUT COMPROMISING WORKER SAFETY:1) CLEAR PERSONNEL FROM THE SPILL AREA AND ROPE OFF AREA.2) STOP THE SPILL.3) USE SORBENT MATERIALS, PLUG PUTTY, OR HOLE PUTTY AS NECESSARY TO CONTROL THE SPILL ATTHE SOURCE.4) CONSTRUCT A TEMPORARY CONTAINMENT DIKE OF SORBENT MATERIALS OR DIRT TO CONTAIN SPILL.SPILL KITS WILL BE LOCATED ON THE PROJECT AS DESIGNATED ON THE SWPPP PLAN.UPON COMPLETION OF CONTAINMENT OPERATIONS, PROPER CLEAN-UP PROCEDURES WILL BE IMPLEMENTEDIN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULATORY PROCEDURES.ADDITIONAL EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS: 24 HOUR PHONE NO.:OHIO EPA614-728-3898GENERAL NOTESTHE CONTRACTOR SHALL INFORM ALL SUBCONTRACTORS OF THE REQUIREMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OFTHE SWPPP AND SHALL DOCUMENT ALL SUCH NOTIFICATIONS AND/OR DISCUSSIONS.THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE IN SEDIMENT AND EROSION CONTROL INSPECTIONS ONA WEEKLY BASIS AND SIGN AN APPROVED INSPECTION SHEET THAT SHALL BE KEPT ON FILE AT THE JOB SITE.UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS ESTABLISHED IN THE LATEST EDITION OF THEODNR "RAINWATER AND LAND DEVELOPMENT" HANDBOOK SHALL GOVERN THE EROSION AND SEDIMENTCONTROL INSTALLATIONS SPECIFIED ON THIS PLAN.THIS PROJECT WILL INVOLVE SEVERAL CONSTRUCTION PHASES AND SEQUENCING THROUGHOUT ITS LIFETIME.IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT ALL TEMPORARY SEDIMENT AND EROSION CONTROL (S&EC) FIELD METHODSALONG WITH THIS PLAN, ARE UPDATED TO REFLECT THE ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS, CURRENT WEATHERCONDITIONS AND SITE GRADE CHANGES. THE CITY ENGINEER OR THE OHIO EPA CAN AND WILL MODIFY THISPLAN AS NECESSARY.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE TO ENSURE THE IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY OF THETEMPORARY EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL PLAN ON-SITE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO BE SOLELYRESPONSIBLE TO PERFORM ALL UPDATES AND ADJUSTMENTS TO THE TEMPORARY EROSION AND SEDIMENTCONTROL PLAN.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SEDIMENT CONTROL AT ALL POINTS WHERE WATER LEAVES THE PROJECT,INCLUDING WATERWAYS, OVERLAND SHEET FLOW, AND STORM SEWERS, WHETHER SPECIFICALLY SHOWN ONTHE PLANS OR NOT.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ADEQUATE DRAINAGE OF THE WORK AREA AT ALL TIMES CONSISTENT WITHEROSION CONTROL PRACTICES.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE EXISTING GROUND COVER ONLY AS NECESSARY FOR THE PROJECT PHASECURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION. REMOVE ONLY THE TREES, SHRUBS, AND GRASSES THAT MUST BEREMOVED TO PERMIT ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION. PROTECT THE REMAINING TO PRESERVE THEIR AESTHETICAND EROSION CONTROL VALUE.FINAL GRADING WILL BE CONSISTENT WITH PRECONSTRUCTION TOPOGRAPHY TO MAINTAIN DRAINAGE ANDAESTHETICS.CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION DEBRIS SHALL BE PROPERLY DISPOSED OF ACCORDING TO OHIO EPAREQUIREMENTS.BACKFILL TRENCHES IMMEDIATELY AFTER USE. SEED AND MULCH TRENCH AREA WITHIN 7 DAYS AFTER AREAOF SECTION HAS BEEN OPENED.THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE REQUIRED TO BUILD SEDIMENT BASINS OR SEDIMENT TRAPS OR USE EQUALMETHODS TO DETAIN AND CLEAN WATER TO ACCEPTABLE EPA STANDARDS BEFORE RELEASING THE WATERBACK INTO THE STREAM.THERE SHALL BE NO TURBID DISCHARGES TO SURFACE WATERS, RESULTING FROM DEWATERING ACTIVITIES.SEDIMENT-LADEN WATER MUST PASS THROUGH A SETTLING POND, FILTER BAG, OR OTHER COMPARABLEPRACTICE, PRIOR TO DISCHARGE. ALL WATER PRODUCED FROM CLEANING AND DEWATERING OPERATIONS,WHETHER SPECIFICALLY FROM TRENCH DEWATERING OPERATIONS OR FROM MORE EXTENSIVE DEWATERINGOPERATIONS, SHALL BE DISCHARGED IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO ELIMINATE EROSION FROM SUCH DISCHARGE.NO SOLID OR LIQUID WASTE SHALL BE DISCHARGED INTO STORM WATER RUNOFF. ALL PROCESSWASTEWATER (EQUIPMENT WASHING, LEACHATE FROM ON-SITE WASTE DISPOSAL, ETC.) SHALL BE COLLECTEDAND DISPOSED OF AT A PUBLICLY OWNED TREATMENT WORKS. ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES MUST COMPLYWITH ALL LOCAL EROSION/SEDIMENT CONTROL, WASTE DISPOSAL, SANITARY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS.SETTLING FACILITIES, SEDIMENT FILTERS, PERIMETER CONTROLS, AND OTHER PRACTICES INTENDED TO TRAPSEDIMENT SHALL BE IMPLEMENTED AS THE FIRST STEP OF GRADING OR CONSTRUCTION AND WITHIN 7 DAYSFROM THE START OF GRUBBING. THEY SHALL CONTINUE TO FUNCTION UNTIL THE UPSLOPE DEVELOPMENTAREA IS RESTABILIZED.ALL STORM SEWER INLETS WHICH ACCEPT WATER RUNOFF FROM THE PROJECT AREA SHALL BE PROTECTEDSO THAT SEDIMENT LADEN WATER WILL NOT ENTER THE STORM SEWER SYSTEM WITHOUT FIRST BEINGFILTERED OR OTHERWISE TREATED TO REMOVE SEDIMENT, UNLESS THE STORM SEWER SYSTEM DRAINS TO ASETTLING FACILITY. THESE CONTROLS SHALL BE SELECTED AND LOCATED AS INDICATED IN THE PLANS AND ASDIRECTED BY THE CITY ENGINEER.OTHER EROSION CONTROL ITEMS MAY BE NECESSARY DUE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS. THECONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ADDITIONAL EROSIONCONTROL ITEMS, AT THE ENGINEER'S DISCRETION.WORKING IN OR CROSSING STREAMS, INCLUDING BED AND BANKS, SHALL BE BE RESTABILIZED IMMEDIATELYAFTER IN-CHANNEL WORK IS COMPLETED, INTERRUPTED, OR STOPPED. TO THE EXTENT PRACTICAL,CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES SHALL BE KEPT OUT OF STREAMS. WHERE IN-CHANNEL WORK IS NECESSARY,PRECAUTIONS SHALL BE TAKEN TO STABILIZE THE WORK AREA DURING CONSTRUCTION TO MINIMIZE EROSION.WHERE A STREAM MUST BE CROSSED BY CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES REGULARLY DURING CONSTRUCTION, ATEMPORARY CULVERT SHALL BE PROVIDED.ALL DENUDED AREAS, INCLUDING STOCKPILED TOPSOIL AND EXCAVATED MATERIAL ARE TO BE PROTECTEDTHROUGH THE USE OF TEMPORARY SEEDING, OR COVERED WITH STRAW MULCH.NO SOIL, ROCK, DEBRIS, OR ANY OTHER MATERIAL SHALL BE DUMPED OR PLACED INTO A WATER RESOURCEOR INTO SUCH PROXIMITY THAT IT MAY READILY SLOUGH, SLIP, OR ERODE INTO A WATER RESOURCE UNLESSSUCH DUMPING OR PLACING IS AUTHORIZED BY THE CITY ENGINEER. UNSTABLE SOILS PRONE TO SLIPPING ORLANDSLIDING SHALL NOT BE GRADED, EXCAVATED, FILLED, OR HAVE LOADS IMPOSED UPON THEM UNLESS THEWORK IS DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER'S RECOMMENDATIONS TOCORRECT, ELIMINATE, OR ADEQUATELY ADDRESS THE PROBLEMS.IT IS PREFERRED TO USE PERMANENT EROSION CONTROL ITEMS AS SHOWN IN THE PLANS TO CONTROLCONSTRUCTION POLLUTION WHEN POSSIBLE. OTHERWISE, THE TEMPORARY POLLUTION PREVENTION ITEMSARE TO BE USED.MOST TEMPORARY S&EC METHODS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SILT FENCE AND DITCH CHECKS MAY ALLHAVE TO BE PERIODICALLY REMOVED AND REPLACED, OR MOVED FROM THE EXISTING ROAD DITCH ORSTRIPPED AREAS AS WORK PROGRESSES. ANY CHANGES SHALL BE NOTED IN THE PLAN BY RED LINE ANDDATED ON A CORRECTIVE ACTION LOG.ALL TEMPORARY SEDIMENT CONTROLS AND STORM WATER QUALITY METHODS WILL BE BUILT/lNSTALLED ASTHE PROJECT PROGRESSES TO ELIMINATE UNNECESSARY DISTURBANCE AND REDUNDANCY. ALL TEMPORARYCONTROLS SHALL BE IN PLACE AND FUNCTIONING PROPERLY WHEN THREATENING WEATHER IS IMMINENT."TEMPORARY STABILIZATION" MEANS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF TEMPORARY VEGETATION, MULCHING,GEOTEXTILES, SOD, PRESERVATION OF EXISTING VEGETATION AND OTHER TECHNIQUES CAPABLE OF QUICKLYESTABLISHING COVER OVER DISTURBED AREAS TO PROVIDE EROSION CONTROL BETWEEN CONSTRUCTIONOPERATIONS."PERMANENT STABILIZATION" MEANS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PERMANENT VEGETATION, DECORATIVELANDSCAPE MULCHING, MATTING, SOD, RIP RAP AND LANDSCAPING TECHNIQUES TO PROVIDE PERMANENTEROSION CONTROL ON AREAS WHERE CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS ARE COMPLETE OR WHERE NO FURTHERDISTURBANCE IS EXPECTED FOR AT LEAST A YEAR.OFF-SITE TRACKING OF SEDIMENTS SHALL BE MINIMIZED. A STABILIZED CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCE WILL BEPROVIDED TO HELP REDUCE VEHICLE TRACKING OF SEDIMENTS. ALL PAVED STREETS ADJACENT TO THE SITEWILL BE SWEPT DAILY TO REMOVE ANY EXCESS MUD, DIRT OR ROCK TRACKED FROM THE SITE. DUMP TRUCKSHAULING MATERIAL FROM THE CONSTRUCTION SITE WILL BE COVERED WITH A TARP.PROHIBITED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIESTHE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT USE CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES, ACTIVITIES, OR OPERATIONS THAT MAYUNNECESSARILY IMPACT THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT OR THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY. PROHIBITEDCONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES, ACTIVITIES, OR OPERATIONS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, THEFOLLOWING:1.PUMPING OF SEDIMENT LADEN WATER FROM TRENCHES OR OTHER EXCAVATIONS INTO ANYSURFACE WATERS, ANY STREAM CORRIDORS, ANY WETLANDS, OR STORM DRAINS.2.DISCHARGING POLLUTANTS SUCH AS CHEMICALS, FUELS, LUBRICANTS, BITUMINOUS MATERIALS,RAW SEWAGE, AND/OR ANY OTHER HARMFUL WASTER, INTO OR ALONGSIDE OF RIVERS, STREAMS,IMPOUNDMENTS, OR INTO NATURAL OR MAN-MADE CHANNELS LEADING THERETO.3.DAMAGING VEGETATION OUTSIDE OF THE CONSTRUCTION AREA.STABILIZATION PRACTICESPERMANENT SEEDING AND MULCHING STABILIZATION SHALL BE PROVIDED PER OEPA GUIDELINES AS SETFORTH IN PART II.B OF OHIO EPA PERMIT NO.: OHC000005. (SEE TABLE 1)ALL TEMPORARY EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL INSTALLATIONS SHALL BE REMOVED WHEN 70%VEGETATION HAS BEEN REACHED.TABLE 1: PERMANENT STABILIZATIONAREA REQUIRING PERMANENT STABILIZATIONTIME FRAME TO APPLY EROSION CONTROLSANY AREAS THAT WILL LIE DORMANT FOR ONE YEAROR MOREWITHIN SEVEN DAYS OF THE MOST RECENTDISTURBANCEANY AREAS WITHIN 50 FEET OF A SURFACE WATER OFTHE STATE AND AT FINAL GRADEWITHIN TWO DAYS OF REACHING FINAL GRADEANY OTHER AREAS AT FINAL GRADEWITHIN SEVEN DAYS OF REACHING FINAL GRADEWITHIN THAT AREATEMPORARY SEEDING AND MULCHING STABILIZATION SHALL BE PROVIDED PER OEPA GUIDELINES AS SETFORTH IN PART II.B OF OHIO EPA PERMIT NO.: OHC000005. (SEE TABLE 2)TABLE 2: TEMPORARY STABILIZATIONAREA REQUIRING TEMPORARY STABILIZATIONTIME FRAME TO APPLY EROSION CONTROLSANY DISTURBED AREAS WITH 50 FEET OF A SURFACEWATER OF THE STATE AND NOT AT FINAL GRADEWITHIN TWO DAYS OF THE MOST RECENTDISTURBANCE IF THE AREA WILL REMAIN IDLE FORMORE THAN 14 DAYSFOR ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES, ANY DISTURBEDAREAS THAT WILL BE DORMANT FOR MORE THAN 14DAYS BUT LESS THAN ONE YEAR, AND NOT WITHIN 50FEET OF A SURFACE WATER OF THE STATEWITHIN SEVEN DAYS OF THE MOST RECENTDISTURBANCE WITHIN THE AREAFOR RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISIONS, DISTURBEDAREAS MUST BE STABILIZED AT LEAST SEVENDAYS PRIOR TO TRANSFER OF PERMIT COVERAGEFOR THE INDIVIDUAL LOT(S).DISTURBED AREAS THAT WILL BE IDLE OVER WINTERPRIOR TO THE ONSET OF WINTER WEATHERWATER LINE EXTENSION
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SCBEROSION CONTROL NOTES AND DETAILS2010 SEEDING & MULCHINGMULCH AND/OR OTHER APPROPRIATE VEGETATIVE PRACTICES SHALL BE APPLIED TO DISTURBEDAREAS WITHIN 7 DAYS OF GRADING IF THE AREA IS TO REMAIN DORMANT (UNDISTURBED) FOR MORETHAN 14 DAYS OR ON AREAS AND PORTIONS OF THE SITE WHICH CAN BE BROUGHT TO FINAL GRADE.MULCH SHALL CONSIST OF UNROTTED SMALL GRAIN STRAW APPLIED AT THE RATE OF 3 TONS/AC. OR138 LB./1000 SQ. FT. (TWO TO THREE BALES). THE STRAW MULCH SHALL BE SPREAD UNIFORMLY BYHAND OR MECHANICALLY SO THE SOIL SURFACE IS COVERED. FOR UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION OFHAND-SPREAD MULCH, DIVIDE AREA INTO APPROXIMATELY 1000-SQ.-FT. SECTIONS AND PLACE THREE45-LB. BALES OF STRAW IN EACH SECTION.MULCH SHALL BE ANCHORED IMMEDIATELY TO MINIMIZE LOSS BY WIND OR RUNOFF. THE FOLLOWINGARE ACCEPTABLE METHODS FOR ANCHORING MULCH:1)MECHANICAL-USE A DISK, CRIMPER, OR SIMILAR TYPE TOOL SET STRAIGHT TO PUNCH ORANCHOR THE MULCH MATERIAL INTO THE SOIL. STRAW MECHANICALLY ANCHORED SHALL NOTBE FINELY CHOPPED BUT BE LEFT GENERALLY LONGER THAN 6 IN.2)ASPHALT EMULSION-FOR STRAW MULCH, APPLY AT THE RATE OF 160 GAL./AC. (0.1 GAL./SY)INTO THE MULCH AS IT IS BEING APPLIED OR AS RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURE.3)SYNTHETIC BINDERS-FOR STRAW MULCH, SYNTHETIC BINDERS SUCH AS ACRYLIC DLR(AGRI-TAC), DCA-70, PETROSET, TERRA TACK OR EQUAL MAY BE USED AT RATESRECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER.STOCKPILESILT FENCING SHALL BE INSTALLED AROUND TEMPORARY SPOIL STOCKPILES. THESE STOCKPILESSHALL BE STRAW MULCHED AND/OR TEMPORARILY SEEDED WITHIN 7 WORKING DAYS IF LEFT DORMANTFOR 14 DAYS OR LONGER.TIMING OF CONTROLS/MEASURESAS INDICATED IN THE SEQUENCE OF MAJOR ACTIVITIES, CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCE(S) AND SILT FENCEWILL BE CONSTRUCTED PRIOR TO CLEARING OR GRADING OF ANY OTHER PORTIONS OF THE SITE.SEDIMENT CONTROL DEVICES SHALL BE IMPLEMENTED FOR ALL AREAS REMAINING DISTURBEDLONGER THAN 14 DAYS AND/OR WITHIN 7 DAYS OF ANY GRUBBING ACTIVITIES. AREAS WHERECONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY TEMPORARILY CEASES FOR MORE THAN 14 DAYS WILL BE STABILIZED WITH ATEMPORARY SEED AND MULCH WITHIN 2 DAYS OF THE LAST DISTURBANCE IF THE AREA IS WITHIN 50FEET OF A STREAM, AND WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE LAST DISTURBANCE IF THE AREA IS MORE THAN 50FEET AWAY FROM A STREAM. ONCE CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY CEASES PERMANENTLY IN AN AREA,THAT AREA WILL BE STABILIZED WITH PERMANENT SEED AND MULCH. AFTER THE ENTIRE SITE ISSTABILIZED, THE ACCUMULATED SEDIMENT WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE BASIN.INSPECTIONSALL BMPS ON THIS SITE SHALL BE INSPECTED BY THE CONTRACTOR OR DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVEAT LEAST ONCE EVERY SEVEN CALENDAR DAYS AND WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER A RAIN EVENT OF 0.5INCHES PER 24 HOUR PERIOD. A RECORD OF THESE INSPECTIONS SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN THECONSTRUCTION OFFICE WITH THE SWPPP FOR PUBLIC VIEWING. ANY VIOLATIONS WILL BE REPORTEDTHROUGH THE PROJECT PERSONNEL. A RAIN GAUGE WILL BE LOCATED WITHIN THE PROJECT LIMITS.FOLLOWING EACH INSPECTION, A CHECKLIST MUST BE COMPLETED AND SIGNED BY THE QUALIFIEDINSPECTION PERSONNEL REPRESENTATIVE. AT A MINIMUM, THE INSPECTION REPORT SHALL INCLUDE:1.THE INSPECTION DATE;2.NAMES, TITLES, AND QUALIFICATIONS OF PERSONNEL MAKING THE INSPECTION;3.WEATHER INFORMATION FOR THE PERIOD SINCE THE LAST INSPECTION (OR SINCECOMMENCEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY IF THE FIRST INSPECTION) INCLUDING ABEST ESTIMATE OF THE BEGINNING OF EACH STORM EVENT, DURATION OF EACH STORMEVENT, APPROXIMATE AMOUNT OF RAINFALL FOR EACH STORM EVENT (IN INCHES), ANDWHETHER ANY DISCHARGES OCCURRED;4.WEATHER INFORMATION AND A DESCRIPTION OF ANY DISCHARGES OCCURRING AT THETIME OF THE INSPECTION;5.LOCATION(S) OF DISCHARGES OF SEDIMENT OR OTHER POLLUTANTS FROM THE SITE;6.LOCATION(S) OF BMPS THAT NEED TO BE MAINTAINED;7.LOCATION(S) OF BMPS THAT FAILED TO OPERATE AS DESIGNED OR PROVED INADEQUATEFOR A PARTICULAR LOCATION;8.LOCATION(S) WHERE ADDITIONAL BMPS ARE NEEDED THAT DID NOT EXIST AT THE TIME OF INSPECTION; AND9.CORRECTIVE ACTION REQUIRED INCLUDING ANY CHANGES TO THE SWP3 NECESSARY AND IMPLEMENTATION DATES.MAINTENANCETHE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN, REPAIR, OR REPLACE ALL EROSION CONTROL INSTALLATIONS ASNEEDED TO ENSURE THE CONTINUED PERFORMANCE OF THEIR INTENDED FUNCTION. ALL REPAIRS TOBMPS SHALL BE MADE WITHIN 3 DAYS (OR SOONER IF POSSIBLE) OF NOTIFICATION OF DEFICIENCIES. IFTHE CORRECTIONS ARE NOT MADE WITHIN THE 3 DAY PERIOD, LIQUIDATED DAMAGES MAY BEASSESSED AS PER DUBLIN 108.07.ONGOING INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS WILL BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR OR DESIGNATEDREPRESENTATIVE.ANY TRAPPED SEDIMENT OR DEBRIS REMOVED DURING CLEANING OF OR REMOVAL OF BMPINSTALLATIONS SHALL BE PLACED IN AREAS NOT SUBJECT TO EROSION AND PERMANENTLYSTABILIZED.DUST CONTROLDUST CONTROL INVOLVES PREVENTING OR REDUCING DUST FROM EXPOSED SOILS OR OTHERSOURCES DURING LAND DISTURBING, DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES TO REDUCE THEPRESENCE OF AIRBORNE SUBSTANCES WHICH MAY PRESENT HEALTH HAZARDS, TRAFFIC SAFETYPROBLEMS OR HARM ANIMAL OR PLANT LIFE.THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATIONS FOR DUST CONTROL SHALL BE FOLLOWED ONSITE:1.VEGETATIVE COVER AND/MULCH - APPLY TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT SEEDING AND MULCHTO AREAS THAT WILL REMAIN IDLE FOR OVER 14 DAYS. SAVING EXISTING TREES AND LARGESHRUBS WILL ALSO REDUCE SOIL AND AIR MOVEMENT ACROSS DISTURBED AREAS. SEETEMPORARY SEEDING; PERMANENT SEEDING; MULCHING PRACTICES; AND TREE ANDNATURAL AREA PROTECTION PRACTICES.2.WATERING - SPRAY SITE WITH WATER UNTIL THE SURFACE IS WET BEFORE AND DURINGGRADING AND REPEAT AS NEEDED, ESPECIALLY ON HAUL ROADS AND OTHER HEAVYTRAFFIC ROUTES. WATERING SHALL BE DONE AT A RATE THAT PREVENTS DUST BUT DOESNOT CAUSE SOIL EROSION. WETTING AGENTS SHALL BE UTILIZED ACCORDING TOMANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS.3.SPRAY-ON ADHESIVES - APPLY ADHESIVE ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING TABLE ORMANUFACTURERS' INSTRUCTIONS.STABILIZATION TYPEJFMAMJJASONDPERMANENT SEEDING●●●***●●* IRRIGATION NEEDEDDORMANT SEEDING●●●●●●** IRRIGATION NEEDED FOR 2-3 WEEKS AFTER SOD IS APPLIEDTEMPORARY SEEDING●●●***●●SODDING**************MULCHING●●●●●●●●●●●●ROCK CHECK DAM DETAILN.T.S.CROSSSECTIONPROFILE6" MIN3' MAXPOSITIVE SLOPEPOSITIVE SLOPELOW CENTER SECTIONMUST CAUSE FLOW OVER,NOT AROUND, CHECK DAMFLOWNOTES:1.THE CHECK DAM SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED OF 4-8 INCH DIAMETER STONE, PLACED SOTHAT IT COMPLETELY COVERS THE WIDTH OF THE CHANNEL. ODOT TYPE D STONE ISACCEPTABLE, BUT SHOULD BE UNDERLAIN WITH SUITABLE FILTER FABRIC.2.MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF CHECK DAM SHALL NOT EXCEED 3.0 FEET.3.THE MIDPOINT OF THE ROCK CHECK DAM SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 6 INCHES LOWERTHAN THE SIDES IN ORDER TO DIRECT ACROSS THE CENTER AND AWAY FROM THECHANNEL SIDES.4.THE BASE OF THE CHECK DAM SHALL BE ENTRENCHED APPROXIMATELY 6 INCHES.5.SPACING OF CHECK DAMS SHALL BE IN A MANNER SUCH THAT THE TOE OF THEUPSTREAM DAM IS AT THE SAME ELEVATION AS THE TOP OF THE DOWNSTREAM DAM.6.A SPLASH APRON SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED WHERE CHECK DAMS ARE EXPECTED TOBE IN USE FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME, A STONE APRON SHALL BECONSTRUCTED IMMEDIATELY DOWNSTREAM OF THE CHECK DAM TO PREVENT FLOWSFROM UNDERCUTTING THE STRUCTURE. THE APRON SHOULD BE 6 IN. THICK AND ITSLENGTH TWO TIMES THE HEIGHT OF THE DAM.7.STONE PLACEMENT SHALL BE PERFORMED EITHER BY HAND OR MECHANICALLY ASLONG AS THE CENTER OF CHECK DAM IS LOWER THAN THE SIDES AND EXTENDSACROSS ENTIRE CHANNEL.8.SIDE SLOPES SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 2:1.MAINTENANCE9.SEDIMENT SHALL BE REMOVED FROM BEHIND CHECK DAM ONCE IT ACCUMULATES TOONE-HALF THE ORIGINAL HEIGHT OF THE CHECK DAM.4"-8" ROCKAPRONFLOW12" MIN3"-4"SECTIONNOTES:1.MATERIALS – COMPOST USED FOR FILTER SOCKS SHALL BEWEED, PATHOGEN AND INSECT FREE AND FREE OF ANYREFUSE, CONTAMINANTS OR OTHER MATERIALS TOXIC TOPLANT GROWTH. THEY SHALL BE DERIVED FROM AWELL-DECOMPOSED SOURCE OF ORGANIC MATTER ANDCONSIST OF A PARTICLES RANGING FROM 3/8" TO 2".2.FILTER SOCKS SHALL BE 3 OR 5 MIL CONTINUOUS, TUBULAR,HDPE 3/8" KNITTED MESH NETTING MATERIAL, FILLED WITHCOMPOST PASSING THE ABOVE SPECIFICATIONS FORCOMPOST PRODUCTS.INSTALLATION:3.FILTER SOCKS WILL BE PLACED ON A LEVEL LINE ACROSSSLOPES, GENERALLY PARALLEL TO THE BASE OF THESLOPE OR OTHER AFFECTED AREA. ON SLOPESAPPROACHING 2:1, ADDITIONAL SOCKS SHALL BE PROVIDEDAT THE TOP AND AS NEEDED MIDSLOPE.4.FILTER SOCKS INTENDED TO BE LEFT AS A PERMANENTFILTER OR PART OF THE NATURAL LANDSCAPE, SHALL BESEEDED AT THE TIME OF INSTALLATION FORESTABLISHMENT OF PERMANENT VEGETATION.5.FILTER SOCKS ARE NOT TO BE USED IN CONCENTRATEDFLOW SITUATIONS OR IN RUNOFF CHANNELS.MAINTENANCE:6.ROUTINELY INSPECT FILTER SOCKS AFTER EACHSIGNIFICANT RAIN, MAINTAINING FILTER SOCKS IN AFUNCTIONAL CONDITION AT ALL TIMES.7.REMOVE SEDIMENTS COLLECTED AT THE BASE OF THEFILTER SOCKS WHEN THEY REACH 1/3 OF THE EXPOSEDHEIGHT OF THE PRACTICE.8.WHERE THE FILTER SOCK DETERIORATES OR FAILS, IT WILLBE REPAIRED OR REPLACED WITH A MORE EFFECTIVEALTERNATIVE.9.REMOVAL – FILTER SOCKS WILL BE DISPERSED ON SITEWHEN NO LONGER REQUIRED IN SUCH AS WAY AS TOFACILITATE AND NOT OBSTRUCT SEEDINGS2"X2" WOODENSTAKE12" Ø FILTER SOCKFILTER SOCK DETAILN.T.S.TEMPORARY SEEDING & MULCHING FOR EROSION CONTROLSEED TYPEPER 1,000 SQ FTPER ACREPERENNIAL RYEGRASSTALL FESCUEANNUAL RYEGRASS1 POUND1 POUND1 POUND40 POUNDS40 POUNDS40 POUNDSSMALL GRAIN STRAW90 POUNDS2 TONSFERTILIZER6 POUNDS OF10-10-10 OR12-12-12250 POUNDS OF10-10-10 OR12-12-12NOTE: OTHER APPROVED SPECIES MAY BE SUBSTITUTEDMECHANICAL PROPERTIESTEST METHODUNITSMARVGRAB TENSILE STRENGTHASTM D 4632KN (LBS)1.62 (365) X 0.89 (200)GRAB TENSILE ELONGATIONASTM D 4632%24 X 10PUNCTURE STRENGTHASTM D 4833KN (LBS)0.40 (90)MULLEN BURST STRENGTHASTM D 3786KPA (PSI)3097 (450)TRAPEZOID TEAR STRENGTHASTM D 4533KN (LBS)0.51 (115) X 0.33 (75)UV RESISTENCEASTM D 4355%90APPARENT OPENING SIZEASTM D 4751MM (US STD SIEVE)0.425 (40)FLOW RATEASTM D 44911/MIN/M (GAL/MIN/FT )5907 (145)PERMITTIVITYASTM D 4491SEC 2.1-122SPECIFICATIONSDANDY SACK DETAILN.T.S.INSTALLATION: REMOVE THE GRATE FROM THE CATCH BASIN. IF USING OPTIONAL OIL ABSORBENTS, PLACEABSORBENT PILLOW IN POUCH ON BOTTOM OF THE UNIT. STAND THE GRATE ON END. MOVE THE TOP LIFTINGSTRAPS OUT OF THE WAY AND PLACE THE GRATE INTO THE DANDY SACK SO THAT THE GRATE IS BELOW THETOP STRAPS AND ABOVE THE LOWER STRAPS. HOLDING THE LIFTING STRAPS, INSERT THE GRATE INTO THEINLET.MAINTENANCE: REMOVE ALL ACCUMULATED SEDIMENT AND DEBRIS FROM THE VICINITY OF THE UNIT AFTEREACH STORM EVENT. AFTER STORM EVENT AND AT REGULAR INTERVALS, LOOK INTO DANDY SACK. IFCONTAINMENT AREA IS MORE THAN 13 FULL OF SEDIMENT, THE UNIT MUST BE EMPTIED. TO EMPTY UNIT, SIMPLYLIFT THE UNIT USING LIFTING STRAPS AND REMOVE THE GRATE. IF USING OPTIONAL OIL ABSORBENTS, REPLACEABSORBENT PILLOW WHEN NEAR SATURATION.STORM SEWER GRATELIFT STRAPSOPTIONALOVERFLOWPORTSDUMPINGSTRAPSSTORMINLETWATER LINE EXTENSION
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SCBEROSION CONTROL DETAILS2011FILTER BAG DETAILN.T.S.NOTICETHE PUMPING OR DIRECT DISCHARGE OF SEDIMENT-LADEN (MUDDY) WATER TO THE CITY'SSEWER SYSTEM OR A RECEIVING STREAM IS A VIOLATION OF OHIO EPA AND CITY OF DUBLINREGULATIONS.ALL INLET RECEIVING FLOW FROM RUNOFF, PUMPING ACTIVITIES, OR OTHER DIRECTDISCHARGES SHALL BE FITTED WITH AN INLET PROTECTION DEVICE THAT IS PROPERLYSIZED AND SECURED TO REDUCE THE DISCHARGE OF SEDIMENT INTO THE STORM SEWERSYSTEM AND RECEIVING STREAM. INLET PROTECTION IS REQUIRED ON ALL INLETSRECEIVING DISCHARGE REGARDLESS OF WHETHER OR NOT THE INLET IS TRIBUTARY TO ANYDOWNSTREAM EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROLS.DISCHARGE HOSES USED DURING PUMPING ACTIVITIES SHALL BE FITTED WITH SEDIMENTBAGS THAT ARE PROPERLY SIZED PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDLESSOF WHAT OTHER SEDIMENT CONTROLS ARE IN PLACE FURTHER DOWNSTREAM. SEDIMENTBAGS MUST BE PROPERLY SECURED TO THE DISCHARGE HOSE AND PLACED OVERVEGETATED AREAS, WHERE FEASIBLE, DURING DISCHARGE. SEE DETAIL BELOW OF ATYPICAL SEDIMENT BAG INSTALLATION.SUGGESTEDDISCHARGE SET-UPFOR PUMPINGMUDDY WATERMUDDYWATERINWATERPUMPFLOWPUMPDISCHARGEHOSETIE-DOWNSTRAPSEDIMENT BAG/DE-WATERING BAGDRAIN OVERVEGETATED AREA(WHERE POSSIBLE)TREE PROTECTION DETAILN.T.S.5'5'NOTES:1.PROTECT EXISTING TREES AND OTHERVEGETATION INDICATED TO REMAIN IN PLACEAGAINST UNNECESSARY CUTTING, BREAKINGOR SKINNING OF ROOTS, SKINNING ORBRUISING OF BARK, SMOTHERING OF TREES BYSTOCKPILING CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS OREXCAVATED MATERIALS WITHIN DRIP LINE,EXCESS FOOT OR VEHICULAR TRAFFIC, ORPARKING OF VEHICLES WITHIN DRIP LINE.PROVIDE TEMPORARY GUARDS TO PROTECTTREES AND AND VEGETATION TO BE LEFTSTANDING.2.TREE AND NATURAL PRESERVATION AREASHALL BE FENCED PRIOR TO BEGINNINGCLEARING OPERATIONS.3.FENCE SHALL BE PLACED AS SHOWN ON PLANSAND BEYOND THE DRIP LINE OR CANOPY OFTREES TO BE PROTECTED OR AS DIRECTED BYENGINEER.4.IF ANY CLEARING IS DONE AROUND SPECIMENTREES IT SHALL BE DONE BY CUTTING ATGROUND LEVEL WITH HAND HELD TOOLS ANDSHALL NOT BE GRUBBED OR PULLED OUT. NOCLEARING SHALL BE DONE IN BUFFER STRIPSOR OTHER PRESERVED FORESTED AREAS.5.NO FILLING OR STOCKPILING OF MATERIALSSHALL OCCUR WITHIN THE TREE PROTECTIONAREA, INCLUDING DEPOSITION OF SEDIMENT.6.MINIMIZE EXCAVATION OR TRENCHING WITHINTHE DRIP LINE OF THE TREE. ROUTE TRENCHESAROUND THE DRIP LINE OF TREES AS DIRECTEDBY ENGINEER.7.ROOTS 2 INCHES OR LARGER THAT ARESEVERED BY TRENCHING SHOULD BE SAWNOFF NEATLY IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE NEWGROWTH AND DISCOURAGE DECAY.8.SOIL EXCAVATED DURING TRENCHING SHALL BEPILED ON THE SIDE AWAY FROM THE TREE.9.ROOTS SHALL BE KEPT MOIST WHILE TRENCHESARE OPEN AND REFILLED IMMEDIATELY AFTERUTILITIES ARE INSTALLED OR REPAIRED.DRIP LINEDRIP LINEHIGH VISIBILTYPLASTIC MESHFENCINGWATER LINE EXTENSION
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2012EROSION CONTROL PLANWATER LINE EXTENSION
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SCB
2013EROSION CONTROL PLANWATER LINE EXTENSION
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DEF2014RIVERSIDE DRIVE
BEGIN TO STA. 14+00
SCBWATER LINE EXTENSION
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DEF2015RIVERSIDE DRIVE
STA. 14+00 TO STA. 18+00
SCBWATER LINE EXTENSION
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DEF2016RIVERSIDE DRIVE
STA. 18+00 TO STA. 22+50
SCBWATER LINE EXTENSION
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DEF2017RIVERSIDE DRIVE
STA. 22+50 TO STA. 27+50
SCBWATER LINE EXTENSION
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DEF2018RIVERSIDE DRIVE
STA. 130+50 TO STA. 135+50
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DEF2019RIVERSIDE DRIVE
STA. 135+50 TO END
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SCBDETAILS2020R/W3" Ø SCHEDULE 80PVC CONDUITEND CAPPROPOSED WATERMAIN LOCATION VARIES4' MINNOTES:1.3" SCH. 80 PVC CONDUIT SLEEVES SHALL BE DIRECTIONAL BORED UNDER RIVERSIDE DRIVE. PNEUMATICMETHODS OF DIRECTIONAL BORE ARE NOT PERMITTED.2.ALL BACKFILL SHALL BE ODOT ITEM 304, COMPACTED GRANULAR MATERIAL (NO SLAG) OR ODOT ITEM 613,TYPE 2.3.CONTRACTOR SHALL ADJUST ALL CASTINGS AND PLUGS TO BE FLUSH WITH FINAL GRADE.4.FRAMES AND COVERS SHALL BE HEAVY DUTY RATED.5.THIS DETAIL IS FOR PROVIDING 3" SLEEVES FOR FUTURE WATER SERVICES TO PROPERTIES ON THEOPPOSITE SIDE OF THE STREET FROM THE PROPOSED WATER MAIN.6.3" SLEEVES ARE NOT PROVIDED TO PROPERTIES WHERE THE PROPOSED WATER MAIN IS ADJACENT TO THEPROPERTY, EITHER UNDER PAVEMENT (WITHIN 6 FT FROM THE EDGE OF PAVEMENT) OR GRASS.7.SLEEVES UNDER RIVERSIDE DRIVE ARE PROVIDED FOR THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES:RIVERSIDE DRIVE704970757125 AND 1" WATER SERVICE TAP7195 AND 3/4" WATER SERVICE TAP745775017511752575758.PVC RISERS ARE PROVIDED TO ASSIST IN LOCATING THE SLEEVES FOR FUTURE WATER SERVICECONNECTIONS TO THE MAIN. AT TIME OF CONNECTION, THE RISERS SHALL BE REMOVED, THE EXISTINGPAVEMENT SHALL BE SAWCUT OVER THE WATER MAIN AND A PORTION OF THE SLEEVE REMOVED TO ALLOWFOR THE PROPOSED WATER SERVICE PIPING AND CORP STOP. ANY REMAINING SLEEVE WITHIN THEPAVEMENT THAT IS NOT USED FOR THE PROPOSED WATER SERVICE SHALL BE CAPPED AND ABANDONED INPLACE.PAVEMENTFINISH GRADE3" PVC THREADED PLUGFLUSH WITH GRADE3" WYE6.5'±VARIES3" WYEEND CAP3" PVC THREADEDPLUG FLUSH WITHGRADE℄R/WRIVERSIDE DRIVEEX. 24" SANEX. 8" FORCE MAINUTILITYEASEMENTPROP. STORMSEWER (19-011-CIP)PROP. SHARED USE-PATH(19-011-CIP)WATER LINE EXTENSION
AREA 4A PHASE 2 EX. 4" GAS18" MIN.12" MIN.12" MIN.12" MIN.RIVERSIDE DRIVEWATER SERVICE AND 3" SLEEVE DETAILNOT TO SCALE