RICHFIELD CITY CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS

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1 CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS REVISED OCTOBER 2015 Jones & DeMille Engineering, Inc. [ ] 1535 South 100 West Richfield, UT Ph Fax South Highway 10 Price, UT Ph Fax

2 CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS The following standards shall apply to the design and construction of public works improvements for subdivisions and other developments within the Richfield City limits. A. Current (2007) edition of the Manual of Standard Specifications published by the Utah Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) with the following modifications: 1. Current amendments published by the Utah Chapter of the APWA. 2. References to OWNER shall mean Richfield City and references to ENGINEER shall mean Richfield City s engineer. 3. Delete Document General Conditions. 4. Delete Section Summary of Work. 5. Delete Section Value Analysis. 6. Modify Section Product Options and Substitutions as follows: a) Article 1.1 Section Includes delete paragraph B. b) Article 1.2 Definitions delete paragraph B and its subparagraphs, and replace with the following: No substitutions are allowed. c) Delete Articles 1.3 through Delete Section Contract Modification Procedure. 8. Delete Section Payment Procedure. 9. Modify Section Preconstruction Conference as follows: a) Article 1.2 Preconstruction Conference, paragraph B delete subparagraphs 2 and 4. b) Article 1.2 Preconstruction Conference, paragraph C delete subparagraph 3 and delete and Change Orders at end of subparagraph Delete Section Partnering. 11. Delete Section Progress Schedule and replace with Supplemental Specification indicated below. 12. Modify Section Acceptance as follows: a) Article 1.3 Acceptance add paragraph E as follows: Acceptance testing will govern over quality control testing performed by Contractor. Acceptance testing does not relieve Contractor of responsibility for providing adequate quality control measures. 13. Modify Section Resident Superintendent as follows: a) Article 1.2 Qualifications delete paragraph D. 14. Modify Section Quality Control as follows: a) Part 1 General add article 1.8 as follows: 1.8 COORDINATE CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS A. Supplementary documents are essential parts of the construction standards and requirements occurring in one are binding as though occurring in all. Richfield City 1 Construction Standards

3 B. Governing ranking in case of discrepancy is: 1. Information: a. Project Construction Drawings and Specifications b. Supplemental Specifications c. Supplemental Drawings d. APWA Standard Specifications e. APWA Standard Drawings 2. Dimensions: a. Plan b. Calculated c. Scaled C. Notify Owner and Engineer promptly of any omissions or errors in contract so that necessary corrections and interpretations can be made. 15. Modify Section Traffic Control as follows: a) Article 1.3 Submittals change paragraph A to read as follows: Traffic control plan at least 10 days prior to starting work. b) Article 2.1 Pavement Markings, Signs, Barricades change paragraph A to read as follows: MUTCD. 16. Delete Section Owner-Furnished Products. 17. Modify Section Closeout Procedures as follows: a) Article 1.5 Closeout Submittals, paragraph C delete reference to Document b) Article 1.5 Closeout Submittals - delete paragraph D. 18. Modify Section Concrete Testing as follows: a) Article 1.6 Acceptance delete subparagraph B.2. b) Article 3.2 Cast-in-Place Products delete paragraph D. and H. 19. Modify Section Electrical Boxes and Fittings as follows: a) Article 2.3 Junction and Pull Boxes delete paragraph B and replace with the following: Buried Type: Polymer concrete box in accordance with ASTM C857, ASTM G154, ASTM D635 and ASTM D570. Coatings not required. Minimum size 15 inch wide by 25 inch long by 24 inch depth. 20. Modify Section Motor Controller as follows: a) Article 1.1 Section Includes, paragraph B add subparagraph 5 as follows: Variable-frequency drives. b) Part 2 Products add article 2.7 as follows: 2.7 Variable-Frequency Drives: A. Variable-frequency drive (VFD), single-phase or threephase, to adequately start and run motor. B. Provide main breaker, motor overload protection, overvoltage protection, and surge protection. C. Provide Hand-Off-Auto selector switch on cover with green pilot light for run indicator. VFD shall be programmed for all desired pump controls. D. Provide adequate ventilation for VFD case. Richfield City 2 Construction Standards

4 21. Modify Section Paving Asphalt as follows: a) Part 2 Products delete article Modify Section Asphalt Concrete as follows: a) Article 2.1 Paving Asphalt delete paragraph A and replace with the following: Asphalt: Performance graded asphalt binder in accordance with Section b) Article 2.4 Mix Design, paragraph A, - delete subparagraph 1.a and replace with the following: PG58-22: Light traffic pavement. c) Article 2.4 Mix Design, paragraph A, - delete subparagraph 1.b and replace with the following: PG58-22 or PG 64-34: Medium traffic pavement. 23. Delete Section Superpave. 24. Modify Section Copper Pipe as follows: a) Article 2.2 Connections, paragraph A delete Flared. 25. Modify Section Ductile Iron Pipe as follows: a) Article 2.1 Pipe and Fittings, paragraph A delete subparagraph 6. b) Article 2.2 Coverings, paragraph A delete and replace with the following: Buried Mechanical Joints: In areas with high water table, use stainless steel bolts and nuts. 26. Modify Section Polyethylene Pipe as follows: a) Article 2.1 Smooth Wall Pipe Systems - add paragraph E as follows: E. High density polyethylene pipe, in accordance with NSF-14 and AWWA C Iron Pipe Size: ASTM D2239, ¾ and 1 inch services. 2. Copper Tub Size: ASTM D2737, 1.5 and 2 inch services. 3. Working Pressure: 200 pounds per square inch. 4. Color: Blue. 5. Fittings: Bronze, compression fittings. 27. Modify Section Polyvinyl Chloride Pipe as follows: a) Article 2.2 Pressure Pipe Systems, paragraph A delete and replace with the following: Pipe: Conform to AWWA C900, pressure class 235 psi, DR Modify Section Backfilling Trenches as follows: a) Article 2.1 Backfill Materials add paragraph E as follows: If native material obtained from excavations is unsuitable for bedding or pipe zone materials and if trench bottom is unsuitable to support pipe, import granular borrow. b) Article 3.4 Trench above Pipe Zone, paragraph D add the following: For sewer lines, install identification tape two feet above top of pipe. c) Article 3.6 Compaction, paragraph A change subparagraphs 1 and 2, and add 3 through 5 as follows: 1. A-1 soils: Use Modified Proctor Density. 2. Other soils: Use Standard Proctor Density. Richfield City 3 Construction Standards

5 3. 96 percent or greater for bedding and pipe zone materials percent for backfill of trenches in traveled areas percent for backfill of trenched in non-traveled areas. 29. Modify Section Trenchless Utility Installation as follows: a) Add Article 2.4 Casing Spaces with paragraph A as follows: Casing Spacers: Polyethylene, 8 inches minimum length and heights as needed to fit casing. b) Article 3.4 Pipe Support in Casing Tunnel, paragraph A delete and replace with the following: Install casing spacers per manufacturer s recommendations and as follow. Place casing spacers on each side of pipe joint with distance not to exceed 2 feet. Place casing spacers at intervals not to exceed 8 feet. c) Article 3.4 Pipe Support in Casing Tunnel, paragraph B delete and replace with the following: Install cover over end of casing to prevent backfill material from entering casing. 30. Modify Section Commissioning of Water Utilities as follows: a) Article 3.6 Pipe Testing Schedule, paragraph F delete subparagraph Modify Section Water Distribution and Transmission as follows: a) Article 1.3 Performance Requirements, paragraph A delete subparagraphs 1 and 2 and replace with the following: 1. Main Lines: 36 inches minimum and 48 inches maximum. 2. Service lines: 30 inches minimum and 36 inches maximum. b) Article 2.6 Tapping Saddles, paragraph A add the following: Provide nylon coated saddle with full support around pipe circumference and 2 inch minimum bearing width. Do not use u-bolt type strap or type with lugs which dig into pipe. c) Article 2.7 Service Connection, paragraph A add the following: Do not use flared fittings. d) Article 2.7 Service Connection, add paragraph B as follows: Polyethylene pipe; Section with compression fittings in accordance with AWWA C800. e) Article 2.8 Accessories, paragraph A add the following: In areas with high water table, use stainless steel bolts and nuts. f) Article 2.8 Accessories add paragraph H as follows: Tracer Wire: 14 AWG solid, Type UF, copper conductor with PVC insulation, suitable for direct burial and rated for 600 volts. Blue colored insulation to meet color code standard for identification of buried utilities. For splices, use direct bury, waterproof wire connector. g) Article 3.4 Installation Pipe and Fitting, paragraph A delete subparagraph 2. h) Article 3.4 Installation Pipe and Fitting delete paragraph H and replace with the following: Tracer Wire: Install tracer wire continuous below spring line of pipe. Install tracer wire with PVC main lines, PVC fire hydrant lines and polyethylene service lines. Wrap tracer wire around fire hydrant above ground, extend loop to top of valve boxes, and wrap around meter setter. Where there is existing tracer wire, connect new tracer wire Richfield City 4 Construction Standards

6 to existing tracer wire. If splices are required, make watertight connections. i) Article 3.6 Installation Valves and Valve Boxes, paragraph A delete subparagraph 4. j) Article 3.7 Installation Taps delete paragraph E and replace with the following: In areas with high water table, use stainless steel bolts and nuts. k) Article 3.8 Installation Service Lines, paragraph B delete subparagraph 5 and replace with the following: For copper- to- copper connections use brass compression coupling. l) Article 3.9 Installation Water Main Loop (Syphon) delete paragraph D. m) Article 3.10 Backfilling, paragraph A, subparagraph 1 delete reference to brass wedge installations. 32. Modify Section Water Valves as follows: a) Article 2.1 Valves General, paragraph A, subparagraph 2 delete first sentence and replace with the following: Use mechanical joint ends unless indicated otherwise. b) Article 2.1 Valves General add paragraph I as follows: In areas with high water table, provide stainless steel bolts for bolts on valves exposed to soil. 33. Modify Section Hydrants as follows: a) Article 2.1 Dry-Barrel Fire Hydrant, paragraph A add subparagraph 11 as follows: In areas with high water table, provide stainless steel bolts for bolts on hydrants exposed to soil. b) Article 2.2 Pipe and Fittings, paragraph A add the following: In areas with high water table, use stainless steel bolts and nuts. c) Article 3.2 Installation delete paragraph B and replace with the following: Install so bottom of hydrant base flange is 4 to 6 inches above finish grade. d) Article 3.2 Installation delete paragraph F. 34. Modify Section Water Meter as follows: a) Article 2.3 Service Line, Valves, and Fittings, paragraph C add the following: Provide 15 inch height with ball valve inlet and dual check valve outlet. b) Article 2.3 Service Line, Valves, and Fittings - delete paragraph E and replace with the following: Provide bypass for 1.5 and 2 inch meters. 35. Modify Section Disinfection as follows: a) Article 3.2 Disinfection of Water Lines, paragraph D add the following: Take sample from every 1,200 feet of pipe line and every branch. 36. Modify Section Sanitary Sewerage Systems as follows: a) Article 2.3 Manholes delete paragraph B and replace with the following: Steps: Fiberglass or steel encased by copolymer polypropylene, placed at 12 inches on center vertically, set into manhole wall. b) Article 2.3 Manholes delete paragraph C and replace with the following: Tope: Eccentric cone. Eccentric flat slab concrete deck allowed only with ENGINEER S permission. Richfield City 5 Construction Standards

7 c) Article 3.3 Installation Manholes, paragraph D replace 1/2 inch with ¼ inch. 37. Modify Section Storm Drainage Systems as follows: a) Article 2.5 Cleanouts and Manholes delete paragraph B and replace with the following: Steps: Fiberglass or steel encased by copolymer polypropylene, placed at 12 inches on center vertically, set into manhole wall. b) Article 2.5 Cleanouts and Manholes delete paragraph C and replace with the following: Tope: Eccentric cone. Eccentric flat slab concrete deck allowed only with ENGINEER S permission. c) Article 2.6 Inlets and Catch Basins, paragraph B add subparagraph 3 as follows: Provide bicycle safe grate. B. Current (2007) edition of the Manual of Standard Plans published by the Utah Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) with the following modifications: 1. Current amendments published by the Utah Chapter of the APWA. 2. Delete Plan No Refer to supplemental drawing S-131 and S Delete Plan No. 211 and 213. Refer to supplemental drawing S Delete Plan No. 215, 216 and 221. Refer to supplemental drawing S-151 and S Delete Plan No. 255 and 256. Refer to supplemental drawing S-182 and S Delete Plan No. 271, 272, 274, and Delete Plan No. 341, 345, 360, 361, 362 and Modify Plan No. 382 as follows: a) Note 1B; subparagraph 1 change lift thickness to not exceed 6 inches. b) Note 2; - refer to supplemental drawing S-181 for pipe zone width. c) Delete note Modify Plan No. 402 as follows: a) Delete dust pan. b) Note 6; locking devices are not required unless indicated otherwise. 10. Delete Plan No. 411, 412, 413, and Delete Plan No Delete Plan No Refer to supplemental drawing S Delete Plan No Refer to supplemental drawing S Delete Plan No Refer to supplemental drawing S Delete Plan No. 523 and 525. Refer to supplemental drawing S Delete Plan No Refer to supplemental drawing S Delete Plan No. 551 and Delete Plan No. 561 and 562. Refer to supplemental drawing S-421, 422 and Delete Plan No Refer to supplemental drawing S Delete Plan No. 575 and Plan No. 710 through 742; these plans are superseded by and supplemental to Rocky Mountain Power requirements and Richfield City Residential Subdivision Street lighting Standard and Commercial Street Lighting Standard. Richfield City 6 Construction Standards

8 C. Supplemental Specifications (see attachments): 1. Section (S) Progress Schedule D. Supplemental Drawings (see attachments): 1. S-101 Street Section 100 Width 2. S-102 Street Section - 90' Width 3. S-103 Street Section - 80' Width (No On-Street Parking) 4. S-104 Street Section - 80' Width (With On-Street Parking) 5. S-105 Street Section - 66' Width (With On-Street Parking) 6. S-106 Street Section - 66' Width (No On-Street Parking) 7. S-107 Street Section - 60' Width 8. S-108 Street Section - 50' Width 9. S-121 Standard Cul-De-Sac Detail 10. S-122 Temporary Turnaround At End Of Subdivision Phases 11. S-123 Standard Intersection, Utility & Signing Location Detail (w/ No Planter Strip) 12. S-124 Standard Intersection, Utility & Signing Location Detail (w/ Planter Strip) 13. S-131 Type B1 Curb & Gutter Detail 14. S-132 Type B2 Curb & Gutter Detail (Water Bearing) 15. S-133 Curb & Gutter Tapered End Detail 16. S-134 Concrete Cross Gutter Detail 17. S-141 Concrete Sidewalk Against Curb 18. S-142 Concrete Sidewalk With Planter Strip 19. S-151 Drive Depression & Transition Details 20. S-152 Drive Depression & Transition Details 21. S-161 Corner Curb Ramp (W/ Out Planter Strip) 22. S-162 Corner Curb Ramp (W/ Planter Strip) 23. S-163 Perpendicular Curb Ramp Detail (W/ Planter Strip) 24. S-164 Perpendicular Curb Ramp Detail 25. S-165 Parallel Curb Ramp Detail 26. S-166 Detectable Warning Surface & Slope Table 27. S-171 Standard Concrete Joints 28. S-172 Standard Pavement Edge Detail 29. S-173 Standard Expansion Joint Around Objects 30. S-181 Standard Utility Trench Detail 31. S-182 Utility Trench With Flowable Fill (Not Used) 32. S-183 Standard Roadway Repair Detail 33. S-184 Standard Street Sign & Post Detail 34. S-185 Standard Stop Sign & Post Detail 35. S-186 Standard Manhole Concrete Collar Detail 36. S-187 Standard Valve Concrete Collar Detail 37. S-211 Residential Subdivision Street Lighting Standard 38. S-212 Commercial Street Lighting Standard 39. S-301 Standard Sewer Manhole Detail 40. S-302 Standard Sewer Drop Manhole Detail Richfield City 7 Construction Standards

9 41. S-303 Standard Sewer Service Connection Detail 42. S-304 Standard Sewer Cleanout Detail 43. S-311 Standard Utility Line Crossing Detail 44. S-351 Standard Catch Basin Detail 45. S-352 Standard Junction Box Detail 46. S-353 Standard Storm Drain Manhole Detail 47. S-354 Standard Dry Well Detail 48. S-401 Standard Fire Hydrant Detail 49. S-402 Standard Gate Valve Detail 50. S-403 Meter Box Detail (3/4" To 1" Meters) 51. S-404 Meter Box Detail (1 ½ To 2 Meters) 52. S-405 Meter Box Detail (3" To 6" Meters) 53. S-406 Standard Water Service Connection Detail 54. S-421 Standard Thrust Blocks 55. S-422 Standard Thrust Blocks (Con't) 56. S-423 Standard Restrained Joints E. Subdivision Development Agreement The Developer shall execute Richfield City s Subdivision Development Agreement prior to starting work. (See attachment.) F. Guidance for Selection of Construction Materials The following is a list of typical construction materials for public works projects. This list is not comprehensive. Projects may vary in scope, and engineering judgment should be used to select materials for construction. Consult with Richfield City s staff and engineer during project design. 1. Plant-Mix Asphalt Paving: a) Asphalt: For residential traffic areas use PG58-22 and for commercial, industrial or other heavy truck traffic areas use PG b) Aggregate: ½ inch maximum gradation (DM-1/2) or ¾ inch (DM-3/4) for commercial, industrial or heavy truck areas. c) Mix Design: Marshall Method. 2. Culinary Water: a) Main Lines: Ductile Iron or AWWA C900 PVC. b) Service Lines: Copper or high density polyethylene. 3. Sewer: a) Mains and Service Lines: PVC. b) Manholes: Precast concrete at 250 feet spacing. 4. Pipe Culverts: corrugated steel with zinc coating. 5. Storm Drain: a) Pipe: PVC or corrugated polyethylene with smooth interior. b) Inlet and Junction Structures: Cast-in-place or precast concrete. c) Manholes: Precast concrete. Richfield City 8 Construction Standards

10 G. Encroachment Permit: Prior to cutting any paved street, the developer shall obtain an encroachment permit from Richfield City. The street shall be repaired in accordance with Richfield City s Construction Standards. At the completion of the construction work, the street repair shall be inspected and accepted by Richfield City. Unacceptable work shall be corrected by the developer. (See attached Roadway/Right-of-Way Encroachment Permit.) Richfield City 9 Construction Standards

11 SUPPLEMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS

12 SECTION (S) PROGRESS SCHEDULE PART 1 GENERAL 1.1 SECTION INCLUDES A. Requirements for preparing and submitting construction progress schedule. 1.2 TYPE OF SCHEDULE A. CONTRACTOR s choice. 1.3 SUBMITTALS A. Prior to construction, submit preliminary progress schedule. B. During construction submit: 1. Updated progress schedule on monthly basis. 2. Promptly deliver to ENGINEER and OWNER. 1.4 CONTENT OF SCHEDULE A. Title Block: show on each page: 1. Project title and CONTRACTOR s name. 2. Date of submittal, revision number, and page number. 3. Legend of symbols, codes and abbreviations. B. Activities: Show complete sequence of construction activity networks with starting and ending time for all activities, in no less than weekly divisions. Provide complete sequence of construction by activity. PART 2 PRODUCTS Not Used. PART 3 EXECUTION Not Used. END OF SECTION Richfield City (S) Progress Schedule Supplemental Specification ( ) Page 1

13 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAWINGS

14 Richfield City Supplemental Drawings SECTION Roadwork & Miscellaneous S-101 STREET SECTION - 100' WIDTH S-102 STREET SECTION - 90' WIDTH S-103 STREET SECTION - 80' WIDTH (No On-Street Parking) S-104 STREET SECTION - 80' WIDTH (With On-Street Parking) S-105 STREET SECTION - 66' WIDTH (With On-Street Parking) S-106 STREET SECTION - 66' WIDTH (No On-Street Parking) S-107 STREET SECTION - 60' WIDTH S-108 STREET SECTION - 50' WIDTH S-121 STANDARD CUL-DE-SAC DETAIL S-122 TEMPORARY TURNAROUND AT END OF SUBDIVISION PHASES S-123 STANDARD INTERSECTION, UTILITY & SIGNING LOCATION DETAIL (w/ NO PLANTER STRIP) S-124 STANDARD INTERSECTION, UTILITY & SIGNING LOCATION DETAIL (w/ PLANTER STRIP) S-131 TYPE B1 CURB & GUTTER DETAIL S-132 TYPE B2 CURB & GUTTER DETAIL (WATER BEARING) S-133 CURB & GUTTER TAPERED END DETAIL S-134 CONCRETE CROSS GUTTER DETAIL S-141 CONCRETE SIDEWALK AGAINST CURB S-142 CONCRETE SIDEWALK WITH PLANTER STRIP S-151 DRIVE DEPRESSION & TRANSITION DETAILS S-152 DRIVE DEPRESSION & TRANSITION DETAILS S-161 CORNER CURB RAMP (w/ OUT PLANTER STRIP) S-162 CORNER CURB RAMP (w/ PLANTER STRIP) S-163 PERPENDICULAR CURB RAMP DETAIL (w/ PLANTER STRIP) S-164 PERPENDICULAR CURB RAMP DETAIL S-165 PARALLEL CURB RAMP DETAIL S-166 DETECTABLE WARNING SURFACE & SLOPE TABLE S-171 STANDARD CONCRETE JOINTS S-172 STANDARD PAVEMENT EDGE DETAIL S-173 STANDARD EXPANSION JOINT AROUND OBJECTS S-181 STANDARD UTILITY TRENCH DETAIL S-182 N/A S-183 STANDARD ROADWAY REPAIR DETAIL S-184 STANDARD STREET SIGN & POST DETAIL S-185 STANDARD STOP SIGN & POST DETAIL S-186 STANDARD MANHOLE CONCRETE COLLAR DETAIL S-187 STANDARD VALVE CONCRETE COLLAR DETAIL

15 SECTION Street Lighting S-211 RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION STREET LIGHTING STANDARD & FEES S-212 COMMERCIAL STREET LIGHTING STANDARD & FEES SECTION 300 Sewer SANITARY S-301 STANDARD SEWER MANHOLE DETAIL S-302 STANDARD SEWER DROP MANHOLE DETAIL S-303 STANDARD SEWER SERVICE CONNECTION DETAIL S-304 STANDARD SEWER CLEANOUT DETAIL S-311 STANDARD UTILITY LINE CROSSING DETAIL STORM S-351 STANDARD CATCH BASIN DETAIL S-352 STANDARD JUNCTION BOX DETAIL S-353 STANDARD STORM DRAIN MANHOLE DETAIL S-354 STANDARD DRY WELL DETAIL SECTION 400 Water CULINARY S-401 STANDARD FIRE HYDRANT DETAIL S-402 STANDARD GATE VALVE DETAIL S-403 METER BOX DETAIL (3/4" TO 1" METERS) S-404 METER BOX DETAIL (1 ½ TO 2 METERS) S-405 METER BOX DETAIL (3" TO 6" METERS) S-406 STANDARD WATER SERVICE CONNECTION DETAIL S-421 STANDARD THRUST BLOCKS S-422 STANDARD THRUST BLOCKS (CON'T) S-423 STANDARD RESTRAINED JOINTS

16 ROADWORK & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: J.D.B PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-101 UPDATE: 3/29/2010 S-101

17 ROADWORK & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: J.D.B PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-102 UPDATE: 4/2/2010 S-102

18 ROADWORK & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: J.D.B PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-103 UPDATE: 3/29/2010 S-103

19 ROADWORK & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: J.D.B PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-104 UPDATE: 3/29/2010 S-104

20 ROADWORK & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: J.D.B PEN PROJECT: TBL: _1stndrd-ir2800.ctb CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-105 UPDATE: 1/19/2010 S-105

21 ROADWORK & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: J.D.B PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-106 UPDATE: 6/24/2014 S-106

22 ROADWORK & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: J.D.B PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-107 UPDATE: 6/25/2014 S-107

23 ROADWORK & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: J.D.B PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-108 UPDATE: 6/25/2014 S-108

24 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-121 UPDATE: 5/22/2014 S-121

25 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: LG/KC PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-122 UPDATE: 5/23/2014 S-122

26 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-123 UPDATE: 5/21/2010 S-123

27 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-124 UPDATE: 5/21/2010 S-124

28 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-131 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-131

29 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-132 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-132

30 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: J.F.S FILE: S-133 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-133

31 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-134 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-134

32 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-141 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-141

33 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-142 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-142

34 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN PROJECT: TBL: _1stndrd-ir2800.ctb CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-151 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-151

35 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-152 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-152

36 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-161 UPDATE: 3/29/2010 S-161

37 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-162 UPDATE: 5/22/2014 S-162

38 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-163 UPDATE: 4/2/2010 S-163

39 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-164 UPDATE: 4/2/2010 S-164

40 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-165 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-165

41 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-166 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-166

42 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-171 UPDATE: 5/21/2010 S-171

43 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-172 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-172

44 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-173 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-173

45 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-181 UPDATE: 10/2/2015 S-181

46 STANDARD DETAIL ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-183 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-183

47 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: LG/KC PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-184 UPDATE: 5/22/2014 S-184

48 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-185 UPDATE: 5/22/2014 S-185

49 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-186 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-186

50 ROADWAY & MISCELLANEOUS DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-187 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-187

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53 SEWER - SANITARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: J.F.S FILE: S-301 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-301

54 SEWER - SANITARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: J.F.S FILE: S-302 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-302

55 SEWER - SANITARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-303 UPDATE: 5/22/2014 S-303

56 SEWER - SANITARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-304 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-304

57 SEWER - SANITARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: J.F.S FILE: S-311 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-311

58 STORM - SEWER DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-351 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-351

59 SEWER - STORM DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-352 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-352

60 SEWER - STORM DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: J.F.S FILE: S-353 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-353

61 SEWER - STORM DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: J.F.S FILE: S-354 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-354

62 WATER - CULINARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: J.F.S FILE: S-401 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-401

63 WATER - CULINARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-402 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-402

64 WATER - CULINARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: B.R.B FILE: S-403 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-403

65 WATER - CULINARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-404 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-404

66 WATER - CULINARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-405 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-405

67 WATER - CULINARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-406 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-406

68 WATER - CULINARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-421 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-421

69 WATER - CULINARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-422 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-422

70 WATER - CULINARY DRAWN: L.G PEN CHECK: T.M.J FILE: S-423 UPDATE: 3/26/2010 S-423

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