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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 6 MIN DSGN STDS 01-19-81DATE: JANUARY 9, 1981 (DONSEiNlT C~T .I~]DAR NO. 6 1-19,-81 Inter- Corn TO: DAN BLANKENSHIP, CITY ADMINISTRATOR FROM: DALE WICK, ASSISTANT CITY ENGINEER SUBJ£CT: REVISIONS TO CITY OF TUSTIN'S "MINIMUM DESIGN STANDARDS FOR PUBLIC WORKS IMPROVEMENTS" With the City purchase of the Tustin Water Works, it has now become the responsibility of the Engineering Division to establish water system design standards and requirements for new developments. Previously, our design standards basically said that the water system shall be constructed as required by Tustin Water Works. Staff has revised Section 8 "Domestic Water System" of subject design standards to spell out in detail what is required. The revisions to Section 8 have been reviewed by the Orange County Fire Department and Earl Rowenhorst and their suggestions have been incorporated. Subject design standards were adopted by City Council Resolution No. 75-23 on May 19, 1975. Since that time, there have been minor revisions to the standard detail drawings and two new details covering sewer connections have been added ISTD. NO.126A and 126B). Therefor, it apppears that the subject minimum design standards should be re-adopted with the latest revisions to Section 8 and revisions and additions to the standard detail drawings. Attached is the resolution for amending said design standards which are attached as exhibit "A". RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that the Tustin City Council, at its meeting of Jan. 19, 1981, adopt the attached resolution amendin9 the Public Works improvement standards as contained in the handbook for planning, zoning and development. ASSISTANT CITY ENGINEER DAW:db cc: City Clerk City Attorney Attachment RESOLUTION NO. 81-4 3 4 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA, AHENDING THE PUBLIC WORKS IMPROVEHENT STANDARDS AS CONTAINED IN THE HANDBOOK FOR PLANNING, ZONING AND DEVELOPMENT The City Council of the City of Tustin, California does hereby resolve as follows: 1. The City Council on May 7, 1973, did adopt by resolution No. 73-35, development standards and guidelines for planning, zoning and development (Policy 30-4). 8 2. 9 10 3. 11 12 15 14 Tustin, California, held on the The City Council on May 19, 1975, amended appendix "C" to said guidelines for planning, zoning and development by adoption of resolution No. 75-23. Said appendix "C", of said guidelines for planning, zoning and development is hereby amended by the adoption of "Hinimum Design Standards for Public Works Improvements Constructed Within Public Rights-Of-Way or Improvements to be Maintained with Public Funds" as contained in exhibit "A" attached and a part hereof. PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of day of , 1981. 15 16 17 MAYOR 19 2O 21' 22 ATTEST: CITY CLERK 23 24 25 26 27 28 -- 29 Resolution No. Exhibit "A" CITY OF TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA MINIMUM DESIGN STANDARDS FOR PUBLIC WORKS II~PROVENENTS CONSTRUCTED WITHIN PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY OR IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MAINTAINED WITH PUBLIC FUNDS APPENDIX "C" CITY OF TUSTIN MINIMUM DESIGN STANDARDS FOR PUBLIC WORKS AND STREET IMPROVEMENTS Ail improvement work required herein is to be performed and materials furnished by the developer at his expense unless noted otherwise and shall be performed and furnished in the strict accordance with the applicable portions of the latest edition of the State of Calif. Business and Transportation Agency, Dept. of Transportation "STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS" and with the City of Tustin "STREET IMPROVEMENT STANDARDS" and with the following supplemental minimum design standards: INDEX SUBJECT SECTION NO. PAGE Curbs & gutters, cross gutters & spandrels, sidewalks & drive aprons .......... 1. Street sections, design widths, cul-de-sacs Street name signing, traffic control signs, signalization Street lighting Parkway tree planting Storm drains and design details Sanitary sewers Domestic water system Survey monuments 11 Street Improvement Standards ......................... 10. 12 -1- SECTION 1. CURBS AND GUTTERS - CROSS GUTTERS AND SPANDRELS - SIDEWALKS AND DRIVE APRONS 1.1 Ail streets shall have monolithic concrete curbs and gutters either type A-2 or type D constructed per Street Improvement Standard No. 103. The type shall be as specified by the City Engineer. All curbs and gutters shall be constructed with a minimum grade of 0.40%. Any deviation from this minimum grade requirement will require the approval of the City Engineer. Such deviation will be permitted only when engineering back up data is submitted to prove that the minimum 0.40% grade is not possible. On-site grade and import fill costs will not be considered a valid reason for reducing this minimum grade requirement. 1.2 Concrete cross gutters and spandrels shall be constructed per Street Improvement Standard No. 107, where required by the City Engineer. All cross gutters shall have a minimum grade of 1.00%. Any deviation from this minimum grade requirement will require the approval of the City Engineer. Such deviation will be permitted only when engineering back up data is submitted to prove that the minimum 1.00% grade is not possible. 1.3 Ail streets shall have concrete sidewalks constructed per Street Improvement Standard No. 104, with a minimum cross slope of 1/4" per foot. 1.4 Driveway aprons shall be constructed per Street Improvement Standard No. 10SA, 108B, 108C, or 108D. The standard used shall be as required depending on type of development or as specified by the City Engineer. SECTION 2. STREET STRUCTURAL SECTIONS - DESIGN WIDTHS - CUL-DE-SACS 2.1 Ail streets shall have a minimum pavement section as determined by "R" value and traffic index study based on a 20 year life. Such study shall be made by the City or its Agent at no cost to the developer. 2.2 Streets shall be constructed to the widths and as detailed per Street Improvement Standard No. 101 for arterial highways and Standard No. 102 for local streets. 2.3 Curb radii shall be 35' to curb face when at least one intersecting street is an arterial highway per the City of Tustin adopted Arterial Highway System and 25' to curb face at intersecting local streets. 2.4. Cul-de-sacs for residential areas shall be designed per Street Improvement Standard No. 105A. The maximum length of residential cul-de-sac streets shall be 500',as measured along the center- line of the cul-de-sac street, from the nearest intersecting street centerline to the cul-de-sac radius point. 2.5 Cul-de-sacs for industrial and commercial areas shall be designed per Street Improvement Standard No. 105B. The maximum length of industrial and commercial cul-de-sac streets shall be 1000', as measured along the centerline of the cul- de-sac street, from the nearest intersecting street centerline to the cul-de-sac radius point. SECTION 3. STREET NAME SIGNING - TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS - SIGNALIZATION 3.1 Street name signs shall be erected at all intersections, per Street Improvement Standard No. 117, at the location designated by the City Engineer. 3.2 Traffic control signing shall include intersection stop signs, speed limit signs, parking restriction signs, miscellaneous traffic control signs and traffic striping. Said signs shall be per State of California and Department of Transportation standards and shall be erected within the development where designated by the City Engineer. Traffic striping and painted legends shall be done as and where directed by the City Engineer after completion of all sealcoating. 3.3 Traffic signals will be required to be constructed where deemed necessary by the City Engineer as determined by traffic warrants or predicted traffic warrants. If the configuration or traffic created by the new development is such as to require modification of an existing traffic signal, such modification shall be the responsibility of the developer. SECTION 4. STREET LIGHTING 4.1 Ail developments will be required to annex to the Tustin Lighting District. Proof of annexation to said District will be required before final approval or occupancy of the develop- ment will be granted. 4.2 Ail developments shall have a street lighting system installed on "marbelite" poles served by underground conduit. Said street lighting system shall be installed per these minimum design standards and the standards of the Tustin Lighting District and the Southern California Edison Company, and as approved by the City Engineer. 4.3 The following suggested lighting systems for the various classes of streets are to be used as minimum requirements for adequate street lighting. The City Engineer may, where deemed necessary, increase these requirements. These systems may be varied to fit local conditions to the extent that the minimum average lumens per square foot of street surface thus derived is not less than the amount attained using the following systems for each street classification: -3- (a) Local Single Family Residential Street: 7,000 lumen mercury vapor lamps, with 22' mounting height on 6' arms spaced at 200 feet along one side of the street. (b) Local Multiple Family Residential Streets and Residential Collector Type Streets: 7,000 lumen mercury vapor lamps with 28' mounting height on 6' arms spaced at 400 feet along both sides of the street. (The lights to be staggered from side to side along the street, thus the spacing between lights is 200 feet.) (c) Commercial and Industrial Local Streets, Commercial and Industrial Collector Streets and Secondary Arterial Highways: 20,000 lumen mercury vapor lamps with 30' mounting height on 8' arms, spaced at 240' along both sides of the streets. (The lights to be staggered from side to side, thus spacing between lights is 120 feet.) Major and Primary Arterial Highways shall receive special design consideration to provide a minimum average of lumens per square foot of street surface or average foot candles of 1.5 as defined in the latest edition of the "American Standard Practice for Street and Highway Lighting" as adopted by the American Standards Association and as sponsored by the Illuminating Engineering Society. (e) Street intersections shall receive special consideration to the extent that at least one light standard shall be placed at each street intersection. However, at inter- sections where crosswalks are likely to be established, at least two light standards shall be required and placed in such locations as to effectively illuminate the cross- walks. (f) The following situations shall also receive special con- sideration to the extent that additional lighting will be required: Railroad grade crossings, alleys, bridges, overpasses, viaducts, plazas or traffic circles, underpasses, tunnels, and highway interchanges. (g) Luminaries and lamps shall be approved by the City Engineer. SECTION 5. PARKWAY TREE PLANTING 5.1 The developer shall pay a parkway tree planting fee as prescribed by City Ordinance. Said fee shall cover the cost of the City furnishing and planting the trees and maintaining them for one year. 5.2, The fee per parkway tree shall be based on a minimum tree spacing of 40 feet on center in industrial, commercial and multiple family developments and at least one parkway tree per lot for single family residential developments. SECTION 6. STORM DRAINS AND DESIGN DETAILS 6.1 A storm drainage system shall be constructed in each develop- ment to the extent that all property within and adjoining the development shall not be subject to overflow and inundation from storm waters originating within the development. The use of storm drain systems shall be required: (a) When flooding or street overflow will cause serious damage. (b) When future up-stream development will cause drainage problems. (c) When existing drainage facilities are adjacent to the proposed development. (d) When the water level in streets for the design storm is within two inches of top of curb. 6.2 Storm drains shall also be constructed within or adjacent to the development where and as called for in the "Master Plan of Drainage - E1 Modena - Irvine Area" dated November, 1969. 6.3 Ail storm drains shall be designed per the parameters outlined in the latest edition of the Orange County Flood Control District"Hydrology Manual" and as required by the City Engineer. A hydrology study shall be submitted for approval when required by the City Engineer. Collection systems shall be designed for a minimum 10 year storm frequency except in sump conditions where a 25 year storm frequency shall be used. Major drains and channels shall be designed based on a 25 year storm frequency. 6.4 Inlet structures shall be constructed per Street Improvement Standards No. 110, 111, 112 and 113 with inlet openings sized to collect all of the storm water from the contributing area. 6.5 A "Nuisance Water" drainage system shall be constructed in all developments, where applicable and required by the City Engineer, and shall connect to the storm drain system. The nuisance water system shall be designed to collect low flows only and not peak storm flows. Required pipe size for nuisance water systems shall be 12" diameter. Nuisance water inlets shall be type OS per Street Improvement Standard No. 110. -5- 6.6 Nuisance water systems will be required to be constructed in conjunction with storm drain systems to meet the following design criteria: Storm and nuisance waters will not be allowed to be channeled in street gutters for any accumulative distance in excess of 1000' on streets with a grade of 2.00% or less. A nuisance water drain system will not be required where street grades exceed 2.00%. There shall be constructed a standard junction manhole at all intersections of storm drain lines and nuisance water drain lines. 6.7 6.8 6.9 6.10 There shall also be constructed a standard access manhole at all major changes in grade or alignment of the pipe and at intervals of not more than 300' for 36" diameter pipe and below. Larger pipes may have manholes located at intervals greater than 300' with approval of the City Engineer. Corrugated metal pipe will not be permitted except for temporary drainage structures and in special cases if approved by the City Engineer. Cast-in-place concrete pipe will be permitted in sizes 30" diameter and larger upon approval of the City Engineer regarding horizontal location in street right-of-way and adequate depth of cover. Reinforced concrete pipe or asbestos cement pipe shall be of the class or D load necessary to support the load imposed on the line. 6.11 6.12 6.13 The minimum pipe size for peak flow storm drain systems including catch basin leads shall be 18" diameter. water delivered to a storm drain may not be redeposited on a city street. Open channel drainage will not be permitted except in special cases as approved by the city Engineer. Such open channels will require such lining, fencing and/or other improvements as may be deemed necessary in considering the proximity of adjoining improvements or natural channel conditions and conformation to the Master Plan of Drainage facilities. SECTION 7. SANITARY SEWERS 7.1 Sanitary sewer mains and house laterals shall be of extra heavy vitrified clay pipe with mechanical compression type joints such as "Wedgelock, .... Speed Seal, .... Mainline" or approved equal. 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 Minimum size of sewer mains shall be 8" diameter. Minimum size of house laterals shall be 4" for single family residential and 6" for commercial, industrial and multi-family residential. Minimum grades for sewer mains shall be as follows: (a) 8" dia. -- 0.40% (b) 10" dia. -- 0.28% (c) 12" dia. -- 0.22% (d) 15" dia. -- 0.16% (e) 18" dia. -- 0.12% (f) 21" dia. -- 0.10% (g) 24" dia. -- 0.08% (h) 30" dia. -- 0.06% (i) 36" dia. -- 0.05% (j) 42" dia. -- 0.036% Minimum slopes for house laterals shall be 2.00% except where permitted otherwise by the City Engineer. Flows for calculating sewer main design sizes shall be based upon the following: (a) Single family residendial, 4 lots or less per acre .003 CFS per acre. (b) Single family residential, more than 4 lots per acre .004 CFS per acre. (c) Multi-family residential --- .005 CFS per acre. (d) Commercial - professional .005 CFS per acre. (e) Elementary school (without gymnasium --- .0046 CFS per 100 pupils. (f) High school .009 CFS per 100 pupils. (g) Hospital --- .0015 CFS per bed. (h) Light industrial --- .016 CFS per acre. (i) Heavy industrial --- .021 CFS per acre. Deviations from the above minimum design flows may be permitted subject to the approval of the City Engineer if a detailed study analyzing the area being developed indicates ultimate flows other than those indicated. Design sizes for sewer mains shall be based on an "n" factor of .013 and as follows: (a) For flows up to 3 cubic feet per second, the pipe diameter shall be based upon 200 per cent of the calculated runoff with a minimum pipe diameter of 8". (b) For flows from 3 cubic feet per second to 6 cubic feet per second, the pipe diameter shall be based upon 150 per cent of the calculated runoff with a minimum design for 6 CFS. (c) For flows over 6 CFS, pipe diameters shall be based upon 125 per cent of the calculated runoff with a minimum design for 9 CFS. For large developments or when required, design calculations shall be submitted for approval of the City Engineer. 7.6 The following head losses shall be used: (a) Match soffits @ pipe junctions. (b) Angle points in sewer main 0.10' (c) Straight through manholes 0.00' 7.7 Manholes shall be spaced and located as follows: (a) Maximum of 350' on center for 8" & 10" diameter mains. (b) Maximum of 500' on center for 12" to 18" diameter mains. (c) Maximum of 650' on center for 21" diameter & over mains. (d) At all changes of grade. (e) At all changes of direction. (f) At all changes of pipe size. (g) At junctions of sewers. (h) At termination of sewer mains. 7.8 The use of curved alignment sewers will not be permitted except in unusual circumstances where approved by the City Engineer. 7.9 House laterals will be required for each individual lot or parcel in a development. Connection of two or more lots or parcels to one lateral will not be permitted. 7.10 Sanitary sewer construction details shall conform to Street Improvement Standards No. 118, 119, 120, 121, 122 and 123. SECTION 8. DOMESTIC WATER SYSTEM 8.1 Water mains shall be installed to provide domestic water service and fire protection to all lots in a tract, all parcels of a parcel map or to any new development. 8.2 All water mains shall be sized to provide the following fire flows: LAND USE DESIGNATION FIREFLOW DURATION # OF HYDRANTS (gpm) (hrs.) FLOWING 1. Single family detached (1-story) 1000 2 I 2. Duplexes, 2-story, single family detached 1500 2 I Multiple - family - 2-story Apts. & Condos; Light Commercial & Industrial; elementary schools 2000-2500 2 2 3-story, multiple family; neighborhood & community commercial; medium industrial; intermediate & high schools. 3000-4000 3-4 3-4 5. Regional shopping centers and heavy industrial 4500-6000 4-6 4-6 8.3 8.4 8.5 NOTES: a. Add 500 gpm for combustible roof coverings. b. Fireflow to be available at 20 psi residual pressure in urban areas or 30 psi in hazardous wildland areas. c. Fireflow can be reduced by 50% for fire sprinkler protection. d. In no case shall any water main be smaller than 6" d~ameter in residential areas and 8" diameter in commercial and industrial areas. Fire hydrants shall be installed on all water mains at approximately 500' intervals in single family residential areas or as required by the Orange County Fire Department or City Engineer and in sufficient number to meet the standards of I.S.O. Fire hydrants shall be installed at approximately 300' intervals in industrial, commercial and certain high density residential areas. Fire protection lines and fire hydrants will be required on-site in said high value areas as required by the Orange County Fire Department and shall be of the size and number required to meet the standards of the I.S.O. Each fire hydrant shall have at least one 2 1/2" and one 4" hose connection or hose connections as required by the Orange Co. Fire Department. Fire hydrants shall be wet barrel James-Jones or approved equal installed on a 6" riser. -9- 8.6 8.7 8.8 8.9 8.10 811 8.12 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.16 All hydrants will be connected to the main with 6" abestos cement pipe. Each fire hydrant lead shall have a 6" gate valve installed on the lead near the main. All hydrants shall be painted with school bus yellow permo-enamel. All water mains shall be ringtite abestos cement pipe of either class 150 or class 200 as required and approved by the City Engineer and shall be installed in accordance with the latest edition of the Johns-Manville installation guide for transite ringtite pressure pipe. The minimum cover on all water mains shall be 42" from finished earth grade or finished pavement grade. Dead-end lines will not be permitted except in unusual cases where loop connections are not possible. Dead-end lines shall only be shown on improvement plans submitted for checking after each specific case has been discussed with the City Engineer and tentative approval has been received. The water pressure available to any site within a development shall not be less than 40 PSI nor more than 125 PSI. All valves, fittings and hydrants shall be thrust blocked with concrete to the satisfaction of the City Engineer and in accordance with the latest edition of the Johns-Manville installation guide for transite ringtite pressure pipe. All gate valves shall be A.B.I.P. with operating nuts, Iowa, Mueller, Rensslear or an approved equal. Each gate valve shall have a Brooks 4-TT valve box with a Brooks 8" riser or approved equal. All valves, hydrants and fittings shall be cement lined or epoxy lined and be approved by the Water Superintendent prior to delivery on the job. All fittings shall be long pattern. The location of each water service house connection shall be shown on the improvement plans. House connections shall be orangeburg or approved equal schedule 160 PVC pipe. Single residential connections shall be a minimum of 1" I.P. diameter. Commercial, industrial or multi-family residential connections shall be sized as required or as directed by the City Engineer. -10- 8.17 Each service shall have a one-inch corporation cock, James Jones J-1500, or approved equal, or James Jones J-1531 straight fitting, or approved equal, and an angle meter stop, James Jones J-1524, or approved equal. 8.18 Each connection shall be furnished with, and housed in, a standard concrete meter box, Brooks #37, or equal, with a one piece cover 11 1/4" x 18 1/8". 8.19 All domestic water mains located on private property shall be located in a minimum ten (10) foot wide easement dedicated to the City. SECTION 9. SURVEY MONUMENTS 9.1 All street intersections, center lines, beginning of curves, end of curves, tract boundaries and all intersection points, where they fall into a street right of way shall be marked, with an approved type of survey marker manufactured for such purpose, after installation of the required seal coat. 9.2 Such survey markers so installed shall be referenced to leaded and tagged drill holes placed in the curb or sidewalk. Such reference distances or ties shall be turned into the office of the City Engineer. Said ties shall be neatly drafted on 8 1/2 x 11 sheets. -11- SECTION 10 CITY OF TUSTIN STREET IMPROVEMENT STANDARDS Table of Contents lO1 -- 102 -- 103 -- 104 -- 105 A -- 105 B -- 106 -- 107 -- 108 A -- 108 B -- 108 C -- 108 D -- 108 E -- 109 -- 110 -- 111 -- 112 -- 113 -- 114 -- 115 -- 116 -- 117 -- 118 -- 119 -- 120 -- 121 -- 122 -- 123 -- 124 A -- 124 B -- 125 A -- 125 B -- 126 A -- 126 B -- Typical Section Arterial Highway Typical Section Local Street Concrete Curb and Curb and Gutter Sidewalk Details Standard Residential Cul-de-sac Standard Commercial or Industrial Cul-de-sac Standard Knuckle Concrete Cross-Gutter Driveway Apron & Depressed Curb (residential) Driveway Apron & Depressed Curb (commercial) Driveway Apron & Depressed Curb (residential) Driveway Apron & Depressed Curb (commercial) Driveway Apron, Radius Type Standard Alley and Alley Apron Catch Basin - Inlet Type OS Catch Basin - Inlet Type OL Catch Basin - Details and Notes Local Depression Dead End & Widened Section Signing Metal Beam Guard Railing Guide & Clearance Markers Street Name Sign 48" Precast Concrete Manhole Standard Manhole Details Manhole Frame and Cover Sewer Chimney Pipe Standard Cleanout Standard Sewer Lateral Wheelchair Ramp Wheelchair Ramp Type "D" Curb Cuts for Roof or on-site Drains Type A-2 Curb Cuts for Roof or on-site Drains Sewer Saddle Connection Sewer Cut in Wye Connection ~ SO~ ~ t '~o ~ SLOPE- I/4 [ ; ";"' ;"~"'""; ~':':"'~"""~ ~'~'"':'"" .... "' '""~":':"' ..... ""'": ......... ' '" ~" .... ' "~ ~" ~C.C.<'"" ) T~PE A TYPE A-~ SIOEWkLX CURB ~ GUTTER CURB ~ GUTTER MAJOR ~TYPE A CURO El GUTTER HIGHWAY ( IZO' R/W) I00' 50' 4Z~ Z % ~ SLOPE- I "~"'"":'"'":' '":' '"':':"""'""'""'"""""'"'"':'"'":"'~'""'"'":'""~ 4' P.C.C. J TYPE A-2 ---'- SIDEWALK CURB ~ GUTTER PRIMARY HIGHWAY (IO0'R/W) ~30~ · SECONDARY HIGH.WAY (80' R~W) NOTES: I. SECTIONS ARE TO BE SYMMETRICAL ABOUT ~_. 2o THICKNESS OF IMPROVEMENTS TO BE DETERMINED BY THE CITY ENGINEER, $."GILSABIND"SEALCOAT SHALL BE APPLIED WITHIN 4B HRS. OF COMPLETION OF FINISHED PAVEMENT SURFACE AT THE APPLICATION RATE OF 0.10 GALLONS PER SQUARE YARD. 4. THE FINISHED COMPACTED SURFACE OF THE AGGREGATE BASE SHALL HAVE MC-70 PENETRATION PRIME COAT APPLIED PRIOR TO BTART OF ASPHALT PAVING OPERATIONS~ AT THE APPLICATION RATE OF 0.15 GALLONS PER SQUARE YARD. ~T£ OF ·-~- REVI$/ON$ /N/T/ALS STD. NO. W P PK 86 ' 40 ' 13 ' 60' 40' I0' 55 ' 36' I0 ' LEGEND W= WIDTH OF STREET IN FEET. P= WIDTH OF PAVEMENT IN FEET PK-'WIDTH OF PARKWAY IN FEET NOYES: I. THICKNESS OF IMPROVEMENTS TO BE DETERMINED BY THE CITY ENGINEER. 2. ~GILSABIND" SEALCOAT SHALL BE APPLIED WITHIN 48 HRS. OF COMPLETION OF F/N/SHED PAFE~.ENT SURFACE AT THE APPLICATION RATE OF 0.10 GALLONS PER $OU~kRE YARD. ' 3. THE FINISHFO COMPACTED SUFAC~ OF THE AGGRECAT~ BASE SHALL HAVE ~C-70 PENETRATION PRIES COAT APPLIED PRIOR TO START OF AEP~ALT PAVING OPERATIONS, AT THE APPLICATIO~ RATE OY'OY 0.15 GALLON~ PER EqUARE YARD. J' '"* REVISIONS L~ATE OF IN/T/ALS CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD TYPICAL SECTION LOCAL STREET NO. PVM/- W/OTH J J ¢.K PER L.E =O. OGSB TYPE A-,2 TYPE B-I' ! DAT~ OF 5~ -I:B- I :. ~.'-.; :~:~-~)~ ~ ~, t /.:'.'-.'- :, .... . . '.,.'.,~: ¥' ~ '~"-k~'"', . .~ J' · ;:--.'-'.x.:. ~.'..'.: }~ ;;..-..4. ~'~ ~-7--- J k. SURFACiNG TYPE A l..x PER TYPE O C.Y. PER L.E=O. 0438 T 1/4" EXPANSION JOINTS SHALL BE PLACED ~T 40' INTERVALS AND AT ENOS OF ALL CURB RETURNS. AND AT TOP OIm 'X' Ott ~LL DRJVEWAY$. REVISIONS CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD sro. INITh~L$ NO. ~'?~y.~__ CONCRETE' CURB lIND GUTTER CURB AND GUTTER ' ' ..-*~. ~j**~ ~.~.: :~*..~. · :,~.~ 4 THICK *, ~...:.: ~, .... ~ __----- '/,~ EXPANSION JOINTS AT 40 ON CENTER :.;,;,. !.,~. . · '..:':J: ?-'. ~:. -/SIDEWALK TO BE FLLL WIDTH IN COMMERCIAL :~}:!~ ?:~;;'~,. ~" /ZONES AND ON I~RTERIAL HIGHWAYS WITH A ~."~<,~~ _ ~ BLOCK WALL ALONG THE PROPERTY LINE. ::,.','~: ~,,;;.., SIDEWALK TO BE INSTALLED AT DEVELOPERS ...~,,~, .~;:.m.:~...,,~ OPTION IN INDUSTRIAL ZONES AND TO BE ,~,. ~..~.;:; .,~,~:f.~:~ FULL WIDTH. TREEWELLS ! .~::.: i,~:;,.. :: :[:.q. AT 40' O.C. ~ ~¥~.~ ~,, ~ ~L '~'*"*-'~ ~QUICKJOINTS AT EACH TREEWELL (SEE TABLE BELOW) ;:~:"S, ~- ~' ~ : .?.&:~ .~ .,,.,.-' · ~.~,...~, 3UICKJOINTS AT IO'~ ON CENTER -in -- RC.C ~4'EXPANSION JOINT RADIUS :55' TO FACE OF CURB WHEN AT LEAST ONE INTERSECTING. STREET IS AN ARTERIAL HIGHWAY. CURB RADIUS 25' ON LOCAL STREETS. I QUICKJOINTS AT I0'-+ · ON / ~',~" EXPANSION T RE EWE L LS ,. · jLANDSCAPE STRII TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTH LESS 8~ MORE 8' THAN 7* 7'TO THAN IL '5' 4' 4' CURE~ GUTTER SCOREUNE D 3' 5 I/2' 4' AT ~O'"ON CENTER TO MATCH EVERY OTHER SIDEWALK QUICK JOINT. I ATE OF REVISION INITIALS iJ-~O-TS T/~EV/ELL~ F. P'/qGE ~" EXPANSION JOINT AT 40' ON CENTER.~ RESIDENTIAL ZONES. CITY Of TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD STD. NO. SIDEWALK, CURB,AND INTERSECTION DETAILS APPROVED ~)~ ; I I P/L .~ CURB LINE R/yy' A B C D A R 56' 28' 18' I0' 71.55' ..~;1°15'56'' I00' 60' $0' 20' I0' 68_15' 29°$5'$1'' I00' R/WA B C D A 56' 28' 18' I0' 7'1.55' 242'27'55" 60' $0' 20' I0' 68.15' Z'$9°1/'02'' CURVE ! CURB PROP. L L T R L T 54.51' 2K95' .90' 49.0G' 25.16' 51.65' 26.4I' 90' 46.48' p$.77' CURVE 2 CURB PROP.. L · L R L I 160.81' 48' 20J. I$" 158. G$" 48' 20030' IN THE CASE WHERE A CUL-DE-SAC BACKS INTO AN ARTERIAL HIGHWAY AND DRAINS TOWARD IT, A COVERED DRAIN SHALL BE PROVIDED THROUGH A DRAINAGE EASEMENT A M/N/MUM OF P' WIDEF~ THAN THE DRAIN AS SHOWN ABOVE. PLANS SHALL INCLUDE ALL INFORMATION PERTINENT TO THE DRAIN; EXACT LOCATION, SIZE, REINFORCEMENT, EASEMENT, FLOW L/NE.e, CURB'FACE OPENINGS, LOCAL DEPRESSIONS, CAPACITIES, ETC. REVISIONS DATE OF 12. -,z.o .6s''~ CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD sro. INITIALS NO. '~--~' STANDARD RES/DENT/AL' CUL-DE-SAC ~ /  6' MINo DATE OF ~ ~- ~6- ?~ INITIA/.$ CURVE DATA Curb radius = 50' FL radius -- 50'-- Ps Propert~ine 25' (Min.) Variable- Curb Line R~ = 25'-f PL(Min.) Al = Variable Center Line WL RI = 25' -I- ~,! = Variable WL I WL WL ct_ CURVE DATA Property Line R3= WL~- I0' CURVE DATA Curb radius = 50' PLrodius = '§0°- PL Curb Line Rs = WL+IO'-PL /~3 = /~1 ti- I. Use normal section, from inner curb to cenler line. 2. From crown line ?o outer curb, the maximum slope is I"per foot. Subscripts "S" and #L" denote smaller and larger streets r;~-pectively. 4. Superelevntion percentages shown are straight from CE to crown line. 5. Elevations are required where circled 6. When slreels have tilt- type section, the crown line will not necessarily terminate on ~ at L point of curb. R~VI$1ON$ D~TE OF INITI,~L$ CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD STD. IVO. ' ~DIRECTION OF FLOW I , I-- . ~ (TYPICAL) , p. r.,~l~. I Y,4 EX :..~ · % . L Y4 -~. ..... ~.... ....... { FLOWLINE L4' ~) HIGH POINT RIDGE ;JOINT ' J~a~ ~a ue e ~ '~' LINE AGG. BASE --CONST.R.U. CTION dOINT / WITH Y~ EXP. dOINT & , I ~CURB RADIUS+GUTTER.. 47_~4 SMOOTH BARS ,8. ,CURB RADIUS+GUTTER.. t WIDTH OF INTERSECTING 4 LONG-24'O.C. WIDTH OF INTERSECTING STREET 3"FROM BOTTOM STREET PLAN NOTES CONSTRUCTION PLAN VIEW I. ON ENLARGED INTERSECTION DETAIL CALL OUT TOP OF CURB AND FLOWLINE A,B,C,H AND J ~_ CALL OUT FLOWLINE ELEVATIONS AT POINTs D~/~F AND G,: :5. CALLOUT TOP OF CURB AND TOP OF RIDGE LINE ELEVATION AT POINT ~:. 4. FLOWUNE TO BE STRAIGHT BETWEEN A AND J. (PLAN VIEW) 5. TOP OF CURB TO BE ON STRAIGHT GRADE BETWEEN POINTS A AND C AND H AND J. 6. MINIMUM CURB RETURN,SPANDRELI~ CROSS GUTTER FLOWLINE GRADES TO BE 0,40%. CONSTRUCTION 7. STAKES TO BE SET TO FLowLINE GRADE AT poiNTS A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H AND d. ~ STAKE TO BE SET TO R~DGE LINE GRADE AT POINT :[. ~. STAKES TO BE REMOVED JUST PRIOR TO FINAL CEMENT FINISHING. 9ATE OF REVISION INITIALS CITY OF TUSTIN-IMPROVEMENT STANDARD . CONCRETE CROSS-GUTTER': STD. NO. --~ !~-/,I/4 EXPANSION__ JOINT ~-R/W LINE - _ ,., .--..-.,.~ o.~ -',cc "'"" ~~? ~/ ..~,.~'T-' ~4 TH,:K ,C.C." - r,.-- ,,, .~.:;..,.~,~,.- , / -- ~ :=) ~ /~i:~&? ~6 THICK MONOLIYHI~ u= ~.'_:~!~ .; ~ PCC ~:-~ QUICKJOINT "~';~,Y.-' :~ ~ "':~ '-'~'°~ -:'~" ~,.~,~-'-~._.'~,~'~' t-- ' -~;~:~'~.'~:'~- ' z~~=' - ~ "~,"': '.~? 'MIN TO .... "' ' ' ' .... ' ' · ~ _2.~MI . [ X W'=IO MIN-20 MAX ~ X 22 MIN TO. TOP _ [ ~ ...... ~ ~ - . ~ · . ~, ~ · ,, ~, ~ · ~ ~OT~: SAW~ EXISTING CU~ a ':~'~ 2.0' FOR 6':CURB FACE ~ ~ ~E ~'~O'~E~ GU~ER AND REPLACE WITH X"= ~0' FOR 8' CURB FACE - ~ ~ ~COLD JOINT NEW DEPRESSED CURB W.E","TALL,. PLAN NEW DRIVEWAYS WHERE CURB IS EXISTING. ......... .. ;~ ,~:..-.,.,.~ ~? + ¢'LIP ELEVATION "X" /SIDEWALK ' ' ' I / ×TOP OF CUaB j ! _,a,/~/ ~_/ F_ OF CURB R/W · 1 ._-~,,' ~, ¢' S..~_~TREET_wiDTH '" TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTH : 6" g~ 8" ~_ VARIABLE ., ,. 4.0' ~ II /r ~' RAMP SLOPE VARIABLE-- ~, SEE TABLE AT RIGHT ~' COLD JOINT SECTION A-A TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTH m' ~3' iz' ~o' 6% 7% 8% 10% 7.5% 9% 10% 15% TABLE OF CURB ~ GUTTER TO BE SEPARATE z ::: ,: :.:' POUR FROM DRIVE APRON. --lATE OF REVISION . INITIALS CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD ST~ NO. DRIVEWAY APRON 8~ DEPRESSED CURB RESIDENTIAL TYPE PARKWAYS HAVING I0' OR MORE TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTH . APPROVED ~)~ ~4e~J~ EN~NEERI DATE ~//../',','~'/~'~, ~ EXPANSION JOINT _1 .r- ~ CO ~ ~ / QUICK JOINT .-NO'F~ SAWCUT EXISTING CURB Et ..~.,~.0, FOR 6.CURB FACE ~-__2~/ SAME PROPERTY GUTTER AND REPLACE WITH X=4.0 FOR 8 CURB FACE - ~ COLD JOINT NEW DRIVEWAYS WHERE CURB IS EXISTING. '~' ...."": ~??:f :"-' ~-.V ' .KW DE.RESSED CURB, PLAN GUTTER WHEN INSTALLING NOTE: --CURB 8~ GUTTER TO BE SEPARATE POUR FROM DRIVE APRON, 'I"LIP ELEVATION R/W ~STREET~ TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTH WIDTH · VARIABLE ~ __iL6'' .~. ~,:~..,'~;~ :;.';' · .... -r.. (" ~ RAMP SLOPE VARIABLE- ~, SEE TABLE AT RIGHT COLDn JOINTInl~ . SECTION A-A TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTH 13' lO' 9' 8' m"' 6" 57z% 6:f,t% 7% 8% 7%8~z% 9% I0% TABLE Of RAMP SLOPES lATE OF REVISION -~7-78 ADOS) COLD dOINT INITIALS CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD STD. NO. ~-~ DRIVE WAY APRON 8~ DEPRESSED CURB COMMERCIAL TYPE PARKWAYS HAVING e' OR MORE TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTH ~//':"7/7z APPROVED,~.~<~ J~,,/~ CiTY ENGINEERIDATE -- ~ A"-~ '4' ~x.~.s,o. ~o,.~ · ,'-".,':-'-v:~'a~,~.'~'.:,.~.:~-'.' .~'- '~% -'~,~ct"~ ? ~ ..~.' ~ ~-..~;'..':,,, ~', ..~¥,~.<'~-:~ ,.~-.4-...,...,..~..~..~.: ....... ~. :~ ~..~-:. ..... .~. .~:.,r ~.,~-,...~.~... ~-..,f~?~,.- .~ - · ',=:':~?': ~.:.;~.~v~<~ ,~:7~, · ~' z ~ THICK ~"~'~" / ~ ~ ~/. ~ ~ '~:~ ........... .~:':~., ,'~'~.~' ~%q ~.'~ ..... z.o'~m TO [' ~ X W =~0 Min.-A0 MAX ( 2 ~N TO TOP ~n~o ' ~ ..... ,, ~ . / 'X" OF DRIVE ON NOr~.SAWCUT EXISTING CURB..~_.. ~ X = 2.0 FOR 6 CURB FACE~~ ~ME P~PER~ GUTTER AND REPLACE WITH *'Xtc~O' FOR 8"CU~ FA~~ - '~~COLDJOINT NEW DEPRESSED CURB 8~ L GUTTER WHEN INSTALLING .KW D.,VEWA. S WHERE Pi AN CURB IS EXISTING. t "X' I "W" "X" ~SIDEWALK I' - · ' - - - ff (/TOP OFCU.a I // ~ / FL OF CUREi -,.... ....... ..~ ................. ; ,~.:::/:,; ,- ,~¥.:;' "-' ~.~:: - · CURB rAC~%..t~~'~-.~¥, { .... '~'"~'-"'~"'"' ~ i" LiAJ NOTE CURB 8~ GUTTER TO BE SEPARATE .o~..RO. OR,VE ~PRO.. ELEVATION TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTH 9' ~' 7' R/W STREET TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTH --'~-~"'IDTH ~ ' , ~ I 6" u"< 8" I0% I1% 13% ~ VA IABI. E ~ _~.O , 0.10 ! .>~~:!~.~ ~ TABLE OF · .,~..;~I / i~-::,r~..-- ~-o.,o, ~, RAMP SLOF~$ -' RAMP SLOPE VARIABLE- SEE TABLE AT RIGHT CF OR TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTHS LESS THAN 7' USE STD. NO. 108 D FOR RESIDENTIAL. COLD JOINT SECTION A-A }ATE OF REVISION INIT.~LS CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD STD. z-z?-?s ~.~o~ ~/~,~ DRIVEWAY APRON.I~ DEPRESSED C~B NO. RESIDENTIAL TYPE PARKWAYS HAVING LESS TH~ ~ I~ TOTAL PARKWAY WIOT" ; APPROVED~~ ~~C~Y ENGIN~RIDATE ff//~/~ ~ 1' ¥ A ~ ~I~' EXPANSION JOINT ~'::'":-.'.'.'..~'.,': ;':.'~r'.~;'.' '~-'~'.~:,'.::::,~:~c?.:.'¢~-:~,' '~ · :'? ~-;~;':' ::~:;-:;~ ,- .< ...... . ;,-,:.:-. ., ,.....~., ,.':.:.'.~ "1~<: .3:°'. :~:.':"~ ';~::,~:';....i',~ ~, .... ~< ,~ ..:.,., ~,, .~' .,,,,~.. ~' .:;:~.:,'.:,&~::~,.?- \ I ~ ~ ----. THICK ~ '~ - ~" T~C~ , ~ ~ ,.,. _~ ~: ..... tCK EC.C .... ~.,..... , ~1- ~ \ ~,:.:..~ l/CURB FACE ;' 't ~.-~-:J 4' ~r'.-.':~ .~(_,~ , L "~,~ .......... .~. -: ........ ,.:.-.;~~,,.. ~ C--' .... ...~.~,..~-,,..,~ ,,~..:,..-~g:,..,'. I ./,~.~ ' ' ' '~W't= IO'MIN. 20°MAX.- RESIDENTIAL X ' ~-NOTE: SAWCUT EXISTING CURe & "X"- ~ O' FOR 6"CURB FACE ~ SAME GUTTER AND REPLACE WITH "Y'~4'O' FOR 8" CURB FACE ~ NEW DEPRESSED CURB a · " ' ~ · "COLD JOINT DRIVE ON PROPERTY L GUTTER WHEN INSTALLING pi AN NEW DRIVEWAYS WHERE CURB IS EXISTING. "X" "W" ~ I"LIP L NOTE: CURB ~ GUTTER TO BE SEPARATE POUR FROM DRIVE APRON. L' ELEVATION STREET TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTH / ~ ; = TOTAL PARKWAY WIDTH VaOTH ~ , VARIABLE . I, ' 0.10 IN ALL CASES EXCEPT , , , I" " ~ ~ 0.15 FOR 5'TOTA~L PARKWAY 7 6 5 I _ K _..~:::~ WIDTH WITH 8 i \ ~;~;~1~ CURB FACE ~ ;~../ ~~,.~A.'.x..;~'F,~-."'~ ...... -~ I ~:m u~u 6" 7% 8% 9~.%' "~' '"" ~' ~' TABL £ 0 F ~ '~ RAMP SLOPE YARIABL£- ~ SEE TABLE AT RIGHT ----COLOJO,.T RAMP SLOPES · SECTION A-A )ATE OF REVISION INITIALS /-g 7-7~3 ~ c-.~nJ~ daN'r /- CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD STO. · NO. DRIVEWAY APRON 8~ DEPRESSED CURB COMMERCIAL TYPE PARKWAYS HAVING LESS THAN 8' 1:3 TOTAL PARKWAY WID..TH .............. gO STANDARD 124B (TYPICAL BOTH SIDES) TO BE ~ W = 20' MINIMUM. MAXIMUM W ~ 4" THICK PCC SIOEWALK · ~E~P~A~RATE POUR FROM IS SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF -- TO BE SEPARATE POUR FROM APRON (TYPICAL · .. ' LINE L PLAN ' · "R' *~W~ < 20'MIN. ~ < 24' MIN. CURB F~,C.E MAY VARY FROM 0 TO 6"DEPENDING ELEVATION ."X~' OF DRIVE ON SAME PROPERTY ~' ~ 20' MIN. ~ !' SIDEWALK /~ TOP OF FLOWLINE OF j CURB B GUTTER Lo FLOWLINE F GUTTER/ o~·' SLOPE.' 20/0 MIN. VARIABLE 80/0 MAX. SEE ELEVATION VIEW NOTES ,, \ I THIS STANDARD TO BE USED ONLY UPON SPECIFIC APPROVAL OF I 2~ % [ _ ~ ' THE CITY ENGINEER AND IS INTENDED ONLY FOR USE UPON ~[ ~ ~ ! I --~--'--~-~._ .~..~. ,.~ ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS AT MAJOR ENTRANCES TO LARGE COMMERCIAL --L-_.L_ ~: ~.~'~-.'.'::"'. j;~..j~..~;..:o.;j '~-: OR INDUSTRIAL CENTERS. - T'~-I,*',",~"*?~'t:*'T'~''~';,' .... o';t :u)= 2 AGGREGATE BASE UNOER APRON SHALL BE COMPACTED T0 95 % t_,,I L':°,',°..'~'..'?'-'"~.:~'.'~.~.. '~' ' OFMAX DENSITY AT OPTIMUM MOISTURE.NATIVESOILSUBGRADE ~-~ ~ /I ~, -' ~ o I M \\vT~/ ~ ' SHALL ~lE COMPACTED TO 90 ¥o OF MAX. DENSITY AT OPT MU GUTTER WITH SAME' (,AGGREGATE MOISTURE. TYPE '~ 3. IN INDUSTRIAL ZONES IF NO SIDEWALK IS INSTALLED~ ELIMINATE CONFIGURATION AS BASE A-2 C ~ G PER STD. NO. 103 ' WHEELCHAIR RAMP. 4. DEVELOPER OR PROPERTY OWNER SHALL DEDICATE REQUIRED SECTION A-A R/W PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF A PERMIT FOR THE WORK. PREPARATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION AND DOCUMENTS SHALL BE AT DEVELOPER OR PROPERTY OWNERS EXPENSE. I )ATE OF i REVISION INITIALS CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD STD, NO. RADIUS TYPE DRIVEWAY APRON FOR MAJOR COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL CENTERS ONLY bJ z o REVISIONS DM T~ OF CITY OF TUSTIN IMPt~OVEMENT STANDAt~D STANDARD ALLEY AND ALLEY APRON Frame And Cover To Be /. Alhambra Foundry - ~- (Galvanized With Locking Set Screws) Or Approved Equal. ~rS" f~-~=3Bars · .: ~1-10 _See Std. Plan No. ll2 ~lon No. 112 ~ ~ Detail,. . 8'-I" To 20C0" . ~ Grout ~ "H" T 6" SECTION E-E NOTES I. OS ~'curb Opening Small. Z. For Details & Notes~see Std. Plan 112 3. For 'Local Depreeeione~ eee Std. Plan 113 Curb Opening Shall Conform To Curb Alignment. Curb ~ ~ un upemngs(lyp. J O.G. Both L I NO.  .k4 Bars ~ (Golwnized With Locki~o Set Screws~ ~ I ~ Or Approved Equal ' I · ...'~ . --j. ~ ~ ~ :- , ~ I ,~ -.'~ .,-'~--'~,-: '~.'. · PLAN (See Curb S, pport Details And , "t"l, See Std. PIonNo. IIZ I Note 6 Std. Plontll2) For Cu~ Opeai~ ' ' ~ ~ '" ' ' I,~.,;..~ ~' .~__~'~ (Other Lengfh, Mo2 Be Used) l~ )~0' -T G,o,,~ ~ ALT.SECTION A-A~i " SECTION B-B ~ ~'C~ ' ~ ~" Cleo~(Typ.) I For ,:~:. ~ ~ Curb Opening ~¢ / ' I ~. aLo- ,.~.-. . ~~ . ~ :~. o.c. eo~h w.y, ~ · :~; ~ '~ · ' ~.7:'~ · vii -'-~' ..... i~-"~' "."~'~;'~:~ ...... ~ ~ ~/ .~ ~' -- Inlet ' -- O~tlef ~ '. ~ ~_ ~ ~ Sides ~ Floor~(T?p,) Plon No 112 ~ ~,, i.~.,':..~:~::.'~'.~'.~.~,~., · ~:' ,'?: ~ r.: 6' .~ AL~ SECTION A-A~2 ~ ~o" · T SECTION C-C ~OT~S I ~ '" ~ 2. For Details ~ NotII, see Std. Plan I -~ ell2 For Local Depressions~ see'Std. ,_~ Inlet = ,, t~" ........ a ....... ~:...~.,~. ~~ ,~...~.~ J ~ AL~ SECTION A-A+3 REVIS IONS ~ -~1-7~ Plon~tl3 Curb Opening shallconfo~m to curb alignment .~. Alt. Sect. A-A4~I,'t2, or'l'3 may be used dependant on alignment ~ depth ef Storm Drain pipe. /N/rtALS CITY O/ Y~-- CATCH BAS/N- INLET TYPE OL IB'or less 8'-I" to 20' ST~ NO. Protection Bar - ~- ~_.. Support Bolts to be ~" 5- 3 ~ur~/~ //' Alhambra Foundry ~A- 1574 ~ ~/ ~ (Gotvonized) Or Approve~ Alhambra Found~A-lS65 ~ ~ ' (Galvanized) Or Approved ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Step to be Alhambra Foundry ~A-3340 (Galvanized) · Or Approved Equal TYPE A-2 or D CURB ~ Protection Bar to be ~ '~ Alhambra Foundry ~A-3911 (Golvonized) Or Approved Equol. FACE PLATE DETAIL STEP DETAIL GENERAL NOTES I. For't" wolf thickness see Table on Inlet Plan No. I10 or III. 2. Height of curb opening, will vary with the type of curb and the Oepth of the local depression.(See Local Oearession, Std. Plan 113) ~. Reinforcing steel shall be e4 bars (~ 12~±0.C. both ways placed I~/~ clear to inside of box unless otherwise shown. 4. Steps- None required where"H" Is :5'-6" or less. Install one step I6"obove floor when"H"is more than 3'-6" and. less 5'-0". Where . "H"ls more than 5'-0"~ steps shall be evenly spaced (~) 16"intervals from 16" above floor to within 12" of the top of the box. Place steps in wall without pipe opening. 5, When curb openings are ?" high or more~ place a 3/~/"dia. protection bar horizontally across the entire length of the opening and bend back 4" into the inlet wall on each side. 6. Curb openings longer than 5' shall hove one protection bar support bolt each 5' increment or fraction fhereof~ evenly spaced. 7. Pipe(s) con be placed in any wall. B. Curb section shall match adjacent curb. Except for inlets used as junction boxes, basin floors shall have o minimum slope of 12:~5 from ali directions toward outlet pipe and shall hove a wood trowel finish. D~TE' OF' Galvanizing: All exposed metal shall be galvanized after fabrication. city OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT CATCH BASIN DETAILS NOTES x CURB PROTECT(ON BAR ~ ..... CURB ~ ~U~T~R A RLAN SECTION DATE OF CITY OF REVISIONS INITIAL~ A OF CURB NOTES: I. LOCAL DEPRESSION SH.~LL ~L~ CLASS '~'~'~'~' 2. 'L"' LENGTH OF oPENING SHOWN ON Tile TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD LOCAL DEPRESSION Galv. Metal Channel U-Post -"--/ STANDARD REFLECTOR No. W21R (High Carbon) ,, W2lR~o~[~ Located behind Barricade as shown Clearance Marker Type L, 5' spacing t -3'~ /~! ,Unit cente ecS JL_ JJ ~Le. ngt_h' sha,,ll be,in ~ultiples ~ of 12-6 + I -9 each ~ end. See std. plan ~'410 TREATMENT FOR WIDENING SECTION R/W REVISIONS DATE OF IN/TIA LS R/W TREATMENT FOR DEAD END C/TY OF TUST/N /MPROVE/~ENT STANDARD DEAD END ~ WIDENED SECT/ON SIGNING STD. NO. T 'L-.~___--~_ I°, ' ::~-- --!1'- :~----~- -~='-Io' q~o -'~'~'~ - I I ] ~ OF TRAFFIC I INSTALLATION ~1 , SECTION THROUGH RAIL ELEMENT TERMINAL SECTION SPLICE BOLT 8~ NUT 1 1 1 1 1 I D4TE OF I /;--',~O I NOTE: ALL DIMENSION SUIJI~C! TO MANUFACTURING TOC[RANCE S ARRANGEMENT AT POSTS SLOTTED I~lOl. E S RAIL SPLICE REVISIONS /N/T/ALE CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD sro. NO. METAL BEAM GUARD RAILING Reflector "o ...__.--Galv. Metal Channel ~ Post- Yellow Reflectors III I1. GUIDE MARKER CLEARANCE MARKER TYPE D TYPE L Top of ~ .ReflectOr Frame ~_=~.~~ (~ ~6" ._~___.~.....3' Yellow Reflectors~ ~ Ho~es .~ 3 YeUow R~ect~ ~ Curb -I 4"x4" S4S Timber ~l~ Pavement ~ F ~';-';,"' ~ T I" ~ x 4" x 5" Timber L..~.__ ~._J '~ Anchor Blacks TIMBER HORIZONTAL /~£V/S/ONS CI T Y IIVITIA LS Post DA T~ OF /,~ - ~o ~&r~ 12 d Nails ~, II, I Ill ,I II~' METAL REFLECTOR UNIT W61R OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD ,.,eTD. NO. -- GU/DE ~ CLEARANCE MARKERS i " APPRO ~. .: CITY ENGINEER DATE ~-"7"~-~ ~ ggle to prevent roi*ion or cost ~l--)iece. 'A-'~'Z"~ 15"cadmium or zinc plated c0rrioge bolt, 0.0002 in. min. B=.Or~bm~ntal top and center cross saddle at. anodized aluminum alloy .~O52H~52, ..07§ inches thick.or cast anodized aluminum costing alloy A~55676. NOTE: Exac~t location of street signs lo be located on Tract improvement Pians~or Road Dept. Street Improvement PlanS. Posts to be placed 18" back of curb face unless Otherwise specified.  C=Cost anodized aluminum cast- --C lng alloy A35GT6 post cap- 2'or 21/2"with :3'~'/8" stainless steel set. screws. I 'a' z¢;',o galvanized pi'po Io long. L/~ Ins~ali ;o that Z-'6"ii embedded ' in concrete in the ground, minimum d ameter of excavated hale 8 . qnd 7-6 remains above ground. Aluminum alloy for all con~ponents shall conform to standard tolerances os published by Ihe Aluminum Association. ~ 24"or :30" J I DESIGN- 'Each four-way unit shall consist of two double foc~ signs with.street name, mounted at right O'ngles with cente~ rod assembly. Each sign shall be made from one piece alumi- num ex'~rusion. -BRACKET ASSEMBLY- The post cap, ornament and center rod assembly shall be made to mount on.21/~'l~D, galvanized pipe. The center rod .shall bea~/2"cadmium or-zinc plated carri0ge boU,'O.OOO?inch min. Head of bolt shall form top of ornament. Bolt shall extend through signs and fasten with nut inside of.* post cap. Post cop shall be cbsl ahodized aluminum, deeply*g?ooved to securely hold sign from twisting~ and shall be secured to the pipe with -~-~YS" Allen head set screws. Saddles shall be anodized aluminum alloy 5052H32~ 0.075 inc.h~s thick- SIZE- Length of s~gn may be '24 or ~50" Maximum width 6~ depth ~/4"'and thickness 0.090 in. MAtERIAL-- Sign shall be anodized aluminum extrus on of 606:3T-4 · 'alloy material With overage coating thickness of 0.0008 Inches and green'finisk tometch lettering background. FINISH- Sign 'faces Shall be of Seotehlite reflective sheeting. The trohsparent screen process co or shall be as recom- mended by the reflective sheet ng manufacturer. Applica- tion of the reflective sheeting to the sign shall be by methods os'approved by the reflective sheeting manufacturer. LETTERING- Street names shall be 4 h~gh. Egch na~e shall be individu- ally lald 'out to fit either the 24 or :30 space. The letters shall be of the rounded type style conforming with the standard alphabet for highway signs designed by the U.S. Public Roads Administration. ~Place ~" mound fill,except J i',.' ! I ----- 4' ___~:: I I-:~1 z-e fO. OOO inchss thick ' GREEN BACKGROUND SILVER LETTERS C~e n~t e r rib optlopol. ~£V/S/ONS CITY'OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD STD. - DA TE OF IIVI TIA LS . /~.0-(~" ~,~'. ~* . '- z/- ' ' STREET. NAME SIGN / ,: .. "* ~':.'7 ~\. '~ I ,'I I I I ~,:, " - . **;* \*,*'*~'~\ ~ ' '., ~:.. ':: .~--z4' · ' X[- i..- ~ ~:.:~/ ~. 3 X ~4"x6" GRA~ RING N ~ ~ ;~-* ..?~'z~; ~ T 48 X~ MANH~E PIPE .L I / 'T,P:c L SECT,ON . ,,, . ,f.-,, ~ -~ ~ / ~ I,O. Eccenlrt~ ~ne J'"" ' '" ' / -~. ~ -- ~ ~on~lo :.. ......... , ]{ ~ ~ -,: · ~ .......~ ..... ~"x15" MANHOLE PIPE ~ 24"x8" GRADE RING NOTES: FOR ~ANHOLE BAS~' SEE STANDARD P/.AN NO. I/~. FOR/kfANHOLE FRAME 8 COVER SEE STANDARD PLAN NO. 120. FOR GENERAL NOTES SEE STANDARD PLAN NO. I/9, ,i 4.i[' .., JOINT DETAIL "C-" REVISIONS DA TE OF i/~-~$~ INIT/,~L$ '-CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD STD.NO. 48" PRECAST CONCRETE I~AN/-IOLE The crown elevation of pipes shall De the same as the crow~ elevotionof the largest pipe unless o~herwise indicated. When broken end of pipe is within monhol'e, break back flush wit, inside of manhole wall and plaster broken edges smooth, wDen unbroken end of p;pe is ;n man,- hole, leave squoce end and flit fillets at upper section to drain. Manhale shaft opening to be placed on downstream side of manhole. I REV/S/ONS DAFE.OF I/-/- 74-- [ :;:- D R: 2xDia. 2- 12" Long VC.P. joints at inlets and Outlet D? Bell end Water tight joints (typical) 6"I 24" Top of pavement . '. or existing gr~ --o, .' ", I/2"Cement mortar m ~ .*:'. ~ >'2-5" Collar I '*'~' sections co. Cone shall be ).-"~----.-- eccentric to the down ~':'.\ stream side of the X":.h manhole. \'::,X_ '.'.~-~.--I/2' Grout between ;-.~ t~evel joints ""' ";; '*%" "' ;,;-I 6" :;3 ,' ),:%. c. "~'~ou~e hub · , ..,------/, :'~. ~., ;'.' 'Stndl drop ~.;' ,'. :.0 manhole tee · · '',. 6~,, Straight pipe .-; Pipe crowns same '7. .', '., '. ~ '. elevation ~ o ' 'e' 'e ' ·' '~' ~ > :'...... ':: .~'.'slo~e __ ~ .'", '~ -.-j'~..: ... , ,, ./...'? ;., ' ~ ' ~."~/ T}/'"~--------',: '- ' ' ~ '..'--' Class"A" concrete - '. : · -'"~_:~''~.R=4 ',-;'.'.:','. ~' ,. . . '. . -~ - .o .. .*o '. ,'...". Base poured against undisturbed soil STANDARD 48" MANHOLE AND DROP MANHOLE CONNECTION NOTE: Drop monholerequired when directed by City Engineer 6"I 24" DETAIL Backfill manhole IZ'above the top ofwye with clean sand. JOINT DETAIl CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEIWENT STANDARD STD. NO. STANDARD MANHOLE DETAILS SECTION A-A NOTE MANHOLE FRAME B COVE~ ~ , - - - i SH~L BE ~HAMBRA ~ -- - Top View PLAN OF COVER. Bottom View · ":~ ~ ~.'?. ..'~ ~. .~' A~: ~do nt~ to be conflruettd n .v ~ ~ ~--- accordance w th the improve- ~____~ ~' ~' merit pl=ns and speclflc~flons ~',,---i,: , . -~ ~.., N_ J..~' .~ ~:~. ~-.Cement concrete · ~.., SECTION A-A ELEVATION SECTION 8-8 GENERAL NOTES i. The distance "N~ is shown on lhe improvement plens. The Stofion is shown on the improve- ment plans. When the Sewer Chimney .Pipe is used with e sewer connection the Stetion will be the some os the station of the Sewer connection, unless shown otherwise. 2. When the Sewer Chimney Pipe is used with e sewer connection on both sides of the sewer main, Iookincj-up cjrede, the sewer connection on the right side of the sewer main shell be connected with the "Y' branch by o tS"' eighth bend end the sewer connection on the left shall be connected with the upper end of the chimney by a 6' querfer bend, unless otherwise specified. 3. When the Sewer Chimney Pipe is used with o sewer connection on one side tile Sewer Chimney Pipe shell be constructed os shown hereon, but with the Y focincj the side with the sewer connection. The top of the chimney shell be~ clo=ed' with e cop mode for thet purpose. The remeinincj spece in the socket shell be filled with wet sand and the sand covered with a thin coating of neat cement mortar. REVISIONS 04rE OF /N/T/ALS CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD sro. ~0. SEWER CHIMNEY PIPE Llfflrl fo high- Roiled REVISIONS DATE OF i/.?.- ,?,.~ .. ~ SECTION A-A INtTIAL~ CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD s~-o. IVO. STANDARD CLEAIVOUT ~ ' I Cop ,'.-':".".'- : Line · Sewe~' I Notch ~ne Line ~ _.~ : - ~ SKETCH S~WING T~ OF ~ cL~.-O~T ~.o ~sT. Street lur face --~  Elevation of top of curb. When used in alleys this elevation shall bi token as the top of pavement at fha edge · '--T-' of pavement. '~.%6" Min. without conc. encosement ~' DistanCe "E" · Length Standard 45° Bend ~ - Sizl Sewer Maia~ ~ ....... Pipe ~ I -'~' Standard #Y Branch /,,..-Cap ~:'~ Elevation of flow line ELEVATION j Property Line -,--Cf.. of Sewer main -~'"'".....~,~.90° Unless shown otherwise ' on plans. . : _~-- t: .... 77-;r .... ~?. ...... :?1- -~- -- ~,:1 .... 'r ~--sto,,o~. ~-'-~ ~ ~s~ze 6~ . ~ ~ ' ~.~ 0 - Sewer Mom~l Standard 45 Bend Variable P LA N I. The length "L" is shown on the improvement plans. The station of the point of intersection of the centerline of the sewer connection pipe and the property line is shown on the improvement plans. The inlet end of the sewer connection pipe shall be closed by a cap made for that purpose. The remaining space in ~he socket shall be filled with wet sand covered with a thin coating of neat cement mortar. The distance "E" is to be 4'6"unless otherwise specified. .,~"~. t~£1/ISIOIVS zi.-~ -78 CITY OF T~ISTIIV IMPROVEM~IVT S. TAIVDAF~D STAIVDARD SEWER. .£A~7'ERAL :: STD. NO. --4"THICK P.C.C. APRON TO BE POURED MONOLITHIC WITH SIDEWALK STANDARD N0.124 A / ~ · j ~ ' ..SIDEWALK · ,~::.,..'~' , ~ '~.'-;.--"* cu.~ , 6~~ 6'~ ~U~B [ACE ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~~CK P~.C APRON TO BE / 8'~ RAM~' C~a FACE I ~' I ~ I I ~i~C' Wlf~- - ~ -I- 4'-d' _1 A-' SIDEWALK STANDARD N0.124 B DATE OF REVISION INITIALS CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD STD. NO. WHEELCHAIR RAMP ~: I [. BACK OF CURB ~ 2" SCHEDULE i I.~,~o evc I II LIP OF GUTTER EXISTING EXPANSION JOINT ALTERNATE:$AWCUT AND REMOVE MINIMUM OF 5 LIN. FT~ OF:CURB ~. GUTTER AS DIRECTED BY THE ENGINEER JN THE FIELD, POUR NEW CONCRETE CURB & GUTTER WITH ~'DIA. SCHEDULE40 PYC CAST IN AT SAME DIMENSION SHOWN AT RIGHT, PLAN 125 A (FOR TYPE D CURB WITH 6"CURB FACE} 1~4" I SCHEDULE I 40 PVC ~ BACK OF E~JRB I i I I I I iL MIN. EXISTING EXPANSION JOINT.~ LIP OF GUTTER ' ALTERNATE:SAWCUT AND REMOVE MINIMUM OF 5 LIN. FT. OF CURB GUTTER AS DIRECTED BY THE ENGINEER IN THE FIELD. POUR NEW CONCRETE CURB E~ GUTTER WITH 4"DIA. SCHEDULE 40 PVC CAST IN AT SAME DIMENSION SHOWN AT BIGHT. PLAN 125 B (FOR TYPE A-2 CURB WITH 8" CURB FACE) PIPE. ELEVATION 2 I/2" EPOXY GROUT AROUND PVC PIPE. ELEVATION B£P'TS/ONS ATE OF /N/T/ALS . CITY OF T~ISTIN IMPBOV&-M~NT' STANOAt~D sro. CURB CUTS FOR ROOF' OR OIV SITE DRAINS THE BELLON THE COLLAR WYE SADDLE SHALL NOT BE ENCASED IN CONCRETE, TAP TO BE MADE ATAPPROX.~ OF JOINT. ENCASE 12" EACH SIDE OF OPENING WITH CLASS"A" CONCRETE. -~"'"' 45° C° A.~.- .:;. .;. . ,-;'.o ~*=~--~.' ,'.-. . ' C_. .. .'.'~'i?"'~, .:~.. ;:;~:~': ~ i'" SECTION A-A E, ~,,^-,,,,,, MAX. 4"TO 8"MAINLINE OR I_r.v~l i~l~A MAX. 6"TO Id' MAINLINE. //use STD.,26B FO. 'ARGER ~ k SADDL~CON.ECT,ONS. ~ , =_-_ -,- _-_--_-- ._L/~ ':- B COLLAR TEE SADDLE DIAMETER A B C INCHES INCHES INCHES INCHES 4 2 I/2 II/2 6 I/2 6 3 11/2 9 COLLAR WYE SADDLE NOTE: SEE ORANGE COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS STANDARD S-34-3 FOR SADDLE CONNECTION TO COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT TRUNK NOTES: SEWERS. I. THE SEWER LINE SHALL BE SCORED TO THE APPROXIMATE SHAPE OF THE COLLAR WYE OR TEE FITTING. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EITHER CUT A NEAT OPENING WITH A CERAMIC SAW OF 6"OR e"DIAMETERS; OR MAKE A SMALL HOLE NOT LARGERTHAN ONE INCH IN DIAMETER,IN THE AP, PROXIMATE CENTER OF THE SCORED AREA WITH A POINTED TOOL, SIMILARTO AMASONS PICK,OR CHIP WITH A CHISEL AND SHORT HANDLE, HAND HELD HAMMER IN A SPIRAL FASHION TO THE SCORED LINE. Z. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SECURE THE COLLAR WYE SADDLE TO THE SEWER WITH AN EPOXY RESIN, PROVIDED BY THE PIPE MANUFACTURER. 3. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ENCASE THE SADDLE CONNECTION WITH CLASS"A"CONCRETE AFTER THE CONNECTION IS APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER. 4. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL KEEP ALL CLAY CHIPS~ DIRT, EPOXY~ MORTAR AND CONCRETE OUT OF THE SEWER SADDLED~AND SHALL PERFORM A CLEANING AND BALLING OF THE REACH SADDLED IF. DIRECTED TO DO SO BY THE ENGINEER. DATE OF 5. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR OR REPLACE ANY DAMAGED PIPE AS DIRECTED BY THE ENGINEER. REVISIONS INITIALS CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STAND.~RD STD. NO. SADDLE CONNECTION .~ BELL ON WYE SHALL-NoT BE INCASED IN CONCRETE ELEVATION CERAMIC WELD OR BANDED RUBBER COUPLING SECTION A-A . ; . ":'" ~**" "' :~' ', ' 4"MINIMUM SAND BEDDING SAND BACKFILL I FT. ABOVE PIPE I/," PER FT. MINIMUM SLOPE NOTE: SEE ORANGE COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS STANDARD S-34.-2 FOR CUT IN WYE CONNECTION TO COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT TRUNK SEWERS. ~ATEOF REVISIONS INITIALS CITY OF TUSTIN IMPROVEMENT STANDARD STD. NO. CUT IN WYE CONNECTION