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PEROT, H. R. & MARGOT B.
P.O. BOX 269014
8210.1' PLANO, TX 75026-9014 PROPOSED 20'WIDE EASEMENT
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Civil Engineering
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1 -9224 CAST IRON FRAME AND GRATE EXCAVATED -
FINISH GRADE SLOPES TRENCH
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FINAL SAW CUT* INITIAL SAW CUT
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WITH ASHIP -LAP JOINT AND PROVIDE
RUBBER -NECK OR EQUIVALENT JOINT SEALER
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PIPE CONNECTION
INSTALL PRE -CAST
CONCRETE BOX PER PLAN
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6" CDOT CLASS 6 ROADBASE
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notes:
1. Precast reinforced concrete 2'x2' inlet per ASTM C913 -08 with AASHTO HS -20 loading.
2. Provide water tight connectors such as KOR- N -SEALe 11, KOR -N -SEAL= 306, PSX:DIRECT DRIVE,
PSX:POSITIVE SEAL SYSTEM) or other approved, Non - shrink grout around culvert pipe is not
preferred, but can be used if necessary.
3. Backfill around sides of inlet with CDOT class 6 roadbase compacted to 95% standard proctor,
excavated material to be exported.
4. Provide 6" of class 6 roadbase compacted to 95% under and around inlet,
S. If inlet is located in landscaped mulch area, provide decorative rocks around inlet to prevent
mulch from plugging inlet.
CULVERT TRENCH WIDTH TABLE
PIPE DIAM.
MIN. TRENCH WIDTH
4"
21"
6"
23"
8"
26"
10"
28"
12"
30"
15"
34"
18"
39"
24"
48"
30"
56"
36"
64"
42"
72"
48"
80"
54"
88"
60"
96"
ROAD SURFACE OR
PROPOSED FINISH GRADE
FINAL TRENCH BACKFILL
AND COMPACTION PER
GEOTECHNICAL REPORT
compacted to 95% standard proctor within 2% of optimum moisture content.
2. Provide suitable foundation (suitable subgrade). Questionable subgrade to be observed by
TYPICAL CULVERT BEDDING DETAIL Geotechnical engineer. if bedrock in encountered, bedding depth minimum to be 12" for all
pipe. The trench bottom and trench subgrade shall be constructed to provide a firm, stable
and uniform support for the full length of the pipe.
3. SDR 35 rigid PVC pipe per ASTM D3034.
4. Reinforced Concrete Pipe (RCP) shall conform to the requirements of AASHTO M 170 (ASTM C76)
for the specified diameters and strength classes for wall class B and minimum Class ill Pipe OR
contractor verified pipe strength in terms of 0.01 inch crack for D -load. Joints for this pipe shall come
equipped with steel rings and rubber gaskets conforming to ASTM C 361 and as described in Bureau of
Reclamation Specifications for Type R -2 joints.
S. No rocks over 6" diameter allowed in Trench Backfill area.
CLASS 6
ROADBASE
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PROPOSED
minimum thickness per Town of Vail Code.
4. * Provide final saw cut just prior to final asphalt overlay.
TOV ROAD CUT
Coordinate final requirements with Town of Vail (TOV).
MIRAFI 140N OR EQUIV.
5. Contractor to provide infrared heating of seams if required by
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HAUNCH
1, COORDINATE PLACEMENT OF ALL BOULDERS WITH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.
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2. USE BOULDERS AS SPECIFIED BY ARCHITECT AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. PROVIDE BOULDER SAMPLE FOR
BEDDING
4" FOR 6 " -12" PIPE
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6" FOR 18 " -60" PIPE
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3. DAYLIGHT DRAIN AWAY FROM BUILDINGS.
SUITABLE FOUNDATION
MIN. TRENCH WIDTH
4. THIS DETAIL IS FOR 2' TALL BOULDER WALLS ONLY. TALLER WALLS OR STACKED BOULDER WALLS REQUIRE
(SUITABLE SUBGRADE)
(SEE TABLE)
GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER DESIGN,
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Note:
1. Pipe bedding, haunch and initial back fill (Bedding Zone) to be CDOT class 6 roadbase
compacted to 95% standard proctor within 2% of optimum moisture content.
2. Provide suitable foundation (suitable subgrade). Questionable subgrade to be observed by
TYPICAL CULVERT BEDDING DETAIL Geotechnical engineer. if bedrock in encountered, bedding depth minimum to be 12" for all
pipe. The trench bottom and trench subgrade shall be constructed to provide a firm, stable
and uniform support for the full length of the pipe.
3. SDR 35 rigid PVC pipe per ASTM D3034.
4. Reinforced Concrete Pipe (RCP) shall conform to the requirements of AASHTO M 170 (ASTM C76)
for the specified diameters and strength classes for wall class B and minimum Class ill Pipe OR
contractor verified pipe strength in terms of 0.01 inch crack for D -load. Joints for this pipe shall come
equipped with steel rings and rubber gaskets conforming to ASTM C 361 and as described in Bureau of
Reclamation Specifications for Type R -2 joints.
S. No rocks over 6" diameter allowed in Trench Backfill area.
CLASS 6
ROADBASE
DUCTILE IRON
NYLOPLAST NOTES:
1. ALL DIMENSIONS IN INCHES UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE
2. GRATE MEETS H -20 LOAD RATING
3. QUALITY: MATERIALS SHALL CONFORM TO ASTM A536
GRADE 70 -50 -05
4. PAINT: CASTINGS ARE FURNISHED WITH A BLACK PAINT
5. PROVIDE BACKFILL, BEDDING AND COMPACTION AROUND
PIPE AND INLET SIMILAR TO 2'x2' INLET AND STORM SEWER
BEDDING DETAILS.
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CONCRETE FLARED END SECTION
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ANGULAR RIPRAP NOMINAL/D50 SIZE = 6"
CULVERT
RIPRAP APRON NOTES: SECTION A -A'
1. HEC -14 RIPRAP Standard Design
2. D50 for Rip -Rap is 6 ", placed 1.65' deep minimum.
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FILTER FABRIC AT END
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SPRING CHANNEL UPGRADES NOTES: 3. Filter Fabric to be Mira" 14014 installed at least 1 un er F are En ection
1. Riprap minimum size to be 3" OR minimum opening of and secured. Extend fabric at least V into riprap apron along bottom.
grate as installed at opening of 1A' diameter CPP, which ever
is GREATER. Do not use rocks in Spring Channel that are RIPRAP APRON
smaller than grate opening to help prevent rocks from
entering existing storm sewer system.
2. Contractor to remove small rocks from upstream area of
1A' CPP and clean area to be free of loose debris,
3. Provide widened channel below spring discharge point to 12"
help catch flow from spring. Upgrades to Channel should BOTTOM -►} ORIGINAL GROUND
start about 10'to 13' below spring and weep - discharge to ( WIDTH
allow for collection of spring.
4. Design basis is 70 GPM from Spring as measured during
springtime runoff of 2011 of record setting snowpack on Vail f r 15 g r
Mountain. Install Channel with slope of no less than 4 %.' 12" DEPTH
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S. Direct flow and channel towards opening of 1.0' CPP, INSTALL MIRAF1140N FILTER FABRIC f 6'
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install large BOTTOM OF RIPRAP FOR large splash rock prior to opening to help direct flows
into pipe. DISTANCE OF 3' UPSTREAM OFfZ/
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RIPRAP
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ELEV:8140.00
INVERT AT END OF CONCRETE FLARED SPRING CHANNEL UPGRADES CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL CHANNEL SUCH
END SECTION ( "FES "). FLARED END TO THAT OVERFLOW RUNS TOW INLET P3
MATCH EXISTING GROUND CONTOURS.
INSTALL RIPRAP APRON PER DETAIL
GENERAL NOTES:
1. Existing Conditions: Existing site information is based upon a topographic survey, prepared and provided electronically by Eagle Valley Surveying "Partial Topographic Survey Lots
30, 31 and 32, Block 7, Vail Village First Filing, Town of Vail, Eagle County, Colorado" Job No. 778 dated 6- 10 -11.
2. Guidelines: Contractor to adhere to all applicable Town of Vail standards and regulations, including current International Building Code as amended and adopted by the Town of
Vail. Contractor also to adhere to all Town and State Regulations concerning water and groundwater.
3. Geotechnical: Contractor to adhere to all recommendations set forth in Project Geotechnical Report and Letter(s) as prepared by HP Geotech for "Proposed Residence, Lot 30, Black
7, Vail Village First Filing, 115 Forest Road, Vail, Colorado," Job No. 110 044A.
4. Existing Utilities: The Contractor is warned that conflicts with existing utilities may exist No below grade utility depths were located for this project. All utility locates are the
responsibility of the Contractor. Contractor to notify the Engineer if any conflicts exists so that adjustments may be made to the plans.
5. Permits: Contractor to obtain all necessary permits to perform required work, including road cut permit if required for construction.
6. RFI: If conflicts, questions or interpretations are required contact the Engineer in writing with a Request For Information (RFI.) All authorized changes to Construction Plans from
Engineer shall be in writing.
7. Road Cuts: Road cuts and any other construction in road right -of -way shall conform to Town of Vail standards.
8. Do Not Scale: Contractor shall not scale from plans. If additional dimensions are required from field staking or from plans, contact the Engineer with an RFI, If Contractor proceeds
with construction without notifying Engineer, he does so at his own risk.
9. On Site Observations: Observations of the work in progress and on -site visits are not to be construed as a guarantee or warranty by the Engineer of the Contractor's contractual
responsibilities.
10. Safe : Safety is the responsibility of the Contractor, The Engineer is not responsible for safety in, on, or about the project site, or for compliance by the appropriate party with
any regulations relating thereto,
11. Groundwater and Seepage: If any groundwater is found or seepage from cut slopes is encountered, the Contractor shall contact Engineer and the Project Geotechnical Engineer
immediately.
12, Topsoil and Landscaping: Place 6" of topsoil on all cut and fill slopes and all disturbed areas, All disturbed areas to be revegetated as per Landscape Architect's specifications /plans
including Seeding, Mulching and Tackifier.
13. Embankment: All compaction and grading and shall be in accordance with the Project Geotechnical Report. All Embankments and Backfill to be compacted to at least 95%
Standard Proctor Density (SPD) in minimum lifts of 6 ", unless otherwise specified in the Project Geotechnical Report. Maximum installed slope to be 2(h):1(v). Prior to fill placement,
the subgrade must be carefully prepared by removing all vegetation and topsoil and compacting to at least 95% of the maximum SPD. Provide suitable subgrade for all pipes, utilities,
structures, driveways, embankment and bedding. Refer to Project Geotechnical Report.
14. Trees: Trees shown within limits of disturbance to be removed. Do not remove any trees without permission from Architect or Owner.
15. Finish Grade: Contractor to install finish grade according to plan grades, slopes, spots, notes and specifications. Provide a smooth finish by raking in topsoiied areas. Provide
smooth transitions at top of banks and toe of slopes.
16, Smooth Finish Surfaces: All excavations and embankments shall be finished to smooth and uniform surfaces conforming to plans and typical sections detailed and specified here.
Variation from the subgrade plans elevations specified shall not be more than 0.08 foot. Where driveway is to be constructed subgrade shall not vary by more than 0.04 foot,
Subgrade shall be prepared as per Plans and Project Geotechnical Report.
17. Survey Work: Contractor(s) shall employ a licensed surveyor to establish all work lines,
18. Walls: These plans do not contain any details, Structural or Geotechnical information for wall construction.
19. Surface Drainage Surface Drainage shall not allow ponding of water on or adjacent to pavement or near the top of fill slopes. Surface water shall not be allowed to discharge
down fill slopes. This plan does not show any proposed finished grades around proposed residence, refer to Architects plans.
STORM SEWER NOTES:
1. Inlet P2: Inlet P2 to be a 4' diameter concrete manhole as per ASTM C478 "Specification for Precast Reinforced Concrete Manhole Sections" and be installed with a similar
cast -in -place base around the Design Build 12" culvert. Provide watertight gasket for 12 .1 pipe connection. Install double Rub -R -Nek with primer between sections, an eccentric cone is
preferred, Provide HS -20 rated manhole ring and cover indicating "STORM" and manhole steps for ease of access. Provide watertight connection for all pipes. Install similar to "2'x2'
Concrete Inlet" detail.
2. Inlet P3: Inlet P3 to be a 2'x2' concrete box as per ASTM C913 -08 and be installed with a similar cast -in -place base around the design build 12" culvert. Provide watertight gasket
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3. Inlet P4: Inlet P4 to be cast -in -place concrete inlet with Type 13 Valley Grate placed at a rim elevation of 1% drainage slope from existing 12 loco ed to the west and at a CMP t
2(h):1(v) slope from the existing edge of asphalt of Beaver Dam Road. The inlet width and location may vary slightly from this plan in order to avoid damage and conflicts with existing
utilities. Install inlet, grate, concrete and rebar similar to CDOT M&S standard "Concrete Inlet Type 13" M- 604 -13, Inlet shape will vary, coordinate with Engineer. The existing phone
line may require a slight field alignment adjustment. Contractor to coordinate phone line adjustment with appropriate utility company. One possible adjustment could be to expose a
length of conduit or wire either side of the inlet and gently adjust line to the side, as coordinated with utility company. Coordinate final location of inlet and proposed 2' tall boulder
wall with Project Engineer and TOV Engineer Chad Sallie.
4. Pipe Between P2 and P4: The piping between proposed inlets P2 and P3 is to be 12" inside diameter installed at 2% minimum slope and be design build by contractor. Contractor
has indicated that they will install a Directionally Bored Pipe. Location of pipe shown on plan and profile is only shown schematically for informational purposes. Contractor to certify
and guarantee pipe installation: for sound structural integrity; to not promote settling or damages to ground surface above; to maintain existing walls and structures at their original
structural integrity and to be installed following all appropriate nationally accepted standards and guidelines. No trees are to be removed or damaged, including root systems, unless
otherwise noted on this plan or A chitects /Landscape Architects plans. Contractor is responsible for water quality during construction. Groundwater should be appropriately
permanently mitigated to prevent any migration of fine soil particles and potential subsidence or other structural implications of groundwater channeling.
S. Pipe Between P4 and FES: The Reinforced Concrete Pipe (RCP) proposed under Beaver Dam Road to be installed fallowing all Town of Vail Guidelines.
6. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STORM SEWER: Proposed inlet P4, the pipe between inlet P4 and the FES, the FES and the accompanying riprap apron are to be maintained by the Town of
Vail. The rest of the storm sewer system as proposed is private.
7. PROPOSED 20' EASEMENT: Refer to Easement Agreement for additional information about proposed 20' wide easement. Easement to be adjusted so that it is centered
around the as -built location of 12" Storm Sewer line, however, the Easement shall be 20' width minimum as located on Lot 31. Contractor to have surveyor present
during construction so that appropriate information is gathered to adjust proposed easement.
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3. QUALITY: MATERIALS SHALL CONFORM TO ASTM A536
GRADE 70 -50 -05
4. PAINT: CASTINGS ARE FURNISHED WITH A BLACK PAINT
5. PROVIDE BACKFILL, BEDDING AND COMPACTION AROUND
PIPE AND INLET SIMILAR TO 2'x2' INLET AND STORM SEWER
BEDDING DETAILS.
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RIPRAP APRON NOTES: SECTION A -A'
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1. Riprap minimum size to be 3" OR minimum opening of and secured. Extend fabric at least V into riprap apron along bottom.
grate as installed at opening of 1A' diameter CPP, which ever
is GREATER. Do not use rocks in Spring Channel that are RIPRAP APRON
smaller than grate opening to help prevent rocks from
entering existing storm sewer system.
2. Contractor to remove small rocks from upstream area of
1A' CPP and clean area to be free of loose debris,
3. Provide widened channel below spring discharge point to 12"
help catch flow from spring. Upgrades to Channel should BOTTOM -►} ORIGINAL GROUND
start about 10'to 13' below spring and weep - discharge to ( WIDTH
allow for collection of spring.
4. Design basis is 70 GPM from Spring as measured during
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INVERT AT END OF CONCRETE FLARED SPRING CHANNEL UPGRADES CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL CHANNEL SUCH
END SECTION ( "FES "). FLARED END TO THAT OVERFLOW RUNS TOW INLET P3
MATCH EXISTING GROUND CONTOURS.
INSTALL RIPRAP APRON PER DETAIL
GENERAL NOTES:
1. Existing Conditions: Existing site information is based upon a topographic survey, prepared and provided electronically by Eagle Valley Surveying "Partial Topographic Survey Lots
30, 31 and 32, Block 7, Vail Village First Filing, Town of Vail, Eagle County, Colorado" Job No. 778 dated 6- 10 -11.
2. Guidelines: Contractor to adhere to all applicable Town of Vail standards and regulations, including current International Building Code as amended and adopted by the Town of
Vail. Contractor also to adhere to all Town and State Regulations concerning water and groundwater.
3. Geotechnical: Contractor to adhere to all recommendations set forth in Project Geotechnical Report and Letter(s) as prepared by HP Geotech for "Proposed Residence, Lot 30, Black
7, Vail Village First Filing, 115 Forest Road, Vail, Colorado," Job No. 110 044A.
4. Existing Utilities: The Contractor is warned that conflicts with existing utilities may exist No below grade utility depths were located for this project. All utility locates are the
responsibility of the Contractor. Contractor to notify the Engineer if any conflicts exists so that adjustments may be made to the plans.
5. Permits: Contractor to obtain all necessary permits to perform required work, including road cut permit if required for construction.
6. RFI: If conflicts, questions or interpretations are required contact the Engineer in writing with a Request For Information (RFI.) All authorized changes to Construction Plans from
Engineer shall be in writing.
7. Road Cuts: Road cuts and any other construction in road right -of -way shall conform to Town of Vail standards.
8. Do Not Scale: Contractor shall not scale from plans. If additional dimensions are required from field staking or from plans, contact the Engineer with an RFI, If Contractor proceeds
with construction without notifying Engineer, he does so at his own risk.
9. On Site Observations: Observations of the work in progress and on -site visits are not to be construed as a guarantee or warranty by the Engineer of the Contractor's contractual
responsibilities.
10. Safe : Safety is the responsibility of the Contractor, The Engineer is not responsible for safety in, on, or about the project site, or for compliance by the appropriate party with
any regulations relating thereto,
11. Groundwater and Seepage: If any groundwater is found or seepage from cut slopes is encountered, the Contractor shall contact Engineer and the Project Geotechnical Engineer
immediately.
12, Topsoil and Landscaping: Place 6" of topsoil on all cut and fill slopes and all disturbed areas, All disturbed areas to be revegetated as per Landscape Architect's specifications /plans
including Seeding, Mulching and Tackifier.
13. Embankment: All compaction and grading and shall be in accordance with the Project Geotechnical Report. All Embankments and Backfill to be compacted to at least 95%
Standard Proctor Density (SPD) in minimum lifts of 6 ", unless otherwise specified in the Project Geotechnical Report. Maximum installed slope to be 2(h):1(v). Prior to fill placement,
the subgrade must be carefully prepared by removing all vegetation and topsoil and compacting to at least 95% of the maximum SPD. Provide suitable subgrade for all pipes, utilities,
structures, driveways, embankment and bedding. Refer to Project Geotechnical Report.
14. Trees: Trees shown within limits of disturbance to be removed. Do not remove any trees without permission from Architect or Owner.
15. Finish Grade: Contractor to install finish grade according to plan grades, slopes, spots, notes and specifications. Provide a smooth finish by raking in topsoiied areas. Provide
smooth transitions at top of banks and toe of slopes.
16, Smooth Finish Surfaces: All excavations and embankments shall be finished to smooth and uniform surfaces conforming to plans and typical sections detailed and specified here.
Variation from the subgrade plans elevations specified shall not be more than 0.08 foot. Where driveway is to be constructed subgrade shall not vary by more than 0.04 foot,
Subgrade shall be prepared as per Plans and Project Geotechnical Report.
17. Survey Work: Contractor(s) shall employ a licensed surveyor to establish all work lines,
18. Walls: These plans do not contain any details, Structural or Geotechnical information for wall construction.
19. Surface Drainage Surface Drainage shall not allow ponding of water on or adjacent to pavement or near the top of fill slopes. Surface water shall not be allowed to discharge
down fill slopes. This plan does not show any proposed finished grades around proposed residence, refer to Architects plans.
STORM SEWER NOTES:
1. Inlet P2: Inlet P2 to be a 4' diameter concrete manhole as per ASTM C478 "Specification for Precast Reinforced Concrete Manhole Sections" and be installed with a similar
cast -in -place base around the Design Build 12" culvert. Provide watertight gasket for 12 .1 pipe connection. Install double Rub -R -Nek with primer between sections, an eccentric cone is
preferred, Provide HS -20 rated manhole ring and cover indicating "STORM" and manhole steps for ease of access. Provide watertight connection for all pipes. Install similar to "2'x2'
Concrete Inlet" detail.
2. Inlet P3: Inlet P3 to be a 2'x2' concrete box as per ASTM C913 -08 and be installed with a similar cast -in -place base around the design build 12" culvert. Provide watertight gasket
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3. Inlet P4: Inlet P4 to be cast -in -place concrete inlet with Type 13 Valley Grate placed at a rim elevation of 1% drainage slope from existing 12 loco ed to the west and at a CMP t
2(h):1(v) slope from the existing edge of asphalt of Beaver Dam Road. The inlet width and location may vary slightly from this plan in order to avoid damage and conflicts with existing
utilities. Install inlet, grate, concrete and rebar similar to CDOT M&S standard "Concrete Inlet Type 13" M- 604 -13, Inlet shape will vary, coordinate with Engineer. The existing phone
line may require a slight field alignment adjustment. Contractor to coordinate phone line adjustment with appropriate utility company. One possible adjustment could be to expose a
length of conduit or wire either side of the inlet and gently adjust line to the side, as coordinated with utility company. Coordinate final location of inlet and proposed 2' tall boulder
wall with Project Engineer and TOV Engineer Chad Sallie.
4. Pipe Between P2 and P4: The piping between proposed inlets P2 and P3 is to be 12" inside diameter installed at 2% minimum slope and be design build by contractor. Contractor
has indicated that they will install a Directionally Bored Pipe. Location of pipe shown on plan and profile is only shown schematically for informational purposes. Contractor to certify
and guarantee pipe installation: for sound structural integrity; to not promote settling or damages to ground surface above; to maintain existing walls and structures at their original
structural integrity and to be installed following all appropriate nationally accepted standards and guidelines. No trees are to be removed or damaged, including root systems, unless
otherwise noted on this plan or A chitects /Landscape Architects plans. Contractor is responsible for water quality during construction. Groundwater should be appropriately
permanently mitigated to prevent any migration of fine soil particles and potential subsidence or other structural implications of groundwater channeling.
S. Pipe Between P4 and FES: The Reinforced Concrete Pipe (RCP) proposed under Beaver Dam Road to be installed fallowing all Town of Vail Guidelines.
6. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STORM SEWER: Proposed inlet P4, the pipe between inlet P4 and the FES, the FES and the accompanying riprap apron are to be maintained by the Town of
Vail. The rest of the storm sewer system as proposed is private.
7. PROPOSED 20' EASEMENT: Refer to Easement Agreement for additional information about proposed 20' wide easement. Easement to be adjusted so that it is centered
around the as -built location of 12" Storm Sewer line, however, the Easement shall be 20' width minimum as located on Lot 31. Contractor to have surveyor present
during construction so that appropriate information is gathered to adjust proposed easement.
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PROVIDE COBBLES AROUND
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FINAL SAW CUT AND
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ANGULAR BOULDERS
1. Contractor to perform roadcut under Beaver Dam Road in
accordance with all Town of Vail codes, guidelines, detail and
specifications, including trench compaction and backfill, including
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is 6 ". Contractor to reinstall asphalt and roadbase to these
PROPOSED
minimum thickness per Town of Vail Code.
4. * Provide final saw cut just prior to final asphalt overlay.
TOV ROAD CUT
Coordinate final requirements with Town of Vail (TOV).
MIRAFI 140N OR EQUIV.
5. Contractor to provide infrared heating of seams if required by
TOV.
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