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MAINTENANCE &

CONSTRUCTION

DRAWINGS

Attachment 6

List of Maintenance and Construction Drawings

Illustration of Trail Structure Terms 911-1 Clearing Limits 911-2 Typical Trail Cross Section 912-2 Trailbed and Slope Finish 912-3 Talus and Rubble Rock Section 912-4 Grade Dip 912-5 Rolling Dip 912-7 Shallow Stream Ford and Gully Crossing Rock Structure 912-11 Grade Reversal 913-1 Turnpike Type 1 913-2 Turnpike Type 2 914-2 Switchback 915-1 Existing Trail Restoration 915-2 Check Dams 915-3 Road to Trail Conversion 921-1 Culvert with Headwalls 921-2 Culvert without Headwalls 921-3 Rock Culvert 923-1 Rock Spillway 924-1 Underdrain 933-0 Stairway, Overlapping Rock, Rock Riser 933-1 Stairway, Overlapping Rock, Pinned 933-2 Stairway, Rock Masonry 933-3 Stairway, Cribbed Timber Riser 933-5 Stairway, 8x8 Timber 933-6 Stairway, Log and Treated Timber Riser 934-1 Log and Treated Timber Retaining Wall 934-2 Anchored 8x8 Treated Timber Retaining Wall 935-1 Rock Retaining Wall

952-1-Sign and Post Installation 953-1 Log Curb 953-2 Rock Barrier & 953-3 Post and Rail Barrier, Round Timbers 953-4 Post and Rail, Round Timbers & 953-5 Mounted Handrail, Steel 953-6 Post and Rail, Dimensional Lumber 953-7 Post and Handrail, Steel 954-1 Trail Obliteration 955-1 Seeding and Fertilizer

938-1 Trail Bridge Plan View 938-2 Trail Bridge Profile and Section Views 941-1 Aggregate Surfacing 941-2 Aggregate Surfacing –Encapsulated Base 945-1 Articulated Concrete Block Detail 945-2 Articulated Concrete Block Lay Operation Schematic 945-3 Articulated Concrete Block Flank Details 945-4 Articulated Concrete Block Mat Installation Plan View 945-5 Articulated Concrete Block Top of Slope Protection

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'0"

933-2 STAIRWAY, ROCK MASONRY

933-5 STAIRWAY, 8X8 TIMBER

SCALE: 3/8" = 1'0"

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ACB SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

Class Height Approx. Compress Area Approx Open Sq.Ft.Per

Weight Strength Covered Weight Area Pallet lbs/sq/ft. lbs/cu.ft. Blk. pair

4010 4" 32 lbs Min, 1.54 50 20% 73.92 4,000

4110 4" 35 1bs. Min. 2.00 70 20% 80.00 4,000

4015 6" 45 1bs. Min. 1.54 70 20% 55.44 4,000

945-1 Articulated Concrete Block Detail

3.3 STANDARD & OPTIONAL BLOCK LAYING METHODS

To initiate block lay, start with a straight line perpendicular to direction of lay.

Maintain straight line block lay proceeds across slope.

Watch orientation or rotation of individual units as a small error in laying can progress in severity as lay block proceeds. To maintain straight lines it is best to lay no more than two rows at a time.

Block pairs are generally easiest to install by placing lock block into key block then rotating block pair until key fits into adjoining lock block. Always lay towards an open area and not toward a point of fixity.

If laying adjacent to a pavement or similar structure this option may be pursued to achieve a more aesthetic appearance.

STANDARD BLOCK LAY METHOD

N.T.S.

OPTIONAL BLOCK LAY METHOD

N.T.S.

Blocks are normally delivered to Job site on pallets with blocks stacked in pairs.

Block lay can proceed equally as well In either direction.

To negotiate tums or curves in the slope step the blocks up or down as required. Maintain continuity of straight lines.

If unevenness of slope or other circumstances prevents the block from interlocking, a new block line may be started.

The resulting joint or seam should be grouted with concrete.

SCHEMATIC VIEW OF BLOCK LAY OPERATION

N.T.S.

945-2

3.6 90-DEGREE CORNER •

DIAGRAM c-e

DIRECTION OF MAT LAY ---

Vertically of leading edge coming out of a comer depends on side slope and angle of tum; but in no case can it differ more than 30 degrees from vertical because of triangular design.

To maintain horizontal line stepping up or down of block may be required.

A joint can be avoided when hand placing blocks on the slope: but a reorientation of the triangular blocks (or leading edge) does occur.

PLAN VIEW OF 90 DEGREE CORNER - HAND PLACED MAT INSTALLATION

945-3

953-3 POST AND RAIL BARRIER, ROUND TIMBERS

0'-12" typ.

0'-24" typ.

SCALE 3/8" = 1'0"

SCALE: 3/8" = 1'0"

953-2 ROCK BARRIER

0'-12" typ.

0'-24" typ.

42" 48"

953-4 POST AND RAIL, ROUND TIMBERS

SCALE 3/8" = 1'0"

953-5 MOUNTED HANDRAIL , STEEL

SCALE 3/8" = 1'0"

953-6 POST AND RAIL, DIMENSIONAL LUMBER

SCALE 3/8" = 1'0"

18TM Dwgs Att6 2018.3.1
d18TM Dwgs
938 Std Trail Bridge
standard01
standard02
d18TM_DWGS_Att6
TM_DWG_Att6
TM_Dwgs TOC
TM Dwgs_Att6
TM Trl Dwgs
TM_911_2 Trl X Sect Full Bench
TM 912_5 Roll Grd Dip
TM 912-11 Grade Rvsl Dwg
TR204 Dwgs
TR204 Dwgs
TR204 Dwgs
913_1 Turnpike 1
913_2 Turnpike 2

955_1 Seed & Fert Schedule

941_2 Aggreg Surf EB

Tri-LockSales_Manual 4
Tri-LockSales_Manual 6
Tri-LockSales_Manual 9

acb ANCHOR TRENCH

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