Section 02104 - General Recreation Site.doc

SECTION 02104

General recreation site

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

This work shall consist of construction and installation of typical recreational site amenities and features to include:

· Recreational Site Informational Kiosk

· Campsite Living Units: Inclusive of Picnic Tables and Fire Rings

1.2 REFERENCED SPECIFICATIONS

FSORAG - REFER TO THIS SECTION BUT NOT LIMITED TO https://www.fs.usda.gov/sites/default/files/FSORAG-2013-Update.1.pdf

ABAAS CHAPTER 6 -REFER TO THIS SECTION BUT NOT LIMITED TO

https://www.access-board.gov/files/aba/ABAstandards.pdf

1.3 MEASUREMENT

A. Materials/items shall be measured in according to their respective unit of measurement as denoted in the project bid schedule.

B. The actual quantities will be paid for at the contract unit price for each pay item shown in the Schedule of items. Actual quantities are defined as the actual physical quantity of material needed to accomplish the work outlined in this section to deliver a product that is both safe and acceptable. If construction requires a higher quantity of material than what has been shown in the Schedule of items, contractor shall coordinate with the CO for approval prior to construction and/or purchasing and billing.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

cONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUBMITALLS INCLUSIVE OF MANUFACTURER PRODUCED DRAWINGS AND/OR SPECFICATIONS FOR ALL PRODUCTS.

C. Recreational Site Informational Kiosk:

· ROCKART Message Center Kiosk complete with a gable roof and a 4’ by 4’ informational board

· Gable Roof Model #: 03-420

· Informational Board Model #: 03-608

· Or approved equal D. Picnic Tables:

· Outdoor Creations, Inc.

· Model #: 100FSR Concrete Picnic Table with Rock on Exterior or Legs

· Or approved equal E. Campsite Fire Rings:

· Jamestown Advanced Products Corporation.

· Model #: 14331-1 Fire Ring w/ Swivel Grate complete with optional log grate.

· Ring shall have spade ground anchors

· Or approved equal

PART 3 – EXECUTION

1.4 Recreational site informational kiok

· Contractor shall remove the existing informational Kiosk located near the campground entrance and replace with a new Kiosk in same location.

· The new informational board shall be constructed and installed per the manufacturer’s instructions.

· Contractor shall salvage existing fee tube and re-install for use with new informational Kiosk.

NOTE: Installation of Kiosk must be in accordance with Section 308 of the ABAAS.

1.5 Campsite living units

· Contractor shall construct campsite living units at all nine (9) campsites (host site included). Each living unit will consist of 1 picnic table and 1 fire ring. Campsite living units shall be connected to the camp spur. Picnic tables shall have a 5-foot clear horizontal clear space in all directions. Fire rings shall be placed so that they have a 5’ clear space between it and the picnic table as well as a 4-foot clear space in all other directions.

· Fire ring base shall be flush with the finish grade of the campsite living unit finish surface. Fire rings shall have a log grate installed as a typical feature, standard at every campsite. Log grate shall be installed a minimum of 9” above the base of the fire ring.

· Campsite Living Unit Gravel Pad: Finish surface shall be a 2” layer of compacted 1/2" minus fractured gravel (unwashed) overlaying a 3” layer of compacted base coarse over the compacted natural subgrade layer.

· Campsite living units shall be located on the “drivers right” side of the campsite unless otherwise depicted and/or noted in the drawings. Refer to drawings for further details pertaining to living unit location and furniture placement at each respective campsite.

· In instances where the campsite living unit cannot be directly connected to the camp spur as is the case for Campsite #2, contractor shall construct an outdoor recreation access route between the spur and the living unit. The ground surface of the outdoor recreation access route shall be firm and stable and match the soil profile of the campsite living unit. The grade of the outdoor recreation access route shall comply with FSORAG 2.4.1. Where necessary, a grade of up to 1:12 (8.33 percent) is permitted for up to 50 feet (15 m). Resting intervals complying with section 2.3 of the FSORAG shall be provided at distances of no more than 50 feet (15 m) apart. The slope of the campsite living unit shall not exceed 1:48 (2%) in any direction, in compliance with FSORAG 3.2.4. The ground surface shall be firm and stable. The Forest Service does not have topographical data to illustrate the need at campsite #2. For bidding purposes only, contractor shall estimate a connecting path that is 20 linear feet with a consistent width of 5 feet.

PART 4 – MEASUREMENT & PAYMENT

4.1

MEASUREMENT & PAYMENT

A.

Measurement for the informational Kiosk shall be per unit quantity as noted in the Project Bid Schedule. Payment shall be made as a lump sum (LS) and shall be inclusive of the removal of existing Kiosk, installation of new Kiosk and removal & relocation of the existing fee tube.

B.

Measurement for the campsite living units shall be per unit quantity as noted in the Project Bid Schedule. Payment shall be made for each living unit (EA). Each unit shall be inclusive of one (1) picnic table & one (1) fire ring.

C.

The following work shall be considered incidental to its respective section:

1. Campsite Living Unit Gravel Pad: 02101 Road and Campsite Resurfacing

END OF SECTION 02103

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