B08_140L6326Q0016_-_Attachment_02_-_Drawings.pdf

This is a design and specification document for a water well redevelopment project at Walker Fork Campground in Alaska, prepared by the United States Department of Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Eastern Interior Field Office.

The project involves the redevelopment of an existing water system at Walker Fork Campground near Tok, Alaska (coordinates: 64°4'36.84"N, 141°37'42.23"W). Key work includes removing the existing 750-gallon water tank and stand, replacing it with a new 750-gallon tank and stand; removing and replacing the spring-loaded dispenser; installing a new filter enclosure with government-furnished iron filter; removing and replacing existing water piping; and disconnecting the existing photovoltaic power system. The project also requires cleaning battery cables, removing and disposing of existing batteries, installing 20 new batteries with boost charge capability, and measuring reserve capacity per manufacturer specifications. Additional work includes installing a 15-amp circuit breaker in the distribution panel, disconnecting existing heat tape, and performing a system check of the photovoltaic system to ensure proper operation. The document provides detailed architectural and engineering plans across six sheets, including site plans, elevation details, water well construction details, trench specifications, filter enclosure designs, and an existing photovoltaic system wiring diagram. All construction must comply with 18-AAC-80 Alaska Drinking Water Regulations and the International Building Code 2021 standards.