A06_ATTACHMENT_010_-_WR_Campground_Electrical_Upgrades_2003_0002.pdf

This document comprises construction drawings for electrical upgrades at Wilderness Road Campground in Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, located on the Kentucky-Virginia-Tennessee border. The drawings are part of a Department of the Interior National Park Service project.

The electrical upgrades project includes comprehensive plans for site distribution, demolition of existing systems, and installation of new infrastructure across the campground. Key deliverables include: an electrical demolition plan (Sheet E2) detailing removal of existing pedestals, boxes, conduit and wiring; an electrical site plan (Sheet E3) showing new equipment placement and underground/overhead distribution routes; electrical riser diagrams (Sheet E4) for three distribution panels (WRC1, WRC2, WRC3) with circuit specifications; and electrical details (Sheet E5) providing construction specifications for equipment mounting, pedestals, pullbox installation, trenching, and grading. The feeder schedule on Sheet E5 lists 49 RV pedestal circuits with voltage ratings of 120/240V and 30-50 amp configurations, along with two comfort stations requiring 125/240V service. All work involves coordination with Power Company for utility connections, existing infrastructure verification, and proper grounding and drainage requirements. The project uses standard electrical abbreviations and symbols detailed in the legend (Sheet E1) and includes requirements for disconnect switches, circuit breakers, transformers, and underground/exposed wiring installations throughout the campground.