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USDA Forest Service--Region 1 Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest
Jefferson Ranger District
HOMESTAKE ATV TRAILS
Index to Sheets Page Description 1 Cover Sheet 2 Vicinity Map 3 Project Location 4 Reconstruction Map 5 Quantities and Notes 6 Homestake Trail Log 7 Illustration of Terms 8 Clearing and Grubbing 9 Excavation 10 Drain Dip 11 Grade Reversal 12 Rock Turnpike 13 Trail Reconditioning 14 ATV Switchback 15-17 Bridge and Puncheon Details
Montana
Project Area
SHEET 1
SHEET 4 RECONSTRUCTION MAP
HOMESTAKE
Location of Homestake Project
Orange Highlighted Routes are Reconstruction Routes.
A Whitetail-Pipestone OHV Map will be available for the awarded bidder.
SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES and NOTES
ITEM NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION
MEASUREMENT
PROJECT
TOTAL METHOD UNIT
151.01 Mobilization LSQ LS 1
151.02 Equipment Washing LSQ LS 1
201.01 Clearing and Grubbing LSQ LF 985
204.01 Excavation DQ LF 935
204.03 Drain Dip AQ EA 50
204.10 Grade Reversal AQ EA 8
204.20 Rock Turnpike AQ LF 80
211.01 Trail Obliteration DQ LF 70
303.01 Trail Reconditioning DQ Ml 14
557.25 Install 25-Foot Bridge AQ EA 1
557.60 Install 60-Foot Puncheon AQ EA 1
602.02 Furnish and Install 12"x8' PE Pipe AQ EA 1
622.01 Excavator Equipment Hour AQ HR 10
Homestake Trail is located within the Whitetail-Pipestone OHV Area This trail is very easily accessible off both the Delmoe Lake Road and other system trails.The successful bidder will most likely encounter visitors.This trail is new construction and will be closed to the public until completed.
Contractors shall wash all equipment to be used on the job prior to mobilizing to the site.The CO, COR, or inspector shall inspect equipment at either the Dillon or Butte Forest Service Offices. Contractors shall call ahead to arrange for inspection at least one day in advance.
Stakes were refreshed in 2015. The Forest Service will be responsible for stake refreshing.
The Contractor is responsible for cleaning up all stakes and flagging at the end of the project and hauling them off National Forest Land. Stakes shall not be removed until after the final inspection unless otherwise allowed by COR
All bridge and puncheon material is government furnished with the exception of nails. Materials shall be onsite on or around July 27th.
In accordance with the I24-permit, no fill material may be placed in or within 10 feet of the stream before, during, or after construction of the bridges, or shallow stream fords.
Grade reversals shall have a minimum of 10 feet in the opposite grade and shall be outsloped to shed water.
Trail Maintenance Logs will not be provided for all trails to be “maintained”. Only the Homestake Trail shall have a trail log.
All other trails are very basic trail reconditioning and cleaning of drainage structures.
A total of 50 drain dips are included on the non-trail log trails. Please see the map on sheet #4 for detailed locations of trails.
A Whtietail-Pipestone M o t o r i z e d R e c r e a t i o n M a p will be provided to the awarded bidder at the pre-work
HOMESTAKE
SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES
and GENERAL NOTES SHEET 5 rkscott Sticky Note Marked set by rkscott
ITEM DESCRIPTIONSTA
0+00 Begin mining mitigation hourly work on northeast side of the trail.
1+10 Trail crosses existing ditch.
1+20 End ditch crossing.
2+00 Trail location is near ditches.
2+35 Trail crosses existing ditch and tailings pile. End mining mitigation hourly work.
Begin clearing and grubbing. Begin excavation.
2+75 Begin turnpike.
3+00 Install 12" x 8" PE Pipe.
3+35 End turnpike. Begin puncheon.
3+85 End puncheon. Trail is rocky 3+95 End rocks.
4+00 Install 25-foot glu-lam stringer bridge with 20-foot approach on far end. Tie near approach into rocky section of trail.
4+50 Rock ledge.
4+80 Construct climbing turn left.
5+00 Construct grade reversal.
5+15 Begin rocky excavation.
5+25 End rocky excavation.
5+50 Construct grade reversal.
5+70 Construct grade reversal.
6+00 Construct grade reversal.
6+20 Construct grade reversal.
6+70 Construct grade reversal.
8+50 Begin rocky excavation.
9+20 End rocky excavation.
9+65 Begin grade reversal. Begin switchback.
10+31 End grade reversal. End switchback.
10+66 Begin grade reversal. Begin switchback.
11+23 End grade reversal. End switchback.
11+90 Begin climbing turn right.
12+20 End climbing turn.
12+25 Cross an existing trail, block below with rock and slash for 20 feet.
HOMESTAKE TRAIL LOG
SHEET 6TRAIL LOGHOMESTAKE ATV
ITEM
557.25
ITEM
557.60
ITEM
62010
ITEM
62201
ITEM
204.10
ITEM
204.01
ITEM
201.01
Grade Rev.
Install Bridge
PE
Culvert
Equip Hours
Turn- Pike
Exc.Clear& Grub
Install Punch
ITEM
204.20
ITEM
211.01
Trail Oblit.
985 935
12+90 End work on new trail. Obliterate old trail ahead for 50 feet.
TRAIL RECONDITIONING
CLEARING AND GRUBBING ITEM 201.01
SHEET 8CLEARING AND GRUBBING
HOMESTAKE ATV
1-1/2'
3'
Avoid cutting any live trees over 10 inches in diameter ouside of the clearing limits, instead cut branches flush with tree.
Grub out entire bush if branches reach into clearing limits.
Cut stumps within 6" of ground.
1-1/2'3'
Cut trees less than 4" in diameter, or any diameter dead/dying if within clearing limits.
Cut previously cleared logs to clearing limits.
10'
Vertical clearing limit is 10 feet on centerline.
Downhill clearing limit is 1-1/2 feet from the edge of tread.
Uphill clearing limit is 3 feet from the edge of the cut.
Amount of bench varies with % of sideslope.
Full Bench
Trailbed
TRAIL RECONDITIONING
EXCAVATION ITEM 204.01
SHEET 9EXCAVATION
HOMESTAKE ATV
NOTES:
1- Remove loose rock on the trailbed surface over 4 inches in the smallest dimension. To the extent probable remove loose rock greater than 2 inches in diameter.
2- Remove or reduce embedded rock that protrudes more than 4 inches above the trailbed.
3- Remove or reduce rock that protrudes into the traibed width from the side.
4- Roots shall be removed from the surface of the trailbed, and cut and removed 3 inches below the trailbed surface.
5- Compact and rake all finished tread by hand in accordance with Section 204 of the Specifications.
Outslope all sections 5%.
Above 30% sideslope Trailbed shall be 66", Unless
% Sideslope Exceeds 45%, then Trailbed shall be 72", or as noted on the trail log.
10-30% Sideslope Trailbed Width Shall be 60".
0-10% Sideslope Trailbed Width Shall be 60".
Fill Slope
Backslopes shall be no steeper than 1H:1V except in solid rock the backslopes shall be no steeper than 1H:2V.
Conserve and place topsoil to the extent possible on the fill slope.
If spill point of dip is not to daylight, construct leadoff ditch to daylight. Slope of leadoff ditch must match dip.
Backslope
Fillslope
6' Min
18" Min
Blend excavated material into original tread.
Excavated Material
Compacted Fill Material
Outslope 3-5%
20' Min
DRAIN DIP
ITEM 204.03
SHEET 10DRAIN DIP
HOMESTAKE ATV
CROSS SECTION DRAIN DIP
TRAIL BEFORE DRAINAGE
TRAIL AFTER DRAINAGE
Crown and downgrade approach are compacted material.
GRADE REVERSAL
ITEM 204.10
HOMESTAKE ATV SHEET 11
Backslope
Edge of Trail~200'
10' Min at -5%
GRADE REVERSAL
NOTE: Contractor shall use his/her discretion as to the best placement for rolling dips. See Sheet #6 for approximate locations.
ROCK TURNPIKE
ITEM 204.20
SHEET 12ROCK TURNPIKE
HOMESTAKE ATV
Ditch
Rock Retainer Fill
PE Pipe
NOTES:
1- Crowned, compacted fill material shall be obtained from a source approved by the COR. Fill material shall meet the requirements of Subsection 704.07 of the Specifications.
2- Minimum rock retainer size shall be 3/4 of a cubic foot. Bury retainers a minimum of 1/4 their height.
3- Ditches are required on both sides of the trail where sideslopes are less than 10%. Ditches are required only on the uphill side where sideslopes exceed 10%.
4- Ditches shall measure a minimum of 12 inches deep, 9 inches wide, and shall have sloped sides no greater than 1V:1H. Hand work may be required on ditches to achieve a 1:1. Do not place picked rocks from turnpike fill into ditches 5- Ditches shall drain to daylight.
6- 72-inch wide layer of geotextile shall be placed under fill material. Anchor geotextile under rock retainers. Geotextile shall meet the requirements of Subsection 714.01 of the Specifications. Submittals for geotextile are required prior to installation.
7- If ample rock for turnpike is not available, notify the COR immediately. Do not substitute native log turnpike prior to consultation with COR.
8- Culverts shall measure 8-foot in length by 12 inches in diameter.
6'
Blend approach of turnpike to make for a smooth transition from trail.
Slope uphill ditches to drain to culvert.
Slope outlet of culvert to drain to daylight. Geotextile
(Item 602.01)
TRAIL RECONDITIONING
ITEM 303.01
SHEET 13TRAIL RECONDITIONING
HOMESTAKE ATV
AFTER MAINTENANCE
BEFORE MAINTENANCE
Berm Slough
Place compacted berm and slough material in tread creating a smooth outsloped riding surface.
NOTES:
1- All usable soil shall be placed in tread and compacted according to Section 204.
2- If voids are over 14 inches in depth, rock may be used to first fill the hole, soil shall be placed a minimum depth of 4 inches above the rock.
Inslope 5%
15' Lower Approach 5% Max Grade
15' Upper Approach 5% Max Grade
Construct grade reversal to remove water on trail surface.
Inslope trail throughout turn.
Construct grade reversal to remove water on trail surface.
Use existing brush and rocks to form switchback barrier.
Inslope 5%
Minimum Rock Size 3/4 Cubic Foot
ATV SWITCHBACK
ITEM 204.31
SHEET 14SWITCHBACK
HOMESTAKE ATV
Existing 30% sideslope shown as an example for cut and fill depths.
Excavated Material
Compacted Fill Material
A
A
SECTION A-A
NOTES:
1- Depths vary for excavation and fill material depending on sideslope. 30% is an average, some turns will require more work.
2- Dimensions are measured from centerline.
3- Radius shall be a minimum of 8 feet..
8"
8"
Maximum grade throughout turn shall be 12%.
Use lower approach to transition from inslope to outslope.
10' MIN
*Timber sill may be either 12x12" solid sawn, 12-1/4x12" glued-laminated, or built up 3x12", 4x12", and 6x12".
5-1/8"x15"x25' Glu-Lam Stringer
3x12"x6'-6" Decking. Sawn Timber. Maintain 1" Maximum and 1/2" Minimum Gap Between Decking.
Attach Decking to Stringers Using (2) 5/16"d x 7" Ring Shank Nails, Alternate Centers
3"x12"x19" Backwall
3"x12"x8'-0" Backing Planks
Attach Stringer to Sill Using Bearing Shoe
Attach Backing Planks to Backwall Using (2) 1/2"d x 7 1/2" Bolt with Malleable Iron Washer and Hex Nuts
3"x6"x2'-0" Curb Block Attach Spacer and Curb to Decking Using (3) 5/8"d Timber Bolt
6"x6" Curb
DECK SECTION W/CURBS
0 0.5 1 2 feet
Bearing Shoe. See Detail Next Sheet
3"x19"x8'-0" Backing Planks. Attach Backing Planks to Deck Planks and Stringers Using 6" Ring Shank Nails
3"x12"x78" Decking Planks
25'-0" Stringer End to End
BRIDGE AND PUNCHEON DETAILS
ITEM 557.25 & 557.60
SHEET 15BRIDGES
HOMESTAKE ATV
7/8" Anchor Bolts
3/4" Bolt and Nut w/Standard Plain
Washers
0 0.5 1 2 feet
BACKING PLANK END ELEVATION
2"
2"
1'
1'-7"
Malleable Washers (2) Each per Bolt
8'
BEARING SHOE DETAILS FOR 557.25
PLAN
SIDE VIEW
END VIEW
1/2"x3-1/8"x6" Elastomeric Pad (50 Durometer)
7/8"d Holes for Anchor bolts
13/16"d x1" Slotted Hole for 3/4"d Bolt & Nut w/Standard Plain Washers
8"
8"
2"
4"
4"
2"
"41
Bearing & StringerCL
Bearing & Abutment
CL
StringerCL
1/2" PL
CP
DIAPHRAGM DETAILS FOR 557.25
0 0.5 1 foot
0.25
SAWN CURB CONNECTION DETAILS FOR 557.25 & 557.60
1 2
3"x 6" x 2' Curb Block 16" d. Holes for 58"d.
Timber Bolts 5 8" Timber Bolt
Curb Block
Deck Planks
2"x6" Continuous Plate
Malleable Iron Washer typical
Under Hex Nut
ELEVATION
TYPICAL CONNECTION
ELEVATION
CONNECTION @ SPLICE
CURB BLOCK PLAN @ SPLICECURB BLOCK PLAN
"11
" 101
" 2"
1 2
2"11
2" 101 2" 11
2"
5-3/8"
1"
5-3/8"
5-1/8"
BRIDGE AND PUNCHEON DETAILS (2)
ITEMS 557.25 & 557.60
SHEET 16BRIDGE AND PUNCHEON DETAILS
HOMESTAKE ATV
1/2" PL
0 0.5 1 2 feet
Install (4) Diaphragms at Third Points of Span
3-1/8"x10-1/2" Glu-Lam Diaphragm
2'-31 2"
HU210-2 Simpson Tie (or approved equal)
Number of Pieces Description Dimensions Pre‐Drilled* (Yes/No) 2 Backing Plank 3"x10"x8’ Yes
2 Backing Plank 3"x9"x8’ Yes
4 Backwall 3"x12"x19” Yes
12 Continuous Plate 2"x4"x10’ No
2 Curb‐lower notch 6"x6"x12’ Yes
6 Curb‐double notch 6"x6"x14’ Yes
2 Curb‐upper notch 6"x6"x14’ Yes
22 Curb Block 3"x6"x2’ Yes
8 Curb Block‐splice 3"x6"x2’ Yes
60 Decking 3"x12"x6’‐6” No
20 Sill 8"x8"x8’ No
15 Stringer 6"x8"x10’ No
2 Stringer 6"x8"x15’ No
14 Tie‐Stringer 4"x8"x6’ No
* See bridge drawings for dimensions of pre‐drilled holes in members.
| Homestake-Drawings_Edited3.pdf |
| Projec t Area |
| I |
| TRAIL RECONDITIONING CLEARING AND GRUBBING |
| I |
| DRAIN DIP |
| ITEM 20403 |
| TRAIL AFTER DRAINAGE |
| ROCK TURNPIKE ITEM 20420 |
| TRAIL RECONDITIONING ITEM 30301 |
| BEFORE RECONDITIONING |
| AFTER RECONDITIONING |
| TRAIL RECONDITIONING |
| SAWN CURB CONNECTION DETAILS FOR 55725 AND 55760 |
| DIAPHRAGM DETAILS FOR 55725 |
| BEARING SHOE DETAILS FOR 55725 |
| Grade Reversal.pdf |
| GeneralNotes_Etc_AB.pdf |
| SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED QUANTITIES |
| GENERAL NOTES |
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