Attachment_3_-_Maps_and_Drawings.pdf

ATTACHMENT 3

Jimmy Cater Plant Material Center Exclusion Fence Maps and Drawings AG-2B46-S-17-0035

• Cover sheet……………………………………………………….…page 1

• General Location Map………………………………………….page 2

• General Fence Layout …………………………………….……page 3

• Fence Bracing and Gate locations………………….……..page 4

• Corner Brace Assembly – Double H………………….… page 5

• Corner Brace Assembly – Double H/Single H………..page 6

• Brace Assembly – Single H……………………………………page 7

• Gate Brace Assembly……………………………………………page 8

• Typical line post spacing……………………………………...page 9

• Wire and attachment details………………………………..page 10

• Gate Panel Assembly Diagram……………………………..page 11

• Gate Details…………………………………………………………page 12

• Post Setting Details………………………………………………page 13

Jimmy Carter PMC Exclusion Fence General Location Map Figure 1 SHEET 2 of 13

295 Morris Drive Americus, Georgia 31719

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Post Office

Location map – General Fence Layout Figure 2 SHEET 3 of 13

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PMC Headquarters 295 Morris Dr.

Americus, GA 31719

Designated Parking and Storage area

Planned Exclusion Fence

North

Fence Bracing and Gate locations Figure 3 SHEET 4 of 13

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Corner Brace Assembly – Double H required

Corner Brace assembly – Double H required

Brace Assembly Single H – mid line pull. Locate at approximate mid point between Corner Brace Assemblies

Gate location. See drawing sheet X

Gate location. See drawing sheet X

Brace Assembly Single H – mid line pull. Locate at approximate mid-point between gate and corner assemblies.

Brace Assembly Single H – mid line pull. Locate at approximate mid-point between gate and corner assemblies.

Brace Assembly Single H – mid line pull. Locate at approximate mid point between Corner Brace Assemblies

Corner Brace Assembly. Single H toward gate. Double H away from gate.

Corner Brace Assembly. Single H toward gate. Double H away from gate.

North

Corner Brace Assembly – Double H Drawing 1 SHEET 5 of 13

Ground surface

Wood Post 6 “ dia. X 16 ft.)

Wood horizontal brace 5” dia. X 16 ft.). Install 80” above ground

Set Posts 6 feet below ground surface

2 loops of 9 ga. Class 3 galvanized wire or

12.5 ga. High tensile class 3 galvanized wire

Brace Pin- min. 3/8” x 6” galvanized steel

Ratcheting style wire tensioner

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Posts 10 ft.

above ground

Notes:

1. All wood posts and braces must be new pressure treated pine. Treatment must be a min. of 0.4 lbs./ft3 CCA or equivalent.

2. Do not notch posts. Posts used for horizontal braces may be trimmed to length to maintain plumb of vertical posts set as part of brace assemblies. All cuts to wood posts shall be treated with copper naphthenate preservative containing a minimum of 2 % copper metal.

3. Vertical posts for all corner, gate, and mid-line pull assemblies shall be 6 inches minimum diameter at the smaller end by 16 feet in length.

4. Horizontal brace posts for all corner, gate, and mid-line pull assemblies shall be 5 inches minimum diameter by 16 feet in length.

5. Brace pins shall be a minimum of 3/8 inch diameter by 6 inches in length hot dipped galvanized. Pre-drill holes in posts to insert brace pins. Treat holes with coal-tar roofing cement. Pins shall be set at 80 inches above ground.

6. Tensioning wire shall be 2 loops of 9 gauge class 3 galvanized wire or 12.5 gauge high tensile class 3 galvanized wire installed as shown on drawing. Upper end shall be attached at height of horizontal brace and lower end attached 3 to 4 inches above ground level.

7. Attach upper and lower end of tensioning wire with not less than 3 fence staples.

8. Ratcheting style wire tensioners shall be stainless steel or galvanized steel and include a square or hex drive point to adjust tension.

9. Install all components shown on this drawing at all locations as shown on this drawing.

Corner Brace Assembly – One side double H. One side single H Drawing 2 SHEET 6 of 13

Ground Surface

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Corner Assembly Single H side.

Line pull distance less than 500 LF

Corner Assembly Double H side.

Line pull distance greater than

500 LF

Wood horizontal brace 5” dia. X 16 ft.. Install 80” above ground

Wood Post 6” x 16 ft.

Brace Pin – min. 3/8” x 6” galvanized steel

Set Posts 6 feet below ground surface

Ratcheting style wire tensioner

2 loops of 9 ga. Class 3 galvanized wire or 12.5 ga.

High tensile class 3 galvanized wire

Posts 10 ft. above ground

Notes:

1. All wood posts and braces must be new pressure treated pine. Treatment must be a min. of 0.4 lbs./ft3 CCA or equivalent.

2. Do not notch posts. Posts used for horizontal braces may be trimmed to length to maintain plumb of vertical posts set as part of brace assemblies. All cuts to wood posts shall be treated with copper naphthenate preservative containing a minimum of 2 % copper metal.

3. Vertical posts for all corner, gate, and mid-line pull assemblies shall be 6 inches minimum diameter at the smaller end by 16 feet in length.

4. Horizontal brace posts for all corner, gate, and mid-line pull assemblies shall be 5 inches minimum diameter by 16 feet in length.

5. Brace pins shall be a minimum of 3/8 inch diameter by 6 inches in length hot dipped galvanized. Pre-drill holes in posts to insert brace pins. Treat holes with coal-tar roofing cement. Pins shall be set at 80 inches above ground.

6. Tensioning wire shall be 2 loops of 9 gauge class 3 galvanized wire or 12.5 gauge high tensile class 3 galvanized wire installed as shown on drawing.

7. Ratcheting style wire tensioners shall be stainless steel or galvanized steel and include a square or hex drive point to adjust tension.

8. Install all components shown on this drawing at all locations as shown on this drawing.

Brace Assembly – Single H mid-line pull Drawing 3 SHEET 7 of 13

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Set posts 6 feet below ground surface

Wood post 6” dia. x 16ft.

Wood horizontal brace 5” dia. X 16 ft. Install 80” above ground

2 loops of 9 ga. Class 3 galvanized wire or 12.5 ga. High tensile class 3 galvanized wire. Form X pattern with wires

Brace pin – min. 3/8” dia.

X 6” galvanized steel

Ratcheting syle wire tensioner

Wood post 6” dia. X 16 ft.

Ground surface

Direction of Pull Direction of Pull

Horizontal brace 80” above ground

Wood Post 10 ft.

above ground

Notes:

1. All wood posts and braces must be new pressure treated pine. Treatment must be a min. of 0.4 lbs./ft3 CCA or equivalent.

2. Do not notch posts. Posts used for horizontal braces may be trimmed to length to maintain plumb of vertical posts set as part of brace assemblies. All cuts to wood posts shall be treated with copper naphthenate preservative containing a minimum of 2 % copper metal.

3. Vertical posts for all corner, gate, and mid-line pull assemblies shall be 6 inches minimum diameter at the smaller end by 16 feet in length.

4. Horizontal brace posts for all corner, gate, and mid-line pull assemblies shall be 5 inches minimum diameter by 16 feet in length.

5. Brace pins shall be a minimum of 3/8 inch diameter by 6 inches in length hot dipped galvanized. Pre-drill holes in posts to insert brace pins. Treat holes with coal-tar roofing cement. Pins shall be set at 80 inches above ground.

6. Tensioning wire shall be 2 loops of 9 gauge class 3 galvanized wire or 12.5 gauge high tensile class 3 galvanized wire installed as shown on drawing.

7. Ratcheting style wire tensioners shall be stainless steel or galvanized steel and include a square or hex drive point to adjust tension.

8. Install all components shown on this drawing at all locations as shown on this drawing.

Gate Brace Assembly Drawing 4 SHEET 8 of 13

Direction of Pull Direction of Pull

Brace Assembly – Single H.

Use when pull distance is less than 500 LF. Brace Assembly – Double H.

Use when pull distance is greater than 500 LF.

Ratcheting style tensioner

2 loops of 9 ga. Class 3 galvanized wire or 12.5 ga.

High tensile class 3 galvanized wire. Orient wires as shown

Brace Pin – min. 3/8” dia. X 6 “ galvanized steel

Set Posts 6 feet below ground surface

Post height should be 10 feet above ground

Horizontal brace set at 80” above ground

Wood horizontal brace 5” x 16 ft.

Set width to accommodate gates as shown on drawing

Wood Post – 6” dia. X 16 ft.

Ground surface

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Notes:

1. All wood posts and braces must be new pressure treated pine. Treatment must be a min. of 0.4 lbs./ft3 CCA or equivalent.

2. Do not notch posts. Posts used for horizontal braces may be trimmed to length to maintain plumb of vertical posts set as part of brace assemblies. All cuts to wood posts shall be treated with copper naphthenate preservative containing a minimum of 2 % copper metal.

3. Vertical posts for all corner, gate, and mid-line pull assemblies shall be 6 inches minimum diameter at the smaller end by 16 feet in length.

4. Horizontal brace posts for all corner, gate, and mid-line pull assemblies shall be 5 inches minimum diameter by 16 feet in length.

5. Brace pins shall be a minimum of 3/8 inch diameter by 6 inches in length hot dipped galvanized. Pre-drill holes in posts to insert brace pins. Treat holes with coal-tar roofing cement. Pins shall be set at 80 inches above ground.

6. Tensioning wire shall be 2 loops of 9 gauge class 3 galvanized wire or 12.5 gauge high tensile class 3 galvanized wire installed as shown on drawing.

7. Ratcheting style wire tensioners shall be stainless steel or galvanized steel and include a square or hex drive point to adjust tension.

8. Install all components shown on this drawing at all locations as shown on this drawing.

Typical line post spacing Drawing 5 SHEET 9 of 13

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Wood line post 5” x 14 ft. Spacing between wood line posts not to exceed 100 ft.

Wood line post 5” x 14 ft. Wood line post 5” x 14 ft.

Steel T post line posts 12 ft. length.

Spacing not to exceed 20 feet. 4 required between wood line posts.

Ground Surface

Set wood line posts 4 feet below ground surface

Spacing between any line posts shall not exceed 20 feet.

Set steel T line posts 2 feet below ground surface

All line posts 10

ft. above ground

Notes

1. All wood line posts shall be new pressure treated pine. Treatment must be minimum of 0.4 lbs/ft3 CCA or equivalent.

2. Wood line posts shall be 5 inches minimum diameter by 14 feet in length. Wood line posts shall be installed at intervals not to exceed 100 linear feet along the fence line.

3. Steel T posts shall be high carbon steel weighing a minimum of 1.33 lbs/ft. exclusive of anchor plate painted or galvanized steel by 12 feet in length. T posts shall be installed at intervals not to exceed 20 linear feet along the fence line.

4. Line post spacing along the fence line shall not exceed 20 linear feet.

5. Install all components shown on this drawing as all locations as shown on this drawing.

Wire and attachment details Drawing 6 SHEET 10 of 13

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Install woven wire 1” to 3” above ground surface

Wood line post 5” x 14 ft.

Steel T post x 12 ft.

Woven wire 20/96/12 wire.

8 feet tall

8 inch spacing

8 inch spacing

Attach 2 strands barb wire as shown shown above

Notes

1. Fencing wire shall be attached on the side of the post opposite the area being protected and completely enclose the protected area, exclusive of gate openings.

2. Woven wire material shall be fixed knot constructed of 12.5 gauge class 3 galvanized wire. Wire shall be 96 inches high containing 20 horizontal stays with no more than 12 inches between vertical stays. Wire is commonly referred to as 20/96/12 woven wire.

3. Barbed wire shall be 2 stranded 15.5 gauge high tensile wire or

12.5 gauge class 3 galvanized wire with 4 point barbs spaced every 5 inches.

4. Attach woven wire to wood posts using 1 ¾ inch 9 gauge hot dipped galvanized steel fence staples. A Minimum of 10 attachments per post required. Attachment pattern - Two top and two bottom horizontal wires shall be attached. 6 additional attachments using random alternate pattern.

5. Attach woven wire to steel T posts using 14 gauge minimum galvanized wire fencing clips. Use 2 complete turns or wraps to secure wire to post.. A Minimum of 10 attachments per post required. Use same attachment pattern as on wood posts.

6. Attach barbed wire to wood posts using one attachment per wire per post using 1 ¾ inch 9 gauge galvanized steel fence staples.

7. Attach barbed wire to steel T posts using one attachment per wire per post using 14 gauge minimum galvanized wire fencing clips. Use 2 complete turns or wraps to secure wire to post

8. Woven wire shall be installed 1 to 3 inches above ground surface.

9. Barbed wire shall be installed 8 inches above woven wire and a second barbed wire installed 8 above the first as shown on this drawing.

10. At end, corner, and pull posts wrap wire around post and tie back to itself with at least 3 tightly wound wraps.

11. Wire shall be spliced with either lap splice or compression splice. Lap splices require the wire ends to be twisted a minimum of 4 wraps around the corresponding wire and trimmed. Compression splices require a sleeve allowing 2 full crimps on each wire end or use of 2 sleeves.

12. All fence wire shall be tensioned or stretched according to the manufactures recommendations.

Gate Panel Assembly Diagram Drawing 7 SHEET 11 of 13

Bolt through style hinge pins

Remove after installation

Gate panel 12 ft. wide. 2 assemblies required per gate opening.

1 ¾ inch tubular steel.

Painted or galvanized.

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Notes

1. Gates shall be 50 inches in height by 12 feet in length 19 gauge minimum 1.75 inch steel tubing galvanized or painted. Spacing between framing members of gate shall not exceed 8 inches.

2. 2 gates shall be fitted together as shown on this drawing to form a gate panel approximately 8.5 feet in height by 12 feet in length. Join gates using 1 ¼ inch EMT conduit not less than 12 inches in length and 4 5/16 inch bolts including nuts and washers.

3. Do not weld on gates.

4. Gate hinge clamps shall be located as shown.

5. 2 hinges per gate required. 4 hinges total per side of assembled gate panel.

6. Drain holes shall be provided at the bottom of the gate panel as shown.

Gate Details Drawing 8 SHEET 12 of 13

Hinge gap should not exceed 4 inches

Gate center closure gap should not exceed 4 inches Installed gate should not exceed 4 inches off ground

Bolt through gate hinges.

4 per side required.

Gate – 2-12 ft. wide gate panels forming 24 ft. wide double hung gate.

Latch or chain required

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Installed gate should be approximately 8.5 ft. above ground

Notes

1. Install 2 12 feet by 8 ½ feet gate panels into gate opening.

2. Gate panels shall be 1.75 inch minimum tubular steel constructed and painted or galvanized.

3. Gate panels shall be attached to posts using 4 bolt through type hinges per side. Bolt shall be ¾ inch diameter by 12 inches in length hot dipped galvanized steel. Pre-drill holes in post for hinge pins. Treat holes with coal-tar roofing cement. Align and tighten to gate post using nut and washer on each side of post. Use matching hinge clamp to attach hinge bolt to gate.

4. Gap between post and gate across hinge shall not exceed 4 inches when installed.

5. Gap between gates at center closure shall not exceed 4 inches when installed.

6. Gap between ground and gate should not exceed 4 inches when installed.

7. Gate chain shall be 3/8 inch galvanized steel not less than 4 feet in length.

Post Setting Details Drawing 9 SHEET 13 of 13

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Ground Surface

Ground Surface

Corner, Gate, and ALL Brace Posts Wood Line Posts Steel T Line Posts

6” dia. Min. post 5” dia. Min. post 1.33 lbs/ft. min. post

4 ft. Depth 6 ft. Depth

2 ft. Depth

Holes for installing fence posts shall be at least 6 inches larger than the diameter of the posts.

Holes for installing fence posts shall be at least 6 inches larger than the diameter of the posts.

Earth Backfill thoroughly compacted in 4 inch lifts

Steel T posts installed by driving into ground

Notes

1. Wood posts shall be set in dug or augured holes not less than 6 inches larger than the post.

2. Corner, gate, and brace post holes shall be 6 feet in depth.

3. Wood line post holes shall be 4 feet in depth.

4. Backfill earth material shall be thoroughly tamped in layers not thicker than 4 inches and shall completely fill the post hole up to the ground surface. Backfill shall be crowned up around posts at the ground surface.

5. Alternately, wood posts may be driven into the ground to the depth specified for post holes.

6. Steel T posts shall be driven into the ground to a depth of 2 feet.

7. All posts shall be installed plumb to the outside or wire side of the fence.

8. All posts shall be aligned to the outer side or wire side of the fence.