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This document contains construction plans for the I-5 Bear Creek Scour ER project in Jackson County, Oregon. The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is overseeing this project to place riprap scour protection between the Bear Creek Greenway and Bear Creek in order to prevent further erosion. The project also involves rebuilding a section of the pathway that was impacted by the construction of the riprap armoring. The plans include details on typical sections, traffic control, water management, and bank protection. The overall length of the project is 0.04 miles.
The pricing for this project is not included in the provided documentation. The plans indicate the project is being funded through state and federal sources, but do not provide specific funding amounts. The project timeline and any renewal options are also not specified. The plans appear to be the final electronic documents for this project, but do not indicate if there is an incumbent contractor or set-asides for specific business categories.
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AUGUST 2023
JACKSON COUNTY
PACIFIC HIGHWAY
I-5: BEAR CREEK SCOUR ER PROJECT
PAVING & RIPRAP
PLANS FOR PROPOSED PROJECT
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
STATE OF OREGON
INDEX OF SHEETS
SHEET NO. DESCRIPTION
Title SheetA01
A02 Index Of Sheets Cont. & Std. Dwg. Nos.
ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY
DIVISION
OREGON
PROJECT NUMBER
NO.
SHEET
AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
FINAL ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT
A01A01STATE
ST. HELENS
ASTORIA
TILLAMOOK
MCMINNVILLE
ALBANYNEWPORT
CORVALLIS
HOOD
RIVER
DALLES
THE
MADRAS
PRINEVILLE
BEND
COQUILLE
GRANTS
PASS
Ashland
BURNS
KLAMATH
FALLS
CONDON
MORO
PENDLETON
LA GRANDE
ENTERPRISE
VALE Ontario
PORTLAND
SALEM
MEDFORD
EUGENE
ROSEBURG
Athena
N. Powder
Unity Dayville
Sisters
Juntura
Frenchglen
Burns Jct.
McDermitt
Paisley
La Pine
Crescent
Biggs
Lexington
Hermiston Boardman
Ukiah
Arlington
Malin
Brookings
Coos Bay
Drain
Canyonvil le
Reedsport
Oakridge
Goshen Florence
Lincoln City
Waldport
Home Sweet
Detroit Antelope
Maupin
Forest Grove
Hebo
Cannon Beach
Seaside Rainier
Milton-Freewater
W
26 35 197
39519
3953197
Bonanza
Junction City
BAKER CITY
HEPPNER
Copperfield
Lake Silver
Junction CaveBEACH
GOLD
Orford Port
LAKEVIEW
CANYON
CITY
Day John
CITY
HILLSBORO
DALLAS
Redmond
Val ley Jordan
Overall Length Of Project - 0.04 Miles
(503) 232-1987).
The Oregon Utility Notification Center Is
The Center (Note: The Telephone Number For
You May Obtain Copies Of The Rules By Calling
Through OAR 952-001-0100.
Those Rules Are Set Forth In OAR 952-001-0001
By The Oregon Utility Notification Center.
Oregon Law Requires You To Follow Rules Adopted
ATTENTION:
LET'S ALL
WORK TOGETHER
TO MAKE THIS
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OREGON TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION
COMMISSIONER
VICE CHAIR
CHAIR
Kristopher W. Strickler
Vacant
Lee Beyer
Sharon Smith
Julie Brown
Robert Van Brocklin
T.38S, R.1W, W.M.
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authority.
and approved by the ODOT Chief Engineer or their delegated
Exceptions to these standards, if any, have been submitted
These plans were developed using ODOT design standards.
Print name and title
Signature & date
________________________________Mark Thompson Reg. 3 Tech Ctr. Mgr.
BY: ________________________________
PLANS PREPARED FOR MAINTENANCE
Medford
To
Ashland
To
W. VALLEY VIEW RD.
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PROJECT SITE
B e a r C re k
56V-108
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ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY
DIVISION
PROJECT NUMBER
NO.
SHEET
SEE SHEET A01
A02http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/Engineering/Pages/Standards.aspx
Standard Drawings located on the web at:
Survey Control Data
INDEX OF SHEETS, CONT.
A03
Typical SectionsBA01
ROADWAY DETAILS
General ConstructionC01
ROADWAY CONSTRUCTION
Traffic Contol DetailsEA01-EA02
TRAFFIC CONTROL
DetailsBB01-BB05
C01A Profile
EB01 Traffic Contol Plan TPAR
- Metal HandrailRD770
- Metal Handrail DetailsRD771
- Chain Link FenceRD815
- Temporary BarricadesTM820
- Tables, Abrupt Edge And PCMS DetailsTM800
- Temporary Sign SupportsTM821
- Temporary Pedestrian Accessible RoutesTM844
- Freeway SectionsTM861
Standard drawing nos.
Temporary Water Management PlanHD01-HD02
HYDRAULIC
HE01
HF01
Bank Protection Details
Waterway Enhancement Details
- Slope and Channel MattingRD1055
- Sidewalk Joints And Transition PanelsRD722
- Concrete Truck Wash OutRD1070
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CITY OF TALENT
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BCER2
BCER5
BCER1
BCER4
BCER3
I-5: PACIFIC HWY. (SOUTHBOUND)
BEAR CREEK
MULTI-USE PATH
SET 5/8" X 30" REBAR w/AC "ODOT CONTROL POINT BCER5"3/6/20231568.83314032.55182643.07BCER5
SET 5/8" X 30" REBAR w/AC "ODOT CONTROL POINT BCER4"3/6/20231571.30313777.92182896.02BCER4
SET 5/8" X 30" REBAR w/AC "ODOT CONTROL POINT BCER3"3/6/20231564.74313540.23183151.04BCER3
SET 5/8" X 30" REBAR w/AC "ODOT CONTROL POINT BCER2"2/16/20231552.32313763.61182767.73BCER2
SET 5/8" X 30" REBAR w/AC "ODOT CONTROL POINT BCER1"2/16/20231551.71313698.45182843.50BCER1
DESCRIPTIONDATE ELEV.OCRS EASTING
NORTHING
OCRS
PT. NO.
OF TRANSPORTATION
OREGON DEPARTMENT
Checker:Drafter:
Designer:
SHEET NO.
Reviewer:
SURVEY CONTROL DATA
A03
JASON WEISZ
JASON WEISZ
LOGAN MILES
LEGEND
FEET
50 25 50
N/A
POINT
SET GPS CONTROL
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PROFESSIONAL
LAND SURVEYOR
REGISTERED
MARCH 14, 2017
JASON ROBERT WEISZ
91618
RENEWS: 6-30-2024
56V-108NE 1/4 SEC. 23 T38S, R1W, W.M. SE 1/4 SEC. 23 T38S R1W W.M.
FIELD VERIFY ALL CONTROL BEFORE USE!
VERTICAL DATUM: NAVD88 (GEOID 12B)
HORIZONTAL DATUM: NAD 83 (2011) EPOCH 2010.0
COORDINATE SYSTEM: OREGON COORDINATE REFERENCE SYSTEM (OCRS) GRANTS PASS-ASHLAND ZONE
NOTES:
NETWORK CONTROL TABLE
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WEISZ Jason
Michael Morris
Brian Sheadel
Chris Zelmer
Judy Hardin
TYPICAL SECTIONS
RE
GI
ST
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GINEER
63243PE
J
LY 9,2
RENEWS: 06-30-2024
MLEZ SSOR
SI
C
6" continually reinforced conc. pvmt.
(See dwg. nos. RD770 & RD771)
3 tube ped. rail
(For details, see sht. BB01)
Cutoff wall grade
Profile
Sl. 2%
STA. "BP" 11+29.6 To STA. "BP" 12+55.0 (RIPRAP PROTECTION)
Sl. 1:2
7'6'1'
**STA. "BP" 12+80.0 To STA. "BP" 13+00.0
*STA. "BP" 11+19.6 To STA. "BP" 11+29.6
STA. "BP" 10+80.0 To STA. "BP" 11+19.6
6.0'
**7' to 6'
*6' to 7'
6' **2' to 0'
*0' to 2'
0'
Nom. thkn. - 3"
Level 2, 1/2" PG 64-22
ACP wearing course
Nom comp. thkn. - 6"
Aggregate base
Subgrade geotextile
Sl. 1:4
"BP"
1'
Stone embankment
Filter blanket
Keyed riprap (See sht. HE01 & HF01)
Sl. 1:1.5
Top of cut slope
Top of riprap x c a v a ti n e t re c h
Bottom of riprap c a v a ti n ra l
6" continually reinforced conc. pvmt.
3 tube ped. rail
Cutoff wall
STA. "BP" 12+55.0 To STA. "BP" 12+80.0 (RIPRAP PROTECTION)
7'6'1'
Nom. comp. thkn. - 6"
Stone embankment
Filter blanket
Keyed riprap (See sht. HE01 & HF01)
Top of cut slope c a v a ti e
Bottom of riprap c a v a ti n ra l
Extg. ground
Sl. 1:3
Embankment
Sl. var.
13' Var. 0' to 14'
Var. 0' to 2'
Elev. var.=1545 to 1547 Toe of riprap
BA01
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Judy Hardin
DETAILS
3 Tube pedestrian rail according to 00759
6" reinforced concrete surfacing
12-#4 x cont.
at 12"
#4 stirrup
3/4" rad.
Cutoff wall pay limits
#4 @ 12" on center each way
2" cover min.
6"
12"
2" cl.
3" cl.
l.
7"
(#4 stirrup)
6" 6"
CUTOFF WALL
min.
1'
Conc. surfacing
BB01
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ZELMER Chris R
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ZELMER Chris R
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ZELMER Chris R
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ZELMER Chris R
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ZELMER Chris R
David Knox
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
Sec.23, T.38S, R.1W, W.M.
I-5: PACIFIC HWY No. 1 (SB)
CONSTRUCTION NOTES
JE
IN
BEAR CREEK GREENWAY TRAIL
.0
"BP" LINE
(For details, see shts. HE01 & HF01)
Const. waterway enhancements
Const. 3 tube ped. rail - 150'
Sta. "BP" 11+30 to Sta. "BP" 12+80
Const. cutoff wall - 150'
Sta. "BP" 11+29.6 to Sta. "BP" 12+79.8
(See dwg. no. RD815)
Const. Type CL-6 fence - 255'
Remove extg. fence - 255'
Sta. "BP" 10+70.00 to Sta. "BP" 13+10.00
Paving limit Remove extg. deciduous trees
Conc. paving limit
Loose Riprap Protection Area shown thus:
Preserve and protect extg. deciduous tree
Keyed Riprap Protection Area shown thus:
Conc. paving limit Paving limit
Ordinary high water
(For details, see sht. HE01)
Const. loose riprap
Sta. "R1" 0+20.0 to Sta. "R1" 0+75.0
"R1" LINE
Large wood material shown thus:
Willow fascines shown thus:
(See dwg. no. RD1055)
(Install on area of exposed soil surface)
Inst. slope and channel matting, Type E
1 2
C01
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Property line
Access control line
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ZELMER Chris R
PROFILE
10+00
.6
.8
Subgrade
.7 g in n
. S u rfa
.4
M a tc tg th b ild
.3 tc tg d th b ild d
. S rfa
(Match extg.)
Finish grade @ �
Exc. 85 CY Toe trench
65 CY
Riprap Loose
Exc. 960 CY Toe trench
820 CY
Keyed+
General Exc. 630 CY
Extg. grade @ �
48 CY
Loose
12+00 14+0011+00 13+00 C01A
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ZELMER Chris R
Jorge Gonzalez
TRAFFIC CONTROL DETAILS
Sec.23, T.38S, R.1W, W.M.
I-5: PACIFIC HWY No. 1 (SB)
CONSTRUCTION NOTES
101+ 04.13
T1
101+ 04.13
.9
°4 '3
"W
°1 '5
"E14
(For Profile, see sht. EA02)
(For details, see below)
Const. temp. const. access road
Sl. 1 :4Sl. 1:4
"T6" "T1"
STA. "T6" 300+09.60 To STA. "T6" 300+96.30 STA. "T1" 100+07.90 To STA. "T1" 100+94.20
(For details, see sht. EA02) Profile grade
(For details, see sht. C01) Remove extg. fence
. "B
" 1
. "B
TEMPORARY ACCESS ROAD
Nom. comp. thkn. - 12"
7' 7'
Cut line (Top of slope)
Inst. seed and mulch
Slopes to match extg. when project is complete.
Note:
EA01
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"T6" LINE
"T1" LINE
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ZELMER Chris R
+2.28
-6.09%
-1.27%-1.88%
.3
.5
.1
20' V.C.
+2.26
.2
-1.05%
.5
TRAFFIC CONTROL DETAILS
"T1" LINE "T6" LINE
Exc. 213 cu. yd.
Emb. 16 cu. yd.
Aggr. base 107 T
Exc. 190 cu. yd.
Emb. 7 cu. yd.
Aggr. base 105 T
100+00 101+00
Finish grade (Temp. access) Finish grade (Temp. access)
-1.88%-1.27%
300+00
301+00
EA02
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ZELMER Chris R
Name
Name
TRAFFIC CONTROL PLAN
TEMPORARY PEDESTRIANS ACCESS ROUTING (TPAR)
RENEWS: 06-30-2023
91094PE
JO
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L
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P. 10, 201
CW11-4
24x12
FOLLOW DETOUR
MMM DD - MMM DD
SIDEWALK CLOSED AHEAD
R9-9
30x18
CLOSED
SIDEWALK
M4-9a
30x24
4 Req'd (Mount on B(II)L)
DETOUR
M4-9a
30x24
4 Req'd (Mount on B(II)R)
DETOUR
2Req'd (Mount B(III)R)
2Req'd (Mount PCD)
Sign on barricade
TM800, TM820, TM821, and TM844.
For additional traffic details see dwg. nos.2.
to complete construction work.
Use One Lane Closures, shown in TM861, as necessary
Shoulder Closures as shown in TM861.
Complete construction work using Freeway1.
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL NOTES:
(TSS) so as not to impede the TPAR.
Install Type II barricades and Temp Sign Supports3.
passing spaces every 200' (min,) width shall be 48", accompanied by 60" X 60"
Where 60" can't be achieved, the min. unobstructed
TPAR shall maintain an unobstructed width of 60"2.
Engineer.
Alternate routes require the approval of the
Contractor may propose an alternate route.
do not meet the accessibility conditions, the
If the conditions in the field for the designed route must meet or exceed current level of accessibility.
Temporary Pedestrian Accessible Route(TPAR)1.
NOTES:
TEMPORARY PEDESTRIAN ACCESSIBLE ROUTE (TPAR)
Temporary Pedestrian Accessible Route (TPAR) r C k
Pedestrian Path
1 2 3 4
EB01
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GONZALEZ Jorge C
Barry Tanaka
MANAGEMENT PLAN
TEMPORARY WATER
93278
I
Y 08, 2
RY TANA
K
GENERAL NOTES
and restore site as per plans and specifications.
Remove all Temporary Water Management features sediment-laden water does not leave the site.
storm events and to insure that sediment and periods, this facility shall be upgraded for unexpected anticipated site conditions. During the construction on this plan is the minimum requirements for
The Temporary Water Management Facility shown is completed and approved.
responsibility of the contractor until all construction replacement and upgrading of this facility is the
Management Plan and the construction, maintenance, The implementation of this Temporary Water
PARTIAL ISOLATION NOTES
Isolating the work site: Install sandbag barrier along the stream channel. Size the barrier based on site and stream flow conditions. The discharge table provided on sht. HD02 can be used to estimate water depth to establish the barrier width and height.
Provide adequate sediment control measures during dewatering of the work area to insure sediment laden water does not leave the site.
As needed, install energy dissipator pad downstream from sediment control facility. Location to be set based on topography and easements available.
Sediment control facility
Waterway enhancements
Energy dissipator
Sandbag barrier line
Sandbag isolation barrier
Concrete barrier line
Dewatering sump pump
Discharge pipe
Ordinary High Water - El. 1553 to 1555
Ordinary high water
1550.0
Ash tree
HD01
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3) Average daily discharge expected to be exceeded 16 days each month.
2) Average daily discharge expected to be exceeded 8 days each month.
1) Average daily discharge expected to be exceeded 2 days each month.
In-water work period extends from 15 July through 15 September.
the subject watershed may differ due to irrigation return flows.
estimated discharges are based on nearby gauged basins. Discharges in
Listed discharges are surface water from the upstream watershed. The
FEET PER SECOND (GALLONS PER MINUTE)
AVERAGE DAILY DISCHARGE IN CUBIC
NOTE 1 2 3
OCTOBER
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
BEAR CREEK AT PACIFIC HWY 001 (I-5)
TEMPORARY WATER MANAGEMENT
ESTIMATED DISCHARGES FOR
204 (91,5690) 125.4 (56,280) 83.4 (36.960)
101.7 (45,640) 72.9 (32,720) 51.8 (23,230)
122.1 (54,800) 93 (41,740) 121.8 (54,660)
N/A N/A N/A
Anchor stakes
Geotextile fabric
Extg. streambed
1' - 1.5'
To pump stones, etc.)
with (sandbags, Anchor fabric
Fish screen
Slope as directed
Subsurface flow
NO SCALE
its height is:
linear feet of barrier that is twice as wide as
The estimated number of bags needed for 100 inches wide by 14 inches long. This is a 30 pound bag of dry sand.
having a placed dimension of about 4 to 5 inches high by 9 to 10 used to construct a sandbag barrier. This is based on each bag of 2 feet). This is the minimum width-to-height ratio that should be wide as its height (e.g., a one foot high wall would have a base width
A common recommendation is to make the sandbag barrier twice as
Height (ft)# bags
2 1700 ig f t.
Width (ft.)
SANDBAG FOOTPRINT DETAIL
SANDBAG FOOTPRINT DETAIL
FISH SCREEN SUMP DETAIL PARTIAL ISOLATION DETAIL
sheeting in place
Anchor to hold work area
Dewatered tucked into barrier
Sheeting to be
Channel bankbank
Channel
Isolation barrier
Sandbag
Plastic sheeting
3'-0"
2' -0" to
HD02
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MANAGEMENT PLAN
TEMPORARY WATER
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TANAKA Barry
4'
BANK PROTECTION DETAILS
maintain 3-point contact between larger boulders
, salvaged topsoilFill voids between lifts with
Loose Class 700 riprap:
Backfill with salvaged topsoil
Elev. varies
Elev. 1553
Elev. 1545
Fill voids between lifts with salvaged topsoil, Place loose Class 700 riprap (3' min. thickness) as directed, Preserve and protect exisiting Ash tree
LOOSE RIPRAP AT TREE
BURIED LOOSE RIPRAP
Original grade
Place willow fascines as directed by Engineer
KEYED RIPRAP SECTION
Elev.= 1560
Elev. = 1545-1547
Toe of ripap var.
1' max.
Riprap filter blanket (1' max.)
(6' thick, perpendicular to surface)
, salvaged topsoilFill voids between lifts with
Class 700 keyed riprap
For details, see Typical Section sht. BA01 ground
Extg.
Section Views are shown looking downstream.
HE01
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6'
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TANAKA Barry
WATERWAY ENHANCEMENT DETAILS
Root wad extends ~5' beyond riprap face elevation as creek channel approximately at same
Place bottom of lower log
LOG PLACEMENT
SECTION A-A
into riprap min. 15'
Embed log
LOG PLACEMENT
Toe of riprap dwg. clarity) omitted for
(Riprap pattern in staggered pattern approximately 10' on center as directed by the Engineer, elevations1552 and 1555, or
Place willow facine between willow bundle ends between native soil and
Ensure contact
Riprap outline
WILLOW FASCINE
Extg. Riprap outline
PLAN VIEW
are at same elevation
Angle upper log so that ends of logs
Extg.
Varies 30' to 40'
Willow fascine, typ. BEAR CREEK
Cutoff wall Cutoff wall
Section Views are shown looking downstream.
HF01
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TANAKA Barry
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