Attachment 2 Drawings Dixon and McGraw Run.pdf
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This is a set of construction drawings prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) under the Emergency Watershed Protection Act for streambank stabilization work at three sites in Ohio County, West Virginia. The project, designated DSR 54-02-25-5090-001, encompasses stabilization efforts at Dixon Run (Sites 1 and 3) and McGraw Run (Site 2) using rock riprap and gabion wall construction methods. Site 1 requires 20 linear feet of rock riprap stabilization with a D50 of 15 inches at a 2:1 slope with a 4-foot bank height and 2-foot key, utilizing approximately 56 tons of rock and 40 square yards of geotextile. Site 2 involves gabion wall construction using 4.5-foot, 6-foot, 7.5-foot, and 9-foot height configurations along a 102-foot section of stream channel, with total quantities including 105 square yards of geotextile, 143 cubic yards of gabions, and earth fill as needed. Site 3 requires 35 linear feet of rock riprap stabilization with similar specifications to Site 1, using 70 tons of rock and 61 square yards of geotextile.
Construction notes specify that all utilities must be located prior to mobilization, soil compaction must be remedied, stream access must be off main roads with proper traffic control, and excess excavation materials must be disposed of off-site in compliance with all regulations. Foundation preparation varies by site conditions, with options including shallow bedrock preparation using No. 10 rebar anchors or rock riprap foundation preparation. Gabion construction includes specific lacing details using 13.5 gauge wire, interior diaphragms, and counterfort configurations. The drawings include detailed specifications for channel bottom configuration with subchannels, geotextile placement, positive drainage provisions, and pipe extensions through gabion structures. All work is subject to NRCS representative field approval and direction regarding final grading, foundation type determination, and material disposal.
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DRAWINGS PREPARED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF
THE EMERGENCY WATERSHED PROTECTION ACT
BY THE NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE
OF THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
DIXON & MCGRAW RUN SITES 1, 2,& 3
STREAMBANK STABILIZATION
DSR 54-02-25-5090-001
OHIO COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
INDEX TO DRAWINGS
SHEET DESCRIPTION
1 COVER SHEET
2 CONSTRUCTION NOTES AND QUANTITIES
3 OVERALL SITE MAP
4 SITE 1 - PLAN VIEW
5 SITE 2 - PLAN VIEW
6 SITE 3 - PLAN VIEW
7 ROCK RIPRAP TYPICAL SECTION
8 TYPICAL RIPRAP CHANNEL BOTTOM CONFIGURATION
9 TYPICAL 9' GABION DETAILS
10 9' GABION COUNTERFORT DETAILS
11 TYPICAL 7.5' GABION DETAILS
12 7.5' GABION COUNTERFORT DETAILS
13 TYPICAL 6' GABION DETAILS
14 6' GABION COUNTERFORT DETAILS
15 TYPICAL 4.5' GABION DETAILS
16 4.5' GABION COUNTERFORT DETAILS
17 GABION LACING DETAILS
18 TYPICAL FOUNDATION PREPARATION ON SHALLOW BEDROCK DETAILS
19 TYPICAL FOUNDATION PREPARATION ON ROCK RIPRAP DETAILS
20 TYPICAL GABION CHANNEL BOTTOM CONFIGURATION
CALL
BEFORE YOU DIG
STOP
1-800-245-4848 www.muwv.org
MISS UTILITY OF
WEST VIRGINIA, INC.
IT'S THE LAW!
K E N T U C K Y
O H I O
V I R G
I N I A
P E N N S Y L V A N I A
M A R Y L A N D
JOB APPROVAL
CLASS - V
SITE LOCATION(S)
SITE 1
40° 5' 7" N 80° 35' 34" W
SITE 2
40° 4' 59" N 80° 35' 27" W
SITE 3
40° 5' 20" N 80° 34' 17" W
SITE LOCATION
* The area required for overlaps is not included in the quantity for geotextile.
**Estimates allow for both shallow and rock riprap foundation prep for the entire length of the site.
Table of Estimated Quantities
Site Geotextile
(SY)
Rock Riprap
(TN)
Gabions*
(CY)
Earth Fill
(CY)
Foundation Preparation Shallow
Bedrock
**(SY)
Foundation Preparation Rock Riprap
**(TN)
Foundation Preparation Rock Riprap Geotextile
*(SY)
CONSTRUCTION NOTES
1. Access roads shall be restored to pre-construction condition or better.
2. All fences, sidewalks, driveways, retaining walls, and pedestrian bridge removed and/or damaged as a result of the contractor's operations shall be restored to a condition equal to or better than they existed before the start of work.
3. Call 811 to locate utilities prior to mobilization and excavation. Verify location and protect the existing utilities in close proximity to the work area including but not limited to utility poles, manholes, water line, and gas line.
4. Soil compacted as a result of construction operations shall be loosened for a depth of 6-inches below the compacted soil layer and re-graded to blend with existing ground.
5. Provide sub-channel as shown on Typical Channel Bottom Configuration drawings.
6. While working in the stream all efforts will be made to reduce downstream impacts including keeping the excavator tracks elevated above flowing water. A diversion berm shall be established at the top of each stream access point to minimize surface water from flowing toward the stream.
7. Site access shall be off the main road and shall be in accordance with all West Virginia Department of Highways rules and guidelines. The contractor shall provide signage and flagmen for traffic control as required.
7. After the foundation is excavated, NRCS representative shall determine if foundation preparation will be required and type. Foundation preparation quantities not included or covered by the variation in quantity clause.
8. Reshape/transition stream banks at the upstream and downstream ends of stabilization measures as directed by NRCS representative.
9. Excess material from the excavation & obstruction removal shall be wasted off-site in accordance with all local, state, & federal regulations and as approved by the NRCS representative in the field. Waste areas shall be seeded according to construction specification 6, Seeding, Sprigging and Mulching.
10. The contractor shall provide approved fill as required to complete the work.
11. Trash, tires, & woody debris within the work limits shall be disposed of off-site in an approved landfill. The contractor shall be responsible for the landfill tipping fees.
12. All pipes encountered in the embankment shall be extended through the rock riprap and/or gabions with the same pipe material or better to the face of the slope or baskets.
13. The contractor shall maintain the cleanliness of public and private roads impacted by hauling operations during the duration of the work.
14. Required pollution control measures shall be installed as needed in accordance with
Construction Specification 5, Pollution Control.
SITE 1
ROCK RIPRAP
SITE 2
GABIONS
DIXON RUN ROAD
STREAM
THALWEG
DIXON RUN
SITE 3
ROCK RIPRAP
STREAM
THALWEG
MCGRAW RUN
MCGRAW RUN ROAD
Feet 0 1000 2000
SITE LOCATION(S)
SITE1
40° 5' 7" N 80° 35' 34" W
SITE1
40° 4' 59" N 80° 35' 27" W
SITE 3
40° 5' 20" N 80° 34' 17" W
Feet 0 20 40
CENTERLINE STREAM
THALWEG DIXON RUN
~18' STREAM BOTTOM WIDTH
40° 5' 6.89" N 80° 35' 34.19" W
HOUSE
PARKING
AREA
DIXON RUN ROAD
EXISTING TWIN
36" CULVERTS
FENCE
20' RIPRAP STABILIZATION
4' BANK HEIGHT & 2' KEY @ 2:1 SLOPE
D50 = 15", THICK = 30"
(SEE DETAIL SHEET 7)
PARKING
AREA
ROCK RIPRAP KEY @ START/END
OF TREATMENT AREA
STAKED BY NRCS REP
(SEE DETAIL SHEET 5)
STAGING AREA
LIMITS OF
CONSTRUCTION
DRAINAGE DITCH
EXISTING GABIONS
Feet 0 20 40
STREAM THALWEG
DIXON RUN
~18' BOTTOM
STREAM WIDTH
40° 4' 59.13" N 80° 35' 27.1" W
HOUSE
(DO NOT DISTURB
HOUSE FOOTING)
PORCH
PARKING
AREA
DIXON RUN ROAD
CHANNEL BLOCKAGE
REMOVAL OF MATERIAL FOR FINISHED
STREAM CHANNEL SHAPING
EXISTING STATE
ROAD CULVERT
STATE ROAD
RIPRAP
4.5' COUNTERFORT
(SEE DETAIL SHEET 16)
6' COUNTERFORT
(SEE DETAIL SHEET 14)
9' COUNTERFORT
(SEE DETAIL SHEET 10)7.5' COUNTERFORT
(SEE DETAIL SHEET 12)
6' COUNTERFORT
(SEE DETAIL SHEET 14)
EXISTING W
ALL
(DO NOT DISTURB)
STA: 0+78 - 1+02
4.5' GABION WALL
(SEE DETAIL SHEET 15)
STA: 0+36 - 0+78
6' GABION WALL
(SEE DETAIL SHEET 13)
STA: 0+12 - 0+36
7.5' GABION WALL
(SEE DETAIL SHEET 11)
STA: 0+00 - 0+12
9' GABION WALL
(SEE DETAIL SHEET 9)
STAGING
AREA
LIMITS OF
CONSTRUCTION
EXISTING 4" PIPE
MAINTAIN THROUGH
6' GABION WALL
EXISTING TREES
REMAIN
OVERHEAD UTILITY
CONSTRUCTION ACCESS
TOP OF BANK
BANK TOE
0+
0+
1+ 001+
40° 5' 6.89" N 80° 35' 34.19" W
Feet 0 40 80
35 LF ROCK RIPRAP STABILIZATION
D50 = 15" (8"-22" WELL GRADED ROCK)
3' BANK HEIGHT & 2' KEY @ 2:1
~70 TONS
STREAM CENTERLINE
~8-10' STREAM BOTTOM WIDTH
ROCK RIPRAP KEY @ START AND
END OF TREATMENT AREA
STAKED BY NRCS REPRESENTATIVE
(SEE DETAILS SHEET 4)
STAGING
AREA
ESTABLISH 5'
OFFSET FROM
EDGE OF HOUSE
LIMITS OF CONSTRUCTION
EXISTING STRUCTURES
EXISTING CONCRETE
WALL
MCGRAW RUN
~1.7% GRADE
EXISTING BRIDGE
OBSTRUCTION REMOVAL AS NEEDED PER
CON. SPEC. 4 - CHANNEL CLEARING AND SHAPING,
OR AS DIRECTED BY THE NRCS REPRESENTATIVE
DRIVEWAY
MCGRAWS RUN RD
2' Min
6'
Rock Riprap D50 = 15" 8"-22" Well Graded Rock See Specification for Details
3'
2' Key Excavation Limits
Geotextile Stream Bottom Including Subchannel
TYPICAL RIPRAP
SECTION
FlowRiprap
5'
5' Geotextile
2.5'
Note:
Key shall extend from the toe of the Riprap slope to the top of the Riprap slope.
Approximate Existing Ground
2.5'
Provide Positive Drainage Into Stream Bank Extends 1.0' Min. Above Riprap.
RIPRAP KEY @ UPSTREAM AND
DOWNSTREAM END
NOT TO SCALE
7'
9.5
6°
TYPICAL GABION WALL 9 FEET HIGH
Geotextile
Provide Positive
Drainage
Excavation Limits, Backfill With Existing
On-Site Rockfill Materials After Gabion Installation
Finished Grade Stream Bottom (See Channel Bottom Configuration Sheet 20)
2' Min.
2' Min. Embedment or to Bedrock, Whichever is Less
If Bedrock is Less than Two Feet, then See Foundation Preparation on Shallow
Bedrock (Sheet 18)
3'x3'x6'
4.5'x3'x12'
3'x3'x6'1.5'
1.5'
1' Minimum
0.63'
Excavation Limits, Backfill After Gabion
Installation
6'
12'
9'
9'
TYPICAL COUNTERFORT DETAILS
9 FT. GABION WALL
Counterfort
1.5'
1.5'
1.5'
1.5'
9'
NOT TO SCALE
3'x3'x6'
3'x3'x6'
3'x3'x6'
3'x3'x6'
3'x3'x6'
4.5'x3'x12'
3'x3'x12'
3'x3'x9'
3'x3'x9'
3'x3'x6'
3'x3'x6'
5.5' 9.5
6°
TYPICAL GABION WALL 7.5 FEET HIGH
Geotextile
Provide Positive
Drainage
2' Min.
3'x3'x6'
4.5'x3'x12'
1.5'
1.5'
1' Minimum
0.5'
Excavation Limits, Backfill After Gabion
Installation
1.5'x3'x6'
NOT TO SCALE
Finished Grade Stream Bottom (See Channel Bottom Configuration Sheet 20)
2' Min. Embedment or to Bedrock, Whichever is Less
If Bedrock is Less than Two Feet, then See Foundation Preparation on Shallow
Bedrock (Sheet 18)
Excavation Limits, Backfill With Existing
On-Site Rockfill Materials After Gabion Installation
9'
TYPICAL COUNTERFORT DETAILS
7.5 FT. GABION WALL
1.5'
1.5'
1.5' 9'
Counterfort
1.5'
NOT TO SCALE
3'x3'x6'
3'x3'x6'
3'x3'x6'
3'x3'x6'
3'x3'x6'
4.5'x3'x12'
3'x3'x12'
3'x3'x9'
1.5'x3'x9'
1.5'x3'x6'
1.5'x3'x6'
7.5'
3'x3'x4.5'
4'
9.5
6°
TYPICAL GABION WALL 6 FEET HIGH
Provide Positive
Drainage
2' Min.
1.5'
1' Minimum
0.5' Geotextile
Excavation Limits, Backfill After Gabion Installation
4" Pipe Through Gabion Basket Wall
NOT TO SCALE
Finished Grade Stream Bottom (See Channel Bottom Configuration Sheet 20)
2' Min. Embedment or to Bedrock, Whichever is Less
If Bedrock is Less than Two Feet, then See Foundation Preparation on Shallow
Bedrock (Sheet 18)
3'x3'x12'
Excavation Limits, Backfill After Gabion Installation
Excavation Limits, Backfill With Existing
9'
TYPICAL COUNTERFORT DETAILS
6 FT. GABION WALL
Counterfort
1.5'
1.5'
NOT TO SCALE
3'x3'x4.5'
3'x3'x12'
3'x3'x9'
3'x3'x12'
3'x3'x4.5'
3'x3'x4.5'
1.5'x3'x12' 2.5'
9.5
6°
TYPICAL GABION WALL 4.5 FEET HIGH
Provide Positive
Drainage
Excavation Limits
2' Min.
1.5'
1' Minimum
0.5' Geotextile
Excavation Limits, Backfill After Gabion Installation
NOT TO SCALE
Finished Grade Stream Bottom (See Channel Bottom Configuration Sheet 20)
2' Min. Embedment or to Bedrock, Whichever is Less
If Bedrock is Less than Two Feet, then See Foundation Preparation on Shallow
Bedrock (Sheet 18)
Excavation Limits, Backfill With Existing
9'
TYPICAL COUNTERFORT DETAILS
4.5 FT. GABION WALL
Counterfort
1.5'
1.5'
NOT TO SCALE
3'x3'x4.5'
3'x3'x4.5'
3'x3'x4.5'
3'x3'x4.5'
1.5'x3'x12'
3'x3'x12'
1.5'x3'x9'
4.5'
1/3 H
1/3 H
1/3 H
1/3 L 1/3 L
1/3 L 1/3 W
1/3 W 1/3 W
INTERIOR SUPPORT DETAIL
TIERED BASKET TO BASKET
LACING PLAN
VERTICAL EDGE
5" 5" WIRE DOUBLED
BACK AND TWISTED
LACING DETAIL
12' BASKET
VERTICAL EDGE
TOP EDGE
TOP EDGE
6' BASKET
12' BASKET
TOP EDGE
TOP EDGE
VERTICAL EDGE
ADJACENT BASKET TO BASKET
LACING PLAN
BASKET LIDBASKET LID
DIAPHRAGM
DIAPHRAGM
VERTICAL EDGE
CONSTRUCTION NOTES
1. Each vertical seam shall be laced prior to setting basket in place and prior to lacing to adjoining baskets.
2. Each basket shall be laced to the adjoining basket at all vertical edges and horizontal edges.
3. Each diaphragm shall be laced to the lid of the basket after closing. Diaphragm shall be laced along all sides.
4. All lacing shall be done with 13.5 gauge wire using the two, one, two, looping procedure as shown in the lacing detail.
5. All wire shall be tightly laced and the ends of the lacing wire shall be doubled back and twisted not less than three turns around itself in a length not greater than one inch.
6. Install according to manufacturers recommendations.
7. Gabion basket length may vary from typical layer diagram where applicable to stagger seam with layer below as approved by NRCS representative.
Bedrock
Plan View of Planned Gabions & Rebar/Drillhole Pattern
1' Max
Varies
Profile View of Proposed Gabions with Rebar Spacing
1' Max
1' Min to 1.5' Max
Maximum Angle of Rebar/Drillhole Pattern
15°'
Back of BasketFront of Basket
Bedrock
Vertical No. 10 Rebar
Max Tilt of Rebar/Drillhole
Front of Basket Streamside
0' to 2' Max
Stream Bottom
Note:
1. Drill holes for Rebar shall be 13
8 " diameter. The use of epoxy or non-shrink grout is not required. The rebar shall be driven by hammer to the required depth without bending.
2. Care shall be taken by the contractor to prevent damage to the rebar during gabion filling operations.
3. Different gabion bottom basket configurations will require additional rebar by repeating the pattern shown.
4. Final pattern and spacing to be directed by NRCS representative in the field.
Foundation Preparation Payment Limits
Varies
Varies
Stream Bottom
1.25'No. 10 Rebar Typical
1.25' 1.25'
No. 10 Rebar Typical
2.5' Max.
1.25'
2.5' Max.
2.5' Max. 2.5' Max.
Foundation Preparation Payment Limits
4.5'
2.5'
1.5'
~1.5'
~2.5'
FOUNDATION PREPARATION on SHALLOW BEDROCK (Use When Bedrock is Less than Two Feet From Stream Bottom)
Conditional
1' Min to 1.5' Max
NOT TO SCALE
1' Min to 1.5' Max Typical Each Side
Section View of Proposed Gabions with Rebar Spacing
Bedrock
Back of Basket Backfill
0' to 2.0' Max
Varies
2.5'
No. 10 Rebar
1.5'
2.5'
Varies See Site Map Sheet 5 9.5
6°
Section - Gabion Wall
Geotextile
Provide Positive
Drainage
Finished Grade Stream Bottom
Depth of Rock of Foundation to be Determined by NRCS
Representative in Field.
Assumed 3' in Design.
Foundation Preparation Payment Limits
( Varies with Gabion Configuration) Assumed Gabion Base Width + 6'
Rock Riprap Foundation Preparation 6"-18" Gradation
3' Min.
NRCS Representative will determine distance based on actual site conditions. Assumed
3' for quantities on Sheet 2.
Geotextile
Excavation Limits, Backfill After Gabion
Installation
1.5'
1.5'
0.62'
Not to Scale
2'
Foundation Preparation Rock Riprap Conditional
Excavation Limits, Backfill With Existing
Notes:
1. Final location of subchannel to be located in the field by the NRCS representative. The subchannel shall be transitioned as necessary to meet existing grades at the upstream and downstream site extents.
2. Subchannels are not required for bedrock streambeds.
3. Use material from the required excavations and/or approved fill from offsite to reconstruct streambanks as necessary. Seed and mulch per construction specification 6, Seeding, Sprigging and Mulching.
4. Actual gabion configuration and height may vary as directed by the NRCS representative.
Varies
1/3 BW
~ 1
Provide Positive Drainage
~2
~1
~1
Final Stream Bottom Shall be Rough & Irregular Provide Positive Drainage Toward Subchannel Deposition (Varies)
Existing Groundline
Subchannel
Bottom Width (BW)
Channel Bottom Configuration
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