Attachment B Standard Plans.pdf

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Notice of Intent to Award Sole Source Contract with Living Yoga Mindful Dying, LLC
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Clackamas County, Oregon

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Attachment B Standard Plans is a technical specification document from Oregon Department of Transportation providing standard construction details for asphalt concrete pavement (ACP) work. The document, designated RD610, establishes methodologies for pavement feathering, edge detailing, and matching existing asphalt pavement at project endpoints and bridge transitions. The specifications include two primary construction methods (Method A and Method B) with varying taper lengths based on posted speed limits, ranging from 1 inch per 50 feet for speeds of 45 mph or greater to 1 inch per 100 feet for higher-speed corridors. The standard drawing became effective June 1, 2023, with a revision date of November 30, 2023, and requires all materials and construction practices to comply with current Oregon Standard Specifications and generally accepted engineering principles. The document is intended for use by registered professional engineers and should not be implemented without appropriate professional consultation.

The technical specifications detail procedures for cold planing pavement removal, inlay surfacing techniques, and edge detail requirements for asphalt concrete base courses and wearing courses. The document includes provisions for both feathered and non-feathered construction methods, with specific guidance on handling existing gravel surfaces and variable aggregate base thickness ranging from 2 inches to 0 inches. These standard drawings serve as the baseline technical reference for state-funded pavement projects in Oregon and establish uniform construction quality standards across transportation infrastructure improvements throughout the state.

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RD610

DETAILS

PAVEMENT (ACP)

ASPHALT CONCRETE

R D

.d g n

25-JUL-2017N/A

J U

L

1" in 5'

Feather base course Taper 1" in 5'

AT GRAVEL APPROACHES

METHOD OF FEATHERING ACP PAVEMENT

OR BRIDGE ENDS WHEN NOT OVERLAYING THE BRIDGE

ACP PAVEMENT MATCH AT PROJECT ENDS

METHOD OF MATCHING EXTG. ACP INLAY SURFACING

TABLE 1

METHOD A *

METHOD B *

TAPER LENGTHS

ACP wearing course

(When present)

Feather ACP base course

Extg. pvmt.

See "EDGE DETAIL"

Extg. pvmt.

wearing course thkn.

ACP unfeathered

See project plans for method.

Taper (See Table 1)

Cold plane pvmt. removal

Taper (See Table 1)

Cold plane pvmt. removal

Posted Speed Taper Length

1" per 50' 45 mph

1" per 100'> 45 mph

See "EDGE DETAIL"

Extg. pvmt.

wearing course thkn.

ACP unfeathered top ACP base course

Construct non-feathered

(See "EDGE DETAIL")

Top of ACP base, Extg. pvmt.

ACP wearing course

(When present)

Feather ACP base course

Extg. gravel surfacewearing course thkn.

ACP unfeathered

Thkn. - Var. (2" to 0)

Aggr. base

Thkn. - Var. (2" to 0)

(When present)

Asph. conc. base course

(Thkn. as shown on plans)

ACP wearing course

Extg. pvmt.

Thkn. - 2"

(When present)

ACP base course e x tg p v m t.

E d g e o f

See "EDGE DETAIL"

ACP wearing courseExtg. pvmt.

See "EDGE DETAIL"

Extg. A.C. pvmt.

Cold plane pvmt. removal

(Inlay to extg. asphalt conc. pvmt.)

not acceptable

Mill edge as shown

Nom. depth

Sawcut & seal

EDGE DETAIL

the current Oregon Standard Specifications.

All materials shall be in accordance with

DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION

OREGON STANDARD DRAWINGS

DATE

SDR

BOOK NO.

CALC.

Effective Date: June 1, 2023 - November 30, 2023

Professional Engineer.

first consulting a Registered and should not be used without sole responsibility of the user principles and practices, is the generally accepted engineering designed in accordance with

Standard Drawing, while

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