Attachment D - Shelter Drawings.pdf

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Division of Air Quality - Air Monitoring Shelters
Solicitation number
RFB-785-2400000113-1
Issued by
Boone County, Fayette County, Oldham County, Lexington-Fayette Urban County, Kentucky

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This document appears to be Attachment D - Shelter Drawings related to a state and local contract opportunity involving the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) and the Fayette County Health Department. The drawings provide specifications for concrete pads to be used as the foundation for air monitoring shelters at three locations: the Buckner KYTC Maintenance Facility, the Fayette County Health Department in Lexington, and the Nature Center in Union, Kentucky. The drawings detail the dimensions, materials, and construction requirements for each 10x12 foot or 10x16 foot concrete pad, including the use of gravel sub-base, rebar reinforcement, 4000 psi concrete, and broom finishing. The document also notes that existing electrical poles and underground electrical lines will be utilized to power the shelters.

The document does not contain information on pricing, set-asides, incumbent contractors, funding sources, or other salient commercial terms. It appears to be strictly technical specifications related to the construction of the concrete foundation pads for the air monitoring shelters at the designated locations.

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Buckner DOT (Oldham Co.)

KYTC Maintenance Facility 1601 South Hwy 393 Buckner, KY. 40031

Concrete Slab for Air Monitoring Shelter

12 Feet

12 feet

(Drawing not to scale)

F ee t

In ch es

4/21/2023

• Gravel (#57 or equivalent) will be hauled on site and compacted for sub-base.

• Pad will be formed and ½” rebar grid at 12” spacings will be set to strengthen concrete.

• Grade 60 rebar or equivalent will be used.

• Rebar will be located 1 to 2 inches from the slab edge.

• 4000 psi concrete will be poured to a minimum thickness of 4”.

• Pad will be broom finished.

• Cure and seal will be applied to concrete once finished.

• Use existing Electrical pole and Electrical lines are to be run underground to shelter.

Buckner Shelter

Buckner-KYTC Maintenance Facility

Concrete Pad 10’x12’x4”

Lat: 38.4001911 Long: -85.444291

Use existing Electrical Pole lines are underground to shelter

Lexington Primary (Fayette Co) Fayette County Health Department 650 Newtown Pike Lexington, KY. 40508

16 Feet

16 Feet

F

• Gravel (# 57 or equivalent) will be hauled on site and compacted for sub-base.

• Grade 60 rebar or equivalent will be used.

• Rebar will be located 1 to 2 inches from the slab edge.

• 4000 psi concrete will be poured to a minimum thickness of 4”.

• Pad will be broom finished.

• Cure and seal will be applied to concrete once finished.

Lat: 38.065056 Long:-84.497556

Use existing Electrical Pole lines are underground to shelter

Concrete Pad 10’x16’x4”

Lexington Primary

Nature Center 9101 Camp Ernst Road Union, KY. 41091

F

• Gravel (#57 or equivalent) will be hauled on site and compacted for sub-base.

• Grade 60 rebar or equivalent will be used.

• Rebar will be located 1 to 2 inches from the slab edge.

• 4000 psi concrete will be poured to a minimum thickness of 4”.

• Pad will be broom finished.

• Cure and seal will be applied to concrete once finished.

Use existing Electrical pole Electrical lines are underground to shelter.

Nature Center

Concrete Pad 10’x12’x4”

Lat: 38.9674434 Long: -84.7213627

Buckner Shelter Placement-REV Stamp PE
Lexington Shelter Placement-REV Stamp PE
Nature Center Shelter Placement-REV Stamp PE

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