B026-28_Plan_Set.pdf

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B026-28 Facilities Parking Lot Rehabilitation
Solicitation number
BO26-28
Issued by
New Haven County, Connecticut

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The document is a set of engineering site plans for Proposed Pavement Repairs at multiple Fire Station locations in Meriden, Connecticut, prepared by the City Hall Room 19 Engineering Division of the Department of Public Works. The project involves pavement repair and overlay work at six different fire station sites: 168 Chamberlain Highway (Fire Station #1), 61 Pratt Street (Fire Station #2), 561 Broad Street (Fire Station #3), 160 Sherman Avenue (Fire Station #4), and 31 Camp Street in South Meriden (Fire Station #6). Each site requires specific pavement repair techniques, including sawcutting existing pavement, removing surface layers, reforming sub-bases, installing new bituminous pavement layers, replacing catch basin tops, and in some cases installing new concrete pads or curbing.

The project sites have varying pavement areas ranging from 331 square yards to 1,286 square yards, with repair scopes including 1.5" pavement overlays, complete pavement structure removal and replacement, and specific infrastructure improvements like new concrete pads and curbing. The plans are dated 9/9/2025 and include detailed site maps, location context maps, and technical cross-section details for concrete pad installations. Each site has a specific sequence of repair steps outlined, indicating a comprehensive and methodical approach to the pavement repair project across multiple municipal fire station locations.

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Scale 1"=1000'± Location Map

Fire Station #1 at

Proposed Pavement Repairs

Meriden, Connecticut

City Hall Room 19

Engineering Division

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168 Chamberlain Highway

SCALE: 1" = 20'

Concrete Pad Detail

Limit of overlay

Area = 331 square yards

Area = 1,786 square yards

Sawcut and remove existing pavement Install new curbing

Install new 12' x 24' concrete pad at Bay #1

Remove 100 Sq. Yds. of existing pavement

(5 total) Replace existing catch basin tops

1.5" Pavement overlay

1.5" Pavement overlay

Remove existing pavement structure down to aggregate layer, reform sub base, and install 1.5" Class I and 1.5" Class II Pavement area = 273 square yards

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Scale 1"=1000'± Location Map

Fire Station #2 at

Proposed Pavement Repairs

Meriden, Connecticut

City Hall Room 19

Engineering Division

N

61 Pratt Street

SCALE: 1" = 20'

Pavement Area = 531 square yards

Sawcut Existing Pavement

Existing Concrete Pad To Remain

Replace existing catch basin top

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Scale 1"=1000'± Location Map

Fire Station #3 at

Proposed Pavement Repairs

Meriden, Connecticut

City Hall Room 19

Engineering Division

N

561 Broad Street

SCALE: 1" = 20'

Pavement Area = 776 square yards

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20'

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Scale 1"=1000'± Location Map

Fire Station #4 at

Proposed Pavement Repairs

Meriden, Connecticut

City Hall Room 19

Engineering Division

N

160 Sherman Avenue

SCALE: 1" = 20'

Replace and raise catch basin top to match new grade

Area = 1,053 square yards

Replace All Existing Curbing

Install New Concrete Pad Area = 88 square yards

Concrete Pad Detail

1.5" pavement overlay

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Scale 1"=1000'± Location Map

Fire Station #6 at

Proposed Pavement Repairs

Meriden, Connecticut

City Hall Room 19

Engineering Division

N

31 Camp Street, South Meriden

SCALE: 1" = 20'

Pavement Area = 1,286 square yards

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Proposed Test Core Install new bituminous curbing

Chamberlain Fire Station 2025
Pratt Street Fire Station 2025
Broad Street Fire Station 2025
Sherman Avenue Fire Station 2025
Camp Street South Meriden Fire Station 2025

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