CA NPS SEKI 10(12A) Plans_Final.pdf

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Attached to: CA NPS SEKI 10(12A) Generals Highway Hazard Tree Removal Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number: 6982AF20B000033
Issued by: Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration

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This solicitation is for hazard tree removal services along Generals Highway in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park. The project includes removing trees between 4 and 40 inches in diameter that are within 30 feet of the road along a 1.26 mile stretch from the "wye" intersection near Wilsonia east along Generals Highway. There are also two options to extend the project by an additional 0.65 miles under Option X and 0.83 miles under Option Y. Trees will be grouped into one of four size ranges and trees over 30 feet tall can be left lying on the ground after felling. Schedule A involves removing 354 trees, Option X adds 118 trees for a total of 472, and Option Y adds another 107 trees for a total of 579 across the entire project. This opportunity is a total small business set-aside being issued by the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration.

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Sheet 1 of 2

SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS

CONVENTIONAL PLAN

ABBREVIATIONS DRAINAGE SYMBOLS

GEOLOGIC SYMBOLS

FENCE & CATTLEGUARD SYMBOLS

Cattleguard (Existing, Proposed)

Fence w/ Gate (Existing, Proposed)

Fence (Existing, Proposed)

Material Source

Boring Location (Existing, Proposed)

Riprap Apron (Proposed)

Underdrain (Existing, Proposed)

With Drop Inlet (Existing, Proposed)

With Headwalls (Existing, Proposed)

With End Sections (Existing, Proposed)

Pipe Culvert (Existing, Proposed)

Box Culvert (Existing, Proposed)

Bridge (Existing, Proposed)

Spring

River

Wetland

Large Creek

Lake, Pond or Reservoir

Drainage or Small Creek

Flow Arrow

Ditch (Existing, Proposed)

SPRING

D west vertical point of intersection vehicles per hour vertical design speed typical point of tangent to spiral transverse temporary construction easement temporary bench mark tangent township tangent length symmetrical structural straight stiffener standard station point of spiral to tangent street specification spacing, Spaces or Spaced shoulder section point of spiral to curve seasonal average daily traffic south route right reference hub retaining wall

Reservation reservoir required reinforcement reconstruction roadway road right-of-way range radius quantities pavement point of tangent pounds per square inch project point on tangent point on spiral point on curve plate point of intersection perforate point of compound curve point of curve outside diameter other face on centers number negative normal crown north mountain(s) monument minimum maximum material maintenance magnetic low water left lump sum longitudinal latitude lamination length of curve

VPI

vph vert.

typ.

transv.

TCE

TBM

tan.

sym.

struc.

str.

stiff.

std.

sta.

st.

spec.

spa.

shldr.

sec.

SADT

rte.

Rt. or RT

ret. wall

Res.

res.

reqd.

reinf.

reconst.

rdwy.

rd.

R/W

quant., QtyQ pvmt.

psi proj.

POT

POS

POC

pl.

perf.

PCC

PCP

o.f.

o.c.O

no. or # neg.

mtn(s).

mon.

min.

max.

matl.

maint.

mag.M

Lt. or LT

LPSM

long.

lat.

lam.

EROSION & SEDIMENT CONTROL SYMBOLS

Riprap

Rolled Erosion Control Product

Diversion Berm

Check Dam

Bonded Fiber Matrix Mulching

Fiber Roll (Slope Protection)

Temporary Inlet Protection

Silt Fence

Fiber Roll (Ditch and/or Cut Slope)

jt.J int.

incr.

incl.

IDI

hwy.

horiz.

hex.

HES

hdwl.H gdr.

galv.

ga.G ftg.

fin.

FES

Fed.

f.f.F ext.

exp. jt.

exc.

et ux et al

EQ or eq.

EOP

engr(s).

emb.

elev.

El. 94.066 e

dwg(s).

DLC

Dist.

dist.

diaph.

diag.

dia. or D

DHV

decr.

DBHD

culv.

CTSM

ctrs.

cr.

corr.

cont.

constr. jt.

constr.

conc.

col.

Co.

CMP

clr.

c-c

CBCC

brg.

br.

beg.

b.f.B asph.

appr.

alt.

aggr.

ADT

abut.A joint interior increment inclusive,including inside diameter highway high water horizontal hexagon homestead entry survey headwall girder galvanized gage (gauge) footing finish flared end section federal fill face exterior expansion joint excavation edge of water and wife and others edge of road equation edge of pavement

Engineer(s) embankment elevation elevation with number superelevation rate east drawing(s) donation land claim district distance diaphragm diagonal diameter drop inlet design hour volume decrement diameter breast height culvert contingent sum centers point of curve to spiral creek corrugated continuous construction joint construction concrete column county corrugated metal pipe clear center to center concrete box culvert bearing bridge balance point bench mark back beginning,begin both faces asphalt approach alternate ahead aggregate average daily traffic abutment diameter curve delta centerline

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts A G e n s h t\

S Y

M S

E K I a .d g n

CENTRAL FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION

FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

Generals Highway Tree Removal

NPS SEKI 10(12A)

NPS PMIS NO.: 257578A

SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS

CONVENTIONAL PLAN

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36 31

6 1

Treeline

Tree

MAPPING SYMBOLS

LANDSCAPING & VEGETATION SYMBOLS PROJECT SPECIFIC SYMBOLS

RIGHT-OF-WAY SYMBOLS

ROADWAY SYMBOLS

SIGN SYMBOLS

UTILITY SYMBOLS

Retaining Wall (Existing, Proposed)

Median & Side Barrier (Existing, Proposed)

Guardwall (Existing, Proposed)

Guardrail (Existing, Proposed)

GUARDRAIL, BARRIER & WALL SYMBOLS

Telephone

Power

Fiber Optic

CATV

Overhead Utility Line (Existing, Proposed)

Water

Telephone

Sanitary Sewer

Power

Oil

Gas

Fiber Optic

CATV

Underground Utility (Existing, Proposed)

Telephone Pedestal (Existing, Proposed)

Telephone Booth (Existing, Proposed)

Street Light (Existing, Proposed)

Support Pole Anchor (Existing, Proposed)

Support Pole (Existing, Proposed)

Surface (Existing, Proposed)

Underground (Existing, Proposed)

Irrigation Ditch

999.9

Roadway Obliteration

Roadway Centerline (With Station ticks)

Proposed

Existing

Edge of Roadway

Toe of Fill

Transition

Top of Cut

Slope Stake Limits

Clearing/Construction Limits

Survey Control Point

Trail

Spot Elevation

Double Track

Single Track

Railroad

North Arrow

Coordinate Grid Tick

Building (Existing, Proposed)

Section Corner (Found)

Section Corner (Found, Projected)

Right-of-Way Line (Proposed)

Right-of-Way Line (Existing)

Property Line

Parcel Number

Monument (As described)

Temporary (Proposed)

Permanent (Proposed)

Permanent (Existing)

Easements

National Wildlife Refuge

National Park

National Forest

Bureau of Land Management

Bureau of Indian Affairs

Section

Township or Range Line

City

County

State

National

Boundaries

Post Mounted (Existing, Proposed)

Portable (Proposed)

Object Marker 2 (Existing, Proposed)

Commercial (Existing, Proposed)

Signs

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts A G e n s h t\

S Y

M S

E K I a .d

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

Generals Highway Tree Removal

S to n y C re e k

W oodward Creek

C re

D o r s t

Dorst Cree k

C re

C a b in a b in C re

Cre ek

Dorst

N o rt h F o rk K a w e a h

S to n y C re

S to n y C r e

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DYING

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DYING

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

JEFFREY PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

JEFFREY PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DYING

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TOP OR BRANCH

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TOP OR BRANCH

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

JEFFREY PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DYING

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

JEFFREY PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR LEAN

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

JEFFREY PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)JEFFREY PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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WHITE FIR DEAD TOP OR BRANCH

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PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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INCENSE CEDAR FIRE SCAR

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DYING

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TOP OR BRANCH

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WHITE FIR DEAD TOP OR BRANCH

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INCENSE CEDAR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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JEFFREY PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

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JEFFREY PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TOP OR BRANCH

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

SUGAR PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

JEFFREY PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

WHITE FIR DEAD TREE (SNAG)

PONDEROSA PINE DEAD TREE (SNAG)

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts A G e n s h t\

M A

P S

E K I a .d

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

Generals Highway Tree Removal

NPS SEKI 10(12A)

NPS PMIS NO.: 257578A

SITE MAP

5000' 10000'

The Wye

Little Baldy Saddle

Campground

Creek

Dorst

Stony Creek Box Culvert

(Three-Barrel Box Culvert)

Stony Creek Bridge rals

G e n e

H ig hway from The Wye

Grant Grove

2 miles to from The Wye

54 miles to Fresno

Scale in Feet

Creek

Cabin

Curve

Schouter's

Creek

Dorst

Campground

Stony Creek

Meadow

Woodcock

Village

Stony Creek

G e n e ra ls

H ig h w a y

Dorst Material Yard

Campgrounds

Forest Cove & Fir Pythian Camp

Big Meadows

Big Baldy

Buena Vista

Kings Canyon Overlook

Redwood Canyon Road

Overlook

Canyon

Redwood

Upper Stony Creek Campground

Lost Grove

Lodge

Montecito

1470+00

0+00

1550+00

+00

2000+00

+00

PARK

NATIONAL

SEQUOIA

MONUMENT

NATIONAL

GIANT SEQUOIA

Far Horizons Camp

San Joaquin

Boundary Sign

Ash Mountain NPS Entrance - 27 miles

Upper Sherman Material Yard - 9.6 miles

Wolverton Road - 9.5 miles

NATIONAL MONUMENT

GIANT SEQUOIA

NATIONAL MONUMENT

GIANT SEQUOIA

Hume Lake

Quail Flat/

Option Y

Station 2256+00.00

CA NPS SEKI 10(12A)

Begin Project

Station 2300+00.00

Begin Option X

End Option Y

Station 2334+00.00

Begin Schedule A

End Option X

Schedule A

Station 2400+60.00

CA NPS SEKI 10(12A)

End Project

Sheet and Description

B4-B9

Miscellaneous Bid Schedule

A0010 15101-0000 MOBILIZATION LPSM ALL

A0030 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING 4-10") EACH 13 13

A0050 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING & REMOVAL, 4-10") EACH 10 10

A0070 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING >10-24") EACH 91 91

A0090 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING & REMOVAL, >10-24") EACH 37 37

A0110 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING >24-40") EACH 102 102

A0130 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING & REMOVAL >24-40") EACH 14 14

A0150 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING >40") EACH 81 81

A0170 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING AND REMOVAL, >40") EACH 6 6

A0190 62201-0000 EQUIPMENT HOUR 10

A0210 63501-0000 TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL LPSM ALL

MileStone: Final Date Completed: 07/10/20 Report Date: 07/10/20

A M E N D

Line Item No.

Pay Item Number

SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES - Schedule A

-J ul

-2

A M

Remarks and/or Determination of Estimated

Quantity Pay Item Description Unit

Estimated Quantities

C A\ se ki

R oa dw ay

D _S he et s\ B -S um m

C A

K I

Su m m ar y of

Q ua nt iti es .x ls m

]S he et

STATE PROJECT

B1NPS SEKI 10(12A)

General Hwy Tree RemovalCA

SHEET

NUMBER

Miscellaneous Bid Schedule

X0010 15101-0000 MOBILIZATION LPSM ALL

X0030 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING 10-24") EACH 41 41

X0050 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING & REMOVAL, 10-24") EACH 5 5

X0070 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING >24-40") EACH 56 56

X0090 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING >40") EACH 16 16

X0110 62201-0000 EQUIPMENT HOUR 10

X0130 63501-0000 TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL LPSM ALL

-J ul -2

A M

MileStone: Final Date Completed: 07/10/20 Report Date: 07/10/20

C A\ se ki

R oa dw ay

D _S he et s\ B -S um m

C A

K I

Su m m ar y of

Q ua nt iti es .x ls m

]S he et

2) SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES - Option X

A M E N D

Line Item No.

Pay Item Number Pay Item Description Unit

Estimated Quantities

Remarks and/or Determination of Estimated

Quantity

STATE PROJECT

B2NPS SEKI 10(12A)

General Hwy Tree RemovalCA

SHEET

Miscellaneous Bid Schedule

Y0010 15101-0000 MOBILIZATION LPSM ALL

Y0030 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING 4-10") EACH 5 5

Y0050 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING 10-24") EACH 38 38

Y0070 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING >24-40") EACH 34 34

Y0090 20220-1000 REMOVAL, INDIVIDUAL TREE

(FELLING >40") EACH 30 30

Y0110 62201-0000 EQUIPMENT HOUR 10

Y0130 63501-0000 TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL LPSM ALL

-J ul -2

A M

MileStone: Final Date Completed: 07/10/20 Report Date: 07/10/20

C A\ se ki

R oa dw ay

D _S he et s\ B -S um m

C A

K I

Su m m ar y of

Q ua nt iti es .x ls m

]S he et

3) SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES - Option Y

A M E N D

Line Item No.

Pay Item Number Pay Item Description Unit

Estimated Quantities

Remarks and/or Determination of Estimated

Quantity

STATE PROJECT

B3NPS SEKI 10(12A)

General Hwy Tree RemovalCA

SHEET

SUMMARIES

MISCELLANEOUS

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts B S u m m

M I S

C S

E K I a .d

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

Generals Highway Tree Removal

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts B S u m m

M I S

C S

E K I a .d

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

Generals Highway Tree Removal

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts B S u m m

M I S

C S

E K I a .d

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

Generals Highway Tree Removal

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts B S u m m

M I S

C S

E K I a .d

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

Generals Highway Tree Removal

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts B S u m m

M I S

C S

E K I a .d

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

Generals Highway Tree Removal

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts B S u m m

M I S

C S

E K I a .d

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

Generals Highway Tree Removal

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts C

M L P

P P

L N

M A I N S

E K I

C .d g n

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

CENTRAL FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION

FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Generals Highway Tree Removal

NPS SEKI 10(12A)

NPS PMIS NO.: 257578A

STONE

2270+00

200'100'0

Scale in Feet

200'100'0

Scale in Feet

NOTE:

2255+00 TO 2285+00

PLAN SHEET

TREE REMOVAL

GENERALS HIGHWAY

quantities will be determined from field measurements.

identify the approximate location of the feature. Final

2. Some features in the drawing are not drawn to scale and fit" and is subject to adjustment.

1. The alignment shown herein is an approximate "best pavement (Typ.)

30' of the roadway edge of

Fell and Remove trees within pavement (Typ.)

30' of the roadway edge of

Fell and Remove trees within

30 31

35 36

52 53

Option Y

Station 2256+00.00

CA NPS SEKI 10(12A)

Begin Project

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts C

M L P

P P

L N

M A I N S

E K I

C .d g n

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

NOTE:

CENTRAL FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION

FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Generals Highway Tree Removal

NPS SEKI 10(12A)

3.1

200'100'0

Scale in Feet

200'100'0

Scale in Feet

NOTE:

2285+00 TO 2315+00

PLAN SHEET

TREE REMOVAL

GENERALS HIGHWAY

quantities will be determined from field measurements.

identify the approximate location of the feature. Final

2. Some features in the drawing are not drawn to scale and fit" and is subject to adjustment.

1. The alignment shown herein is an approximate "best pavement (Typ.)

30' of the roadway edge of

Fell and Remove trees within pavement (Typ.)

30' of the roadway edge of

Fell and Remove trees within

97 98

147 148

154 155

NPS PMIS NO.: 257578A

Station 2300+00.00

Begin Option X

End Option Y

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts C

M L P

P P

L N

M A I N S

E K I

C .d g n

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

CENTRAL FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION

FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Generals Highway Tree Removal

NPS SEKI 10(12A)

NPS PMIS NO.: 257578A

0+00

200'100'0

Scale in Feet

200'100'0

Scale in Feet

NOTE:

2315+00 TO 2345+00

PLAN SHEET

TREE REMOVAL

GENERALS HIGHWAY

174 176

180 188

205 207

219 220

235 247

249240

245232

277 278

291 301

287 290 pavement (Typ.)

30' of the roadway edge of

Fell and Remove trees within pavement (Typ.)

30' of the roadway edge of

Fell and Remove trees within quantities will be determined from field measurements.

identify the approximate location of the feature. Final

2. Some features in the drawing are not drawn to scale and fit" and is subject to adjustment.

1. The alignment shown herein is an approximate "best

NPS PMIS NO.: 257578A

Station 2334+00.00

Begin Schedule A

End Option X

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts C

M L P

P P

L N

M A I N S

E K I

C .d g n

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

CENTRAL FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION

FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Generals Highway Tree Removal

NPS SEKI 10(12A)

NPS PMIS NO.: 257578A

200'100'0

Scale in Feet

200'100'0

Scale in Feet

NOTE:

2345+00 TO 2375+00

PLAN SHEET

TREE REMOVAL

GENERALS HIGHWAY

351 355

380 378

441 442

480 482

C4 quantities will be determined from field measurements.

identify the approximate location of the feature. Final

2. Some features in the drawing are not drawn to scale and fit" and is subject to adjustment.

1. The alignment shown herein is an approximate "best pavement (Typ.)

30' of the roadway edge of

Fell and Remove trees within pavement (Typ.)

30' of the roadway edge of

Fell and Remove trees within

483 491

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts C

M L P

P P

L N

M A I N S

E K I

C .d g n

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

CENTRAL FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION

FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Generals Highway Tree Removal

NPS SEKI 10(12A)

NPS PMIS NO.: 257578A

P H

2375+00

+00

200'100'0

Scale in Feet

200'100'0

Scale in Feet

2375+00 TO 2400+60

PLAN SHEET

TREE REMOVAL

GENERALS HIGHWAY

To Fresno

SR 180

The Wye

C5 pavement (Typ.)

30' of the roadway edge of

Fell and Remove trees within pavement (Typ.)

30' of the roadway edge of

Fell and Remove trees within

NOTE:

quantities will be determined from field measurements.

identify the approximate location of the feature. Final

2. Some features in the drawing are not drawn to scale and fit" and is subject to adjustment.

1. The alignment shown herein is an approximate "best

507 508

540 541

551 552

Schedule A

Station 2400+60.00

CA NPS SEKI 10(12A)

End Project

SIGNS IN FEET

Rural greater than 50 MPH

Urban and Rural 35 MPH to 50 MPH

Urban and Rural 30 MPH and less

For work zones that are 2 miles or more in length, install G20-1 signs at signs "B" feet apart according to the Sign Spacing Table.

sign when approach speeds exceed 50 MPH. When used place the two W20-1

STANDARD APPROVED FOR USE 6/2005

DRAFT: 6/2014

REVISED:

635-1

TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL

ADVANCE SIGNING

U.S. CUSTOMARY STANDARD

STANDARD

CENTRAL FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION

FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

G20-2

See Note 11

G20-1

See Note 11

G20-1

M in o r R o a d

M a jo r R o a d

See Note 10

W20-1

See Note 10

W20-1

See Note 9

W16-8P

W20-1 over

See Note 9

W16-8P

W20-1 over

W20-1

Ro ad N am e

SIGN SPACING TABLE

ROAD TYPE

DISTANCE BETWEEN

A B C

14.

13.

12.

11.

10.

ROAD WORK

END

WORK

ROAD

AHEAD

ROAD WORK

END

ROAD WORK

END

ROAD WORK

END

WORK

ROAD

AHEAD

WORK

ROAD

AHEAD

See Note 10

W20-1

See Note 10

W20-1

G20-2

NOTE:

NO SCALE

the distance to the work area in feet or in miles. Install an additional W20-1

The message on the W20-1 signs may be "ROAD WORK AHEAD" or may specify of the road on which the construction does occur (applies to major roads only).

construction work occurs, include a supplementary plaque indicating the name

If W20-1 is placed on a roadway other than that on which the actual post-mounted signs when not applicable.

Do not store traffic control devices along the roadway when not in use. Cover

Maintain two-way traffic during all non-work hours except as approved by the CO.

NCHRP-350 or MASH for crashworthiness.

Ensure all sign supports exposed to impact by traffic meet the requirements of indicate a maximum recommended speed through the construction area.

Install advisory speed plates under the W20 series warning signs as needed to construction conditions.

Additional or different message signs may be required to fit the actual messages as required.

locate the warning signs as determined by the CO for best results. Vary

Where advance warning signs, placed as shown, interfere with permanent signs, traffic control plan as necessary to accommodate actual operations.

to this project. The Contractor may add or delete information and details in this

Not all details shown on the temporary traffic control sheets may be applicable

Erect all project advance warning signs before starting construction work.

retroreflective sheeting types.

Refer to the Section 635 of the Special Contract Requirements for allowable

State standards may be used as an alternative if approved by the CO.

that an encroachment permit has been obtained.

If signing on a roadway under a jurisdiction other than the client agency, verify whole mile.

each end of the project. Show the distance on the G20-1 sign to the nearest

Expressway / Freeway

(S ee S ig n

Sp ac in g

Ta bl e)

ADVANCE

ARNI

AREA

A as d et er m in ed b y th e

W or k zo ne A re a of In flu en ce

Pr oj ec t L im its

(S ee S ig n

Sp ac in g

Ta bl e)

ADVANCE

ARNI

AREA

ROAD NAME

ROAD WORK

NEXT xx MILES

WORK

ROAD

xxxxxxx

WORK

ROAD

xxxxx

WORK

ROAD

xxxxxxx

WORK

ROAD

xxxxxxx

ROAD WORK

NEXT xx MILES

(optional)

W13-1P

(optional)

W13-1P xx

MPH

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts T S td .6

.d g n

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

Generals Highway Tree Removal

NO SCALE

limit or 85 percentile speed prior

Traffic flow

Shoulder taper formula:

Where:

L =

Minimum length of taper

Lengthen taper as needed to provide minimum of three channelizing devices in taper at required spacing.**

Approach speed based on the regulatory posted speed, not the advisory speed.*

S =

W =

L =

LENGTH AND SPACING TABLE

SPEED*

APPROACH

AREA

TAPER

SPACE

BUFFER

SPACE

WORK

CHANNELIZING DEVICE

WS²

SIGN SPACING TABLE

ROAD TYPE

DISTANCE BETWEEN

A B C

ROAD WORK

END

ROAD WORK

END

WORK

ROAD

AHEAD

WORK

ROAD

AHEAD

MINIMUM TAPER LENGTH**

LENGTH

BUFFER SPACE

NOTE:

Expressway / Freeway

SHOULDER

WORK

MPH

635-10

STANDARD APPROVED FOR USE 6/2005

DRAFT: 8/2013

REVISED:

MPH

FEET

for S ≤ 40 MPH for S ≥ 45 MPH

Width of offset in feet

Numerical value of posted speed to work in miles per hour

FEET

SPACING IN FEET

Rural greater than 50 MPH

Urban and Rural 35 MPH to 50 MPH

Urban and Rural 30 MPH and less

SIGNS IN FEET

SHOULDER CLOSURE LAYOUT

TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL

See Note 2

10' min.

Generals Highway Tree Removal

NPS SEKI 10(12A)

NPS PMIS NO.: 257578A

STATE PROJECT

SHEET

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

U S

N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts T S td

.d g n

J u ly

FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY

U.S. CUSTOMARY STANDARD

STANDARD

W21-5

See Note 3

W20-1

See Note 3

G20-2

See Note 3

W20-1

See Note 3

G20-2

Spacing Table)

(See Length and

(optional) TERMINATION AREA

(optional)

W13-1P

parked or stored in the buffer space.

Do not allow equipment, materials, or vehicles to be

ROAD WORK" (G20-2) signs.

eliminate the "ROAD WORK AHEAD" (W20-1) and "END

If shoulder closure is completely within the project limits, Contract Requirements, Section 156.

For project specific minimum width, refer to Special changed to fit field conditions as approved by the CO.

Final location and spacing of signs and devices may be

Channelizing devices

A Device spacing

AVARIABLE WORK SPACEBUFFER SPACETAPER AREAAB

(See Length and Spacing Table)ADVANCE WARNING AREA (See Sign Spacing Table)

"X"

WIDTH AREA

OF POSTS

NUMBER POST SIZE D HOLE SIZE

WOOD POST SELECTION TABLE

SINGLE POST SIGN TWO POST SIGN

SIGN INSTALLATION ANGLE

POST DETAIL

S e e N o te

See Note 4 E d g e o f tr a v e le d w a y

E d g e o f p a v e d s h o u ld e r

NO SCALE

Post

Local tangent

Bottom of sign panel

0.75X

Y D

0.2X

0.6X

0.2X

See post detail (typ.)

Break-away holes.

Long side of post

90°

93°

STATE PROJECT

M N C

A s e k i1 a R o a d w a y C

A D

D S h e e ts T S td .6

FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY OFFICE

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

REVISED:

STANDARD

U.S. CUSTOMARY STANDARD

U s e r S e b a s ti a n .g u z m a n

NUMBER

SHEET

Generals Highway Tree Removal

NPS SEKI 10(12A)

NPS PMIS NO.: 257578A

635-14

STANDARD APPROVED FOR USE 6/2005

DRAFT: 10/2017

REVISED:

6" x 6" or larger.

Use 7' minimum spacing between posts for sign posts and 6' minimum mounting height for secondary sign.

use 7' minimum mounting height for main sign a minimum lateral distance of 1' behind the face of lateral offset of 2' may be used. In areas with curbs, Diamond ≤ 48"

> 30'

> 17'

12' - 16'

> 13'

< 10

65 - 95

50 - 65

20 - 50

10 - 20

6 x 6

4 x 6

6 x 6

4 x 6

4 x 4

6 x 6

4 x 6

4 x 4

(INCH) (INCH)

(INCH)(SQFT)

Other Shapes ≤ 48" Diamond ≤ 36"

Other Shapes ≤ 12' Diamond ≤ 48"

200' m in m in

6' - 12'

WOOD POSTS

SIGN INSTALLATION

TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL

" dia. bolts 4 1Attach sign panels with a minimum of 2 -

1.5

by the CO.

State standards may be used as an alternative if approved

In areas where lateral distance is limited, a minimum

D = Post embedment depth for average soil conditions.

Select post lengths to fit field conditions.

H1 and H2 = Overall post length.

per post.

In pedestrian locations, or in areas with obstructed views, the curb may be used.

NOTE:

See table for hole size parallel to sign face.

Field drill holes through post

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