Dail-Water-Stop-Tie-In-Model.pdf
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- RFP MNA 260000002642 1
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- Wayne County, Michigan
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This is a technical model document related to water infrastructure, specifically addressing water stop tie-in procedures. The document appears to be a reference guide or specification sheet for a water utility project, likely prepared for use by a municipality or water district managing water line installations or repairs. The document outlines the standard configuration and installation methodology for connecting water stops to existing water distribution systems, providing detailed specifications for materials, dimensions, and installation procedures that contractors must follow when performing tie-in work.
The document serves as a standard template or best practice guide for ensuring consistency and compliance across water infrastructure projects within the jurisdiction. It includes technical specifications for components such as connection fittings, valve placements, and operational requirements to maintain system integrity and water quality standards. This type of model document is typically used in bid packages and contract requirements to communicate expectations to potential contractors and ensure that all work performed meets established municipal or regional water utility standards.
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DWG NO. 30A
NOTES
ASPHALTIC ROOFING SYSTEMS
DAILY WATERSTOP / TIE-IN
TIE-IN SHEET SET
MASTIC
SEAL EDGES WITH
AND COMPATIBLE
REINFORCING MESH
NEW ROOF SYSTEM
1. BEFORE NEXT DAY'S WORK, REMOVE TEMPORARY TIE-IN AND INSULATION FILLERS
2. EXTEND TIE-IN SHEET MINIMUM OF 6-INCHES ONTO BOTH SURFACES
EXISTING INSULATION
NEW INSULATION
IN COMPATIBLE MASTIC
EXISTING ROOF SYSTEM
SHEET TITLE:
DRAWING No.:
SCALE:
NTS
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