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This document provides details for a federal contract opportunity to develop preliminary plans for rerouting a section of the Stehekin Valley Road in Washington State. The Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration is soliciting firms for a pre-solicitation notice under opportunity number 69056721B000021. According to the attached preliminary plans and letter, the project involves developing an emergency reroute for Stehekin Valley Road due to unstable conditions along an existing segment. The document includes a project description but no further information on response dates, pricing terms, or other procurement details.
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ADT (2041)
ADT (2020)
0.04
30 MPH
Project Location
APPROVED:
DATE
Re-alignment/new construction
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION:
DESIGN DESIGNATION:
SPECIFICATION:
D. ARENA
PROJECT MANAGER
Western Federal Lands Highway Division
Chief of Engineering, Construction of Roads and Bridges
Standard Specifications for on Federal Highway Projects, FP-14
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PROJECT LOCATION
See Sheet A.3 for Vicinity Map
Δ
N
SCALE IN MILES
10 2
EMERGENCY REROUTE
STEHEKIN VALLEY ROAD
NPS PMIS NO. 30506
WA NPS NOCA 10(7)
NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
PLANS FOR PROPOSED PROJECT
WASHINGTON
CHELAN COUNTY
LENGTH 0.29 MILES
NATIONAL
PARK
SERVICE
Department of the Interior
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON
WESTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
PLANS PREPARED BY
C om pa ny C re ek Company
Cr ee k
Lake Battalion
C a b in
C a b in C re e k
M o o n C re e k
S u n
B la ck be rr y
C re ek
Bench
R a in b o w C re e k
Marg eru m Cr ee k
Campground High Bridge
L a k e C h e la n
STEHEKIN
Litt le
Boulder
Creek
Bo uld er
Creek
D ev or e
WENATCHEE
NATIONAL FOREST
LAKE CHELAN
NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
Stehekin River
Steheki n River
M oon
C re ek Stehekin
Cr ee k
C o m p an y
C re ek
C a b in
R
E
T33N C re e k
Cr ee k
Creek
Ba tta lio n
Cr ee k
Creek
Valley
Road Stehekin, 5.8 M iles
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STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
WA NPS NOCA 10(7) A.1
NPS Drwg. No. 168/175130 NPS PMIS No. 305506
PRELIMINARY - N
OT FOR CONSTRUCTION
DETAIL APPROVED FOR USE 11/2001
REVISED: 9/2005 1/2007 10/2009 10/2014
W101-1
AND ABBREVIATIONS
PLAN SYMBOLS
W west drwg(s).
dist.
diaph.
diag.
dia.
DHV
D exp. jt.
exc.
EW
ER
EQ or eq.
EP
emb.
elev.
El. 94.16 ft e
E expansion joint excavation edge of water edge of road equation edge of pavement embankment elevation elevation with number superelevation rate east drawing(s) distance diaphragm diagonal diameter design hourly volume diameter galv.
ga.
galvanized gage (gauge)
HW
hex.
hdwl.
high water hexagon headwall ftg.
ft3 ft2 flg.
fin.
footing cubic foot (feet) square foot flange finish jt.
ID
joint inside diameter
LW
lt. or LT
Ls
LPSM
long.
LNFT
lat.
lam.
L low water left length of spiral lump sum longitudinal linear foot (feet) latitude lamination length of curve
NC
N normal crown north
OG
OD
o. to o.
o. c.
original ground outside diameter out to out on center pvmt.
PT
PST
PSC
PS
POT
POS
POC
pl.
PI
PCS
PCC
PC
pavement point of tangent point of spiral to tangent point of spiral to curve point of tangent to spiral point on tangent point on spiral point on curve plate point of intersection point of curve to spiral point of compound curve point of curve rte.
rt. or RT reqd.
reinf.
rdwy.
R/W
R.
R route right required reinforcement roadway right-of-way range radius typ.
Ts
TS
thd.
TBM
T.
T typical tangent distance (spiraled curve) point of tangent to spiral thread temporary bench mark township tangent distance
VPI
vph
V vertical point of intersection vehicles per hour design speed yd3 yd2 cubic yard(s) square yard sym.
STS
struc.
stiff.
stgr.
std.
STA, Sta.
ST
SS
SRS
SQYD
SQFT
spa.
SLRY
shldr.
sec.
SC
SADT
S symmetrical point of spiral to tangent spiral structural stiffener stringer standard station point of spiral to tangent point of spiral to spiral (no curve) point of spiral to reverse spiral square yard square foot spacing, spaces or spaced slurry unit shoulder section point of spiral to curve seasonal average daily traffic south
CUYD
culv.
CUFT
cubic yard(s) culvert cubic foot (feet) mon.
min.
MGAL
max.
matl.
monument minimum thousand gallon maximum material
BH
CP GPS
JH
TP
36 31
6 1
36 31
6 1
SEC.
SEC.
EL. 1234.56
N
E
RIP
G G
W W
DI
T T
NOTE:
NO SCALE
on the appropriate plan sheet.
Other symbols used in the plans will be shown in a legend 1.
Property Line w/Found Property Corner
Section Corner (Found, Projected)16
Section Line16
Section Corner (Found, Projected)4
Section Line4
Parcel Number
National Park Boundary
National Forest Boundary
National Wildlife Refuge Boundary
Trail
Lake, Pond or Reservoir; Marshland
Spring or Seep
Material Source; Bore Hole; Test Pit
Section Line
Indian Reservation Boundary
Existing Roadway (Road, Paved, Gravel)
Section Corner (Found, Projected)
Large Creek or River
Spot Elevation; Coordinate Grid Tick
Above Ground Tank; Underground Tank
Treeline; Individual Trees
Boulder; Well; Satellite Dish; Grave
Cooking Grate; Garbage Can; Picnic Table
Flagpole; Fire Hydrant
Gas & Water Meter; Gas & Water Valve
Silt Fence
National Boundary
State Boundary
County Boundary
City Boundary
Township or Range Line
BLM Lands Boundary
Railroad
Intermittent Drainage or Small Creek
Control Point (Terrestrial and GPS); Jump Hub θs Ø ∆c spiral central angle diameter curve central angle total central angle approach ahead average daily traffic abutment appr.
AH
ADT
abut.
bearing bridge balance point bench mark back brg.
br.
BP
BM
BK
ctrs.
CS
cont.
constr. jt.
conn.
conc.
col.
CMP
clr.
cc or c. to c.
centers point of curve to spiral continuous construction joint connection concrete column corrugated metal pipe clear centerline center to center mile post main line
M.P.
M.L.
STEAM = steam, T = telephone, TV = CATV, W = water P = power, SA = sanitary sewer, SD = storm drain, SS = storm sewer, FM = force main, FO = fiber optic, G = gas, IRR = irrigation, O = oil, UP = transformer or junction box, WF = water fountain EM = electric meter, T = telephone pedestal, TV = CATV pedestal, Light, Support w/Anchor) Poles (Power, Telephone, Joint Use,
- no symbol -
EXISTING PROPOSED
Transition
Toe of Fill
Top of Cut wall face
CL
North Arrow
Fence
Gate with Fence
Cattleguard
Guardrail
Retaining Wall
Pipe Culvert (arrow shows flow)
Pipe Culvert with End Section
Pipe Culvert with Headwall
Underdrain
Concrete Barrier
Slope Stake Limits
Pipe Culvert with Drop Inlet
Box Culvert
Delineators
Underground Utilities
Overhead/Above Ground Utilities
Signs (single, double post; portable)
Miscellaneous Utility Features
Building
Right-of-Way Line with Monument
Permanent Easement
Construction Easement
Riprap
N
Fiber Roll or Wattle
WESTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
DETAIL APPROVED FOR USE 11/2001
REVISED: 9/2005 1/2007 10/2009 10/2014 W101-1
AND ABBREVIATIONS
PLAN SYMBOLS
W west drwg(s).
dist.
diaph.
diag.
dia.
DHV
D exp. jt.
exc.
EW
ER
EQ or eq.
EP
emb.
elev.
El. 94.16 ft e E expansion joint excavation edge of water edge of road equation edge of pavement embankment elevation elevation with number superelevation rate east drawing(s) distance diaphragm diagonal diameter design hourly volume diameter galv.
ga.
galvanized gage (gauge)
HW
hex.
hdwl.
high water hexagon headwall ftg.
ft3 ft2 flg.
fin.
footing cubic foot (feet) square foot flange finish jt.
ID
joint inside diameter
LW
lt. or LT Ls
LPSM
long.
LNFT
lat.
lam.
L low water left length of spiral lump sum longitudinal linear foot (feet) latitude lamination length of curve
NC
N normal crown north
OG
OD
o. to o.
o. c.
original ground outside diameter out to out on center pvmt.
PT
PST
PSC
PS
POT
POS
POC
pl.
PI
PCS
PCC
PC
pavement point of tangent point of spiral to tangent point of spiral to curve point of tangent to spiral point on tangent point on spiral point on curve plate point of intersection point of curve to spiral point of compound curve point of curve rte.
rt. or RT reqd.
reinf.
rdwy.
R/W R.
R route right required reinforcement roadway right-of-way range radius typ.
Ts
TS
thd.
TBM
T.
T typical tangent distance (spiraled curve) point of tangent to spiral thread temporary bench mark township tangent distance
VPI
vph V vertical point of intersection vehicles per hour design speed yd3 yd2 cubic yard(s) square yard sym.
STS
struc.
stiff.
stgr.
std.
STA, Sta.
ST
SS
SRS
SQYD
SQFT
spa.
SLRY
shldr.
sec.
SC
SADT
S symmetrical point of spiral to tangent spiral structural stiffener stringer standard station point of spiral to tangent point of spiral to spiral (no curve) point of spiral to reverse spiral square yard square foot spacing, spaces or spaced slurry unit shoulder section point of spiral to curve seasonal average daily traffic south
CUYD
culv.
CUFT
cubic yard(s) culvert cubic foot (feet) mon.
min.
MGAL
max.
matl.
monument minimum thousand gallon maximum material
BH
CP GPS
JH
TP
36 31
6 1
36 31
6 1
SEC.
SEC.
EL. 1234.56
RIP
G GW W
DI
T T
NOTE:
NO SCALE
on the appropriate plan sheet.
Other symbols used in the plans will be shown in a legend 1.
Property Line w/Found Property Corner
Section Corner (Found, Projected)16
Section Line16
Section Corner (Found, Projected)4
Section Line4
Parcel Number
National Park Boundary
National Forest Boundary
National Wildlife Refuge Boundary
Trail
Lake, Pond or Reservoir; Marshland
Spring or Seep
Material Source; Bore Hole; Test Pit
Section Line
Indian Reservation Boundary
Existing Roadway (Road, Paved, Gravel)
Section Corner (Found, Projected)
Large Creek or River
Spot Elevation; Coordinate Grid Tick
Above Ground Tank; Underground Tank
Treeline; Individual Trees
Boulder; Well; Satellite Dish; Grave
Cooking Grate; Garbage Can; Picnic Table
Flagpole; Fire Hydrant
Gas & Water Meter; Gas & Water Valve
Silt Fence
National Boundary
State Boundary
County Boundary
City Boundary
Township or Range Line
BLM Lands Boundary
Railroad
Intermittent Drainage or Small Creek
Control Point (Terrestrial and GPS); Jump Hub θs Ø ∆c spiral central angle diameter curve central angle total central angle approach ahead average daily traffic abutment appr.
AH
ADT
abut.
bearing bridge balance point bench mark back brg.
br.
BP
BM
BK
ctrs.
CS
cont.
constr. jt.
conn.
conc.
col.
CMP
clr.
cc or c. to c.
centers point of curve to spiral continuous construction joint connection concrete column corrugated metal pipe clear centerline center to center mile post main line
M.P.
M.L.
STEAM = steam, T = telephone, TV = CATV, W = water P = power, SA = sanitary sewer, SD = storm drain, SS = storm sewer, FM = force main, FO = fiber optic, G = gas, IRR = irrigation, O = oil, UP = transformer or junction box, WF = water fountain EM = electric meter, T = telephone pedestal, TV = CATV pedestal, Light, Support w/Anchor) Poles (Power, Telephone, Joint Use,
- no symbol -
EXISTING PROPOSED
Transition
Toe of Fill
Top of Cut wall face
CL
North Arrow
Fence
Gate with Fence
Cattleguard
Guardrail
Retaining Wall
Pipe Culvert (arrow shows flow)
Pipe Culvert with End Section
Pipe Culvert with Headwall
Underdrain
Concrete Barrier
Slope Stake Limits
Pipe Culvert with Drop Inlet
Box Culvert
Delineators
Underground Utilities
Overhead/Above Ground Utilities
Signs (single, double post; portable)
Miscellaneous Utility Features
Building
Right-of-Way Line with Monument
Permanent Easement
Construction Easement
Riprap
N
Fiber Roll or Wattle
WESTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
DETAIL
U.S. CUSTOMARY DETAIL
DIDI
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P la n
S y m b o ls c p w
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STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
WA NPS NOCA 10(7) A.2
NPS Drwg. No. 168/175130 NPS PMIS No. 305506
130 173
N
SCALE IN MILES
05 5 10 15
SCALE IN MILES
0 4
SCALE IN MILES
0 4
N
LOWER FIELD PROJECT LOCATION
END PROJECT
BEGIN PROJECT
"ROCK QUARRY"
COMPANY CREEK
LONG: 120°44'5.69"W
LAT: 48°21'39.83"N
LONG:120°44'5.02"W
LAT: 48°21'39.56"N
LONG: 120°43'28.66"W
LAT: 48°20'43.45"N
LOWER FIELD
LONG: 120°45'54.33"W
LAT: 48°22'21.11"N
"LOG YARD"
COMPANY CREEK
LONG: 120°43'8.20"W
LAT: 48°20'44.24"N
L A
K E
CHELAN
Mad
River
R iv e r
C h iw a w a
F o r k
E n tia l
R iv e r
River
Little
W enatchee
R iv e r
W h ite
R iv e r
N a p u o n u a
Ra ilr oa d
Creek
A g n e s
C re e k
P ri n c e
C r
D ew C r
North Cold Cr
Libby C reek
Wat Creek
Tw isp River
BRIDGEPORT
CHELAN FALLS
WENATCHEE
FOREST
GLACIER
PEAK
NATIONAL
FOREST
STEHEKIN
Stehekin
V alley
Road
S te h e k in
River
Foggy
Fk
Stehekin, 5.8 M iles
Stehekin
V a lle y
Road
River
Stehekin
25+00, MP 5.9
WA NPS NOCA 10(7)
11+30, MP 5.8
WA NPS NOCA 10(7)
C o m p a n y C re e k R o a d
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VICINITY MAPS
STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
WA NPS NOCA 10(7) A.3
NPS Drwg. No. 168/175130 NPS PMIS No. 305506
1+00 to 2+80
DRIVEWAY
NO SCALE
[1]
FOOTNOTES:
2% out slope
[1
C le a ri n g l im it s
C le a r in g l im it s
Existing ground
TRANSITION DETAIL
EXISTING TO NEW ALIGNMENT
[2]
N E
W A
L
IG
N M
E N
T
M a tc h e x is ti n g r o a d s e c ti o n
EXISTING aggregate base
8' Traveled way
Existing ground
CL
2% crown
C le a ri n g l im it s
C le a ri n g l im it s
11+30 to 25+00
STEHEKIN VALLEY ROAD REALIGNMENT
2% crown
[1
[2
Profile grade
Roadway aggregate method 2, surface course, 6-inch compacted depth
6-inch unclassified borrow
Chip Seal Surface Treatment (includes shoulder), type 2B
Roadway aggregate method 2, surface course, 6-inch compacted depth
12-inch unclassified borrow base with chip seal 6-inch aggregate
EXISTING aggregate base
8' Traveled way
Turf establishment limits6' Traveled way6' Traveled way
Chip Seal Surface Treatment (includes shoulder), type 2B
Profile grade
5'
Turf establishment limits
5'
Turf establishment does not apply in areas with riprap ditch.
Cutbank slopes vary based on cut heights, 1:3 (typ.), 1:2 (max.).
unclassified borrow Fill embankment, 1:3 1:3
1:3 1:3
Va rie s
Va rie s
Turf establishment limits+ 1' Shoulder =
7' (typ.)
+ 1' Shoulder =
7' (typ.)
+ 1' Shoulder =
5' (typ.)
+ 1' Shoulder =
5' (typ.)
Turf establishment limits
5'
5'
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TYPICAL SECTIONS
STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
WA NPS NOCA 10(7) C.1
NPS Drwg. No. 168/175130 NPS PMIS No. 305506
C
.9
.0
P O
B
T
.1
P C
.4
P T
.1
P C
.2
P T
.2
P T
.0
P C
.6
1 1 e = Match Exisiting
L = 229.16'
T = 117.12'
R = 450.00'
Δ = 29°10'38" (LT)
PI 11+25.06
e = -4.00% L = 83.44' T = 43.34' R = 125.00'
Δ = 38°14'47" (RT)
PI 13+19.98
e = -4.00% L = 78.72' T = 39.85' R = 205.00'
Δ = 22°00'06" (LT)
PI 14+27.31
e = -4.00% L = 40.02' T = 20.28' R = 100.00'
Δ = 22°55'41" (LT)
PI 16+38.48
Line to be constructed
Stehekin Valley Road profile grade
Existing ground
Clearing limits
Slope stake limits
Outlet: 15+27, 15.29' LT Inlet: 15+60, 17.32' RT Install new 55-ft, 24'' Pipe culvert
Apparent Highwater flexible (ground mounted) Install Delineator, type 12+75 to 13+60
See sheet G.2 for details Limits of disturbance, Outlet: 12+44, 25.36' LT Inlet: 12+67, 17.20' RT Install new 48-ft, 24'' Pipe culvert
IE Outlet: 1256.18' IE Inlet: 1258.84' Install new 55-ft, 24'' Pipe culvert
IE Outlet: 1243.20' IE Inlet: 1243.92' 24'' Pipe culvert Install new 48-ft, Adjacent property line
Roadway reconditioning 11+30 to 12+20
Bottom of drainage ditch
See sheet D.6 for details Install Single arm gate
Weed containment area 11+30 to 13+60
Joint between Chip Seal and gravel roadway surface
25 0 25 50 75
Scale in feet
10+00 11+00 12+00 13+00 14+00 15+00 16+00 17+00
1,240 1,240
1,250 1,250
1,260 1,260
1,270 1,270
-0.500%
+2.500%
-0.537% MATCH EXISTING
+7.5 00%
.5
.8
.7
.5
' VC35
17.02K =
'542.42SSD =
' VC100
20.02K =
'266.07SSD =
' VC40
19K =
'704.48HLSD =
' VC105
13K =
'99.07HLSD =
,2
.9
BEGIN PROJECT
11+30
WA NPS NOCA 10(7)
B E
A R
T R
A P
S P
R
IN
G
STEHEKIN RIVER
EL 1244.98
E 1665545.002 N 496046.253
STEHEKIN VALLEY ROAD
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P la n a n d P ro fi le
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STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
WA NPS NOCA 10(7) D.2
NPS Drwg. No. 168/175130 NPS PMIS No. 305506 e = ___
'69.68L =
'35.48T =
'150.00R =
(RT)26°37'00"Δ =
18+05.15PI
e = ___ '41.10L = '20.96T = '85.00R =
(RT)27°42'16"Δ =
22+06.61PI
e = ___ '75.10L = '38.72T = '125.00R =
(RT)34°25'28"Δ =
23+61.09PI
e = ___ '66.55L = '35.09T = '85.00R =
(LT)44°51'30"Δ =
19+54.39PI
e = ___ '35.64L = '18.09T = '85.00R =
(LT)24°01'33"Δ =
21+18.06PI
W
N
P C
.6
P T
.3
P C
.3
P T
.8
P C
.9
PT
.6
PC
.6
P T
.7
P C
.3
P T
.4
Line to be constructed
Clearing limits
Slope stake limits
Stehekin Valley Road profile grade property corner Adjacent
See sheet E.2 for Plan and Profile Driveway alignment, Move and place boulder 17+80 flexible (ground mounted) Install Delineator, type 23+20 to 24+00
Existing grade
IE Outlet: 1260.94 ft IE Inlet: 1261.90 ft Install new 53-ft, 24'' Pipe culvert
Driveway
=POB 1+00
Stehekin Valley Rd 23+97.47
Bottom of drainage ditch
Outlet: 23+73.14, 27.16 LT Inlet: 23+50.00, 16.88' RT 24" Pipe culvert Install new 50-ft, Clearing limits
IE Outlet: 1260.90 ft IE Inlet: 1261.95 ft culvert Install new 50-ft, 24'' Pipe
Tree protection fence
Outlet: 23+70.53, 28.59' LT Inlet: 23+45.09, 16.74' RT 24" Pipe culvert Install new 53-ft, -4.00%
-4.00%
4.00%
4.00%
4.00%
25 250 50 75
Scale in feet
18+00 19+00 20+00 21+00 22+00 23+00 24+00 25+00
1,250 1,250
1,260 1,260
1,270 1,270
1,280 1,280
1,290 1,290
+5.50 0%
-8.000%
-0.750%
MATCH EXISTING
+2.500%
.7
.8
.9
.7
.4
L
.7
H
' VC120
8.89K =
'139.99SSD =
' VC45
15K =
'214.05HLSD =
' VC45
6K =
'66.06HLSD =
' VC20
13K =
'INFHLSD =
,2
.9
25+00
WA NPS NOCA 10(7)
END PROJECT
El=1263.96 E= 1664348.395 N= 496496.381
DRIVEWAY
STEHEKIN
VALLE
Y ROAD
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P la n a n d P ro fi le
S h e p w
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STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
WA NPS NOCA 10(7) D.3
NPS Drwg. No. 168/175130 NPS PMIS No. 305506
2524 25
" D
IA
C
M P
Stehekin Valley Road profile grade
Existing ground
Gravel staging area culvert inlet
Connect ditch to existing
.2
P
O
T
.4
Cleaning culvert in place
Slope stake limits
Clearing limits
N
25+00
1,250 1,250
1,260 1,260
1,270 1,270
1,280 1,280
1,290 1,290
+0.833%
,2
.9
END PROJECT
25+00
WA NPS NOCA 10(7)
STEHEKIN RIVER
EL: 1263.96
E: 1664348.395
N: 496496.381
STEHEKIN VALLEY ROAD
Scale in feet
25 0 25 7550
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WA NPS NOCA 10(7) D.4
NPS Drwg. No. 168/175130 NPS PMIS No. 305506
GPK FILE DATED JAN 24, 2007
STATE PLANE COORDINATES GEO COORDINATES
POINT
NUMBER NORTH EAST ELEVATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE ELLIPSOID
HEIGHT
COMBINED
FACTOR DESCRIPTION NOTE:
20101 495651.478 1665957.509 1249.043 48°21'31.468221"N 120°43'41.802597"W N/A 0.999891414 5/8" IR W/FHWA ALUM CAP 1.
20102 495914.203 1665717.711 1253.972 48°21'34.064101"N 120°43'45.348154"W N/A 0.999891231 5/8" IR W/FHWA ALUM CAP
20103 496070.946 1665549.120 1246.225 48°21'35.613139"N 120°43'47.841488"W N/A 0.999891633 5/8" IR W/FHWA ALUM CAP
20104 496160.408 1665536.682 1251.452 48°21'36.496147"N 120°43'48.023890"W N/A 0.999891402 5/8" rebar no cap
20105 496230.046 1665396.707 1255.399 48°21'37.185209"N 120°43'50.095254"W N/A 0.999891227 5/8" rebar no cap
20106 496222.046 1665278.551 1251.691 48°21'37.107816"N 120°43'51.845065"W N/A 0.999891403 5/8" rebar no cap
20107 496319.153 1665207.567 1264.490 48°21'38.067031"N 120°43'52.894290"W N/A 0.999890811 5/8" rebar no cap
20108 496418.190 1665051.467 1275.747 48°21'39.046399"N 120°43'55.203898"W N/A 0.999890294 5/8" rebar no cap
20109 496492.437 1664878.797 1278.902 48°21'39.781330"N 120°43'57.759383"W N/A 0.999890158 5/8" rebar no cap
20110 496418.433 1664727.711 1276.261 48°21'39.052976"N 120°43'59.998119"W N/A 0.999890269 5/8" rebar no cap
20111 496413.399 1664610.149 1272.735 48°21'39.004802"N 120°44'01.739091"W N/A 0.999890437 5/8" rebar no cap
23123 496419.797 1664443.488 1263.477 48°21'39.070060"N 120°44'04.206909"W N/A 0.99989088 1/2" IR W/YPC
23124 496905.752 1663765.301 1277.428 48°21'43.874109"N 120°44'14.240621"W N/A 0.999890313 1/2" IR W/YPC
29101 497180.599 1663753.901 1298.670 48°21'46.586536"N 120°44'14.404361"W N/A 0.999889354 5/8" IR W/ ALUMINUM CAP
29102 497368.967 1663671.025 1308.552 48°21'48.446436"N 120°44'15.628184"W N/A 0.999888921 5/8" IR W/ ALUMINUM CAP
PROJECT : Stehekin Valley Road Emergency Reroute
DATE OF FIELD WORK : 10/2020
DATE OF FINAL ADJUSTMENT : ???
PROJECT UNITS : US Survey foot COORDINATE SYSTEM : Washington North SPCS NAD83
EPOCH DATE : 91
VERTICAL DATUM : NAVD88
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SURVEY CONTROL
NPS PMIS No. 305506 NPS Drwg. No. 168/175130
DETAIL B
PLAN
NOTE:
DETAIL A
TIEBACK POST
DETAIL
DRAIN
DETAIL
Chain
Chain
Concrete match ground conditions
Slope concrete to
" plate8
" Plate4
" Plate2
5" x 5" x " PVC pipe2 chain (black, 24" length)
" carbon steel4 3Provide
GATE WIDTH DIMENSION
W1 W2DESCRIPTION
FOOTNOTE:
[1]
16'-0" 5'-4"[2]16-foot gate width
[2]
Concrete
Concrete steel pipe cap
Threaded to fit
16" allternating red/white steel pipe
Standard
3" Ø
" Ø Hole8 cap 4" Ø " Plate 8 sleeve (adjustable) " Ø Pipe2 weld nut to sleeve " Ø Bolt & nut,2
Standard steel pipe
3" Ø x 6'2 chains required per post weld first link to sleeve, " Ø Chain by 1' long,8 weld to pipe and pin " Ø Chain, 2
" Ø Steel rod2
" Ø hole8
Drill
Steel pipe cap (threaded), for 3" Ø pipe
See Detail B this Sheet
See Drain Detail this Sheet
3" Ø Standard steel pipe steel pipe
3" Ø Standard
" Ø Standard steel pipe2
3" Ø Standard steel pipe
Gate (horizontal member)
W2
Existing roadway
Receiver Post
Install Gate per SCR Section 619.
See D Sheets for location.
and may be adjusted in the field by the CO.
Installation shown on right side gate width is approximate per detail A " loop8
Install Double Lock system
LOOP
Edge of pavement
Edge of aggregate
5. See I-sheets for gate quantities.
4. Paint gate upon completion. See SCR Section 619 for color.
the field.
3. Verify width of gate and post height required at each location in
2. Provide locking device as shown in Detail B.
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1. All welds shall be
(Front and back of gate)
Object marker, type 3, [3]
[3]
3"
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NPS Drwg. No. 168/175130 NPS PMIS No. 305506
Pay Limits
Fiber Roll
FIBER ROLL .JOINT DETAIL
Place excavated material on uphill side of fiber roll
Fill slope
Trench 2" min.
Place excavated material on uphill side of fiber roll
Stagger joints (typ.)
Fiber Roll
12" min.
FIBER ROLL AS PERIMETER CONTROL
FIBER ROLL SPACING TABLE*
Slope Gradient 9" f?J Fiber Roll Maximum soacina (ft)
1 V:4H or flatter 60 Between 1V:4H and 1V:3H 45 Between 1V:3H and 1V:2H 30
1 V:2H or steeper 15 *Approximate spacing shown. Adjust spacing as needed due to project-specific conditions.
Install fiber rolls along contours
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Install fiber rolls below culvert as needed to control runoff See note 6
FIBER ROLL
NPS PMIS No. 305506
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NPS Drwg. No. 168/175130
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SHEET
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NOTE:
1. Repair all rills or gullies and properly compact prior to installation.
2. Install fiber rolls along slope contours. For any 20' section of fiber roll, do not allow the fiber roll to vary more than 5% from level.
3. Stake fiber rolls in place with 1" x 1" or 1 "f?J wood stakes. Space stakes 4' o.c. max. on slopes and 2' o.c. max. culverts. Stake fiber rolls 6-inches from each end.
4. Drive stakes into undisturbed soil at least 12" deep.
Expose stakes 2" above top of fiber roll.
5. For fiber rolls on bare soil, construct trenches parallel to the contour. Place fiber rolls in continuous contact with trench bottom and sides. Tamp soil backfill against upstream side of fiber roll to ensure storm water is forced to flow through fiber roll rather than under it.
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6. Place fiber rolls all the way around the inlet when the disturbance is on both the road and around the culvert and all water entering the culvert is crossing the disturbance.
Install fiber rolls around culvert inlet See Fiber Rolls at Culverts table for length requirements
Culvert inlet with flared end section
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Install fiber rolls around culvert outlet See Fiber Rolls at Culverts table for length requirements
Culvert outlet with flared end section
Flow
FIBER ROLL
AT CULVERT INLET AT CULVERT OUTLET
12" min.
Place excavated material on uphill side of fiber roll
Fill or cut slope
Flow
Trench fiber roll 2" min.
SECTION A-A
FIBER ROLLS AT CULVERTS*
Culvert Size 9" f?J Fiber Roll length (ft)
24" or smaller 10 30" to 48" 20
54" or larger 30
NO SCALE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
CENTRAL FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
U.S. CUSTOMARY DETAIL
FIBER ROLL
INSTALLATION DETAIL STAKE DETAIL
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*Approximate length shown for rolls across the "' top of the culvert inlet only. Adjust length as DETAILAPPRov•o ,o• us• 01
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Place excavated trench material on uphill side of fiber roll
CROSS SECTION
See Note 5
Fiber roll 9" 0 (min.)
Flow line
Trench 2" (min.)
FIBER ROLL
STAKING DETAIL
PLAN
V-ditch design shown.
Check dam installation details are similar for flat-bottom ditches
FIBER ROLL
CHECK DAM SPACING*
(See Note 7)
DITCH CHECK DAM
GRADE
SPACING (max.)
(FT)
2% 150 3% 100 4% 80 5% 60
* Spacing calculated based on 9" 0 minimum fiber roll.
Do not use fiber roll check dams on ditch grades steeper than 5%.
Curve ends upstream to prevent flow around the ends. See Note 6
FIBER ROLL CHECK DAM
Filter rock
Filter rock
V-DITCH
CROSS SECTION
FLAT-BOTTOM DTICH
CROSS SECTION
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NOTE:
1. Construct check dams from fiber rolls, filter rock, or gravel bags as approved by the CO, to meet the functional requirements of the check dam device.
2. Repair all rills or gullies and properly compact prior to installation.
3. Install check dams in ditches perpendicular to the flowline.
4. Stake fiber rolls in place with 1 ¾-inch x 1 ¾-inch wood stakes. Drive stakes at each end of the fiber roll and at 2-foot (max.) spacing.
5. Drive stakes into undisturbed soil of trench bottom.
Expose stakes 2-inches (min.) above top of fiber roll.
6. Provide sufficient length to prevent water from flowing around the ends of the fiber roll.
7. Adjust check dam spacing based on site-specific conditions.
FILTER ROCK
CHECK DAM SPACING
(See Note 7)
DITCH CHECK DAM
GRADE
SPACING (max.)
(FT)
2% 150 3% 100 4% 80 5% 60
6% 50 GRAVEL BAG
CHECK DAM SPACING*
SHEET
NUMBER
FILTER ROCK CHECK DAM (See Note 7)
CROSS SECTION
GRAVEL BAG CHECK DAM
NO SCALE
DITCH CHECK DAM
GRADE SPACING (max.)
(FT)
2% 150 3% 100 4% 80 5% 60 6% 50
* Do not use gravel bag check dams on ditch grades steeper than 6%.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
WESTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
U.S. CUSTOMARY DETAIL
CHECK DAM
MODERATE GRADES
DETAIL APPROVED FOR USE --/---- DETAIL
REVISED: 7/2016 W157-15
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Erosion control blanket
I ' , Compacted native soil I Staples 12" (max.) c-c
DETAIL A
INITIAL ANCHOR
PERSPECTIVE VIEW
Staple 6" (max.) c /, Compacted native soil
~ Staple 3' (max.) c-c
DETAIL B
CHECK SLOT
See Note 2
Erosion control blanket
Shingle splice, see Detail C
Erosion
STATE PROJECT
NOTE:
1. Install staples according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
2. Provide check slots according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
3. Roll ends may be spliced in a check slot.
4. Trapezoidal ditch shown. Similar details for a V-ditch.
Anchor trench, see Detail D
SHEET
NUMBER
control blanket
Staple
DETAIL C
SHINGLE SPLICE
taple Compacted native soil
Staple 12" (max.) c-c \
NO SCALE
DETAIL D
ANCHOR TRENCH
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
WESTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
U.S. CUSTOMARY DETAIL
ROLLED EROSION CONTROL
PRODUCT IN CHANNELS
DETAIL APPROVED FOR USE --/---- DETAIL
REVISED: 10/2016 W629-2
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TYPICAL SECTION A-A
2%
25' to 45'
Proposed roadway
Existing ground
Proposed grade
N.T.S.
10 200510
SCALE IN FEET
Limits of disturbance
Limits of disturbance
Existing road
Install gate per Sheet D6
Limits of distrubance
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ROADWAY OBLITERATION DETAIL
STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
WA NPS NOCA 10(7) G.2
NPS DRWG. NO. 168/175130 NPS PMIS NO. 305506
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END SECTION
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OUTLET WITHOUT DITCH
PROTECTIVE APRON DIMENSIONS AND QUANTITIES
FOR INFORMATION ONLY
CULVERT APRON APRON ESTIMATED ESTIMATED
SIZE RIPAP LENGTH DEPTH RIPRAP GEOTEXTILE
D CLASS L H QUANTITY QUANTITY
(INCHES) (FEET) (INCHES) (CUYD) (SQYD)
12 2 4 18 1.0 5 18 2 6 18 2.2 9
WITH 24 2 8 18 3.9 13
END 30 3 12.5 24 10.8 27
SECTION 36 3 15 24 15.6 37
42 4 21 30 34.0 63 48 4 24 30 44.4 78 12 2 6 18 1.7 7 18 2 8 18 3.2 12
WITHOUT 24 2 10 18 5.2 17
END 30 3 14.5 24 13.2 32
SECTION 36 3 17 24 18.5 42
42 4 23 30 38.7 70 48 4 26 30 49.8 86
OUTLET WITH DITCH
PROTECTIVE APRON DIMENSIONS AND QUANTITIES
WITH
END
SECTION
WITHOUT
END
SECTION
Original ground
CULVERT
SIZE
D
(INCHES)
Geotextile
FOR INFORMATION ONLY
RIPAP
CLASS
APRON APRON
LENGTH DEPTH
L H
(FEET) (INCHES)
4 18 6 18 8 18
12.5 24 15 24 21 30 24 30 6 18
8 18 10 18
14.5 24 17 24 23 30 26 30
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ESTIMATED
RIPRAP
QUANTITY
(CUYD)
0.9 2.0 3.6 9.3
13.3 27.2 35.6 1.3 2.7 4.4
10.7 15.1 29.8 38.5
ESTIMATED
GEO TEXTILE
QUANTITY
(SQYD)
PROTECTIVE APRON AT CULVERT OUTLET WITH DITCH
NO SCALE
STATE PROJECT
NOTE:
1. Use for aprons serving culverts with slopes less than 10%.
2. Furnish separation and stabilization geotextile.
3. Do not measure riprap placement excavation for payment.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
WESTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
U.S. CUSTOMARY DETAIL
PLACED RIPRAP AT
CULVERT OUTLETS
SHEET
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DETAIL APPROVED FOR USE -·/-·-- DETAIL
REVISED: 8/2016 W251-1
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ROAD TYPE
Urban and Rural 30 MPH and less Urban and Rural 35 MPH to 50 MPH Rural greater than 50 MPH Expressway/ Freeway
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END
ROAD WORK
ROAD WORK
NEXT xx MILES
G20-1 See Note 11
See Note 10
DISTANCE BETWEEN
SIGNS IN FEET
A B 100 100 350 350 500 500
1000 1500
W20-1 over W16-8P See Note 9 r;;ii W13-1P ll3I (optional)
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ROAD WORK
END
ROAD WORK
G20-2
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END
ROAD WORK
G20-2
ROAD WORK
NEXT xx MILES
W20-1 over
W16-BP
See Note 9
STATE PROJECT
NOTE:
1. Erect all project advance warning signs before starting construction work.
2. Not all details shown on the temporary traffic control sheets may be applicable to this project. The Contractor may add or delete information and details in this traffic control plan as necessary to accommodate actual operations.
3. Where advance warning signs, placed as shown, interfere with permanent signs, locate the warning signs as determined by the CO for best results. Vary messages as required.
4. Additional or different message signs may be required to fit the actual construction conditions.
5. Install advisory speed plates under the W20 series warning signs as needed to indicate a maximum recommended speed through the construction area.
6. Ensure all sign supports exposed to impact by traffic meet the requirements of NCHRP-350 or MASH for crashworthiness.
7. Maintain two-way traffic during all non-work hours except as approved by the CO.
8. Do not store traffic control devices along the roadway when not in use. Cover post-mounted signs when not applicable.
9. If W20-1 is placed on a roadway other than that on which the actual construction work occurs, include a supplementary plaque indicating the name of the road on which the construction does occur (applies to major roads only).
10. The message on the W20-1 signs may be "ROAD WORK AHEAD" or may specify the distance to the work area in feet or in miles. Install an additional W20-1 sign when approach speeds exceed 50 MPH. When used place the two W20-1 signs "B" feet apart according to the Sign Spacing Table.
11. For work zones that are 2 miles or more in length, install G20-1 signs at each end of the project. Show the distance on the G20-1 sign to the nearest whole mile.
12. If signing on a roadway under a jurisdiction other than the client agency, verify that an encroachment permit has been obtained.
13. State standards may be used as an alternative if approved by the CO.
14. Refer to the Section 635 of the Special Contract Requirements for allowable retroreflective sheeting types.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY
SHEET
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U.S. CUSTOMARY STANDARD
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL
ADVANCE SIGNING
NO SCALE
STANDARD APPRDVED FDR USE 6/2005
REVISED:
DRAFT: 6/2014
STANDARD
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APPROACH BUFFER SPACE CHANNELIZING DEVICE
SPEED* LENGTH TAPER BUFFER WORK
AREA SPACE SPACE
MPH FEET
SPACING IN FEET
20 115 20 40 25 155 20 50 30 200 20 60 35 250 20 70 40 305 20 80 45 360 20 90 50 425 20 100 55 495 20 110 60 570 20 120 65 645 20 130 70 730 20 140
* Approach speed based on the regulatory posted speed, not the advisory speed.
G20-2 See Note 3
YIELD LINE
(optional) See Note 4
Traffic flow <
Traffic flow >
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ADVANCE WARNING AREA (See Sign Spacing Table)
A r( Type B warning
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W13-1P (optional)
SIGN SPACING TABLE
ROAD TYPE
Urban and Rural 30 MPH and less Urban and Rural 35 MPH to 50 MPH Rural greater than 50 MPH
Expressway/ Freeway
Device spacing
Channelizing devices (See Length and Spacing Table)
15'
~ VR1-2
TO
ONCOMING
TRAFFIC
R1-2aP
TAPER AREA BUFFER SPACE
50' - 100' (optional)
(See Length and Spacing Table)
DISTANCE BETWEEN
SIGNS IN FEET
A B C 100 100 100 350 350 350 500 500 500
1000 1500 2640
10' min.
See Note 6
BUFFER SPACE
(optional)
VARIABLE
WORKSPACE
STATE PROJECT
NOTE:
1. Use this layout only if sufficient gaps in oncoming traffic exist for traffic that must yield, and if drivers from both directions are able to see approaching traffic through and beyond the work site.
2. Final location and spacing of signs and devices may be changed to fit field conditions as approved by the CO.
3. If closure is completely within the project limits, eliminate the "ROAD WORK AHEAD" (W20-1) and "END ROAD WORK" (G20-2) signs.
4. If the surface is paved, install yield lines that comply with Section 3B.16 of the MUTCD.
5. Use the "YIELD AHEAD" (W3-2) sign when approach speeds exceed
50 MPH.
6. For project specific minimum width, refer to Special Contract Requirements, Section 156.
7. Do not allow equipment, materials, or vehicles to be parked or stored in the buffer space.
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TAPER AREA
50' - 100' (optional)
TERMINATION AREA
NO SCALE
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W20-1 See Note 3
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END
ROAD WORK
B
G20-2 See Note 3
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY
U.S. CUSTOMARY STANDARD
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL
SINGLE LANE CLOSURE LAYOUT
(WITH YIELD SIGN)
STANDARD APPRDVED FDR USE 6/2005 STANDARD
REVISED:
DRAFT 6/2014 635-7
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Other approved fastening methods submitted by the delineator manufacturer are also acceptable
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FLEXIBLE DELINEATOR
SURFACE MOUNTED
Install delineators on outside of curve at spacing S ~
Final delineator may be removed if B > 5/2 s
PLACEMENT ON HORIZONTAL CURVES
Locate initial delineator so that it is visible for ~ ;c d•~;ng ~• b7ge ~{ax-~ I :
100' typ.
--, --, ~ Locate initial delineator so that it does not !inder --, the view of the bridge delineator for approaching traffic
REFLECTIVE SHEETING DETAIL PLACEMENT AT BRIDGE APPROACHES
STATE PROJECT
NOTE:
1. When a delineator falls within a cross road or approach, the delineator may be moved in either direction a distance not to exceed one quarter of the normal spacing. Eliminate the delineator if this allowance is exceeded.
2. Place delineators 2 feet from the edge of design shoulder unless otherwise specified .
3. Install delineators behind the rail at guardrail locations.
Either drive the delineator in line with the guardrail posts or mount a shorter delineator onto the guardrail post as shown on this sheet.
4. When the contract does not provide for the construction of the ultimate pavement, allow for the thickness of base and pavement to be placed later when establishing the elevation of the traffic delineators.
5. Use the current edition of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways (MUTCD) as a guide for delineation layout.
DELINEATOR SPACING
ON HORIZONTAL CURVES
CURVE RADIUS SPACING (S)
(FEET) (FEET)
50 20 115 25 180 35 250 40 300 50 400 55 500 65 600 70 700 75 800 80 900 85
1,000 90
Spacing for a specific curve may be interpolated from the table, or calculated using the formula:
Spacing = 3 v R-50.
The minimum spacing should be 20 feet.
Curve spacing should not exceed 300 feet.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
WESTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
U.S. CUSTOMARY DETAIL
WASHINGTON
DELINEATORS
SHEET
NUMBER
NO SCALE
DETAIL APPROVED FOR USE 1/2008 DETAIL
REVISED: W633-80
| 635-1: H.2 |
| State: WA |
| Project: NPS NOCA 10(7) |
| 635-7: H.3 |
| NPS: NPS PMIS No. 305506 |
NPS Drwg. No. 168/175130
| W633-80: I.2 |
| W251-1: G.3 |
| W157-15: F.7 |
| W629-2: F.10 |
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