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This document package includes preliminary construction plans and specifications for road repairs along Forest Road 22 in Oregon between mileposts 0.0 to 8.0. The proposed work includes edge cracking repairs, pothole repairs, mill and overlay, and embankment settlement repairs at various locations along the roadway. Construction will require asphalt removal and replacement, aggregate base installation, pavement milling, pavement overlay, and embankment backfilling. The plans provide typical roadway sections, survey control point data, and standard symbols. Related pre-solicitation notice Solicitation Number 69056724B000003 indicates the Federal Highway Administration intends to award an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract for the specified repairs on Forest Road 22 to be completed by January 2024.
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PRELIMINARY - NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
LI total central angle M.L. main line Lie curve central angle M.P. mile post diameter mat/. material es spiral central angle max. maximum abut. abutment MGAL thousand gallon min. minimum
ADT average daily traffic mon. monument AH ahead appr. approach N north
BK back NC normal crown b.f. back face o.c. on center BM bench mark o. to o. out to out BP balance point OD outside diameter
br. bridge OG original ground brg. bearing OHWM ordinary high water mark btwn between
PC point of curve cc or c. to c. center to center PCC point of compound curve
rt. centerline PCS point of curve to spiral cir. clear PI point of intersection CMP corrugated metal pipe pl. plate col. column POC point on curve cone. concrete POS point on spiral conn. connection POT point on tangent constr. jt. construction joint PS point of tangent to spiral cont. continuous PSF pounds per square foot cs point of curve to spiral PSI pounds per square inch ctrs. centers PSC point of spiral to curve CUFT cubic foot (feet) PST point of spiral to tangent culv. culvert PT point of tangent CUYD cubic yard(s) pvmt. pavement D diameter
R radius DHV design hourly volume dia. diameter R. range diaph. diaphragm R/W right-of-way dist. distance rdwy. roadway drwg(s). drawing(s) reinf. reinforcement reqd. required E east rt. or RT right e superelevation rate rte. route e.f. each face El. 94.16 elevation in feet s south elev. elevation SADT seasonal average daily traffic emb. embankment SC point of spiral to curve EOP edge of pavement sect. section EQ or eq. equation shldr. shoulder EW edge of water SLRY slurry unit exc. excavation spa. spacing, spaces or spaced exp. jt. expansion joint SQFT square foot f.f. front face SQYD square yard SRS point of spiral to reverse spiral fin. finish ss point of spiral to spiral (no curve) fig. flange ST point of spiral to tangent ftg. footing STA, Sta. station
ga. gage (gauge) std. standard galv. galvanized stgr. stringer stiff. stiffener ID inside diameter struc. structural IE invert elevation STS point of spiral to tangent spiral
jt. joint
KSI thousand pounds per T tangent distance T. township square inch TBM temporary bench mark L length of curve thd. thread lat. latitude TS point of tangent to spiral LNFT linear foot (feet) Ts tangent distance (spiraled curve) long. longitudinal typ. typical LPSM lump sum
V design speed (velocity) Ls length of spiral It. or LT left vph vehicles per hour LW low water VPI vertical point of intersection w west
NOTE:
1. Other symbols used in the plans will be shown in a legend on the appropriate plan sheet.
National Boundary
State Boundary
County Boundary
City Boundary
Township or Range Line
Section Line
Section Corner (Found, Projected)
¼ Section Line
¼ Section Corner (Found, Projected)
½6 Section Line
½6 Section Corner (Found, Projected)
Property Line
Parcel Number
National Park Boundary
National Forest Boundary
National Wildlife Refuge Boundary
BLM Lands Boundary
Indian Reservation Boundary
Existing Roadway (Paved, Gravel)
Railroad
Trail
Fiber Roll
Silt Fence
Sandbag
Intermittent Drainage or Small Creek
Large Creek or River
Lake, Pond or Reservior; Marshland
Spring or Seep
3�1
�1
0\6
½6 ½6 0 @
SEC. SEC.
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/ / / / NWR / / / / NWR / / / / NWR / / / / NWR / / / /
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--------- O O O �
--------------- 0 0 O � --
Treeline; Individual Trees
CYv- {[j
� 0 � 0 Material Source; Bore Hole; Test Pit
Spot Elevation; Coordinate Grid Tick
Above Ground Tank; Underground Tank
Boulder; Well; Antenna; Grave
Cooking Grate; Garbage Can; Picnic Table
Flagpole; Fire Hydrant
Gas & Water Meter; Gas & Water Valve
Control Point (Terrestrial and GPS)
X' BH TP
X EL. �34.56 fl! l
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N 1000
CJ c--)
0 ! [J [a -
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_2_ _2_
G WV
_fjl_ _'r_
CP GPS
North Arrow ------1$�----- z
EXISTING
SHEET
NUMBER PROJECT
OR FS OCHOC607 22(1) A.2
PROPOSED
Slope Stake Limits Top of Cut - - · - · · · · · · · · · ·
Construction Limits
Bottom of Ditch
Fence
Gate with Fence
Cattleguard
Guardrail
Toe of Fill
Concrete Barrier and Guard Wall
Retaining Wall
Signs (single, double post; portable)
Delineators
Pipe Culvert (arrow shows flow)
Pipe Culvert with End Section
Pipe Culvert with Headwall
Pipe Culvert with Drop Inlet
Box Culvert
Underdrain
- no symbol -li-- -X- -X----l< JOI JOI l!K li-----le=-=:J--------l( �
O" ----u-- ----u-- ----u- ■ wall face V V V V V ' ' ' ' '
"'CY 0-0 --.-- .-. "
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- - - - - - - - - -'v-- 'v--
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'v-- I 'v--
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[:�t�---------� @) 'v--
J- - - - - - - - r, UDf---- UD
Overhead/ Above Ground Utilities ---P---P- --P P--
Underground Utilities - - ---1 w 1- - ---1 w 1- ----1 w 1-----1 w 1-- FM = force main, FO = fiber optic, G = gas, IRR = irrigation, 0 = oil, P = power, SA = sanitary sewer, SD = storm drain, SS = storm sewer, STEAM= steam, T = telephone, TV= CATV, W = water
Poles (Power, Telephone, Joint Use, ---cJ-- ---0--- ---[IT}-
Light, Support w/Anchor) �
Miscellaneous Utility Features �
TP
EM= electric meter, TP = telephone pedestal, TV= CATV pedestal, UP = transformer or junction box, WF = water fountain
Building
Right-of-Way Line
Permanent Easement
Construction Easement
Riprap
NO SCALE
L-
- - - - r/w - -----RIW--
- - - - P/E - --PIE-----
- no symbol - --TCE-----
A A Section A-A
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
OFFICE OF FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY
WFLHD DETAIL
PLAN SYMBOLS AND
ABBREVIATIONS
DETAIL APPROVED FOR USE 11/2001 I DETAIL
REVISED: 9/2005 1/2007 10/2009 10/2014 I Wl0l-16/2022
PRELIMINARY - N
OT FOR CONSTRUCTION
N
OCHOCO
SUSPEND CO
"FR 22" 89+20
BEGIN PRO.JECT /
BEGIN CONSTRUCTION
"FR 22" 52+00
N= 996,536.4816 E= 4,945,861.0342
Edge Cracking MP 4.09
STA 236+75 - 240+75, RT
Mi/1 and Inlay MP 4.67
/STA 257+40 - 260+17, LT/RT
./ Walton Sno-Park
Mill and Inlay MP 4.00 / Edge Cracking MP 5.21
PROJECT
OR FS OCHOC607 22(1)
END PRO.JECT/
END CONSTRUCTIQ..,.__ ___
"FR 22" 351 +50
N= 1,007,536.3006 E= 4,963,721.2761
SHEET
NUMBER
A.3
STA 232+00 - 236+00, LT (, STA 285+60 - 288+60 LifRT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - f2. - - ·- - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - _, - - � � A
NATIONAL
� ./ WA��� �
Mill and Inlay MP 3.85
STA 222+00 - 226+00, LT/RT
// .. /'RESUME CONSTRUCTION
.. "FR 22" 222+00 Cl.I .
l!!Io, STRUCT�ON
¼
Oc;
./:!'�--� Edge Cracking MP 1.45
STA 87+20 - 88+20, RT
Potholing MP 1.17
STA 72+00 - 74+75, RT
Edge Cracking MP 1.10
STA 67+60 - 70+40, LT/RT
Fill Slope Scour Repair MP 1.10
STA 68+97 - 69+45, RT
Edge Cracking MP 0.89
STA 57+90 - 60+40, LT
Edge Cracking MP 0. 79
STA 52+00 - 54+00, LT
1/s
Scale in miles
0 ¼ ½ cP
,ef Round Mountain
North Trailhead
"FR 22" 302+40
Edge Cracking MP 5.50
STA 301 +20 - 302+40, RT
FOREST
Round x Mountain
RESUME CONSTRUCTI N
"FR 22" 347+26 - 351+10
Embankment Settlement, MP 6.
STA 347+26 - 351+10, LT/RT
Ul ti) 0..
\0
VICINITY MAP PRELIMINARY - N
Seperation-stabilization geotextile, class 1, type D (woven)
1/) c::
4.33'
24" min
4.33' 12'
Asphalt concrete pavement, type 1 5-inch compacted depth
Removal of pavement, asphalt (8-inch depth)
Roadway aggregate, method 2 3-inch compacted depth
Placed riprap, method A, class 1
Seperation-stabilization geotextile, class 1, type D (woven)
EDGE CRACKING REPAIR SINGLE LANE
MP 0.79 (52+00.00 - 54+00.00) LT 200ft
MP 0.89 (57+90.00 - 60+40.00) LT 250ft MP 1.45 (87+20.00 - 88+20.00) RT 100ft
MP 4.09 (236+75.00 - 240+75.00) RT 400ft
MP 5.50 (301+20.00 - 302+40.00) RT 120ft
24'
Sawcut
Asphalt concrete pavement, type 1 5-inch compacted depth
Removal of pavement, asphalt (8-inch depth)
I, ___ /'. ____ _
Exisiting ground
Roadway aggregate, method 2 3-inch compacted depth
Varies 4.33' - 22'
24" min
PROJECT
OR FS OCHOC607 22(1)
C
N r Exisiting ground
//,ii\)>JA i� '.1Tl r'
SHEET
NUMBER
C.1
Placed riprap, method A, class 1 Placed riprap, method A, class 1
Seperation-stabilization geotextile, class 1, type D (woven)
EDGE CRACKING REPAIR FULL ROADWAY WIDTH
MP 1.10 (67+60.00 - 70+40.00) LT/RT 280ft
MP 5.21 (285+60.00 - 288+60.00) LT/RT 300ft
NO SCALE
See Sheet C.2 for MP 1.10 Fill Slope Scour Repair Typical
NOTE:
1. Station ranges shown are approximate for general location.
Final limits of work sites to be determined in the field by the CO.
EDGE CRACKING REPAIR
TYPICAL SECTIONS
Asphalt concrete pavement, type 1 5-inch compacted depth
12'
POTHOLE REPAIR
SUBEXCAVATION BACKFILL - DAYLIGHT SECTION
MP 1.17 (72+00.00 - 74+75.00) RT 275ft
4.5'
Roadway aggregate, method 2 3-inch compacte depth
PROJECT
OR FS OCHOC607 22(1)
NOTE:
1. Station ranges shown are approximate for general location.
Final limits of work sites to be determined in the field by the CO.
POTHOLE REPAIR
TYPICAL SECTION
SHEET
NUMBER
C.3
PROJECT
SHEET
NUMBER
OR FS OCHOC607 22(1) C.4
0.5' � 24' .c_D.5'
C: C:
B Asphalt pavement milling, f. B / 17 F,'111 f__\�
2 2 /
...... 3-inch depth
I r Asphaft conc,ete pavement, type 1 ...... /
V)
V) /
C: C: /
8 8
I
3-inch compacted depth
I •
.--::: i / � ....,_ /
Existing ground
- - - -/ � Existing ground � �
--c�/�" --1//0
"-::J
MILL AND INLAY, 3-INCH DEPTH
MP 3.85 (222+00.00 - 226+00.00) LT/RT 400ft
MP 4.00 (232+00.00 - 236+00.00) LT 400ft MP 4.67 (257+40.00 - 260+17.00) LT/RT 277ft
I
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Add note for cracksealing u
M
MILL AND INLAY ,;;
TYPICAL SECTION
C:
l/) C:
2'
Roadway aggregate, method 2 8-inch compacted depth
PROJECT
OR FS OCHOC607 22(1)
24' 2'
Removal of pavement, asphalt (8-inch depth)
Asphalt concrete pavement, type 1 4-inch compacted depth
Seperation-stabilization geotextile, ', / / class 1, type D (woven)
'I::>/), //
"1 fr,'�'� fosWng ground
EMBANKMENT SETTLEMENT REPAIR
MP 6.58 (347+25.60 - 351+10.00) LT/RT 384ft
NO SCALE
EMBANKMENT SETTLEMENT
REPAIR TYPICAL SECTION
SHEET
NUMBER
C.5
POINT
NUMBER NORTH EAST ELEVATION DESCRIPTION
Site 6
221001 997559.859 4947255.404 4223.651 5/8" ir w/fhwa rpc
221002 997922.213 4947504.642 4235.184 5/8" ir w/fhwa rpc
Site 7
222001 1006982.310 4959991.739 4933.388 5/8" ir w/fhwa rpc
222002 1006821.942 4960211.861 4945.813 5/8" ir w/fhwa rpc
Site 8
223001 1007374.753 4963614.654 5273.304 5/8" ir w/fhwa rpc
223002 1007569.460 4963719.026 5278.428 5/8" ir w/fhwa rpc
PROJECT : Road 22 Reconstruction, MP 0 - 8.0 DATE OF FIELD WORK : October 2022 PROJECT UNITS : International foot
COORDINATE SYSTEM : Assumed (coordinates based off Rec grade GPS scaled to resemble OR S SPCS)
VERTICAL DATUM : Assumed (based off Rec grade GPS)
PROJECT COORDINATES
C
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Pr oj ec ts
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A M
W
FL
H D
S ur ve y
W
FL
H D
S ur ve y
D es ig ne d by
C he ck ed b y:
STATE PROJECT
D.1
SHEET
NUMBER
FS OCHOC607 22(1)OR
SURVEY CONTROLPRELIMINARY - N
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I u w ,A
-- '-- --- 0
FOREST ROAD 22
I I I I
Edge of pavement I I I
- .:..::-\ I \ I \ I
\ - - - - - -- - - J
PI 349+08.24
[). = 29°28'12" (LT)
R = 420.33' T = 110.55' L = 216.20' �
0�
Construction limit � _ lope stake limits � - .
vl U"\ r>
5 282 ' ' ' ' ' ' '
RESUME CONSTRUCTION
END PROJECT
"FR 22" 351+50.00
END CONSTRUCTION
"FR 22" 351+10.00
PI 352+44.79
[). = 79°24'01" (RT)
R = 235.00' T = 195.10' L = 325.66'
5 280 "FR 22" 34.7+25.60 . . . . . _
5 278
................... : ..................... : ............................................. r st n gg�� nd
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HLSD::: 541' -
K e,; 55 ,,, ... ..- .
5 276 ....;;..._ ....... ;_ ..................... : ...................... : ....................... : .................. -134 1-VG- ...... ,,, '."
5 274
:Profile grade
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K =:54 92' vc i-,;;....,;;;;.;....;;... __ •••••• -:-.................... ·: ..................... - :-..................... -:-..................... , ..................... ·: ..................... - :-..................... -:--.................... :·
5 266
347+50 348+00 348+50 349+00 349+50 350+00 350+50 351+00 351+50 352+00
PROJECT
OR FS OCHOC607 22(1)
SHEET
NUMBER
D.5
5 282
5 280
5 278
5 276
5 274
5 i68
5 i66
352+50 353+00
Steel or wood post
Silt fence reinforcement
I Geo textile I
I
I
I
I
I
Backfilled and compacted soil
I
I
POST AND GEOTEXTILE INSTALLATION DETAIL
i�•• Nore�-
PLAN
End posts, see End Posts Detail
• : See Note/
ELEVATION
END DETAIL
End posts, see End Posts Detail
Limits of clearing
Existing ground (undisturbed)
.l!l en u l1J
5} I
-E
Varies
Flow �1 !1 �I �I I
PLAN
Varies
ELEVATION
SILT FENCE INSTALLATION AT TOE OF FILL
Steel or wood posts driven tightly together.
Tie top of posts together
Geotextile fabric, Section A
PLAN
Staple or tie
Fold geotextile fabric around each post one full turn.
Fasten fabric to posts
POSTS AT .JOINTS
PROJECT
OR FS OCHOC607 22(1)
NOTE:
1. Alternate preassembled silt fence options will be allowed as long as specified dimensions are satisfied. Follow manufacturer's recommendations for installation procedures.
All types must ensure silt fence remains attached to, and does not slide down, supporting posts.
2. Install silt fence to follow the ground contours as closely as possible.
3. Curve ends of silt fence upgrade to prevent water from running around the ends.
4. 10-foot (max.) spacing with silt fence reinforcement.
6-foot (max.) spacing without silt fence reinforcement.
Steel or wood post
Geotextile fabric
Staple or tie
PLAN
END POSTS DETAIL
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
OFFICE OF FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY
WFLHD DETAIL
SILT FENCE
DETAIL APPROVED FOR USE --/----
SHEET
NUMBER
E.3
DETAIL NO SCALE REVISED: 10/2016
W157-1
Existing ground
Fiber roll
3' (min.)
ELEVATION
·:·· o··\
3' min. or as specified in plans
Runoff from disturbed areas
PLAN
Existing ground (typ.)
I � ---- Flow direction
-E
INSTALLATION BEYOND TOE OF SLOPE
ALTERNATE FIBER ROLL .JOINT DETAIL
SLOPE PROTECTION INSTALLATION
Excavate trench 2" larger than fiber roll
Step 1: Excavate trench and install fiber rolls
Backfilled and compacted soil to match ground level
Step 2: Backfill soil against fiber rolls
PROPERLY STAKED AND ENTRENCHED FIBER ROLL
FIBER ROLL SPACING STAKES REQUIRED
Slope Spacing
(FT)
Fiber roll length Stakes required (FT) for each roll
1:4 or flatter 40 25 8 1:3 30 20 6
1:2 20 12 4 1:1 10
PROJECT
OR FS OCHOC607 22(1)
NOTE:
1. Drive stakes at each end and at 4-foot spacing until fiber roll is secure to slope. Live stakes may be used for permanent installations. Do not crush fiber roll while staking.
2. Overlap fiber rolls 12-inch minimum. Drive stakes at 6-inches from fiber roll end angles towards the adjacent fiber roll and space stakes at 4-foot max.
Slope
1" x 1 " Wood stake
SHEET
NUMBER
E.4
FIBER ROLL STAKING DETAIL
Stagger joints (typ.) Place excavated material on uphill side of fiber roll
1" x 1" or 1" /2J wood stakes. See Note 2.
FIBER ROLL LAPPING DETAIL
Install fiber rolls along contours
INSTALLATION ALONG SLOPES
NO SCALE
U.S. OEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
OFFICE OF FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY
WFLHD DETAIL
FIBER ROLL
DETAIL APPROVED FOR USE 10/2014 DETAIL
REVISED: 7/2016
W157-21
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
G20-2
END
ROAD WORK
ROAD WORK
NEXT xx MILES
G20-1 See Note 10
See Note 9
DISTANCE BETWEEN
SIGNS IN FEET
A B
100 100 350 350 500 500
1000 1500
W20-1 over W16-8P
W20-1 r;;;ll W13-1P � ( optional)
C
W20-1
G20-2
END
ROAD WORK
END
ROAD WORK
G20-2
W20-1 r;;;ii W13-1P � (optional)
G20-2
G20-1 See Note 10
ROAD WORK
NEXT xx MILES
See Note 8
PROJECT
OR FS OCHOC607 22(1)
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 to fit field conditions as approved by the CO.
Vary messages as required.
4. Install advisory speed plates under the W20 series warning signs as needed to indicate a maximum recommended speed through the construction area.
5. Ensure all sign supports exposed to impact by traffic meet the requirements of NCHRP-350 or MASH for crashworthiness.
6. Maintain two-way traffic during all non-work hours except as approved by the CO.
7. Do not store traffic control devices along the roadway when not in use.
Cover post-mounted signs when not applicable.
8. 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).
9. 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.
10. 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.
11. If signing on a roadway under a jurisdiction other than the client agency, verify that an encroachment permit has been obtained.
12. State standards may be used as an alternative if approved by the CO.
13. Refer to Section 635 of the Special Contract Requirements for allowable retroreflective sheeting types.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
OFFICE OF FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY
SHEET
NUMBER
F.2
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL
ADVANCE SIGNING
NO SCALE
STANDARD APPROVED FOR USE 6/2005
REVISED: 7/2022
DETAIL
635-1
LENGTH AND SPACING TABLE
BUFFER CHANNELIZING DEVICE
APPROACH SPACE SPEED* TAPER BUFFER WORK
LENGTH AREA SPACE SPACE
MPH FEET SPACING IN FEET
20 115 20 40 40 25 155 20 50 50 30 200 20 60 60 35 250 20 70 70 40 305 20 80 80 45 360 20 90 90 50 425 20 100 100 55 495 20 110 110 60 570 20 120 120 65 645 20 130 130 70 730 20 140 140
* Approach speed based on the regulatory posted speed, not the advisory speed.
...,<�-- Traffic flow
Traffic flow -->--
C B
� Flagger location _fl A
ADVANCE WARNING AREA (See Sign Spacing Table)
See Note 4 W13-1P (optional)
� W16-2P � (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
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
Device spacing (See Length and Spacing Table)
10' min .
VARIABLE
WORKSPACE
PROJECT
OR FS OCHOC607 22(1)
NOTE:
1. Signs are shown for one direction of travel only. Place signs similar to those depicted for the opposite direction of travel.
SHEET
NUMBER
F.3
2. Final location and spacing of devices may be changed to fit field conditions as approved by the CO.
3. For pilot car operation, mount the PILOT CAR FOLLOW ME (G20-4) sign at a conspicuous location on the rear of vehicle. Prominently display the name of the Contractor on the pilot car.
4. If closure is completely within the project limits, eliminate the ROAD WORK AHEAD (W20-1) and END ROAD WORK (G20-2) signs.
5. For night time flagging operation, provide floodlighting at flagger stations.
6. For project specific minimum width, refer to the Special Contract Requirements, Section 156.
7. Do not allow equipment, materials, or vehicles to be parked or stored in the buffer space.
Channelizing devices
BUFFER SPACE
(optional)
TAPER AREA
BUFFER SPACE
(optional)
Flagger location �
A 50' - 100'
TERMINATION AREA
END
ROAD WORK
G20-2 See Note 4
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
OFFICE OF FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL
SINGLE LANE CLOSURE LAYOUT
(WITH FLAGGERS)
NO SCALE
STANDARD APPROVED FOR USE 6/2005
REVISED: 7/2022
DETAIL
635-6
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