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This appears to be a Plans document for rehabilitation work on the James River Bridge on the Blue Ridge Parkway, issued by the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration. The project (VA NP BLRI 1G27) is a small business set-aside with an estimated price range of $8-12 million.
The scope includes cleaning and sealing minor cracks, vegetation removal from piers, cleaning/patching spalls and large cracks, repairing exposed rebar, graffiti removal, mortar and stonework repairs at bridge abutments and pedestrian walkway, steel beam painting, asphalt work including delamination removal and new wearing surface installation, deck surface treatment, weatherproof membrane installation, bridge approach regrading, bearing replacement, and miscellaneous sidewalk and masonry work near the Visitor Center. Bid documents are expected to be issued around January 17, 2025, with the project being split into multiple work schedules/contract options. The work will take place in Amherst and Bedford Counties, Virginia.
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PLANS FOR PROPOSED
AMHERST AND BEDFORD COUNTIES, VIRGINIA
NATIONAL
PARK
SERVICE
Project Manager
Sheila Foronda
Lead Designer
Chris Burnell
Highway Design Manager
Spencer Lowery
INDEX TO SHEETS
PLANS PREPARED BY
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
November, 2024
ASHBURN, VIRGINIA
EASTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
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Blue Ridge Parkway
Visitor Center and pedestrian bridge access trail.
miscellaneaous features at the James River bridge approaches, replacing sidewalk and other replacing the existing wearing surface, regrading surface, installing a weatherproof membrane, delaminating asphalt, shot blasting the deck cleaning and repairs, removing existing minor cracks, various bridge substructure with elastomeric bearings, cleaning and sealing
Work includes replacing bridge rocker bearings
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
IMPROVEMENT:
PROJECT LENGTH: 0.23 miles
SPECIFICATIONS:
and Bridges on Federal Highway Projects", FP-14.
"Standard Specifications for Construction of Roads
Inspection LocationNumberSTRUCTURE:
ROAD: WIDTH
26'
SURFACE BASE SUBGRADE
4" ACP N/A N/A
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Symbols And Abbreviations
Location Maps
Standards And Details
DESCRIPTION
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A01
A02-A03
A04-A05
S01-S11
M01 Erosion and Sediment Control Narrative
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SCALE IN MILES
Richmond
Arlington
Charlottesville
Front
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KEY MAP
STATE OF VIRGINIA
PROJECT VA NP BLRI 1G27
STRUCTURE NO. 5140-016P
PROJECT VA NP BLRI 1G27
STRUCTURE NO. 5140-016P
REHABILITATION OF JAMES RIVER BRIDGE
Bridge Plan Sheets and DetailsR01-R29
LANE MILES: 0.46 miles
C03-C06 Summaries and Schedules
N01-N04 Temporary Traffic Control Plan
James River Bridge
Description M.P. to M.P.
(feet)
Length RIP Route ID
1,040 001AB63.55 to 63.78
ROAD INVENTORY DATA
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DESIGN DESIGNATION:
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M02-M03 Erosion and Sediment Control Plan
James River Bridge and approaches 1,200 001AB63.53 to 63.80
James River Visitor Center N/A 093463.66 to 63.72
Schedule
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B01-B02 Typical Sections
Tabulation of QuantitiesC01-C02
Construction PlanD01-E01
D James River Bridge 63.55 to 63.78 1,040 001AB
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
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National Boundary
State Boundary
County Boundary
City Boundary
Township or Range Line
Section Line
Section Corner (Found, Projected)
Section Line4
Section Corner (Found, Projected)4
Section Line16
Section Corner (Found, Projected)16
Property Line w/Found Property Corner
Parcel Number
National Park Boundary
National Forest Boundary
National Wildlife Refuge Boundary
BLM Lands Boundary
Indian Reservation Boundary
Existing Roadway (Road, Paved, Gravel)
Railroad
Trail
Intermittent Drainage or Small Creek
Large Creek or River
Lake, Pond or Reservoir
Spring or Seep
Treeline; Individual Trees
Material Source; Bore Hole; Test Pit
Spot Elevation; Coordinate Grid Tick
Control Point (Terrestrial and GPS); Jump Hub
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PROJECT SPECIFIC SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS:
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
Fiber Roll or Wattle
North Arrow
Fence
Gate with Fence
Cattleguard
Guardrail
Retaining Wall
Concrete Barrier
Slope Stake Limits
Delineators
Signs (single, double post; portable)
Transition
Toe of Fill
Top of Cut
Pipe Culvert (arrow shows flow)
Pipe Culvert with End Section
Pipe Culvert with Headwall
Underdrain
Pipe Culvert with Drop Inlet
Box Culvert
Underground Utilities
Overhead/Above Ground Utilities
STEAM = steam, T = telephone, TV = CATV, W = water
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Poles (Power, Telephone, Joint Use, Miscellaneous Utility Features
UP = transformer or junction box, WF = water fountain
EM = electric meter, T = telephone pedestal, TV = CATV pedestal, Building
Right-of-Way Line with Monument
Permanent Easement
Construction Easement
Riprap
EXISTING PROPOSED
Pavement Removal / Roadway Obliteration
Full Depth Pavement
Sidewalk Asphalt/Concrete
Mill and Overlay
Overlay
Silt Fence
Diversion Berm
Drainage Divide
Check Dam
Limits of Disturbance
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Broken Yellow pavement marking BY
Single Solid Yellow pavement marking SSY
Dotted Yellow pavement marking DY
Double Solid Yellow pavement markingDSY
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
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Limits of disturbance cross slope
Match existing
13' 13'
Existing ground (typ.)
EXISTING PROPOSED
4-inch depth
Existing asphalt pavement variable depth and material
Existing base material, Asphalt pavement micro milling, depth varies
Tack coat
-inch NMSA, 0.3 to <3 million ESAL, 2-inch deck only depth8
Asphalt concrete pavement, gyratory mix, NOTES:
See R sheets for Bridge Typical Section.2.
by the CO.
positive drainage and safe riding surfaces as approved
Maintain existing cross slopes or adjust to provide 1.
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY, BRIDGE DECK AND APPROACH
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TYPICAL PLAN DETAIL
Pavement patch limits
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Limits of pavement patch, 50'-65'
See Typical Sections for pavement section
4-inch depth (in two equal lifts)
Asphalt concrete pavement, Type 1
Roadway Excavation
Final road surface
6"
Granular backfill
Daylight to fill slope 4" perforated underdrain pipe
10'
"6"
/4
Bridge/Culvert
12"
Lap
Tack Coat
ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVEMENT PATCH, TYPE 1 (BRIDGE APPROACH)
SECTION A - A
face full depth
Saw cut vertical
Crushed aggregate geotextile, Class 2, Type E
Separation-stabilization
Removal of pavement, asphalt abutment bridge approach
Saw cut parallel to
4. Provide a 2% minimum slope for underdrain.
3. Compact granular backfill according to Section 605.
pavement lifts.
2. Place asphalt in 2-inch lifts; apply tack coat between final pavement lift for all asphalt work at the same time.
elevation, superelevation, and profile grade. Complete the
1. Place asphalt pavement patch to match existing roadway
NOTES:
Daylight to fill slope
4" perforated underdrain pipe
33 80
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Structure No.
Bridge/Culvert
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SCHEDULE B
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and Virginia Standard Highways Signs, Revision 1.
Work Area Protection Manual, Revision 2.1, Virginia's supplement of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, Revision 1, Fabricate and install signs within the Virginia Department of Transportation's right-of-way in accordance with the Virginia4.
MUTCD Numbers with a "V" designation reference signs in the Virginia Work Area Protection Manual, Revision 2.1.3.
Refer to Figure TTC-53.0 (Signing for Project Limits) in the Virginia Work Area Protection Manual, Revision 2.1.2.
unless otherwise noted in the plans.
Construct and erect all signs in accordance with the "Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices" (MUTCD), latest edition, 1.
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Sheet 4 of 4 and Virginia Standard Highways Signs, Revision 1.
Work Area Protection Manual, Revision 2.1, Virginia's supplement of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, Revision 1, Fabricate and install signs within the Virginia Department of Transportation's right-of-way in accordance with the Virginia4.
MUTCD Numbers with a "V" designation reference signs in the Virginia Work Area Protection Manual, Revision 2.1.3.
Refer to Figure TTC-53.0 (Signing for Project Limits) in the Virginia Work Area Protection Manual, Revision 2.1.2.
unless otherwise noted in the plans.
Construct and erect all signs in accordance with the "Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices" (MUTCD), latest edition, 1.
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SCHEDULE B
NO SCALE
See Typical Section
Perform micro milling and overlay, NOTES:
according to Subsection 634.03 or as directed by the CO.
Install new pavement markings that match existing pavement markings2.
Refer to Detail E401-01 for pavement transition construction.1.
(SCHEDULE B)
BEGIN MILL AND OVERLAY
(SCHEDULE B)
END MILL AND OVERLAY
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Limits of James River Bridge
Limits of bridge approach
Limits of bridge approach
See Typical Sections patch, type 1 (Bridge)
Construct asphalt concrete pavement
4" BY, Type L
Begin 4" SSY, Type L, Begin 4" SSY, Type L
End 4" SSY, Type L
Begin 4" DSY, Type L
4" BY, Type L, End 4" SSY, Type L, Begin 4" DY, Type L
End 4" DSY, Type L, Begin 4" DSY, Type L
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See Detail E615-02 sidewalk, 5 ft width
Remove and replace asphalt
See Detail E615-02 sidewalk, width varies
Remove and replace asphalt as directed by the CO
Repoint stone curb, ramp
Remove asphalt accessibility
See Detail E619-A
Remove and replace fence (wood post and handrail), 110 ft
Repoint stone wall, 1300 sqft
Remove and reset kiosk
Clean drainage structure in place
See Detail E615-02 sidewalk, 6.5 ft width
Remove and replace asphalt
See Detail ET615-2
Install accessibilty ramp, NOTES:
drainage at the east approach of the pedestrian bridge.
4. Remove and reset stone masonry to provide positive approval from the CO prior to cutting.
3. Survey and flag all trees required for removal. Obtain by the CO.
during construction according to Section 646 and as directed
2. Protect Kiosk and footing during the removal and resetting
1. Reset stone curb as directed by CO.
Remove 3 trees along path stone masonry, 10 sy
Remove and reset
Remove and reset stone masonry, 1 sy
18" spacing
Type C, Solid
Remove and replace 4-inch pavement marking, 1870 ft
Repoint stone masonry paving, stone masonry curb, 10 LF
Remove and reset
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E01 does not leave the project site. Perimeter controls include inlet protection and fiber roll.
Prior to any clearing, grubbing, or excavation, construct perimeter controls to ensure that disturbed sediment
Phase I: Establish Perimeter Controls
Sequence of Construction variance.
(VESCH) and FP-14 detail drawings. Adhere to the Minimum Standards of VESCH unless waived or approved by according to Minimum Standards and Specifications of the Virginia Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook, 3rd Edition otherwise indicated, construct and maintain all vegetative and structural erosion and sediment control practices and maintain all erosion and sediment control measures required for compliance with DEQ regulations. Unless
Erosion and Sediment Control measures including inlet protection and fiber roll are proposed for this project. Install
Erosion and Sediment Control control measures. Direct storm runoff to vegetated buffer areas and do not discharge directly into surface waters.
sediment outside the project limits. Do not allow construction equipment to operate down-slope of the perimenter construction access will be permitted through a wetland or waterway. Do not allow construction vehicles to track
Do not modify the type, size, or location of any measure or practice without prior approval from the CO. No
Roads and Bridges on Federal Highway Projects, FP-14, and the Special Contract Requirements.
Erosion and Sediment Control measures are defined and outlined in the Standard Specifications for Construction of
The Erosion & Sediment Control Narrative is meant as a guideline for preventing erosion and controlling sediment. The
General Guidelines
8802.
40 CFR 112. Report spills large enough to discharge to surface waters to the National Response Center at 1-800-424-
Develop and implement a Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures (SPCC) plan following the requirements under on-site dumpsters. Dispose of material according to Federal, State, and local regulations.
clearly marked containers away from other nonwasted materials. Do not dispose of hazardous waste materials into the activities in a covered area to avoid contact with storm water. Store all hazardous waste materials in appropriate and generate spills, leaks, and hazardous wastes like motor oil, diesel, gasoline, and battery fluid. If feasible, conduct these
Hazardous waste will not be generated from normal construction activities. Equipment fueling and maintenance could store all waste in dumpsters, or in metal or plastic drums, as appropriate.
Solid waste generated from the project will consist of construction debris, garbage, and empty containers. Collect and contamination from fuels, lubricants, hydraulic fluids, or other toxic materials.
Inspect and maintain on a regular basis, all mechanized equipment used in or near surface water to prevent garbage, and sanitary waste.
materials; fuels, oils, and equipment-related compounds; soaps and solvents used for vehicle washing; and, waste, The following discharges are prohibited: wash-water from concrete, paint, curing compounds, and other construction
Prohibited Discharges
Coefficient prior to construction and after construction will be the same.
No new impervious surface will be created by performing preventative maintenance on the bridge. The Runoff acres. The receiving water is James River.
Soil disturbing activities are minimal for the project. The total disturbed area for the project is approximately 0.16 sidewalk and other miscellaneaous features at the James River Visitor Center and pedestrian bridge access trail.
installing a weatherproof membrane, replacing the existing wearing surface, regrading bridge approaches, replacing bridge substructure cleaning and repairs, removing existing delaminating asphalt, shot blasting the deck surface, Work includes replacing bridge rocker bearings with elastomeric bearings, cleaning and sealing minor cracks, various
Description of Project
Record the inspection date and summary of findings within 24 hours of completing a site inspection.
Dispose of the sediment legally off-site.
Fiber roll - remove sediment deposits from behind the fiber roll when they reach half the height of the device.
wet weather. Repair or replace any damaged measures by the end of the day.
control measures once every 7 days and within 24 hours after a rain event of 0.25 inches or more, and daily during
Section 157, the details shown in the plans, and the individual permitting requirements. Check and maintain erosion
Unless stated otherwise, construct and maintain all vegetated and structural erosion control practices according to
Maintenance and Inspection Procedures
Remove all perimeter controls when directed by the CO.
Phase III Final Construction / Stabilization areas.
Provide watering for dust control within the construction limits, on active haul roads, and in pits and staging
At the end of each day's grading operations, shape earthwork to minimize and control erosion from storm runoff.
Phase II: Intermediate Controls
Sequence of Construction (continued)
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Place soil erosion control, fiber roll at bridge approach, at bridge approach, 100 lnft, both sides
Place soil erosion control, fiber roll
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
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GENERAL NOTES
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
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Protection Manual, Revision 2.1 for guidance on sign spacing along VDOT maintained roadways.
See Table 6H-5, Recommended Spacing for Advance Warning Signs, in the Virginia Work Area 4.
300 feet prior to the start of the detour route.
prior to the start of the detour route. On all other roadways, install detour signs not less than
On roadways with a posted speed limit below 35 MPH, install detour signs not less than 200 feet 3.
Notify the CO prior to establishing any lane closure and upon the removal of any closure.2.
Refer to the Location Map for the location of the permitted work.1.
Temporary Traffic Control Plan General Notes
VDOT Bedford Residency - Steve Turpin - Highway Permits and Subdivision Specialist Sr - (540) 682-7012
Haz-Mat Center (if spill involved) (804) 897-6500
Amherst County Sheriff’s Office - Bus: (434) 946-9381 Bedford County Sheriff’s Office - Bus: (540) 586-4800 Virginia State Police (Amherst) - Bus: (434) 946-7101 (Area 20) Virginia State Police (Bedford) - Bus: (540) 375-7905 (Area 41) Regional Traffic Operations Center - (540) 375-0170
Emergency 911
Traffic Backup Notifications
VDOT will copy VDOT Appomattox Resident and Emergency Service Providers to ensure awareness.
Prior to set up the detour contact VDOT Bedford Residency for the announcement in the LCAMS System. 8.
c.) Complete the require information to enter the project into VDOT LCAMS System.
b.) Prepare LUP identifying Federal Highway as "Owner" and contractor as the "Agent".
document to VDOT upon request.
a.) $100 application fee and $2500 surety are required for LUP. Provide application and example surety Contact VDOT Bedford Residency to complete the required VDOT Land Use Permit (LUP) before work.7.
CO and VDOT on all PCMS within VDOT right-of-way.
characters per line, 3 lines per phase (panel) and 2 phases (panels). Submit wording for approval by Area Protection Manual (VWAPM) when located on VDOT maintained roadways. Limit messages to 8 Install portable changeable message signs (PCMS) in accordance with Appendix of the Virginia Work 6.
for sign coverings.
from the roadway. Meet the requirements of the Virginia Work Area Protection Manual, Revision 2.1 When signs are not in use along VDOT roadways, cover (post-mounted) or remove (temporary) signs
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MUTCD Numbers with a "V" designation reference signs in the Virginia Work Area Protection Manual, Revision 2.1.4.
Parkway according to Detail E635-01.
Virginia Work Area Protection Manual, Revision 2.1 (Figure 6F.1). Mount and install all signs on the Blue Ridge
For roadways maintained by Virginia Department of Transportation, mount and install all signs according to the 3.
Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), latest edition.
Standards (Section 1320). For all other roadways, install traffic control devices in accordance with the Manual on with the Virginia Work Area Protection Manual, Revision 2.1 (Section 6F.03) and the Virginia Road and Bridge
On roadways maintained by the Virginia Department of Tranportation, install traffic control devices in accordance 2.
Maintain all signs along detour routes for the duration of the Blue Ridge Parkway closure as approved by the CO.
Adjust sign locations to fit field conditions as approved by the CO and/or the Virginia Department of Transportation.1.
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Install temporary traffic control, See Note 3.
portable changeable message sign.
Install temporary traffic control, Visitor Center
James River Creek Overlook
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barricade type 3 traffic contol, Install temporary
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Install temporary traffic control, See Note 3.
portable changeable message sign.
Install temporary traffic control, See Note 3.
portable changeable message sign.
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See Detail E635-15
BIL Sign, See Detail E635-15
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before the bridge closure as approved by the CO.
Place type 3 barricades and install a warning light, type B on the type 3 barricades4.
direction of the CO and VDOT.
along VA Route 130 and U.S. Route 501 in advance of the Parkway closure at the
Parkway as approved by the CO. Place portable changeable message signs
Place portable changeable message signs before the bridge closure on the Blue Ridge3.
Protection Manual, Revision 2.1, for guidance on signs when the detour is not in use.
and Figure TTC-1.1 (Work Beyond the Shoulder Operation) in the Virginia Work Area
On VA Route 130 and U.S. Route 501, see Figure TTC-53.0 (Signing for Project Limits) 2.
on Blue Ridge Parkway for bearing and all other work operations.
for jacking operations and for placement of waterproof membrane. Use Standard 635-6
Use Temporary Traffic Control Plan and Standard 635-5 on the Blue Ridge Parkway1.
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Grate Inlet Bicycle Protection Details 29
Concrete Repair Details 28
Joint Details 27
Concrete Repair - Pier 10 Southeast 26
Concrete Repair - Pier 10 Northwest 25
Concrete Repair - Pier 9 Southeast 24
Concrete Repair - Pier 9 Northwest 23
Concrete Repair - Pier 8 Southeast 22
Concrete Repair - Pier 8 Northwest 21
Concrete Repair - Pier 7 Southeast 20
Concrete Repair - Pier 7 Northwest 19
Concrete Repair - Pier 6 Southeast 18
Concrete Repair - Pier 6 Northwest 17
Concrete Repair - Pier 5 Southeast 16
Concrete Repair - Pier 5 Northwest 15
Concrete Repair - Pier 4 Southeast 14
Concrete Repair - Pier 4 Northwest 13
Concrete Repair - Pier 3 Southeast 12
Concrete Repair - Pier 3 Northwest 11
Concrete Repair - Pier 2 Southeast 10
Concrete Repair - Pier 2 Northwest 9
Concrete Repair - Pier 1 Southeast 8
Concrete Repair - Pier 1 Northwest 7
Typical Section 6
Existing Bearings Details 5
Bearing Details 4
Typical Pier Bearings Replacement 3
Plan and Elevation 2
General Notes and Index 1
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Standard Specifications for Construction of Roads and Bridges on Federal Highway Projects, FP-14.
Construction:
AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications, 9 Edition, 2020 with 2021 Interim Revisions.
Design:
SPECIFICATIONS:
Future Wearing Surface: 25 psf (bearings only)
Asphalt Concrete Pavement: 148 pcf
Aluminum Alloys: 175 pcf
Concrete: 150 pcf
Dead Loads:
Structure: H-15
Bearings: AASHTO HL-93
Live Loads:
DESIGN LOADS:
Furnish steel shim plates that conform to ASTM A36.
Furnish steel reinforced elastomeric bearing pad that conform to AASHTO M 251 with 60 Durometer hardness.
Bearings:
Paint new bearing plates to match the color of pedestrian bridge.
color.
Paint pedestrian bridge steel superstructure, hollow tube cross beams and bearing plates to match existing
Prepare and paint structural steel according to Section 563.
Paint:
Furnish non-shrink grout conforming to Subsection 725.13(b).
Grout:
Perform non-destructive testing of welds as follows: Fillet welds-visual 100% manual shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) using low hydrogen electrodes classified E7028.
Perform all welding according to the current AASHTO/AWS D1.5 Bridge Welding Code. Perform welding process
Welding:
Furnish Class HES (High Early Strength) for concrete repairs, f'c = 5000 psi at 28 days.
Structural Concrete:
Furnish reinforcing steel conforming to AASHTO M 31 (ASTM A615), Grade 60 deformed.
Reinforcing Steel:
Galvanize all bolts, nuts, and washers according to ASTM A153.
Furnish washers conforming to ASTM F436.
Furnish nuts conforming to ASTM A563.
Furnish all threaded studs and anchor rods conforming to ASTM F1554 or AASHTO M 314 equivalent, Gr 55.
Furnish all structural steel conforming to ASTM A709 Gr 36.
Structural Steel:
MATERIALS:
notify the CO of any discrepancy between field measurements and dimensions shown on the plans.
Field verify dimensions of the existing structure which are identified as critical to the repair work and spans are secured prior to allowing traffic to pass.
Do not allow any roadway or pedestrian traffic on top of structure during jacking operations. Ensure
CONSTRUCTION:
the existing horizontal clearance are subject to review by CSXT, with no guarantee of approval.
track to any temporary measures to be installed by the Contractor. Any temporary reductions from
CSXT typically requires a minimum horizontal clearance of fifteen feet (15’-0”) from centerline of 10.
horizontal or vertical clearance must be reviewed by CSXT with no guarantee of approval.
during construction, or in the final condition. Any proposed temporary reduction of the existing CSXT does not permit any reduction to the existing horizontal or vertical clearances at any time 9.
this project, then the provisions of the CSXT documents shall govern.
variance between the provisions within the CSXT documents and those of the FHWA as related to project-specific Construction Requirements. In the event there is any discrepancy or perceived Provisions, CSXT Construction Submission Criteria, CSXT Soil and Water Management Policy, and The Contractor must adhere to the provisions of the CSXT Insurance Requirements, CSXT Special 8.
protect its operations and property.
centerline of track. CSXT shall have sole authority to determine the need for flagging required to any work that has potential to foul CSXT track, and any work to be performed within 50 feet of the A CSXT flagman may be required for any work which requires entry onto the CSXT right-of-way, 7.
expense.
potential to impact below-grade facilities. CSXT will mark out existing CSXT facilities at project coordinate with CSXT to have its facilities marked in the field prior to performing work with the CSXT facilities are not subject to "Miss Utility" programs such as Virginia 811. Contractor shall 6.
laws, regulations, statutes and ordinances at all times.
The Contractor shall be required to fully comply with all federal, state, and local environmental 5.
time during construction.
No stormwater or construction generated water may discharge onto the CSXT right-of-way at any 4.
the performance of the project work.
No equipment will be permitted to be staged within 15 feet of track centerline at any time during 3.
equipment during construction. The CSXT right-of-way must remain clear at all times.
The Contractor shall not be permitted to use the CSXT right-of-way for storage of materials or 2.
traffic is not delayed or otherwise impacted due to the work being performed.
project location remain fully capable of carrying rail traffic throughout the work period and rail The Contractor must plan and perform the work in a manner such that the CSXT tracks at the 1.
RAILROAD REQUIREMENTS:
- Clean and paint all fixed rocker bearings assemblies.
Schedule D:
- Remove and replace broken stair nosing. Replace missing stair nosing anchor.
topsoil, and turf establishment for erosion repairs adjacent to wingwall at West abutment.
- Pave slope at abutments and wingwalls to repair erosion damages. Place lean concrete, aggregate
- Install object markers at all approach corners.
- Install bicycle protection crossbars to all inlet grates on vehicular bridge.
- Replace pourable joints in the curbs on vehicular bridge.
- Reset detached vehicular bridge railing sections.
- Replace missing bolts/nuts at vehicular bridge rails.
- Diamond grind concrete deck at joints over three piers on pedestrian bridge.
- Clean and modify vehicular bridge scuppers.
waterproofing membrane, place 2-inch asphalt overlay and asphaltic plug joints.
- Micro mill existing asphalt overlay on vehicular bridge, repair concrete and seal cracks on deck, install
- Clean and paint pedestrian bridge steel superstructure, hollow tube cross beams, and bearing plates.
- Clean and patch spalls, large cracks, and exposed reinforcement.
- Remove vegetation on piers.
- Clean and seal minor cracks over entire structure.
Schedule B
- Replace all expansion rocker bearings with steel reinforced elastomeric bearing pad assemblies.
Schedule A
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242846 VA VA NP BLRI 1G27
PROJECT TEAM LEADERSCALECHECKED BYDESIGNED BY
DRAWN BY
Christopher Negley
DATE BRP NO.BRIDGE PLAN SHEET
BRP-1323
Structure Number: 5140-016P
EASTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
REHABILITATION OF JAMES RIVER BRIDGE
September 2024
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Clean and paint all fixed bearings at abutments and piers (Pier 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10). 5.
Replace all expansion bearings at piers (Pier 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and 10).4.
Do not stage equipment within 15 feet of the railroad track centerline.3.
Provide a minimum of 23 feet of vertical clearance in Span 10 over the railroad tracks at all time.2.
No railroad track crossing by construction vehicles will be permitted.1.
(Typ. all bents)
(See "JOINT DETAILS") asphaltic plug joints
Remove and replace wingwalls, and breastwall (Typ.)
approach rails, Repair concrete at
0.3015%
PIER 1
and broken staircase nosing
Replace in-kind missing rail anchors
(Typ. all bents and both sides of roadway)
(See "JOINT DETAILS")
Replace pourable joints in curbs
PIER 2 PIER 3 PIER 4 PIER 5 PIER 6 PIER 7 PIER 8 PIER 9 PIER 10ABUTMENT 1 ABUTMENT 2
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Repair damaged mortar and missing stonework
Vehicular Bridge
Pedestrian Bridge
Approximate ground line
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Pave slope at abutment
PLAN AND ELEVATION
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Railroad right-of-way
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Replace expansion bearings
(Typ.)
Install object marker at vehicular bridge approach corner
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Clean and paint fixed bearings wingwalls, and breastwalls
Repair concrete at approach rails, 178'-0"±
289'-6"± adjacent to wingwall.
and turf establishment for erosion repairs
Place lean concrete, aggregate topsoil, (Typ.)
(See "GRATE INLET BICYCLE PROTECTION DETAILS")
Clean and modify scupper
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Structure Number: 5140-016P
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Submit any proposed temporary reduction of existing 5.
Do not place jacking devices under the diaphragm.4.
assembly.
Preparation Standard No. 2, before placing new bearing existing plates with wire brush as specifiied in SSPC Surface
Existing sole plates and masonry plates to remain. Clean
Remove existing grouts pads surrounding existing plates. 3.
not drill into existing reinforcement.
and pier concrete after reinforcement has been located. Do
Determine hole locations for anchor rod into anchor plates 2.
method prior to beginning any bearing work.
Locate pier reinforcement in the field using approved 1.
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Structure Number: 5140-016P
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Bearing assembly masonry plate
Bearing assembly masonry plate
Bearing assembly pier bearings.
Plate orientation and dimensions mirrored for Southwest and Northeast exterior 5.
plate and existing plate and concrete.
Use non-shrink grout to provide a level bearing surface at the bottom of anchor 4.
material.
Do not paint plates surface that will be in contact with elastometic bearing 3.
environment.
service environments corresponding to ACI 318-14 Table 17.4.5.2 for outdoor
Provide adhesive anchor that is qualified under ACI 355.4, for installation and 2.
experience permanent sustained tension load.
anchors according to FHWA Technical Advisory T5140.34, for anchor that does not
Follow qualification, certification, installation and inspection guidelines for adhesive 1.
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Bottom of existing and elastomeric pad
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Face of concrete
Top of concrete anchor rod
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"8
(Typ.)
"4
Typ.
Sole plate Existing diaphragm
(Typ.)
plate
Steel anchor plate
Bearing assembly masonry plate
Bearing assembly
1" (Typ. 3-sides)
(Typ.)
anchor rod
" Ø Threaded4
Non-shrink grout
A
B B
C C
(See note 5)
Pier exterior bearings
(Typ.)
steel plate
5 - 14 Gauge
(Typ.)
" Ø Hole4
"4
6"4 to remain
Existing masonry plate
1" Gap (Typ.)
G a p
G a p
"2
2'-9 of 294
BEARING DETAILS
R04
C
C C
C
C
C
C
C
C C
C
C reinforcement necessary to avoid
Adjust anchor locations as *
T y p
"8
5 "4
1'-10 "8
Notes:
KDN/AS/TP KDN/TP AS/TP
(Typ.)
interior layer
" Elastomer2
NPS
NO.NO.
PMIS STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
178135
DATE BRP NO.BRIDGE PLAN SHEET
BRP-1323
Structure Number: 5140-016P
EASTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
P R
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/1
/2 sole plate (Typ.)
flush with existing
Remove detail to
SCHEDULE A
EXISTING EXPANSION BEARING DETAILS EXISTING FIXED BEARING DETAILS
Not to Scale of 295
EXISTING BEARINGS DETAILS
R05
FOR
IN
FOR
MATI
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KDN/AS/TP KDN/TP AS/TP
NPS
NO.NO.
PMIS STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
178135
DATE BRP NO.BRIDGE PLAN SHEET
BRP-1323
Structure Number: 5140-016P
EASTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
Repair spalls with exposed reinforcements at end diaphragmPier 3
Repair spalls with exposed reinforcements at end diaphragmPier 1
Reset detached South bottom rail West side
Reset detached South bottom rail East side
Repair spalls and delaminations (Deck underside between beams 1 & 2)
Repair spalls and epoxy coat exposed reinforcements (Beam 1)
Epoxy coat exposed reinforcements (Beam 1-3)
Span 10
Repair spalls and delaminations (West parapet at pier 8)
Reset detached South bottom rail East side
Epoxy coat exposed reinforcements (Deck underside between beams 3 & 4)
Epoxy coat exposed reinforcements (Beam 1)
Span 8
Reset detached South bottom rail West side
Epoxy coat exposed reinforcements (Deck underside between beams 3 & 4) Span 7
Repair spalls and delaminations (Beam 4)Span 2
Repair vertical cracks on curbs and parapets.Approach spans
RepairsLocation
REPAIR TABLE (Beam, diaphragm and deck underside)
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Not to Scale
TYPICAL SECTION
AT HANGERAT PIER
33'-0"
Existing pedestrian bridge bearing pads contain asbestos hollow tube cross beams, and bearing plates.
Clean and paint pedestrian bridge superstructure, with waterproofing membrane and install 2-inch thick asphalt wearing surface by micro milling, repair concrete deck, Remove existing asphalt pavement
(Typ. all piers)
Remove vegetation on pier
(See Note 2)(Typ.)
to remove uneven surfaces deck at joints over piers
Diamond grind concrete see REPAIR TABLE
Reset detached bottom rail at vehicular bridge rail (Typ. both sides)
Replace missing bolts/nuts anchor bolts (Typ.)
" Ø x 1'-0" Aluminum4 and tack coat (See Note 8)
Waterproofing membrane
SCHEDULE B
asphalt placement.
Install tack coat after waterproofing membrane, prior to 8.
deck according to Section 413.
Micro mill existing asphalt pavement on vehicular bridge 7.
Subsection 552.19 and as directed by the CO.
Epoxy coat all exposed reinforcements according to 6.
repair.
inch in width to be treated as concrete 4
Cracks more than inch in width; 16
Do not repair cracks equal or less than 5.
Do not repair spalls less than 0.25 SQFT in surface area.4.
sheet.
Repair concrete as shown on "CONCRETE REPAIR DETAILS" 3.
Subsection 501.12.
Grind concrete deck according to Section 502.04(e) and 2.
Install waterproofing membrane according to Section 559.1.
for applicable repairs see REPAIR TABLE
End diaphragm
(Typ.)
Aluminum rail
"(Typ.)
for applicable repairs see REPAIR TABLE
Parapet
(Typ.)
for applicable repairs see REPAIR TABLE
Tee beam
(Typ.)
13'-0"
(Typ.)
3'-6"
(Typ.)
2'-6"
(Typ.)
Aluminum rail
(Typ. at interior diaphragm)
Hanger rod
8'-5""2
9 "2 of 296
TYPICAL SECTION
R06
Notes:
Beam 1 Beam 2 Beam 3 Beam 4
(Looking West)
KDN/AS/TP KDN/TP AS/TP
NPS
NO.NO.
PMIS STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
178135
DATE BRP NO.BRIDGE PLAN SHEET
BRP-1323
Structure Number: 5140-016P
EASTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
P R
O J E
C T
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/1
/2
Not to Scale
WEST ELEVATION NORTH ELEVATION
PLAN (TOP VIEW)
Subsection 552.19 and as directed by the CO.
Epoxy coat all exposed reinforcement according to 4.
repair.
inch in width to be treated as concrete 4
Cracks more than inch in width; 16
Do not repair cracks equal or less than 3.
Do not repair spalls less than 0.25 SQFT in surface area.2.
sheet.
Repair concrete as shown on "CONCRETE REPAIR DETAILS" 1.
Legend:
- Spall - Crack
Reinforcement
- Exposed
5'-0"
"2
32'-2
SCHEDULE B
N of 297
CONCRETE REPAIR - PIER 1 NORTHWEST
R07
Notes:
KDN/AS/TP KDN/TP AS/TP
NPS
NO.NO.
PMIS STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
178135
DATE BRP NO.BRIDGE PLAN SHEET
BRP-1323
Structure Number: 5140-016P
EASTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
P R
O J E
C T
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/1
/2
Not to Scale
EAST ELEVATION SOUTH ELEVATION
REFLECTED UNDERSIDE (BOTTOM VIEW)
5'-0"
"2
32'-2
SCHEDULE B
Legend:
- Spall - Crack
Reinforcement
- Exposed
5'-0" 1
N of 298
CONCRETE REPAIR - PIER 1 SOUTHEAST
R08
Subsection 552.19 and as directed by the CO.
Epoxy coat all exposed reinforcement according to 4.
repair.
inch in width to be treated as concrete 4
Cracks more than inch in width; 16
Do not repair cracks equal or less than 3.
Do not repair spalls less than 0.25 SQFT in surface area.2.
sheet.
Repair concrete as shown on "CONCRETE REPAIR DETAILS" 1.
Notes:
KDN/AS/TP KDN/TP AS/TP
NPS
NO.NO.
PMIS STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
178135
DATE BRP NO.BRIDGE PLAN SHEET
BRP-1323
Structure Number: 5140-016P
EASTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
P R
O J E
C T
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\B ri d g e \M ic ro s ta ti o n \B ri d g e D e s ig n F il e s \R
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/1
/2
Not to Scale
WEST ELEVATION NORTH ELEVATION
PLAN (TOP VIEW)
Legend:
- Spall - Crack
Reinforcement
- Exposed
5'-0"
"2
32'-2
AA
2'-0"
3'-0"
SCHEDULE B
2'-0" 5'-6"
SECTION A-A
N of 299
CONCRETE REPAIR - PIER 2 NORTHWEST
R09
Subsection 552.19 and as directed by the CO.
Epoxy coat all exposed reinforcement according to 4.
repair.
inch in width to be treated as concrete 4
Cracks more than inch in width; 16
Do not repair cracks equal or less than 3.
Do not repair spalls less than 0.25 SQFT in surface area.2.
sheet.
Repair concrete as shown on "CONCRETE REPAIR DETAILS" 1.
Notes:
KDN/AS/TP KDN/TP AS/TP
NPS
NO.NO.
PMIS STATE PROJECT
NUMBER
SHEET
178135
DATE BRP NO.BRIDGE PLAN SHEET
BRP-1323
Structure Number: 5140-016P
EASTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
P R
O J E
C T
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REVISIONSNO. DATE BYNO. DATE BY REVISIONS
/1
/2
Not to Scale
EAST ELEVATION SOUTH ELEVATION
REFLECTED UNDERSIDE (BOTTOM VIEW)
5'-0"
"2
32'-2
2'-0"
5'-0" Crack
1'-0" x 6"
1'-0" x 1'-0"
SCHEDULE B
Legend:
- Spall - Crack
Reinforcement
- Exposed
1'-0"
1'-0"
2'-0"
5"
6"
2'-6"
N of 2910
CONCRETE REPAIR - PIER 2 SOUTHEAST
R10
Subsection 552.19 and as directed by the CO.
Epoxy coat all exposed reinforcement according to 4.
repair.
inch in width to be treated as concrete 4
Cracks more than inch in width; 16
Do not repair cracks equal or less than 3.
Do not…
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