REX-0132 - selected sheets.pdf

These are engineering plan and profile drawings for the Recycled Water System Expansion on Willow Street, prepared by the Long Beach Water Department. The project documents show detailed construction specifications for a recycled water pipeline system expansion along Willow Street, including plan views, profile sections, and cross-sectional details of the proposed pipeline route. The drawings indicate construction of 16-inch diameter DIP (Ductile Iron Pipe) with restrained joints throughout the project corridor. The project area spans from approximately station 130+00 to 140+00, with specific details provided for pipeline placement, existing utility conflicts, and infrastructure interactions at key locations including the San Gabriel River Bridge, easement bridge crossings, and connections to the Long Beach Water Reclamation Plant. The drawings include multiple cross-sections showing pipe bedding, backfill requirements, and depth specifications relative to existing surface conditions and utility installations.

The technical documentation includes record drawings with photographic evidence of existing conditions along the project corridor, demonstrating site assessment prior to construction. Specific details are provided for connections to existing recycled water infrastructure, pump station facilities, and integration points with current water distribution systems. The drawings are signed and dated, indicating they represent approved design specifications. Project notes specify construction requirements for pipe installation, joint restraint, and proper bedding materials. No specific contract timeline, bidding information, funding sources, or pricing details are provided in these engineering record drawings, which function as technical design specifications for the water system infrastructure project.