Specifications Riverside Recreation Site Repair.pdf

Mt. Hood National Forest

Riverside Recreation Site Repair Specifications

Clackamas River Ranger District

Prepared by Steven Beri Mt. Hood Recreation Program Manager

Stephen Lorber

Mt. Hood Landscape Architect

March 2024

Project Location Maps

Figure 1. Project Vicinity map. Picture via Google Earth

Figure 2. Campsites along Highway 224/Clackamas River Corridor, Picture via Interac�ve Visitor Use Map https://www.fs.usda.gov/ivm/

ARMSTRONG CAMPGROUND – Itemized List of Needs

Item Quantity Description Notes Brushing, debris, and downed wood removal and disposal

8 Campsites

1 CXT Bathroom

Clear all vegetation (up to 3” diameter), debris, and downed wood on and within three feet of campsites (8 x 750 sf), parking spurs (9), infrastructure (restroom and signage), and the campground road prism.

Redefine campsite boundaries.

Vegeta�on and debris shall be disposed of, off forest.

Heavy equipment shall be equipped to minimize damage to pavement or campsite prism (e.g.

rubber tire skidders, triple bar grousers, etc.)

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm sites prior to beginning work.

Sites labeled on map as 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11.

Decommission campsites

2 sites Decompact parking spurs and use boulders to block vehicular encroachment from road, logs and slash (available on site) to block closed sites

Remove and dispose of all campsite features, including but not limited to picnic tables, metal fire rings, and carsonite posts.

Naturalize campsites by placing slash and downed logs

Sites labeled on the map as 2 & 3.

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm sites prior to beginning work.

Repurpose exis�ng campsite #9

(Decommission exis�ng site and replace with visitor sta�on).

1 campsite decommissioned and

Install 1 fee tube and 1 kiosk

Remove and dispose of all campsite features, including but not limited to picnic tables, metal fire rings, and carsonite posts. Naturalize campsite by placing slash and downed logs.

Install 1 kiosk and 1 fee tube in a manner that meets Forest Service Outdoor Recreation Accessibility Guidelines (FSORAG).

Install one Wood Product Signs’ Richmond Double Bulle�n Board Kit (wood posts) with metal West Slope Roof (brown powder coated) or approved equivalent. See Install Schema�c.

Install one FS1236 Iron Ranger Fee Tube Kit (consists of one FS1236 Shell PC Brown, two FS1236A Inserts PC Brown, and one EB1-MTD Mounted Envelope Box) or approved equivalent. Follow specs for concrete foo�ng installa�on. See Install Schema�c.

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm sites and discuss aggregate resurfacing prior to beginning work.

Location for kiosk and fee tube to be approved by COR and marked in the field prior to construction.

Adjacent to Kiosk.

Site labeled on the map as 9.

https://www.woodproductsigns.com/bb-kits https://www.woodproductsigns.com/bb-kits https://www.woodproductsigns.com/roof-kits

Kiosk and fee tube to be installed side-by-side with individual concrete footings (one for each kiosk post and one for the fee tube). Work should be done to meet accessibility guidelines and efficient for long-term maintenance by FS.

Install campsite markers

*Government furnished equipment

8 sites Install 1 Carsonite sign post with numeric detail at each campsite, as per site plan. Posts should be installed 18 inches into soil, facing the road, and approximately two feet to the right of the adjacent parking spur.

Carsonite markers may shater or split during pounding. Soil is rocky and narrow pilot holes might be required.

Sites labeled on the map as 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11 (follow circulation pattern for numbering).

Government furnished equipment.

Will be turned over to contractor for installa�on.

Replace campfire rings

Remove and dispose of

11 campfire rings

Purchase and Install 8 new campfire rings

Purchase and use approved drain rock

Remove and dispose of all existing campfire rings.

Purchase and install one new Pilot Rock FSW- 30/18/PA/H Accessible Campfire Ring with an overall height of 23 5/8” and pin anchors or approved equivalent at each campsite. See manufacturer’s specifica�on sheet for installa�on instruc�ons.

Fire ring must be filled with drain rock to a minimum of 9” above ground level to conform to ADA guidelines. Drain rock base must be safe for fire rings. Choose a hard and denser rock (e.g.

granite, marble, gabbro, anorthosite, syenite, hornfels, skarn, or quartzite).

Blade aggregate campsite parking spurs

7 parking spurs Blade the following parking spurs and ensure the parking spur dimensions below are maintained:

Site 1 12’ x 30’ 360 sq� Site 4 30’ x 30’ 900 sq�.

Site 5 12’ x 30’ 360 sq� Site 6 12’ x 30’ 360 sq� Site 7 + 8 (combined)

50’ x 30’ 1,500 sq�.

Site 9 (pull-through)

12’ x 50’ 600 sq�

Site 10 12’ x 40’ 480 sq�.

Site map indica�ng parking spur numbering will be provided by FS before work commences.

Blading includes but is not limited to the following:

shaping subgrade to drain, ripping https://www.pilotrock.com/userdocs/specs/fsw_30_18_24_hs.pdf potholes, compac�ng subgrade with approved roller before gravel placement.

Resurface Aggregate Campsite Parking Spurs

4” of compacted aggregate for

7 parking spurs

Add 4” of compacted aggregate to the following spurs:

• Site 1

• Site 4

• Site 5

• Site 6

• Sites 7+8 (combined)

• Site 9 (pull-through)

• Site 10

Parking spurs shall maintain the same dimensions as detailed in the above work item.

Aggregate shall be crushed gravel and not exceed 3/4” minus in size.

Aggregate shall be compacted by opera�ng spreading and hauling equipment over the full width of the travelway.

Ensure approaches to restroom, entrance sta�on, and garbage receptacles are graded, spot filled where needed, and compacted to ensure accessibility and minimize ongoing maintenance needs.

Site map indica�ng parking spur numbering will be provided by FS before work commences.

Compact aggregate with approved roller.

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm sites and discuss aggregate resurfacing prior to beginning work.

Installation bear-resistant trash enclosures

2 double-enclosure units

Purchase and install two BearSaver HA Series Double Trash Enclosures (forest brown and ADA Compliant) or approved equivalent.

Install concrete pads as per site plans.

Follow specs for concrete pad install.

Source: https://bearsaver.com/

Location will be identified and marked by COR in field prior to installation.

Removal and replacement of damaged picnic tables

Remove 11 tables

Install 8 tables

Remove damaged tables at sites 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11 and dispose of them off-Forest.

• Review Sec�on 4.1 in the Forest Service Outdoor Recrea�on Accessibility Guidelines (FSORAG)

COR will coordinate pickup of government-furnished tables.

https://bearsaver.com/ https://www.fs.usda.gov/sites/default/files/FSORAG-Pocket-Guide.pdf https://www.fs.usda.gov/sites/default/files/FSORAG-Pocket-Guide.pdf

• 4.1.4 Clear Floor or Ground Space. At least 48 inches (1,220 millimeters) of clear floor or ground space shall surround the usable sides of a picnic table, measured from the back edge of the benches, as shown in figure 21

(FSORAG).

• Tables should be installed on a firm and stable gravel surface pad (11.5' x 13'8") as directed by COR for accessibility.

• Gravel should be 2" of compacted 1/2" minus aggregate.

Move government-furnished tables and installation at sites 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11.

Install vehicles barriers

Place and Install boulders as natural barriers

Purchase and install boulders to serve as parking barriers. Boulders shall be sourced from a local quarry and meet the following requirements:

• Minimum of 3’ in diameter (up to 5’) and not rounded.

• Spaced a minimum of 4 ft. and a maximum of 6 ft. apart (from outside edges) to ensure accessibility and prevent vehicle access.

• Set 1/3 below finished grade (partially sunk into the ground) to discourage removal

• Placed at irregular intervals to ensure natural appearance.

Large, downed logs can be used as an alternative to boulders in some instances. Contractor use of logs must be approved of by COR. If log use is approved, logs will be iden�fied by the COR.

See site map

• Site 1- place 2 boulders

• Site 2 - place 2 boulders

• Site 3 - place 3 boulders

• Site 6 - place 2 boulders

• Site 7 - place 1 boulders

• Site 8 - place 3 boulders

• Site 10 - place 3 boulders

• Site 11 - place 5 boulders

• Entrance Parking Area: 6 boulders

Location to be identified by COR and marked in the field.

Contractor should consult with COR to approve boulder source and appearance prior to purchase.

RIPPLEBROOK CAMPGROUND – Itemized List of Needs

Brushing, debris, and downed wood removal and disposal

11 Campsites

1 CXT Bathroom

Clear all vegetation (up to 3” diameter), debris, and downed wood on and within three feet of campsites (11 x 750 sf), parking spurs (12), infrastructure (restroom and signage), and the road prism.

Redefine campsite boundaries.

Heavy equipment shall be equipped to minimize damage to pavement or campsite prism (e.g. rubber tire skidders, triple bar grousers, etc.)

Sites labeled on map as 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13 & 14.

For Site 8: Clear debris and vegeta�on along trail from parking spur to campsite. Clear path shall be 36" wide.

For Site 14: path from parking spur to site needs to be cleared 36" wide of vegeta�on and debris. Path shall be staked by FS representa�ve.

Contractor will coordinate with USFS Staff with intent to affirm sites prior to construction.

Decommission campsites

3 sites Decompact parking spurs and use boulders to block vehicular encroachment from road, logs and slash (available on site) to block closed sites.

Remove and dispose of all campsite features, including but not limited to picnic tables, metal fire rings, and carsonite posts.

Naturalize campsites by placing slash and downed logs.

Sites labeled on the map as 5, 7 & 11.

Repurpose campsites (1 & 2) into Day Use area

2 campsites to one Day Use area

Install 1 kiosk

Install 1 fee tube

Remove and dispose of all campsite features, including but not limited to picnic tables, metal fire rings, carsonite posts, and exis�ng kiosks and fee tube.

Purchase and install 1 kiosk and 1 fee tube in a manner that meets Forest

Sites labeled as 1 and 2 on map, and kiosk and fee tube on edge of parking area.

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm sites prior to beginning work.

Service Outdoor Recrea�on Accessibility Guidelines (FSORAG).

Purchase and install one Wood Product Signs’ Richmond Double Bulle�n Board Kit (wood posts) with metal West Slope Roof (brown powder coated) or approved equivalent.

Purchase and install one FS1236 Iron Ranger Fee Tube Kit (consists of one FS1236 Shell PC Brown, two FS1236A Inserts PC Brown, and one EB1-MTD Mounted Envelope Box) or approved equivalent. Follow specs for concrete foo�ng installa�on.

Source: Iron Rangers LLC- Fee Collec�on Equipment

Install campsite markers

*Government Furnished Equipment

9 sites Install one Carsonite sign post with numeric detail at each campsite, as per site plan. Posts should be installed 18 inches into soil, facing the road, and approximately two feet to the right of the adjacent parking spur.

Decal stickers should be annotated by site number (1-9 following circula�on patern in campground). According to map.

Sites labeled on map as 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13 & 14.

Replace campfire rings

Remove and dispose of 14 rings

Purchase and Install

9 campfire rings

Remove and dispose of all existing campfire rings.

Purchase and install one new Pilot Rock FSW-30/18/PA/H Accessible Campfire Ring with 16-7/8” sides and pin anchors or approved equivalent at each campsite. See manufacturer’s specifica�on sheet for installa�on instruc�ons.

Fire ring must be filled with drain rock to a minimum of 9” above ground level to conform to ADA guidelines. Drain rock base must be safe for fire rings. Choose a hard and denser rock (e.g. granite, marble, gabbro, anorthosite, syenite, hornfels, skarn, or quartzite)

Sites labeled on map as 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13 & 14.

Loca�on to be iden�fied by COR and marked in the field.

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Purchase and use approved drain rock

Remove asphalt 0.15 miles Pulverize and remove all exis�ng asphalt from road, spurs, and parking area.

Remove and dispose of all asphalt off Forest.

Blade circula�on road

0.20 miles Circula�on road is 14�. wide throughout.

Blading includes but is not limited to the following: shaping subgrade to drain, ripping potholes, clearing asphalt of any debris, shaping gravel stretches into asphalt segments, compac�ng subgrade with approved roller before gravel placement.

Blading work shall maintain the road width.

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm road prism prior to beginning work.

Resurface Aggregate circula�on road

0.20 miles

200 cubic yards of ¾” minus aggregate

90 cubic yards of 1 ½” minus aggregate

Add 20 yards of surface compacted aggregate centered over culvert at mile point 0.033.

Add aggregate depth of 12" over culvert, taper ends for smooth transi�on to exis�ng roadway.

Add 2” depth of rock grading size (1 ½” minus) aggregate to where asphalt was removed and ensure grade is

Site map indica�ng loca�on will be provided by FS before work commences.

Compact aggregate with approved roller.

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm Engineering flush with adjacent gravel sec�ons of the circula�on road.

Add surface layer of 3” of ¾” minus aggregate to en�re road, parking areas, and campsite parking spurs.

Aggregate for surface layer shall be crushed gravel and not exceed 3/4” minus in size.

Aggregate shall be compacted by opera�ng spreading and hauling equipment over the full width of the travelway.

Ensure approaches to restroom, entrance sta�on, and garbage receptacles are graded, spot filled where needed, and compacted to ensure accessibility and minimize ongoing maintenance needs.

approval prior to beginning work.

Installation bear-resistant trash enclosures

3 double-enclosure units

Purchase and install three BearSaver HA Series Double Trash Enclosures (forest brown and ADA Compliant) or approved equivalent.

Install concrete pads as per site plans.

Follow specs for concrete pad install.

Source: https://bearsaver.com/

Location for garbage enclosures to be identified and marked on the ground by COR prior to work occurring.

Removal of damaged picnic tables and install new picnic tables.

*Government furnished picnic tables will need to be moved to site and installed by contractor.

Remove 8 tables

Transport and install 6 tables

Remove damaged tables from sites 1, 2 (2 tables), 4, 5, 7, 11 & 13 and dispose of them off-Forest.

Move government-furnished tables and install at sites 1, 2 (2 tables), 3, 4, and 13.

• Review Sec�on 4.1 in the Forest Service Outdoor Recrea�on Accessibility Guidelines (FSORAG).

• 4.1.4 Clear Floor or Ground Space. At least 48 inches (1,220 millimeters) of clear floor or ground space shall surround the usable sides of a

COR will coordinate pickup of government-furnished tables.

https://bearsaver.com/ https://www.fs.usda.gov/sites/default/files/FSORAG-Pocket-Guide.pdf picnic table, measured from the back edge of the benches, as shown in figure 21.

(FSORAG).

• Tables should be installed on a firm and stable gravel surface pad (11.5' x 13'8"), where the finished compacted gravel surface blends into the surrounding ground in accordance with FSORAG standards and as directed by COR.

• Gravel should be 2" of compacted 1/2" minus aggregate.

Install vehicles barriers

Purchase and install and place 13 boulders.

Purchase and install boulders to serve as parking barriers. Boulders shall be sourced from a local quarry and meet the following requirements:

• Minimum of 3’ in diameter (up to 5’) and not rounded.

• Spaced a minimum of 4 ft.

and a maximum of 6 ft. apart (from outside edges) to ensure accessibility and prevent vehicle access.

• Set 1/3 below finished grade (par�ally sunk into the ground) to discourage removal.

Large, downed logs can be used as an alterna�ve to boulders in some instances. Contractor use of logs must be approved of by COR. If log use is approved, logs will be iden�fied by the COR.

Location to be identified by COR and marked in the field.

Contractor should consult with COR to approve boulder source and appearance prior to purchase.

Site 1: 1 Site 5: 1 Site 9: 2 Site 13: 2 Site 14: 5 Entrance Parking Area: 2

TOTAL: 13 Boulders needed

RIVERSIDE CAMPGROUND – Itemized List of Needs

Brushing, debris, and downed wood removal and

14 Campsites

3 RomTech Bathrooms

Clear all vegetation (up to 3” diameter), debris, and downed wood on and within three feet of campsites (14 x 750 sf).

Heavy equipment shall be equipped to minimize damage to pavement or campsite

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm sites prior to construction.

Note - Construc�on work on Riverside Trail prism (e.g. rubber tire skidders, triple bar grousers, etc.).

Do not clear sites to be decommissioned (sites 8 and 12).

may be concurrent.

Es�mated period of performance for Riverside Trail contract is June 1, 2024 through July 1, 2024.

Decommission campsites

2 sites Decompact parking spurs and use boulders to block vehicular encroachment from road, logs and slash (available on site) to block closed sites.

Remove and dispose of all campsite features, including but not limited to picnic tables, metal fire rings, and carsonite posts.

Naturalize campsites by placing slash and downed logs or boulders over parking spurs and campsite areas. Final product should be similar to the look of surrounding natural area.

Sites labeled on the map as 8 & 12.

Install vehicles barriers

Purchase and install and place

41 boulders.

Purchase and install boulders to serve as parking barriers. Boulders shall be sourced from a local quarry and meet the following requirements:

• Minimum of 3’ in diameter (up to 5’) and not rounded.

• Spaced a minimum of 4 �. and a maximum of 6 �. apart (from outside edges) to ensure accessibility and prevent vehicle access.

• Set 1/3 below finished grade (par�ally sunk into the ground) to discourage removal.

Large, downed logs can be used as an alterna�ve to boulders in some instances.

Contractor use of logs must be approved of by COR. If log use is approved, logs will be iden�fied by the COR.

At Sites 11 and 14, remove wooden bollards at terminal end of parking spurs. Reduce length of parking spurs by 15 feet and set new parking barrier boulders at reduced length. Exact loca�on of these boulders is to be confirmed by FS representa�ve before installa�on.

At Bathroom within circula�on loop, remove exis�ng wooden bollards and install boulders.

Loca�on to be iden�fied by COR and marked in the field.

Contractor should consult with COR to approve boulder source and appearance prior to purchase.

Site 8: 3 Site 9: 4 Site 10: 3 Site 11: 5 Site 12: 2 Site 13: 6 Site 14: 5 Entrance Parking Area: 8 Loop Bathroom: 5

Total 41

Replace fee tube 1 Remove and dispose of existing fee tube off- Forest.

Purchase and install one FS1236 Iron Ranger Fee Tube Kit (consists of one FS1236 Shell PC Brown, two FS1236A Inserts PC Brown, and one EB1-MTD Mounted Envelope Box) or approved equivalent. Follow specs for concrete foo�ng installa�on.

Source: Iron Rangers LLC- Fee Collec�on Equipment

Loca�on for Iron Ranger to be iden�fied and marked on the ground by COR.

Replace information kiosk

One double-panel kiosk near entrance and one single-panel kiosk near Riverside Trailhead

Remove old kiosk, dispose of off forest.

Purchase and install one Wood Product Signs’ Richmond Double Bulle�n Board Kit (wood posts) with metal West Slope Roof (brown powder coated) or approved equivalent.

See specifica�ons for installa�on.

Kiosk to be installed with 3000+ psi Concrete foo�ngs.

Install in a manner that meets Forest Service Outdoor Recreation Accessibility Guidelines

(FSORAG).

Location for kiosk to be identified and marked on the ground by COR prior to work occurring.

Install campsite markers

*Government Furnished Equipment

14 markers Remove and dispose of old campsite markers.

Install one Carsonite marker with numeric detail at each campsite, as per site plan. Posts should be installed 18 inches into soil, facing the road, and approximately two feet to the right of the adjacent parking spur.

Decal stickers should be placed to indicate site number (1-14 following circulation pattern).

Replace campfire

Remove and dispose of 16

Install 10 rings

Remove and dispose of all existing campfire rings off-Forest.

Purchase and install one new Pilot Rock FSW- 30/18/PA/H Accessible Campfire Ring with an overall height of 23 5/8” and pin anchors or approved equivalent at each campsite. See manufacturer’s specifica�on sheet for installa�on instruc�ons.

Fire ring must be filled with drain rock to a minimum of 9” above ground level to conform to ADA guidelines. Drain rock base must be safe for fire rings. Choose a hard and denser rock

* Sites labeled on map as 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 14, 15 & 16.

Ensure 48” clearance from ameni�es, elements and vegeta�on.

https://ironrangersllc.com/ https://ironrangersllc.com/ https://www.woodproductsigns.com/bb-kits https://www.woodproductsigns.com/roof-kits use approved drain rock

(e.g. granite, marble, gabbro, anorthosite, syenite, hornfels, skarn, or quartzite).

Removal and replacement of damaged picnic tables

Remove 2 picnic tables

Install 1 new picnic table

Remove damaged tables at sites 8 and 12 and dispose of them off-Forest.

• Review Sec�on 4.1 in the Forest Service Outdoor Recrea�on Accessibility Guidelines (FSORAG)

• 4.1.4 Clear Floor or Ground Space. At least 48 inches (1,220 millimeters) of clear floor or ground space shall surround the usable sides of a picnic table, measured from the back edge of the benches, as shown in figure 21

(FSORAG).

• Tables should be installed on a firm and stable gravel surface pad (11.5' x 13'8"), where the finished compacted gravel surface blends into the surrounding ground in accordance with FSORAG standards and as directed by COR.

• Gravel should be 2" of compacted 1/2" minus aggregate.

COR will coordinate pickup of government-furnished tables.

Installation bear-resistant trash enclosures

3 double-enclosure units

Purchase and install three (3) BearSaver HA Series Double Trash Enclosures (forest brown and ADA Compliant) or approved equivalent.

Install concrete pads as per site plans.

Follow specs for concrete pad install.

Source: https://bearsaver.com/

Location will be identified and marked by COR in field prior to

Repair circula�on road and parking areas.

0.27 miles of circula�on road

300 cubic yards of ¾” minus aggregate

100 cubic yards of 1 ½” minus aggregate

Pulverize and remove all exis�ng asphalt from road, spurs, and parking area.

Add 2” depth of rock grading size (1 ½” minus) aggregate to where asphalt was removed and ensure grade is flush with adjacent gravel sec�ons of the circula�on road.

Add surface layer of 3” of ¾” minus aggregate to en�re road, parking areas, and campsite parking spurs.

Remove and dispose of all asphalt off Forest.

Circula�on road is 14 �.

wide.

Compact aggregate with approved roller by CO.

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Aggregate for surface layer shall be crushed gravel and not exceed 3/4” minus in size.

Aggregate shall be compacted by opera�ng spreading and hauling equipment over the full width of the travelway.

Ensure approaches to restroom, entrance sta�on, and garbage receptacles are graded, spot filled where needed, and compacted to ensure accessibility and minimize ongoing maintenance needs.

in a manner that shapes the subgrade to drain.

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm Engineering approval prior to beginning work.

RIVERFORD CAMPGROUND – Itemized List of Needs

Brushing, debris, and downed wood removal and

8 Campsites

1 Restroom

Clear all vegetation (up to 3” diameter), debris, and downed wood on and within three feet of campsites (8 x 750 sf), parking spurs (8), infrastructure (restroom and signage), and the road prism. Redefine campsite boundaries.

• Heavy equipment shall be equipped to minimize damage to pavement or campsite prism (e.g. rubber tire skidders, triple bar grousers, etc.)

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm sites prior to beginning work.

Remove existing kiosk and install double panel kiosks

1 double-panel kiosk

Remove and dispose of exis�ng kiosk.

Purchase and install one Wood Product Signs’ Richmond Double Bulle�n Board Kit (wood posts) with metal West Slope Roof (brown powder coated) or approved equivalent.

Work shall meet Forest Service Outdoor Recreation Accessibility Guidelines.

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm loca�on.

Replace

Remove, disposal of specified relic fire rings.

Remove 2 rings

Install 2 rings

Remove and dispose of all existing

Purchase and install one new Pilot Rock FSW-30/18/PA/H Accessible Campfire Ring with an overall height of 23 5/8” and pin anchors or approved equivalent at each campsite. See manufacturer’s specifica�on sheet for installa�on instruc�ons.

https://www.woodproductsigns.com/bb-kits https://www.woodproductsigns.com/roof-kits use approved drain rock

Fire ring must be filled with drain rock to a minimum of 9” above ground level to conform to ADA guidelines. Drain rock base must be safe for fire rings. Choose a hard and denser rock (e.g. granite, marble, gabbro, anorthosite, syenite, hornfels, skarn, or quartzite).

Replace fee tube 1 fee tube Purchase and install one FS1236 Iron Ranger Fee Tube Kit (consists of one FS1236 Shell PC Brown, two FS1236A Inserts PC Brown, and one EB1-MTD Mounted Envelope Box) or approved equivalent. Follow specs for concrete foo�ng installa�on.

Source: Iron Rangers LLC- Fee Collec�on Equipment

Work shall be meet Forest Service Outdoor Recreation Accessibility Guidelines.

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm loca�on and discuss grading needs prior to beginning work.

Location for kiosk and fee tube to be approved by COR and marked in the field prior to construction.

Fill potholes in circula�on road.

10 cubic yards of ¾” minus aggregate

Add 10 cubic yards of ¾” minus aggregate to large depression in circula�on route.

Aggregate shall be compacted by opera�ng spreading and hauling equipment over the full width of the travelway.

Ensure approaches to restroom, entrance sta�on, and garbage receptacles are graded, spot filled where needed, and compacted to ensure accessibility and minimize ongoing maintenance needs.

Area to be filled with aggregate to be staked by CO in field.

Compact aggregate with approved roller by

CO.

Contractor will coordinate with COR to affirm Engineering approval prior to beginning work.

Installation bear-resistant trash enclosures

2 double-enclosure units

Purchase and install two BearSaver HA Series Double Trash Enclosures (forest brown and ADA Compliant) or approved equivalent.

Install concrete pads as per site plans.

Location will be identified and marked by COR in field prior to https://ironrangersllc.com/ https://ironrangersllc.com/

Follow specs for concrete pad install.

Source: https://bearsaver.com/

Replace existing waterless vault restroom (CXT)

Decommission and dispose of existing restroom and vault

Transport and install replacement restroom (government furnished)

Decommission and dispose of existing restroom and vault off-Forest in manner that complies with local and State regulations.

Installation of government-furnished waterless vault restroom in location of previously existing restroom. Installation will meet all installation requirements as outlined by manufacturer. Unit must meet Forest Service Outdoor Recreation Access Guidelines. See Section Below.

The size of the needed vault hole is approximately 7’ wide X 15’ long x 5’ deep.

Any fill material must be brought in from an outside source.

*Storage location for CXT is at Lazy Bend Administrative site.

Installation location will be same location as current Rom Tech bathroom.

Careful handling of the vault is required to prevent damage to the structure.

CXT INSTALL EXECUTION

1. PREPARATION

• Coordinate delivery and installa�on logis�cs with the COR ahead of �me, to the greatest extent possible.

• Minimize disturbance of the exis�ng landscape.

• Contractor shall be on site during delivery of the building and vault, ready to assist as needed.

• Designate exact loca�on for placement of the vault.

• Provide clear and level site free of overhead and/or underground obstruc�ons.

• Provide access to the site for truck delivery and sufficient area for the crane to install and the equipment to perform the contract requirements.

2. SAFETY, SHORING, AND PROTECTION

• The Contractor shall meet OSHA safety rules and regula�ons.

• Walls of excava�ons 4’ or more in depth shall be supported by bracing, shoring, or other methods, unless the walls are sloped to a safe enough angle from the botom. If shored, the excava�on shall be of proper dimensions to accommodate shoring and bracing, as required, to keep walls from collapsing and to allow for proper installa�on of the work.

• All exis�ng improvements, either on public or private property, shall be fully protected from damage.

• All supports shall be removed a�er construc�on is completed, and shall be withdrawn in a manner that will prevent the collapse of the sides of the excava�on, all openings in the ground, caused by the removal of supports, shall be filled with suitable material properly compacted.

• All excava�ons le� open overnight shall be protected with orange safety fencing secured to steel posts all around the excava�on.

o The botom of the fence shall follow the contour of the ground.

https://bearsaver.com/ o Maximum spacing of the steel posts shall be 10 feet.

o Minimum height of the fence shall be 36 inches.

3. EXCAVATION, BACKFILL, AND SITE GRADING

A. Excava�on

• Excava�on shall be performed in accordance with the building manufacturer’s recommenda�ons and these Specifica�ons. No�fy the CO of any discrepancies within 24 hours of being discovered, and work coopera�vely to resolve the discrepancies as quickly as possible.

• Excavate for the installa�on of the toilet vault to a depth that will allow the structure site to be free draining a�er installa�on is completed. Allow for a 2” (minimum) leveling course beneath the toilet vault.

• Finish floor eleva�on shall be 4” above natural grade measured at the front (entrance) of the exterior slab, to transi�on smoothly into the new sidewalk between the parking lot and toilet building. The back of the building should be slightly higher to allow water to freely drain out of the toilet rooms.

• All excava�ons shall be kept free from standing water. The Contractor shall provide and maintain, at all �mes during construc�on, means and devices with which to promptly remove and properly dispose of all water entering the excava�on without damage to adjacent property.

• The excava�on shall be over excavated at least two feet (horizontal measurement) on each side of the vault to allow for compac�on and minor adjustment in orienta�on.

• Trim tree roots as applicable, cleanly and flush with the walls of the excava�on.

• Stockpile excavated material away from the excava�on to facilitate crane and delivery truck access.

The crane and delivery truck typically need to be side- by-side during placement.

• Compact the natural ground at the botom of the vault excava�on with a minimum of three passes with an approved whacker-type mechanical tamper.

• Contractor shall have excava�on complete prior to delivery of the new vault toilet.

• Contractor shall have equipment on site at the �me of delivery to perform any lastminute site prep work and to begin the backfill opera�on as soon as the building is in place.

B. Bedding

• The Contractor shall place a leveling course of 2” to 4” deep prior to placement of the vault.

• Compact leveling course with one pass of an approved whacker-type mechanical tamper.

• Grade leveling course to eliminate high spots.

• Compact with a second pass with a tamper.

o Slope the top of the bedding one percent from back to front (towards the door) of building to allow water to freely drain out of the building.

o Obtain CO approval of the bedding surface grade / slope prior to se�ng the vault.

C. Backfill

• Set vault in place and check for level, or ideally one percent slope from back to front of the building.

• Once proper level is achieved, backfill around the structure using excavated material that meets requirements.

• Backfill shall be placed in 8-inch thick (loose measurement) li�s and compacted with a minimum of two passes of an approved vibratory compactor.

D. Finish Grading

• All surfaces and slopes shall be shaped to blend with the adjacent grades, mounded over or smoothed off, raked, and le� in a uniform and neat condi�on.

• Slope ground surface within five feet of the new toilet building to provide drainage away from the building.

• Surface drainage shall be diverted so that it will not enter into the area.

• Surfaces and slopes shall meet accessibility guidelines.

E. Parking Accessible Signage and Striping

• Complete all signage shown on drawings and details.

4. ACCESSORIES

• Apply polyurethane caulk between toilet riser flange and concrete floor before the toilet riser is installed.

• A�er exhaust pipes are installed, seal around pipes at the top and undersides of roof, and at the top of the floor slab, with polyurethane caulk.

• Install rain caps over each vent to deter infiltra�on from rainfall.

5. CLEANUP

• A�er backfilling and grading has been completed, the disturbed area shall be finished to present as near a natural appearance as possible and cleaned up by removing all debris and material not u�lized.

6. DISPOSAL

• All unsuitable excavated material, oversized boulders, stumps, limbs, brush, sod, and other construc�on refuse shall be legally disposed of off Forest Service land.

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY (GFP):

Description Location Remarks

Forest Service Key Any District or Headquarters office Coordinate with COR. Accountable property.

Carsonite Markers North Compound, Zigzag Coordinate delivery with COR

Carsonite Stickers North Compound, Zigzag Coordinate delivery with COR

CXT Bathroom (Single Hold Structure)

Lazy Bend Administrative Site Coordinate delivery with COR

Picnic tables Lazy Bend Administrative Site Coordinate delivery with COR

Specifications:

Some of the links below are to documents stored on the US Forest Service Box online platform. Contractors who do not already have a Box account can create a free account and then access these files. The Contracting Officer Representative shall assist awarded contractor with a Box account, if this method is selected for this project. Other links are to external vendors of approved products.

References:

• 031000 FL - Concrete Forming and Accessories

• 311000_clearing_and_grubbing_R4

• 312000_earthwork_DF (Foot Trail)

• 321204_crushed_agg_base_or_surface_coarse_R4

• Add Sections 403 and 702 from FP 14

• Low-Volume Roads Engineering Best Management Practices Field Guide

• Cast in Place requirements

• Planted Rocks/ Iceberg Rocks

• Ditch Maintenance

• Forest Service Outdoor Recreation Accessibility Guidelines (FSORAG)

Equipment Examples

• Bulletin Board: Example

• Kiosk Posts: Wood Product Signs

• Roof-kits: Wood Product Signs

• Iron Rangers LLC- Fee Collection Equipment

• Hard Rock Ranger w/ Enhanced Security, Removable

• BEARSAVER - HA SERIES DOUBLE TRASH ENCLOSURE, ADA COMPLIANT

• FSW-30 Accessible Campfire Ring

• FA-30 Campfire Ring https://usfs.box.com/s/8sp6c82siztn3jm83a5j7g204ba5t1ko https://usfs.box.com/s/3ckgcn5yckj45ysf8ol51jtfet0kj71i https://usfs.box.com/s/7kggegi8c11aznbolw8zmzwahrxo3ezh https://usfs.box.com/s/3b8vxaqk4hski9438mj9ct10e4kwyhaa https://www.fs.usda.gov/t-d/programs/forest_mgmt/projects/lowvolroads/foreword.pdf https://usfs.box.com/s/mhdge8l3cnc34fn8se10mdcqtra66dyv https://www.pcta.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Terminology-v0417.pdf?x93946 https://www.pacificwatershed.com/sites/default/files/5_-_chapter_4_-_road_and_stream_crossing_design.pdf https://www.fs.usda.gov/sites/default/files/FSORAG-Pocket-Guide.pdf https://www.woodproductsigns.com/usfs-bb-info-signs https://www.woodproductsigns.com/bb-kits?lightbox=dataItem-lg3z4grh https://www.woodproductsigns.com/roof-kits https://ironrangersllc.com/ https://rockartsigns.com/d72/product/03-561 https://bearsaver.com/collections/bear-resistant-ha-series-trash-cans-and-recycle-bins/products/bearsaver-ha-series-double-trash-enclosure-ha2-p https://www.pilotrock.com/series/campfire-rings/fsw-30-accessible-campfire-ring/ https://www.pilotrock.com/series/campfire-rings/fa-30-campfire-ring/

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