Preliminary Design Construction Plans Sample Clauses

Preliminary Design Construction Plans. At such time as Engineer is directed by City, Engineer shall prepare preliminary plans, including a title sheet, quantity sheets, and details. Preliminary plans shall be at minimum 60% complete. The requirements for preliminary plans are included in the City of Arlington Design Criteria Manual.
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Preliminary Design Construction Plans. At such time as Engineer is directed by City, Engineer shall prepare preliminary plans, including a title sheet, quantity sheets, and
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Preliminary Design Construction Plans. At such time as Engineer is directed by City, Engineer shall prepare preliminary plans at a horizontal scale of 1” = 20’ and a vertical scale of 1” = 4’ (horizontal scale of 1"= 40′ and a vertical scale of 1"=4′ may be used with prior permission by the City) on 24” x 36” sheets to include the following: 1. Edge of existing pavement, existing structures, mailboxes, water meters, sewer clean-outs, utility poles, fire hydrants, existing driveways, existing utilities as outlined in III.B.3 and III.B.4., existing and proposed rights-of-way and easements, existing curb line on plan and profile sheets, and existing ground elevation in profile. 2. Show all improvements on the property, which are within the street right-of-way or adjacent easement of any proposed construction. 3. The location, size, and species of all trees and shrubs within the limits of street right-of-way, drainage, slope, utility or temporary construction easements. If due to the density of the growth it is impractical to show all trees and shrubs, the limits of dense stands of trees and shrubs will be shown. In any case, all trees six inches (6”) in diameter, or larger, shall be shown, unless directed otherwise. Engineer shall indicate on the plans those trees which are to be removed and which trees are to be preserved. 4. Plan and profile sheets for the proposed sanitary sewer facilities, including natural ground lines. 5. An opinion of probable cost of Project. 6. Items described in III.F.
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Preliminary Design Construction Plans. Preliminary profile plans shall be prepared at a horizontal scale of 1”= 20’ and a vertical scale of 1”= 5’. All plan sheets shall be ANSI D (22” x 34”) and shall at a minimum include the following: a. Edge of existing pavement, existing structures, mailboxes, water meters, utility poles, fire hydrants, existing driveways, existing utilities, and existing and proposed rights-of-way and/or easements. b. Plans, sections, and profiles of the proposed pipelines, valves, access drives and parking lot(s), and drainage facilities. c. The location, size and species of all trees and shrubs within the limits of the Project. If due to the density of the growth it is impractical to show all trees and shrubs, the limits of dense stands of vegetation will be shown. In any case, all trees six inches (6”) in diameter at breast height or larger shall be shown unless directed otherwise. Engineer shall indicate on the plans, those trees that are to be removed and those trees to be preserved. d. The calculated horizontal and vertical alignment w/profiles. e. Stations and offsets to all manholes and cleanouts. f. A plan for connection to the existing water/sanitary sewer system. g. Location of existing utilities and plans for any necessary relocation of those utilities. h. Existing ground elevation in profile at the proposed centerline and right-of-way lines. i. All existing improvements on property within twenty feet (20’) of proposed easement lines on construction plans j. Specifications for the water and sewer construction, including relocations of existing water lines. k. Engineer’s opinion of probable construction cost.
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Preliminary Design Construction Plans. Preliminary street profile plans shall be prepared at a horizontal scale of 1”= 20’ and a vertical scale of 1”= 5’. All plan sheets shall be on ANSI D (22” x 34”) sheets and at a minimum shall include the following: a. Edge of existing pavement, existing structures, mailboxes, water meters, utility poles, fire hydrants, existing driveways, existing utilities, existing and proposed rights-of-way and easements, proposed curb line on plan and profile sheets, and existing ground elevation in profile at the proposed centerline and right-of-way lines. b. All existing improvements on property within twenty feet (20’) of the proposed right-of-way or easement line on construction plans. c. The location, size, and species of all trees and shrubs within the limits of proposed street Right-of-Way and site, drainage, slope or temporary construction easements. If due to the density of the growth it is impractical to show all trees and shrubs, the limits of dense stands of trees and shrubs will be shown. In any case, all trees six inches (6”) in diameter, or larger, shall be shown, unless directed otherwise Engineer shall indicate on the plans those trees that are to be removed, and those trees to be preserved. d. Overall drainage areas, sub-drainage areas, existing and proposed drainage facilities, discharges, times of concentration, and drainage area acreage for proposed structures (including the existing drainage system). e. All drainage computations such as inlet and pipe calculations. Unless directed otherwise in writing by City, the design of these systems shall be in accordance with the latest revision of the City of Burleson’s Design Standards Manual. f. Hydraulic analysis and modeling of the impact of proposed structures within a designated 100- year floodplain or as determined by City. g. Storm sewer plan and profile sheets, including hydraulic grade lines. h. Cross-sections of existing ground surface line and proposed ground surface lines. i. An opinion of probable cost of Project. j. Street illumination systems, and traffic signal design k. A “Time of Relocation” schedule containing the estimated time for each utility company with facilities impacted by Project to relocate their facilities. l. Items associated with Section III.D and III.F. m. Plan and profile sheets of water and/or sanitary sewer improvements
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