Xxxxxx Avenue Water Main Replacement Plans Sample Clauses

Xxxxxx Avenue Water Main Replacement Plans. (60%, 90%, and 100% Bid Ready) (1) overall water main replacement plan/sheet key, three (3) plan and profile sheets, two (2) cross connection/tie in detail sheets, and two (2) sheets with applicable City Standard Details.  Obtain any record drawings/as-built plans from the City of Bend and respond to and update any existing conceptual work previously completed by City.  Complete preliminary design, which will highlight needs for potholing and may reveal previously unknown design issues. Meet with City staff to review initial design.  Complete Xxxxxx Avenue water main replacement horizontal and vertical design.  Review with City the desire to incorporate any additional fire hydrants with water main installation. Complete design of hydrant(s), conforming with City spacing requirements and confirm no intermediate high points are created without ARVs. Confirm final hydrant placement with Bend Fire Department, if required.  Complete horizontal and vertical tie-in design at intersections of SE 2nd Street (assume existing 16” ductile iron main), 0xx Xxxxxx (existing 10” ductile iron main), XX Xxxxxx Xxxx/SE 4th Street (existing 8” cast iron main), SE Edgewater Lane (existing 6” cast iron), and SE 0xx Xxxxxx (existing 12” ductile iron). Consider cross-connection policy and City procedures allowing for flushing, testing and chlorination per City standards.  Develop plan for tie-over of existing domestic water services and existing fire hydrant (mid-block between Edgewater and 0xx Xxxxxx). We anticipate that the water service lines will be replaced from the tie-in with the main to the existing meter box assembly and that additional on-site plumbing will not be required.  Work with the City to incorporate desired abandonment/removal existing water lines to be replaced with project in Project Documents.  Work with City to develop plan for patching and overlay where water improvements extend beyond intersection/roadway improvements.
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