Utility Plans. (The Consultant will coordinate with the City Utility Coordinator. All located existing utilities will be shown as a part of the plan set).
Utility Plans. 38 Developer shall incorporate all Utility information into the Design Documents. Developer’s utility 39 base CAD file must indicate the quality and reliability of existing Utility information. Vertical 40 locations of underground Utilities must be shown on all cross sections and details in the Design 41 Documents. 42 Prior to permit application, Developer shall obtain Utility Company approval of Utility Adjustment 43 design plans prepared by Developer. Developer shall provide Utility Adjustment design plans 44 approved by the Utility Company to ADOT as part of the Utility Report(s). 1 Developer shall design all Utility Adjustments to city- or county-owned water, sanitary sewer, 2 and storm drain facilities, as needed, and shall obtain approval of the design from the 3 appropriate Governmental Entities. Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by Developer, the 4 applicable Utility Company must design all other Utility Adjustments.
Utility Plans. Water and sewer service connections will be provided to the comfort station. Water service for irrigation flows will also be provided. No additional water and sewer facilities are anticipated, including no fire suppression. Plans will show the layout of proposed services, as well as the location of underground utilities designed by other disciplines (such as electrical systems and video cameras) for cross checking. Utility Coordination Contact all utility purveyors within the vicinity of the project and share the design concept with them to determine if their facilities will be impacted and to what extent. Prepare a summary of the contacts to be provided to Everett Transit for documentation. Paving Identify surfacing and surface features. It is anticipated that the majority of the site will be constructed using concrete pavement. The paving plans will also identify surfacing materials for platforms and landscaping areas. Signage, Striping, and Site Amenities Identify striping, traffic signage, and site features necessary for the operation of the park and ride facility. Signage will be limited to standard signage available in the MUTCD or other sources, except for the site monument signs. Design of site identification signs, bus route flags and other transit specific signage will be provided by Everett Transit.
Utility Plans. 35 Utility Disposition Plans shall be prepared by Developer as separate Design Documents and submitted 36 with preliminary, final and RFC roadway plan and profile sheets for ADOT review and approval. Utility 37 Disposition Plans shall be updated per the Design Change requirements per Section 116.05.03 of the 38 TPs, as utility and other design elements change. 39 Developer shall incorporate the utility location information provided by ADOT, the Utility Companies and 40 obtained through Developer’s own research into the Utility Disposition Construction Drawings and all
Utility Plans. Utility plans shall be coordinated with Xxxxxxxx and MWE to show all wet and dry utility improvements required to support the new park improvements. Xxxxxxxx and MWE shall coordinate with the utility companies for new services and meters to the park site for water and electricity. Site Electrical and Lighting Plans MWE shall prepare the site electrical and lighting plans identifying park power source, control panels, park site lighting, multi-purpose field lighting, pickleball court lighting and electrical and power connections as required within the park. Plans shall include construction notes, photometrics, fixture schedules, and installation details. Structural Design PSE shall provide structural evaluation, detailing, and required calculations for structural components of the project. Anticipated structural components shall include light standard foundations, fence post footings, ramp/stair/paving reinforcement. Site Hardscape and Paving Plans KTUA shall prepare the site hardscape and paving plans to identify paving and surfacing materials, colors, and finishes within the park. Plans shall include construction notes, schedules and legends, and construction details. Site Furnishings and Amenities Plans KTUA shall prepare the site furnishings and amenities plans for the park improvements. The plans shall identify park site furnishings such as drinking fountains, benches, bike racks, trash/recycle receptacles, etc. as well as new play/fitness equipment, pickleball courts, splash pad, skate plaza and bike park. Plans shall include construction notes, schedules and legends, and construction details. Planting and Irrigation Plans KTUA shall prepare detailed planting and irrigation plans for all planting areas within the park limits of work indicating all irrigation equipment, heads, lateral and mainline runs, as well as the water and electrical points of connection. Plant species and quantities shall be indicated as well as details for all plant types (trees, shrubs and groundcover). Irrigation details for all equipment types, heads, pipe and conduit trenching, and any other required details for the irrigation system shall be provided. Water-use calculations shall be prepared to confirm compliance with the California Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance.
Utility Plans. Each Public Agency shall provide plans and specifications to Regional Park Staff for all utilities planned to be installed within the Regional Park. Such utility plans shall also identify proposed shared use and expansion capacity.
Utility Plans provide one (1) copy with the initial submittal (*three (3) copies (total) with the final submission), folded white site out and marked as Exhibit A - Utility Plans (see sample Title Sheet). The area of construction must be outlined in red and the PWA # noted on the cover sheet. All un-metered fire lines must be labeled. All public and private fire hydrants must be shown and appropriately numbered.
Utility Plans a. As previously stated, the intent for the site drainage is surface drainage. If underground stormwater becomes necessary, Private Project Drainage plans will be developed. Any necessary regulatory review, permitting, or mitigation fees as a result shall be paid for by the City of Wichita.
Utility Plans. Plans with annotations identifying site-specific needs for electrical, sewer, water drainage, stormwater strategies, and potential service tie-ins (supporting Utility Guidelines package). Preliminary plans and design narrative to include water, sewer, and power and gas infrastructure. Geotechnical site characterization studies must be in hand prior to commencing DD design. No 3D modeling of existing or proposed ground surfaces; approximate excavation quantities will be estimated by hand calculation. Pressure systems for sanitary or storm sewers are not anticipated, so their design is not included at this time.
Utility Plans. Plans with annotations identifying site-specific needs for electrical, sewer, water drainage, stormwater strategies, and potential service tie-ins (supporting Utility Guidelines package). Utility sheets will show key elevations in plan view – profiles will not be produced. Exclusions and assumptions noted in DD above apply to this level of documentation.
