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DRAWING NO.D-1Typical Street Cross SectionD-2Standard Street Sections300,400,420D-3Pavement Replacement forTypical Streets300,400,410,420D-4Pavement Replacement for Newor Recently Overlayed Streets300,430D-5aPavement Replacement forExisting Concrete SubsurfaceStreets270D-5bPavement Replacement forFlowable Fill500,509D-6Standard Curb and Gutter Type  \n     DESCRIPTION                 \n1,2,3,4,5,and 6500,509D-7Cross Pan500,509D-8a,b,cPedestrian Curb Ramp Details500,509D-8d,e,fTypical Pedestrian Ramp Layoutfor Intersections500,509D-8gPedestrian Crossing Details forMedians and Islands500,509D-8h,i,j,kAlternate Pedestrian RampDetails500,509D-8lSidewalk Passing Space500,509D-8mSidewalk Pedestrian ClearanceZones500,600D-9Grated Inlet500,600D-10-R(1 thru 3)Standard Design Curb Inlet500,600D-11a,bStandard Design Radial Inlets624D-12Riprap Channel623D-13Weep Hole620,623,625D-14Concrete Channel623D-15Expansion Joint (concrete-linedchannels)500,509D-16a,b,cStandard Driveway Details630D-17a,bStorm Sewer Grate,Lid andFrameD-18aSidewalk Taper Section atMailboxD-18b,cTree Root Protection and Cuts500,600D-19a,bSpecial Design Curb Inlet*636D-20a,b,c,dStorm Sewer Manholes andCovers  \n# INDEX OF STANDARD DRAWINGS\n\n\n| REFERENCE   |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| SECTION NO.   | DRAWING NO.   | DESCRIPTION   |\n| 500   | D-21a,b   | Curb Opening (drainage chase  \u003Cbr>section)   |\n|  |  |  |\n|  | D-22   | Water Service Relocation   |\n|  | D-23a,b   | Sewer Service Relocation   |\n| 500   | D-24   | Patterned Concrete Median  \u003Cbr>Paving   |\n| 430,604   | D-25a,b,c   | Concrete Pavement-Standard  \u003Cbr>Joint Layout   |\n|  |  |  |\n| 630   | D-26   | Metal Culvert Pipe   |\n| 630   | D-27   | Structural Plate Culvert Pipe   |\n| 630   | D-28   | Concrete and Metal End Sections   |\n| 630   | D-29   | Headwall for Pipe Culverts   |\n| 630   | D-30   | Trench Bedding Classification-   |\n|  |  | Round Precast Concrete Pipe   |\n| 630   | D-31   | Trench Bedding Classification-  \u003Cbr>Precast Concrete Sections   |\n|  |  |  |\n| 630   | D-32   | Trench Bedding for Flexible Pipe   |\n| 630   | D-33   | Single Concrete Box Culvert   |\n| 630   | D-34   | Double Concrete Box Culvert   |\n| 630   | D-35   | Triple Concrete Box Culvert   |\n| 630   | D-36   | Wingwalls for Pipe or Box  \u003Cbr>Culverts   |\n|  |  |  |\n\nNOTE:*Not to be used unless prior approval is obtained from the CityEngineer on a site-by-site basis.(Ref.Drawing No.D-19)  \n# TYPICAL STREET CROSS SECTIONAT ONE(1)FOOT CURB ELEVATION DIFFERENCENO SCALE\n\n\n| CITY OF COLORADO SPRINGS   |\n| --- |\n| Typical Street Section   |\n| Approved  \u003Cbr>ngineer  \u003Cbr>by:  \u003Cbr>卫   |\n| B  \u003Cbr>KLM (Bate:07/94(SID.D-1   |\n\n## TYPICAL SECTION A\n\nTYPICAL SECTION B  \nNO SCALE  \n\n| CITY OF COLORADO SPRINGS   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Standard Street Sections   |  |\n| Approved  \u003Cbr>.Reuyudny EngLneor  \u003Cbr>Z.  \u003Cbr>uy  \u003Cbr>by.   |  |\n| B  \u003Cbr>J2   | 06/93STD.D-2  \u003Cbr>PATE:   |\n\n1.City Standard Base Course -refer to City Standard Specificotions.  \n2.Subgrade(Compacted in accordance with City Standard Specifications,Section 205)  \n3.Refer to City Subdivision Policy Manual for required R.0.W.and Street widthsand other street sections.  \n4.Refer to Standard Detail for Curb and Gutter(Type 1 and Type 2).  \n\n| NOTES  \u003Cbr>A SQUARE VERTICAL CUT SHALL BE MADE  \u003Cbr>1.Existing pavement may be rough cut initially  \u003Cbr>NEW A.C.PAVEMENT REPLACEMENT  \u003Cbr>in conjunction with trenching.  \u003Cbr>NEW BASE COURSE(T-THICKNESS)  \u003Cbr>2.A square,vertical cut shall be made in the  \u003Cbr>existing A.C.pavement after placement of  \u003Cbr>backfill and prior to pavement replacement.  \u003Cbr>6”  \u003Cbr>3.Thickness of new a.c.pavement replacement  \u003Cbr>6”  \u003Cbr>MIN.  \u003Cbr>shall motch existing(4”min.).  \u003Cbr>EXIST.  \u003Cbr>MIN.  \u003Cbr>4.Thickness of new base course shall be a  \u003Cbr>minimum of 6”or equal to existing,  \u003Cbr>whichever is greater.  \u003Cbr>FIRM EXCAVATION-  \u003Cbr>LINE  \u003Cbr>NATIVE MATERIAL COMPACTED  \u003Cbr>IN_6”LIFTS IN ACCORDANCE  \u003Cbr>WITH SECTION 206. 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