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guidance for hand-tooled and sawcut joint depths.",{"name":119,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":120},"What compliance and approval requirements are included in the document notes?",{"text":121,"@type":113},"All concrete must comply with ADA regulations, and any deviation or reproduction of the design must be approved in writing by the Valley-Wide Recreation & Park 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\nConcrete Rebar and JointsInfield MixPlay Area Curb  \nLC-03  \nLC-04  \nLC-05  \nLC-06  \nChain Link Post in MowcurbPVC Fence,Footing &MowcurbThree Rail PVC FencingTwo Rail PVC FencingChain Link FencingChain Link GateTubular Steel FencingTubular Steel Gate  \nLC-07  \nLC-08  \nLC-09  \nLC-10  \nLC-11  \nLC-12  \nLC-13  \nLC-14A  \nTrash Enclosure Footing LayoutTrash Enclosure Plan ViewTrash Enclosure Elevation ViewTrash Enclosure GateDrinking FountainDrinking Fountain DrainPlay Area Drainage (Typical)Play Area Sump Drain LayoutPlay Area Sump Drain SectionTypical Horseshoe PitBasketball Half CourtBasketball GoalTypical Dugout LayoutChain Link Backstop  \nLC-14B  \nLC-14C  \nLC-14D  \nLC-15A  \nLC-15B  \nLC-16  \nLC-17  \nLC-18  \nLC-19  \nLC-20  \nLC-21  \nLC-22  \nLC-23  \nChain Link Backstop ConnectionsBall Field LayoutAluminum BleacherTrash ReceptaclePark Bench and TableLow Flow Drainage SystemDebris and Silt Pit Plan ViewDebris and Silt Pit Front ViewDebris and Silt Pit Side ViewMonument SignPlay Area RampConcrete MowcurbPark BBQElectrical Pull BoxRubber Surfacing  \nLC-24  \nLC-25  \nLC-26  \nLC-27  \nLC-28  \nLC-29  \nLC-30A  \nLC-30B  \nLC-30C  \nLC-31  \nLC-32  \nLC-33  \nLC-34  \nLC-35  \nLC-36  \n       Drawing Name     \nLC-001-2012.dwg  \nLC-002-2012.dwg  \nLC-003-2012.dwg  \nLC-004-2012.dwg  \nLC-005-2012.dwg  \nLC-006-2012.dwg  \nLC-007-2012.dwg  \nLC-008-2012.dwg  \nLC-009-2012.dwg  \nLC-010-2012.dwg  \nLC-011-2012.dwg  \nLC-012-2012.dwg  \nLC-013-2012.dwg  \nLC-014A-2012.dwg  \nLC-014B-2012.dwg  \nLC-014C-2012.dwg  \nLC-014D-2012.dwg  \nLC-015A-2012.dwg  \nLC-014B-2012.dwg  \nLC-016-2012.dwg  \nLC-017-2012.dwg  \nLC-018-2012.dwg  \nLC-019-2012.dwg  \nLC-020-2012.dwg  \nLC-021-2012.dwg  \nLC-022-2012.dwg  \nLC-023-2012.dwg  \nLC-024-2012.dwg  \nLC-025-2012.dwg  \nLC-026-2012.dwg  \nLC-027-2012.dwg  \nLC-028-2012.dwg  \nLC-029-2012.dwg  \nLC-030A-2012.dwg  \nLC-030B-2012.dwg  \nLC-030C-2012.dwg  \nLC-031-2012.dwg  \nLC-032-2012.dwg  \nLC-033-2012.dwg  \nLC-034-2012.dwg  \nLC-035-2012.dwg  \nLC-036-2012.dwg  \n| MOWCURB PER DETAIL LC-33  \u003Cbr>STABILIZED DECOMPOSED GRANITE COMPACTED  \u003Cbr>FLUSH WITH TOP OF CURB WITH 4\"MIN.THICKNESS  \u003Cbr>SIZE SHALL BE 3/8 MINUS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWIZE  \u003Cbr>COMPACTED CLASS 2 BASE AS REQ'D.WHEN  \u003Cbr>SPECIFIED FOR FLOOD CONTROL ACCESS  \u003Cbr>1/2\"  \u003Cbr>6\"+  \u003Cbr>1-1/2%MIN.2%MAX.  1-1/2%MIN.2%MAX  \u003Cbr>FINISH GRADE OF SOIL IN TURF AREA  \u003Cbr>1\"BELOW TOP OF MOWCURB  \u003Cbr>UNDISTURBED NATIVE SOIL  \u003Cbr>——90%COMPACTED SUBGRADE UNDER MOWCURB  \u003Cbr>——FINISH GRADE OF MULCH IN PLANTER AREA  \u003Cbr>1/2\"BELOW TOP OF MOWCURB  \u003Cbr>NOTES:  \u003Cbr>D.G.SAMPLE MUST BE SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL TO DISTRICT'S REPRESENTATIVE PRIOR TO  \u003Cbr>DELIVERY OF MATERIAL  \u003Cbr>COLOR SHALL BE \"GOLD\"UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON PLAN  \u003Cbr>LD Consulting 2012(Any deviation or reproduction of this design must be approved in writing by Valley-Wide Recreation &Park District)   |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  | VALLEY-WIDE RECREATION&PARK DISTRICT   |  |\n|  | DECOMPOSED GRANITE PATH   | LC-01   |\n|  |  | REV.2012   |\n\n2500 MIN.PSI GRAY CONCRETE  \nDEPTH PER PLAN (4\"MIN.)  \nW/MEDIUM BROOM FINISH  \n1/2\"MIN.RADIUS AT ALL EDGES  \nFINISH GRADE (TOP OF MULCH)1/2\"  \nBELOW CONCRETE FOR PLANTER  \nAND 1\"BELOW FOR TURF  \n3\"THICK MIN.COMPACTED  \nWASHED SAND  \n90%COMPACTED SUBGRADE  \n—       —\\#4 REBAR TYP.  \n### NOTES:\n\n—CONTROL JOINT PER DETAIL LC-03  \nCONCRETE CROSS SLOPE SHALL NOT BE GREATER THAN 2%  \nCONCRETE LONGITUDINAL SLOPE SHALL NOT BE GREATER THAN 5%WITHOUT HANDRAILSCONCRETE SHALL NOT BE FLATTER THAN 0.5%TO AVOID PONDING  \nPROVIDE 3/8\"FELT EXPANSION JOINTS WHEN CONCRETE JOINS WITH A BLOCK WALL OR OTHERSTRUCTURE  \nALL CONCRETE MUST COMPLY WITH ADA REGULATIONS  \nPROVIDE\\#4 REBAR AT 4'SQUARE SPACING (2 CONTINUOUS ALONG SIDEWALKS)ALL CONCRETE FORMS MUST BE INSPECTED PRIOR TO POURINGALL CONCRETE AND SUBGRADES SHALL COMPLY WITH SOILS REPORTREFER TO ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS ON DETAIL LC-","cbCaidbjiMmK5jNh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidbjiMmK5jNh","pdf",4229712,43,"English","# Detail Description\n## Decomposed Granite Path\n## Concrete Flatwork\n## Concrete Rebar and Joints\n## Mowcurb and Curb Details\n## Fencing and Gates\n## Trash Enclosure and Drainage\n## Play Area Drainage and Sump\n## Horseshoe Pit and Basketball Court\n## Dugout and Backstop Connections\n## Ball Field Layout and Amenities\n## Debris and Silt Pits\n## Monument Sign, Ramp, and BBQ\n## Electrical Pull Box and Rubber Surfacing\n## Drawing Name List","[{\"question\":\"What are the key concrete requirements for the concrete flatwork detail?\",\"answer\":\"The notes specify a minimum 2500 PSI gray concrete mix, a plan-based depth (with a 4\\\" minimum), and a medium broom finish, along with minimum edge radii and grade relationships for turf and planter areas.\"},{\"question\":\"How should joints and expansion joints 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