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Construct North Service Road Extension Parallel to Taxiway Echo November 2018 11A DU084 JANUARY 18, 2019 LETTING TOTAL SHEETS: 17 DUPAGE AIRPORT AUTHORITY CONSTRUCT NORTH SERVICE ROAD EXTENSION PARALLEL TO TAXIWAY ECHO NOVEMBER 2018 BURNS & MCDONNELL PROJECT: 108644 IL PROJECT NO. DPA-4564 D Y SBG PROJECT NO. 3-17-SBGP-129 I A A H PROJECT LOCATION BURNS & MCDONNELL N PROJECT LOCATION 062-070626 Y 1431 OPUS PLACE U SUITE 400 REGISTERED A J DOWNERS GROVE, IL 60515 PROFESSIONAL PHONE (630) 724-3200 ENGINEER FAX (630) 724-3201 OF I S L I L I N O T B M M B M B M B M B M B T J.U.L.I.E. 105 Know what's below. JOINT UTILITY LOCATING T Call before you dig. INFORMATION FOR EXCAVATORS www.illinois1call.com NORTH CALL J.U.L.I.E. FOR UTILITY INFORMATION AT 811. LOCATION MAP SITE MAP no. date by ckd description BURNS & McDONNELL ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. 11/16/18 JY SJM 100% SUBMITTAL PROJECT ADDRESS: 2017 2700 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE #200 1431 OPUS PLACE, SUITE 400 DOWNERS GROVE, IL 60515 WEST CHICAGO, IL 60185 630-724-3200 COPYRIGHT © ILLINOIS FIRM REGISTRATION NO. 184-001310 Z:\CLIENTS\ANF\DUPAGEAA\DPA\108644_NORTHPERMRDEXT\DESIGN\CIVIL\SHEETS\G-000 COVER.DWG 11/20/2018 11:51:51 AM JYAHYA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 no. date by ckd description 11/16/18 JY SJM 100% SUBMITTAL INDEX OF DRAWINGS ABBREVIATIONS: PAGE DRAWING AC ADVISORY CIRCULAR TITLE AOA AIR OPERATIONS AREA A NO. NO. ARFF AIRPORT RESCUE AND FIRE FIGHTING 1 G-000 COVER ACTC AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER 2 G-001 INDEX OF DRAWINGS, SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES AND ABBREVIATIONS AWOS AUTOMATED WEATHER OBSERVATION SYSTEM BM BENCHMARK 3 G-101 CONTRACTOR ACCESS AND SAFETY NOTES BP BEGINNING OF PROFILE 4 G-102 CONSTRUCTION ACCESS, SAFETY AND PHASING PLAN BVCE BEGIN VERTICAL CURVE ELEVATION 5 G-103 CONSTRUCTION ACCESS, SAFETY AND PHASING PLAN BVCS BEGIN VERTICAL CURVE STATION CL CENTERLINE 6 CD-101 DEMOLITION PLAN COMM COMMUNICATIONS 7 CS-101 ROADWAY PLAN AND PROFILE DAA DUPAGE AIRPORT AUTHORITY B 8 CT-100 TYPICAL SECTION AND DETAILS EA EACH EG EXISTING GROUND 9 CG-101 GRADING PLAN ELEV ELEVATION 10 CU-101 DRAINAGE AND SOIL EROSION SEDIMENT CONTROL PLAN EP END OF PROFILE EVCE 11 CU-201 DRAINAGE, SOIL EROSION SEDIMENT CONTROL DETAILS END VERTICAL CURVE ELEVATION EVCS END VERTICAL CURVE STATION 12 CU-202 DRAINAGE, SOIL EROSION SEDIMENT CONTROL DETAILS EX EXISTING 13 CU-203 DRAINAGE, SOIL EROSION SEDIMENT CONTROL DETAILS FAA FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION FG FINISHED GRADE 14 CP-101 PAVEMENT MARKING AND SIGNAGE PLAN FOD FOREIGN OBJECT DEBRIS C 15 CP-110 PAVEMENT MARKING AND SIGNAGE DETAILS FT FEET 16 CX-101 CROSS SECTIONS GRS GALVANIZED RIGID STEEL GRSC GALVANIZED RIGID STEEL CONDUIT 17 CX-102 CROSS SECTIONS HMA HOT MIX ASPHALT IDOT ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION IDOT-DOA ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION DIVISION OF AERONAUTICS INV INVERT LF LINEAR FOOT LS LUMP SUM LT LEFT D MAX MAXIMUM Millimeters MIN MINIMUM N NORTH NE NORTHEAST NO. NUMBER NW NORTHWEST NTS NOT TO SCALE OC ON-CENTER OFA OBJECT FREE AREA OFZ OBSTACLE FREE ZONE E PC POINT OF CURVATURE PCC PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE Scale For Microfilming PGE POROUS GRANULAR EMBANKMENT PR PROPOSED PT POINT OF TANGENCY R RADIUS RC REMOVE ADVERSE CROWN REIL RUNWAY END IDENTIFIER LIGHTS RSA RUNWAY SAFETY AREA RT Inches RIGHT F RW RUNWAY S SOUTH SCH SCHEDULE STA STATION SW SOUTHWEST SY SQUARE YARD TBM TEMPORARY BENCHMARK TS TOPSOIL LETTER OR 1431 OPUS PLACE ONE OR TWO CHARACTER TSA TAXILANE/TAXIWAY SAFETY AREA NUMBER DESIGNATOR TW DOWNERS GROVE, IL 60515 DISCIPLINE DESIGNATOR TAXIWAY 630-724-3200 G (MAY NOT BE PRESENT IF A TYP TYPICAL LICENSEE NO. 184-001310 7 UG CALLOUT AND TITLE ARE FP001 DRAWING SEQUENCE NUMBER UNDERGROUND date detailed FP001 UOM ON DRAWINGS WITHIN THE INDICATES WHERE TITLE IS UNIT OF MEASURE UON JULY 30, 2018 J. YAHYA SAME DISCIPLINE) LOCATED (MAY NOT BE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED VC PRESENT IF CALLOUT AND DETAIL CALLOUT EXAMPLE VERTICAL CURVE designed checked VERT TITLE ARE ON THE SAME VERTICAL J. YAHYA S. MCLAUGHLIN W DRAWING) WEST B SECTION, DETAIL, AND ELEVATION A001 H SYMBOL IDENTIFIERS ELEVATION CALLOUT EXAMPLE A A THE WORD "SECTION" FP001 FP001 MAY BE REPLACED WITH "ELEVATION" OR "DETAIL" DuPage County, Illinois SECTION A CONSTRUCT NORTH SERVICE ROAD SECTION CALLOUT EXAMPLE 001 EXTENSION PARALLEL TO TAXIWAY ECHO I INDEX OF DRAWINGS, SUMMARY SECTION, DETAIL, OR ELEVATION TITLE EXAMPLE OF QUANTITIES AND ABBREVIATIONS IL Proj. No. DPA-4564 contract BURNS & McDONNELL ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. BMcD Proj. No. 108644 SECTION, DETAIL, AND ELEVATION DU084 2018 IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM drawing rev. G-001 ---- sheet 2 of 17 sheets file COPYRIGHT © Z:\Clients\ANF\DuPageAA\DPA\108644_NorthPermRdExt\Design\Civil\Sheets\G-001 INDEX OF DRAWINGS, SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES AND ABBREVIATIONS.dwg 11/20/2018 3:32:30 PM YAHYA, JUNAID 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ACCESS AND SAFETY NOTES: no. date by ckd description 11/16/18 JY SJM 100% SUBMITTAL I. ACCESS AND VEHICLE PARKING: A. ACCESS POINT AND HAUL ROUTE FOR ALL CONTRACTOR E. ANY DAMAGE TO AIRPORT ROADS, AIRFIELD PAVEMENT, PARKING B. CONTRACTOR SPCD SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS 17. ADEQUATE DRAINAGE SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES PERSONNEL, VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT ARE AS SHOWN ON THE AREAS, STORAGE AREAS OR TURF AREAS DUE TO INDICATED IN THESE DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS AND SPECIAL DURING CONSTRUCTION. ANY DRAINAGE FEATURE OR ACCESS, SAFETY AND PHASING PLAN. IT SHALL BE THE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT OR CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC SHALL PROVISIONS, AND FAA ADVISORY CIRCULAR (AC) 150/5370-2G, STRUCTURE DISTURBED DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO OBTAIN PERMITS AND BE REPAIRED TO ORIGINAL CONDITION TO THE SATISFACTION OF, OPERATIONAL SAFETY ON AIRPORTS DURING CONSTRUCTION, RESTORED TO EXISTING CONDITIONS OR BETTER SUBJECT TO COORDINATE OFF SITE HAUL ROUTES WITH THE APPROPRIATE AND AT NO EXPENSE TO THE OWNER. (CURRENT EDITION). THE APPROVAL OF THE OWNER. OWNER WHO HAS JURISDICTION OVER THE AFFECTED ROUTE. A ON-SITE HAUL ROUTES SHALL BE MAINTAINED BY THE F. ANY WORKERS AND/OR EQUIPMENT NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH 18. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE STANDING WATER FROM THE CONTRACTOR AND SHALL BE RESTORED TO THEIR ORIGINAL SAFETY PLAN SHALL IMMEDIATELY BE REMOVED FROM THE GENERAL NOTES: PROJECT WORK LIMITS AS NECESSARY TO PROTECT SUBGRADE, WORK AREA AND THEY WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO WORK ON SUBBASE, AND/OR BASE COURSE TO NEW PAVEMENT, CONDITION UPON COMPLETION OF BEING USED AS A HAUL 1. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR TO OBTAIN AND ROUTE. HAUL ROUTES ARE TO REMAIN CLEAN AND PASSABLE AT THE SITE THROUGHOUT THE REMAINDER OF THE PROJECT. SURROUNDING PAVEMENT-TO-REMAIN, OR OTHER COMPLETED PAY FOR ALL APPLICABLE PERMITS, FEES AND LICENSES FOR WORKS. ALL TIMES. CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT. IV. EQUIPMENT AND STOCKPILE HEIGHT: 19. CONNECTION TO EXISTING WATER, SEWER, AND STORM MAINS B. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL A PROFESSIONALLY A. THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE HEIGHT OF CONSTRUCTION 2. TRAFFIC MAINTENANCE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL PAINTED SIGN MEETING OWNER APPROVAL AT THE EQUIPMENT OPERATING IN THE AOA SHALL BE IN CONFORMANCE BARRICADES, RUNWAY CLOSURE MARKINGS, ETC SHALL BE PAID CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCE TO DIRECT MATERIAL SUPPLIERS REQUIREMENTS OF ASSOCIATED UTILITY COMPANIES AND WITH THE FAA FORM 7460 DEVELOPED FOR THIS PROJECT. FOR UNDER PAY ITEM NO. AR150530. AGENCIES. AND EMPLOYEES TO THE CONSTRUCTION SITE. THE SIGN SHALL EQUIPMENT MUST NOT PENETRATE THE ROFA OF ANY ACTIVE B READ "CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES ONLY - NO VENDORS RUNWAY AS DEFINED IN FAA AC 150/5300-13A, (CURRENT EDITION). 3. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING ALLOWED". 20. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING AND PAYING CONSTANT COORDINATION BETWEEN THE SUBCONTRACTORS ALL UTILITY CONNECTION FEES AND OBTAINING ALL PERMITS B. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT STOCKPILE CONSTRUCTION AND THE ENGINEER. ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES PLANNED BY REQUIRED FOR THE UTILITY CONSTRUCTION AND CONNECTIONS. C. ALL CONTRACTOR VEHICLES AND PERSONNEL SHALL REMAIN MATERIALS, SPOILS, DEBRIS OR REFUSE IN ANY AREA WHERE THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE WITHIN THE DESIGNATED CONSTRUCTION LIMITS OR HAUL THIS INCLUDES ALL FEES ASSOCIATED WITH CONNECTION SUCH STOCKPILES WOULD PENETRATE APPROACH SURFACES. ENGINEER AND OWNER. CHARGES AND METERS. ROUTES. NO CONTRACTOR VEHICLES WILL BE ALLOWED ON STOCKPILING OF MATERIAL WITHIN THE SAFETY AREA OF AN OTHER AIRFIELD OPERATIONS AREAS. ACTIVE RUNWAY OR TAXIWAY IS PROHIBITED. 4. LIMITS OF WORK SHALL BE VERIFIED IN THE FIELD BY THE 21. THE CONTRACTOR MUST ATTEND A MANDATORY SAFETY CONTRACTOR AND APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER PRIOR TO TRAINING MEETING LED BY THE DAA STAFF PRIOR TO THE START D. THE LIMITS OF CONSTRUCTION, MATERIAL STORAGE AREAS, C. ALL STOCKPILES ADJACENT TO ACTIVE RUNWAY SAFETY AREAS BEGINNING WORK. OF CONSTRUCTION. C EQUIPMENT STORAGE AREA, PARKING AREA AND OTHER AREAS OR OBSTACLE FREE ZONES SHALL BE IDENTIFIED WITH A 360 DEFINED AS REQUIRED FOR THE CONTRACTOR'S EXCLUSIVE USE DEGREE RED OBSTRUCTION LIGHT PLACED AT THE HIGHEST 5. THERE SHALL BE NO PERMANENT WASTE SITES ON AIRPORT DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE MARKED BY THE POINT OF THE STOCKPILE. PROPERTY. ANY TEMPORARY WASTE AREA WILL BE APPROVED CONTRACTOR. TEMPORARY BARRICADES, FLAGGING AND BY THE ENGINEER AND SHALL BE KEPT IN A NEAT CONDITION. THE FLASHING WARNING LIGHTS WILL BE REQUIRED AT CRITICAL D. STOCKPILED MATERIAL SHALL BE CONTAINED IN A MANNER TO OWNER MAY DIRECT THE CONTRACTOR TO REMOVE WASTE IF ACCESS POINTS. TYPE OF MARKING AND WARNING DEVICES PREVENT MOVEMENT RESULTING FROM AIRCRAFT PROP WASH NOT PROPERLY MAINTAINED. SHALL BE APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER AND AIRPORT MANAGER. OR WIND CONDITIONS. IN ADDITION, STOCKPILED MATERIAL SHALL HAVE SILT FENCE PLACED AROUND IT TO PREVENT FOD 6.
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