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Bars G2 (evenly spaced) Backfill
Bars F
4" Min.
Bars A (F.S.) Front Face
of Wall
Bars A (paired with Bars J)
Wall Cover
(Typ.)
H eight Bars G2 (evenly
H eight
spaced)
Bars F (N.S.) Slope
NOTE:
Backwall
See Plans for Retaining Wall Data
Bars J & K
Bars K (F.S.)
Dsoil
(1’-0" Min.) Const. Jt.
L Bars H
toe
Bars M (N.S.) Bars J (F.S.) Footing Cover (Typ.)
D
D
A
key
key
Bars Z (N.S.)
dgn
*D
*D
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Bars G1
Bars H Bars G1
L *L Footing Cover (bottom only)
Bars Z toe key
(Showing Near Side) (Showing Far Side)
Bars M (paired with Bars F)

L
VIEW A-A foot
(Shear key shown dashed)

* Shear Key is required only when
specified by the Engineer
TYPICAL SECTION
NOTES
DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS:
Design according to FDOT Structures Manual (current edition).
BENDING DIAGRAM
MATERIALS:
Total Length
All reinforcing steel shall conform to ASTM A615 Grade 60.
1’-0" Lap Splice (Typ.)

SURFACE FINISH:
A Class 5 Applied Finish Coating shall be applied to the top of the wall and the exposed face above ground line.
ARCHITECTURAL SURFACE TEXTURES:

Alternate Architectural Surface Textures may be substituted for the Striated Pattern shown when approved by the Engineer. BARS G1
Concrete required for Architectural Surface Textures is not included in the quantities.
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TRAFFIC RAILING BARRIER: 1

If there is a Traffic Railing Barrier on the wall, Wall Joints and Barrier V-Grooves shall align and Wall Expansion Joints
and Barrier Open Joints shall align.
A
Slope
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Backwall
FOUNDATION: Prepare the soil below the footing in accordance with the requirements for spread footings in Specification
A
Section 455. 90
PAYMENT:
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B B
All Retaining Wall costs, including all miscellaneous costs, shall be paid for at the unit contract price for
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either Class II, III or IV Concrete (Retaining Walls) (CY) and Reinforcing Steel (Retaining Walls) (lbs.).
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Retaining Wall quantities shall not include concrete nor reinforcing steel for Traffic Railings/Junction Slab. BARS J & K BARS M
Traffic Railing/Junction Slab shall be paid for under Concrete Traffic Railing Barrier with Junction Slab. NOTE:
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LAST DESCRIPTION: INDEX SHEET

REVISION FDOT DESIGN STANDARDS
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C-I-P CANTILEVER RETAINING WALL
01/01/11 FY 2012/2013 6010 1
**Wall joint spacing 25 ft. maximum.
At minimum, every fourth wall joint
to be an expansion joint. W
**Wall Joint Spacing »¿˘" V-Groove across top and »¿˘" x ˘" chamfers (
See Plans for actual wall joint spacing
front face of wall at joint (Typ.).
and expansion joint location.
Extend V-Groove down back of wall
All exposed wall surfaces 6" to 6" min. below ground.
6"
shall receive a Class 5 (see ’V-Groove Detail’)
Applied Finish Coating A
»¿˘" V-Gr
(see ’V-Groove Detail)
Wall Joint
A B B
(required at footing step)
Thickness of form liner
Ground Line (including striations)

6" 6"
Const. Joint permitted
SECTION A-A Top of Footing
(keyway not required)
)
-0" M ax.
D
Top of Footing
Thickness of form liner
step
Level (Typ.)
Striated Surface shall (including striations)
2’
1’-0"
V
consist of uniform vertical
»¿˘" V-Gr
(
3" PVC Drain Pipe at »¿grooves of ˘" t 6" 6" (see ’V-Groove
10 ft. max. spacing (Typ.) See ’Detail A’
At Contractor’s option, depth and spacing
Detail’)
See ’Typical Backfill Detail’
D
Striations may terminate at
6" min. below ground line
Traffic Railing (Index No. 420,
Bars R Optional Shear Key
32" F-Shape shown, see Plans Wall Joint
FRONT ELEVATION Stem Offset (paired with
for Traffic Railing type)
Bars G1)
Top of Coping Stem as constructed

Junction Slab (See Vertical Line
Index Series 6100) SECTION B-B DETAIL A
Top of Front Face
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CIP Wall
of Wall
-3"
45 (Typ.) Stem Offset (in.) = H(Ft.)/16

9" 1’
H eight Varies
H
Front Face »¿ Wall
of Wall
6"
»
1 b" »¿˘" V-Groove (T
(see ’V-Groove Detail’)
» ¿
4"
»
Bars D @ 1’-0"
"
(Max. spacing)
Varies
V-GROOVE DETAIL STEM OFFSET VALUES
4"
» ¿*
( for H < 20 Ft.) Front Face
of Wall
4
»
TRAFFIC RAILING/JUNCTION SLAB DETAIL
"
Bars D
V
(32" F-Shape Shown, other Traffic Railings similar)
a
»¿
r
(field bend)
ie
»¿
Varies
(for 32" F-Shape Traffic Railing (as shown), see Index No. 420;
s
Backfill layers to be sloped both 9"
for 32" Vertical Shape Traffic Railing, see Index No. 423;
transversely and longitudinally as
for 42" Vertical Shape Traffic Railing, see Index No. 422)
necessary to drain and prevent TYPICAL CORNER JOINT DETAIL
ponding during backfilling.
WALL JOINT DETAIL
Front Face of Wall See Roadway Plans for Backfilling shall comply with
*Key to stop at top of footing and 6" from top of wall.
drainage requirement FDOT Specifications.
Joint across footing and top of wall to be straight line.
3" PVC Drain Pipe. Slope down
b" from back to front of wall
»¿ Wall
and extend b" beyond both Front Face
of Wall 1 b"
front face and back face of wall.
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b" Preformed Joint Filler
»
Bars D @ 1’-0"
(Max. spacing)
1" Cl.
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Excavation shall comply with
4"
FDOT Specifications.
» ¿*
Final Groundline. Plastic sleeve
»
Drain shall be continuous 1.5’ x 1.5’ clean, broken stone or gravel,
»
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Varies
Inside ends of weep holes graded and placed to allow free drainage.
shall be covered with 1.0 Place geotextile fabric, meeting requirements of FDOT Specification
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»¿
Geotextile fabric, 1’-0" wide and full height of fill,
985 and Type D-3 of Index No. 199, around the perimeter to 9"
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square foot of galvanized

meeting requirements of Specification 985
»¿mesh with ˘" open prevent fill from washing out.
and Type D-5 of Index No. 199.
EXPANSION JOINT DETAIL Apply an adhesive approved by the Engineer to

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TYPICAL BACKFILL DETAIL

the back of wall for attachment of fabric material.
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NO. NO.
C-I-P CANTILEVER RETAINING WALL
01/01/11 FY 2012/2013 6010 2
GENERAL NOTES
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1 ie
r
1. Gravity walls constructed as extensions of reinforced
a
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES FOR WALL
V
Bars B concrete retaining walls, except walls of proprietary
8"
.
e
x
p
(Typ.)
lo
a
designs, shall have the same face texture and finish
M
PER LINEAR FOOT OF WALL
S
WEEP as the reinforced concrete retaining wall.
3"
»¿˘" Cha HEIGHT HOLES
»¿ ˘" V- CLASS NS CONCRETE (CY) REINF. 2. Concrete for Gravity Wall shall be Class NS per Section 347.
(Typ.) (FT.) & DRAIN Concrete for Scheme 3 Junction Slab and Traffic Railing shall
STEEL
6"
General Note 5)
SCHEME SCHEME SCHEME REQD.
Joint Seal, see

(LB.) be Class II per Section 346, unless otherwise specified in
3" Cl.
1 2 3
the plans.
3. Reinforcing steel shall be ASTM A615, Grade 40 or 60
-0"
1’ 0.08 0.11 (0.20*) 0.03 3 (4*) No
provided at the max. spacings shown. ASTM A185 Smooth or
1’
Joint Seal
2’ 0.14 0.20 (0.32*) 0.09 4 (5*) No
ASTM A497 Deformed Welded Wire Reinforcement (WWR) may be
3" Cl.
)
Typ.
M ax.
)
W all Joints equally spaced
-0" M ax.
4b" 3’ 0.22 0.32 (0.47*) 0.29 5 (6*) Yes substituted on an equal area basis. Do not increase bar/wire
9"
spacing for Grade 60 reinforcing steel or WWR.
(
Varies
(
4’ 0.32 0.47 (0.65*) 0.43 6 (7*) Yes
3" Cl. Bar A 4. When required, for adjunct guiderail see the plans,
Bars A (Typ.)
(Typ.) 5’ 0.43 0.65 (0.85*) 0.60 7 (8*) Yes Index No. 870 or 880 as appropriate. For adjunct Type B
Keyway
5’
)
-6" sp.
30’M ax.
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Bars B @
Bar B fence see Index No. 802.
H eight (
5. Joint seal to be two layers of 30# smooth roofing paper
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES NOTES:
or Type D-5 geotextile fabric in accordance with Index
1’
8" Varies 6"

) No. 199. Mop all contact surfaces of concrete and roofing
p.
(
For Scheme 3 Junction Slab and Traffic Railing see the

Ground Ty
( paper or geotextile fabric with cut-back asphalt. Stop
referenced Design Standards for estimated quantities.
Surface Bars A & roofing paper or geotextile fabric 6" below top of wall).
M ax.
» ¿
General Note 5)
Joint Seal, see
B @ 1’-6"
9"
» »¿ » 6. Provide a continuous 1’x1’ clean gravel or crushed rock

1" Cl. * Quantity for 2’-0" Toe Depth in Scheme 2.
Ctrs. (Max.) drain for wall heights 3 ft. and higher. Wrap drainage layer
Weep
-0"
as shown, with Type D-3 geotextile fabric in accordance
Hole
with Index No. 199. Provide 8"x8" galvanized mesh with
1’
Depth)
Varies
»¿ ˘" openings, at the inside end of the PVC Drain P
Drainage Layer
Toe
Provide 2" PVC Drain Pipe (Sch. 40) at 10 ft. max.
One layer And PVC Drain
(
4b"
(
spacing (When Drainage Layer required). Locate minimum
of 30# Smooth (See Note 6)
2’-0" clear of wall joints.
Roofing Paper
7. Cost of reinforcing steel, face texture, finish, joint seal,
(Typ.) 6" Cl. (– 2" Prepare Foundation Per drain pipes, drainage layer, galvanized mesh and geotextile
dgn
Tolerance) Spec. 455 (Spread Footings) fabric to be included in the Contract Unit Price for Concrete
Class NS, Gravity Wall. Cost of concrete for Junction Slab in

Scheme 3, to be included in Contract Unit Price for Concrete
KEYWAY & WALL JOINT DETAIL
TYPICAL SECTION Traffic Railing Barrier With Junction Slab. Adjunct railings or
(TOP VIEW)
fences to be paid for separately.
BILL OF REINFORCING STEEL
MARK SIZE LENGTH
A 4 As Reqd.
Edge of paved shoulder B 4 As Reqd.
1:1b < Slopes = 1:1 3’-6" Min. Offset or face of curb Traffic Railing (Index No. 420,
1:6 < Slopes = 1:1b 32" F-Shape shown, see Plans

Edge of paved shoulder 3’-6" = Offset < 7’-3"
or face of curb
for Traffic Railing type) BAR BENDING DIAGRAM
Slopes = 1:6 3’-6" = Offset < 6’-6"
1:6 < Slopes = 1:1b 7’-3" Min. offset 3b"
Scheme 3
Live Load Limit Scheme 1 & 2
Slopes = 1:6 6’-6" Min. offset
Live Load Limit
1
-0"
Soil Reinforcement
"
See General Wall Joint spacing - 4"
H eight + Toe Depth - 9"
R
H eight + Toe Depth - 2’
.
Note 4 when required Junction Slab (See (29’-8" Max.)
Top of
See General (See Plans) Index Series 6100)
Coping
Note 4
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-3"
BAR A
)
5’M ax.
1’
Slopes up Slopes up
to Max. 1:1 to Max. 1:1
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H eight (
1’-0" Min. to SHW
)
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5’M ax.
5’M ax.
H eight
H eight
(Except for slopes 1’-0" Min. to SHW

1’-0" For Slopes = 1:1b for Wall Height = 2’-0" 9" 12
steeper than 1:2
2’-0" For Slopes > 1:1b 2’-0" Min. to SHW
with wall heights > 3’, 5 9
(
then 2’-0" Min.) for Wall Height > 2’-0"

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12 1’-0" Min. 12
to SHW NOTES:
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1. All bar dimensions are BAR B

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out to out.
1’-0" 1’-0" For Wall Height = 2’-0"
2. Lap splices for Bars A
SCHEME 1 SCHEME 2 2’-0" For Wall Height > 2’-0" SCHEME 3
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must be a minimum of 1’-6".

(No Traffic Loading Effects) (With Traffic Loading or Slopes > 1:1b) (With Traffic Railing)
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C-I-P GRAVITY WALL
01/01/11 FY 2012/2013 6011 1
C-I-P Traffic Railing
NOTES Limit of Class 5
Applied Finish Coating
SPECIFICATIONS:
C-I-P Junction Slab
1. General Specifications: 9. All exposed concrete surfaces will receive a Class 5 Applied Finish Coating Top of Shoulder or
(See Index Series
The Florida Department of Transportation "Standard Specifications for Road in accordance with Specification Section 400. Refer to Typical Section on Coping Elevation Roadway Pavement
6100)
and Bridge Construction", Current Edition and Supplements as Amended. this sheet and the following notes for limits of applied finish:
2. Design Specifications: a. The inside, backside and top of Traffic Railings and Pedestrian/Bicycle
a. Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) "Structures Design Guidelines", Railings. Concrete Coping
Current Edition. b. Exposed surfaces of coping on top of retaining wall. Other coatings,
b. American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) colors or textures will be applied as required in the Wall Control
"LRFD Bridge Design Specifications", Current Edition. Drawings.
Soil Reinforcement (Typ.)
c. AASHTO-AGC-ARTBA Task Force 27 (Ground Modification Techniques), 10. For concrete facing panel surface treatment, see Wall Control Drawings.
"Insitu Soil Improvement Techniques", January 1990. Extend surface treatment a minimum of 6" below final ground line.
11. Drive piles located within the soil volume prior to construction of the Surface treatment when
DESIGN CRITERIA: retaining wall, unless a method to protect the structure, acceptable to both required (See Construction
1. Design is based on the assumption that the material contained within the the Engineer and Wall Company, is proposed and approved in writing. The Note 10) Limits of
reinforced soil volume, methods of construction and quality of prefabricated portion of piles or drilled shafts extensions within the soil volume will be Soil Volume
materials are in accordance with Specification Section 548 and Chapter 3 wrapped with polyethylene sheeting in accordance with Specification 1’-0" Min.
4’-0" Min.
of the FDOT Structures Design Guidelines. Section 459.
2. It is the responsibility of the Engineer of Record to determine that the 12. A structural extension of the connection of the retaining wall panel to soil
Proposed Final
maximum factored bearing pressure shown for the wall does not exceed reinforcement will be used whenever necessary to avoid cutting or excessive
Ground Line
the factored bearing resistance of the foundation for that specific wall location. skewing (greater than 15) of the soil reinforcement around obstructions
3. The Wall Company is responsible for internal stability of the wall. External (i.e., piles, pipes, manholes, drop inlets, etc.).
stability design, including foundation and slope stability, is the responsibility 13. Steps in leveling pads will occur at MSE Wall panel interfaces. Panels will not
of the Engineer of Record. cantilever more than 2" past the end of the upper tier leveling pad.
Top of
4. If there are manholes and/ or drop inlets present, design and analysis for both 14. The top of the leveling pad or footing will be 2’-0" minimum below final
Leveling Pad
internal and external stability shall be considered. ground line.
2’-0" Min. Elevation
15. Top of leveling pad elevations shown in the Wall Control Drawings are maximum
Interior Face of
SOIL PARAMETERS: elevations. The constructed leveling pad elevations may be deeper based on
Concrete Leveling Pad Concrete Facing Panels
1. See Wall Control Drawings for soil characteristics of foundation material to be the panel layout shown in the shop drawings.
used in the design of the wall system. 16. The height of panels in the bottom course of MSE Walls must not be less
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2. The Contractor will provide soil design parameters for backfill material based than half the height of a standard panel. TYPICAL MSE RETAINING WALL SECTION
on the actual soil characteristics utilized at the site. 17. Work this Index with Index 6100 & 6200 Series. WITH A TRAFFIC RAILING
(Showing Limits of the Reinforced Soil Volume)
MATERIALS: SHOP DRAWING REQUIREMENTS:
1. Concrete Class: See Wall Control Drawings. See Specification Section 548 for shop drawing requirements.
2. See Specification Section 548 for material requirements.
3. For additional material requirements see the Wall Company’s General Notes.
10’-0" min. C.I.P. Coping 12’-0" min. Precast Coping/Traffic Railing
CONSTRUCTION:
1. Walls will be constructed in accordance with Specification Section 548 and
the Wall Company’s instructions. 12" 2’-0" 6"
2. For location and alignment of retaining walls, see Wall Control Drawings. Coping
Top of Coping
3. If present, consider in design and analysis and locate manholes and drop Transition
inlets as shown on wall elevations.
FDOT MSE RETAINING WALL CLASSIFICATION TABLE
4. Refer to Wall Control Drawings of individual walls for minimum reinforcement
strip/mesh length, factored bearing resistance’s, minimum wall embedment Durability Requirements Other Allowable FDOT Wall Types
Precast
Coping
Coping
P.
-0"
-3"
and anticipated long term and differential settlements.
I.
Applicable Concrete Concrete Pozzolan Soil
2’
2’
C.
5. The Contractor is responsible for controlling water during storm events as

needed during construction. FDOT Wall Cover Class Additions? Reinforcement 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F
6. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to determine the location of any Type * (in.) for Panels ** Type
guardrail posts behind retaining wall panels. Prior to placement of the top
layer of soil reinforcement, individual reinforcing strips/mesh may be Type 2A 2 II No Metal
3"
skewed (15 maximum) to avoid the post locations if authorized by b" Preformed
Type 2B 2 IV No Metal
the Engineer. No cutting of soil reinforcement is allowed unless shown Joint Filler
on Shop Drawings and approved by the Engineer. Any damage done to Provide Supplemental Type 2C 3 IV No Metal
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the soil reinforcement due to installation of the guardrail will be repaired #4 Bar with 3" concrete Type 2D 3 IV Yes Metal
by the Contractor at the Contractor’s expense. Repair method will be cover
approved by the Engineer. Type 2E 3 IV No Plastic
7. If existing or future structures, pipes, foundations or guardrail posts Type 2F 3 IV Yes Plastic
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within the reinforced soil volume interfere with the normal placement of ELEVATION VIEW OF
soil reinforcement and specific directions have not been provided on the * See Data Table in Contract Plans.
COPING HEIGHT TRANSITION
plans, the Contractor will notify the Engineer to determine what course ** Silica fume, metakaolin or ultrafine fly ash.
of action shall be taken.
(Railing Not Shown For Clarity)
8. The Contractor is responsible for gradually displacing upper layer(s) of
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soil reinforcement downward (15 maximum from horizontal) to avoid

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cutting soil reinforcement and conflicts with paving and subgrade preparation.
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The Contractor’s attention is directed especially to situations where roadway

superelevation and/or soil mixing are anticipated.
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PERMANENT MSE RETAINING WALL SYSTEMS
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NOTES
SPECIFICATIONS:
1. General Specifications:
The Florida Department of Transportation "Standard Specifications for
Road and Bridge Construction", Current Edition and Supplements as
Amended.
Secondary Reinforcement
2. Design Specifications:
Top of Wall as required
a. Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) "Structures Design
Guidelines", Current Edition.
b. American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
(AASHTO) "LRFD Bridge Design Specifications", Current Edition. Primary Reinforcement
c. AASHTO-AGC-ARTBA Task Force 27 (Ground Modification Techniques),
"Insitu Soil Improvement Techniques", January 1990.
Reinforced
Fill
DESIGN CRITERIA:
1. Design is based on the assumption that the material contained within the
reinforced soil volume, methods of construction and quality of prefabricated
Geotextile Wrap
materials are in accordance with Specification Section 548 and FDOT
Structures Design Guidelines Section 3.13.2. Wire Facing
Limits of
2. It is the responsibility of the Engineer to determine that the factored or Basket
Soil Volume
bearing pressure shown for the wall does not exceed the factored
bearing resistance of the foundation for that specific wall location.
3. The Wall Company is responsible for internal stability of the wall. External
stability design, including foundation and slope stability, is the responsibility
of the Engineer.
4"-0" Min.
4. If present, consider in design and analysis and locate manholes and drop
inlets as shown on wall elevations.
1"-0" Min.
SOIL PARAMETERS: Foundation Soil

1. See wall control drawings for soil characteristics of foundation material
dgn
to be used in the design of the wall system. The Contractor must provide Soil Reinforcement Length
soil design parameters for backfill material based on the actual soil
characteristics utilized at the site. Provide the values of unit weight,
cohesion and internal friction angle in the Shop Drawings. TYPICAL RETAINING WALL SECTION
(Showing Limits of the Reinforced Soil Volume)
MATERIALS:
1. Provide soil reinforcement in accordance with Specification Section 548.
2. For additional material notes, see Wall Company General Notes.
CONSTRUCTION:
1. Walls must be constructed in accordance with Specification Section 548 and
the Wall Company’s instructions.
2. For location and alignment of retaining walls, see Wall Control Drawings. Varies (See Index No. 414
2’-0" Min. and Wall Control Drawings)
3. Refer to Plan and Elevation sheets of individual walls for minimum
reinforcement strip/mesh length, factored bearing resistance’s, minimum
wall embedment and anticipated long term and differential settlements.
Type K Temporary
4. If existing or future structures, pipes, foundations or guardrail posts within
Traffic Railing
the reinforced soil volume interfere with the normal placement of soil
Dropoff (See Index No. 414
reinforcement and specific directions have not been provided on the
for Details)
plans, the Contractor must notify the Engineer to determine what course
of action should be taken.
5. The Contractor is responsible for gradually deflecting upper layer(s) of
soil reinforcement downward (15 maximum from horizontal) to avoid
cutting soil reinforcement and conflicts with paving and subgrade
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preparation. The Contractor’s attention is directed especially to
situations where roadway superelevation and/or soil mixing are Front Face of
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Retaining Wall
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TEMPORARY MSE RETAINING WALL SYSTEMS
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Bulkhead Cap
SHEET PILE DESIGN CRITERIA AND NOTES
(See Bulkhead Plans
for actual Cap outline)
DESCRIPTION:
This Design Standard includes details for three types of piles with two thicknesses.
Types "B" and "C" piles (corner piles) are of reinforced concrete construction, and Type "A" is of prestressed
concrete construction. The piles shall be manufactured, cured and installed in accordance with the requirements
of the contract documents.
)
-0"
M in.
1’
MATERIALS: (for materials not listed refer to the Specifications)
(
Compacted Fill
CONCRETE
Class: V (Special) for slightly and moderately aggressive environments
V (Special w/ Silica Fume) for extremely aggressive environment
Unit weight: 150 pcf
Plastic Filter Fabric Modulus of Elasticity: Based on the use of Florida limerock concrete
(Continuous) Sheet pile

REINFORCING STEEL
ASTM A615 Grade 60
PRESTRESSING STEEL
Existing Ground ASTM A416 Grade 270 (Low-Relaxation Strand)
(Mud Line)
CROSS REFERENCES: DESIGN PARAMETERS:
For Dimensions L and X see Sheet Type "A"
Pile Data Table in Structures Plans. Concrete Compressive Strength at release of prestressing: 4000 psi minimum
-8"
Uniform compression after prestressing losses: 1000 psi minimum
1’
Pick-up, Storage and Transportation: 0.0 psi tension with 1.5 times pile self weight
Types "B" & "C"
Bottom of Dim. X
Pick-up, Storage and Transportation: Minimum compressive strength f’ci = 4000 psi required.
and Filter Fabric
ENVIRONMENT:
The pile designs are applicable to all Environments.
dgn
SECTION THRU BULKHEAD

PLASTIC FILTER FABRIC:

(Showing Plastic Filter Fabric)
The plastic filter fabric shall extend to the bottom of the "X" dimension.
PILE PICK-UP AND HANDLING:

Grout (Typ.) (See Specifications) Type "A"
Pick-up of pile may be either a single point pick-up or a two point pick-up as shown below.
~
Types "B" & "C"

2’-6"
Two point pick-up for lifting out of forms & two point support for storage & transportation.
Type "A" (Typ.)
Single point pick-up for installation only.
PILE FIT-UP:
90
~
The 2’-6" Sheet Pile dimension is nominal. This dimension may be shortened by the Manufacturer up to b" to
allow for Sheet Pile fit-up in its final position. Minimum Sheet Pile width is 2’-5b". No changes shall be made
to the tongues or grooves.
Type "A"
Type "A"
Type "C" Type "A" Type "B"
Starter Pile Plastic Filter Fabric
DETAIL "A"
(Cap and Anchoring System Not Shown)
(Section Taken Above Dimension X)
NOTE: Detail "A" shows a Part-Plan View of an assumed bulkhead.

See Bulkhead plans for actual Plan View.
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Starter Pile
2 Point Pick-up, Tie Down and Support Points Single Point
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(Section Taken Below Dimension X) PILE STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT DETAILS
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L
BAR BENDING DIAGRAMS
4" (Typ.)
11" X
(Typ.)
Slope only on the tongue side
10"
DIMENSION A
(Typ.)
A Prestressed
2 ~ Bars A B S1 1’-11 "
Strands
M in. Lap)
S2 1’-9b "
-3"
S3 2’-2"
)
11"
Typ.
Pick-up Strand(S)
A
1’
Varies S4 1’-6 "
(
1
Bars Bars
(
S5 1’-10 "
’-
0
S1 S2
"
S6 11"
45
"
Bar S5 S7 1’-7 "
-0
Bar S4
BAR A
1’
DIMENSION B
T=10 in. 4"
B B T=12 in. 6"
7"
B
A 2-PIECE 1-PIECE
BAR S
4b " 6 sp. @ 4" Spaced at 1’-0" Maximum 6 sp. @ 4" 3 " Spacing for
Bars S
NOTES:
TYPICAL PILE 1. Intermediate Prestress Strands not shown in Elevations and Sections.
2. All bar dimensions are out-to-out.
SHEET PILE DIMENSIONS
L 3. Bars A are #5 and Bars S are #4.
T(in.) 10 12 4. At the Contractor’s option Bars S may be fabricated as a two piece bar
Y(in.) » » as shown in the Bar Bending Diagram.
dgn
11" X
Z(in.) 3 4 5. The Contractor may use Deformed Welded Wire Reinforcement conforming to
(Typ.) specification ASTM A497 in lieu of Bars A and Bars S if the wire size and
spacing provide the same area of reinforcing steel per foot as the Bars shown.
10"
6. For Dimensions L and X see Sheet Pile Data Table in Structures Plans.
(Typ.)
C Prestressed
2" Cover
2" Cover
2 ~ Bars A B T T T
2" Cover
Strands
See Detail "D" See Detail "E" See Detail "D"
2 "
11"
2 "
)
Typ.
Pick-up
Strand(S)
(
Bars Bars
S3 S2 Bars A Bars A
Strands)
Strands)
Strands)
D
D
"
-6"
-6"
Bar S7
n sp. @
n sp. @
n sp. @
Bars S1 Bars S2 Bars S3
-6"
-0
2’
2’
Bar S6 3" Cover 3" Cover 3" Cover
1’
2’
(
(
(
(Typ.) (Typ.) (Typ.)
Bars A
2 "
Cover
7"
Cover
2 ~ Bars A
Cover
B
C
2"
2"
2"
4b " 6 sp. @ 4" Spaced at 1’-0" Maximum 6 sp. @ 4" 3 " Spacing for
SECTION A-A SECTION B-B SECTION C-C
Bars S
STARTER PILE Y 3 " Y Z 4" Z

C:
b" 2 " b" b" 3" b"

Wall STRAND DIA. MAXIMUM D TOTAL # OF SECTION * STRESS
n
Thickness (in.) L (in.) STRANDS MODULUS (in.‡) (psi)
rd960rh
T=10 in. 0.5 28’-0" 6 3 14 500 1150
2"
0.6 27’-0" 4 5 10 500 1160
2 "
T=12 in. 0.5 31’-0" 7 2 16 720 1100
49 AM
0.6 30’-0" 5 4 12 720 1160

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9:
* Unit Prestress after losses.

DETAIL "D" DETAIL "E"
(Typical Tongue) (Typical Groove)
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TYPE "A" STANDARD SECTION

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L
See Detail "D"
11" Slope is to Slope only on tongue side

this point 11" 2’-2" X 7"
C Bars A3 B
T Bars A2 Bars A1 Bars A2
A Bars A1
Bars A2
Bars A1
Bars A3 Bars A3
1’
Bars A3 Bars A3
-3
Bars S3
Bars A4 Bars A4
"
S2 S1 Bars A4 Bars A4
Bars S1 Bars S2
Bars A4 Bars A4
4"
Pick-up Strand(s)
Bars A4 Bars A4
Bars S4 Bars A4 Bars A4
Bars A4 Bars A4
"
-3
3" Cover (Typ.) 3" Cover

1’
(Typ.)
SECTION A-A SECTION B-B

T
C B Bars A4 A
10" T
bT
VIEW C-C bT
Y
4 " 6 sp. @ 4" Spaced @ 1’-0" Maximum 6 sp. @ 4" 3 " Spacing for
» ¿
Bars S b"
Y
ELEVATION 2
2"
"
(TYPE "B" PILE) b"
r
2"
ve
Co
dgn
BAR BENDING DIAGRAMS

Bars A2 Bars S
STIRRUP DIMENSIONS (T = 10") STIRRUP DIMENSIONS (T = 12")
BAR MARK R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 BAR MARK R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8

SHEET PILE DIMENSIONS
1’-6b " 2b " 5b " 4 " 10" 3b " Bars A1 or A4
S1 11 " 9 " 5" 4 " S1 11b " 1’-6" 7" 4 " 5 " 6"
T (in.) 10 12
S2 1’-1b " 9 " 1’-8 " 2b " 4b " 5b " 5 " 4 " S2 1’-1 " 10" 1’-8 " 3b " 6b " 5 " 5 " 6"
2
30 30
Y (in.) 3 4
Co
2"
S3 11 " 8" 1’-6" 1 " 5" 4b " 4b " 5" S3 11b " »¿ 1’-5 " 2" 4 " 4b " 7 "
"
7"
ve
Z (in.) 3 4
1 "
r
S4 11 " 4 " 1’-1 " 5" 3 " 2b " 6 " S4 11b " 4" 1’-1 " 2 " 7" 3 " 2b " 8 "
S1 11b " 8" 1’-4" 4" 5b " 6b " 8" 4" S1 1’-0" 8b " 1’-3 " 5 " 7b " 6 " 8b " 5 " b"
1’-5 " 4" 8" 4" S2 8b " 5 " 3"

S2 1’-1 " 8" 4b " 7b " 1’-2 " 1’-5b " 6b " 7 " 8b " 5 "
b" Z
45 45
S3 11b " 6 " 1’-4" 2 " 5b " 6 " 6 " 5b " S3 1’-0" 7" 1’-4" 3" 7b " 6 " 7" 7 " 4"
Z bT
S4 11b " 3b " 1’-0" 3" 5b " 5" 3b " 7" S4 1’-0" 3b " 11 " 3 " 7b " 5" 3b " 9"
bT
S1 1’-0" 6" 1’-0 " 5 " 6" 7 " 10 " 3" S1 1’-0b " 6 " 11 " 7" 8" 6 " 10 " 4" T
S2 1’-2" 6" 1’-2 " 5 " 4 " 8 " 10b " 3" S2 1’-2 " 6 " 1’-2" 7" 6 " 8" 10 " 4"
60 60
S3 1’-0" 4 " 1’-1b " 3 " 6" 8" 8 " 5 " S3 1’-0b " 5" 1’-1b " 4" 8" 8" 9" 7"
DETAIL "D"
S4 1’-0" 2b " 10" 4b " 6" 5 " 4" 7b " S4 1’-0b " 2b " 9b " 5b " 8" 5b " 4 " 9 "
NOTES:
1. This drawing includes details for precast concrete corner piles for 10"
C:
)
Typ.
and 12" thick sheet pile systems. The details apply equally to both thicknesses.
Typ.
R5 R6 R5 R6
4"
R5 R6
4"
2. The bar configurations shown in Sections A-A and B-B shall be used for
(
angles between 15 and 75. For angles not shown, the reinforcing bar
dimensions may be interpolated or extrapolated from the stirrup dimensions shown.
rd960rh
R1
R1
3. All bar dimensions are out-to-out.

R1
Varies
R3
R3
4. Bars A are #8 and Bars S are #4.

R3
5. Values for Stirrup Dimensions are shown for equal to 30, 45 & 60 only.
6. At the Contractor’s option Bars S may be fabricated as a 2 piece bar with
R2
50 AM
R2
R2
a minimum lap length of 1’-6", as shown in Bar Bending Diagrams.

45
R4
7. If Type "B" pile is used as a Starter Pile show tongue on both sides of pile
R4
34:
1
’-
R4
9:
0
" from Dim. X down. Show dimensions for Bars S2, S3 & S4 in shop drawings.
R7 R8 R7 R8 8. If tongue must be on the opposite side from that shown all dimensions and Bars A,
R7 R8 BAR A2
S2, S3 and S4 will be the same but opposite hand.
12/30/2011
9. For Dimensions L, X and Angle , see Sheet Pile Data Table in Structures Plans.
1 - PIECE 2 - PIECE BARS S3 & S4
BARS S1 & S2 TYPE "B" - VARIABLE ANGLE CORNER PILE
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L
For 10" Pile
For 12" Pile

1’-4" 10 " 2’-2" X
This A4 bar ends See
T
here if T=12"
)
Section C-C
Typ.
Bars A1 See Section C-C
C B 2 ~ Bars A2
2"
10" T S2 T
D Bar A4 A
(
Bars S3 (Typ.) Bars A1 3" Cover
* Bar A4 * Bar A4
Bars S1 Bar A5
Bar A5
-8"
-9"
Bars S5 Bars A2
-8"
-9"
** Bar A4
** Bar A4
1’
1’
Bars S4 Bar A6
1’
1’
T
T
Pick-up Bar A6
Strand(s)
Bars A5 Bars A3 7" Bars A3 Bars A3

3" 2" (Typ.)
1’-8" D A
(Typ.) C B 3" Cover
For 10" Pile
For 12" Pile
1’-9"
Bars S2 Bars S1
1’-8" For 10" Pile
END VIEW 1’-9" For 12" Pile

4" 6 sp. @ 4" Spaced @ 1’-0" Maximum 6 sp. @ 4" 3 " Spacing for
SECTION A-A SECTION B-B
Bars S
ELEVATION
(TYPE "C" PILE) * This Bar A4 shall be 1’-2" shorter than other A4 bars for T = 12".
Bars A2
** This Bar A4 (not shown in elevation) is included only if T = 12".
Bar A4 BAR BENDING DIAGRAMS

Bar S2
3 "
dgn
Y Y
Bar S3 R2 R3
Bar A5 STIRRUP DIMENSIONS
b" 2 " b"
R2
Bar S4 T (in.) BAR MARK R1 R2 R3
Bars
Bar S5 S1 7" 5 " 7"
R1
A3
2"
2"
4"
S2 7" 8" 4 "
10 S3 6 " 7 " 4 "

Bar A6
4"
*Bar A4 S4 5b " 6b " 4 "
S5 4 " 5 " 4 "
4b "A2 & A6
Bar A5 Bars A2 90 STIRRUPS S
-3"
-3"
S1 9" 4 " 9"

1’
1’
** Bar A4
2b " A4
0" A5
3b "A3
S2 9" 7" 6 "
SECTION D-D (T=10") 1’-2" Varies
b"
Bars A3
12 S3 8 " 6 "
Z
6 "
Bars S2
Bars A2
Bar A6 S4 7b " 5b " 6 "
45
4"
3"
T
1
S5 6 " 4 " 6 " - (Bars A2 only)
’
0
"
5"
6"
BARS A
b"
Bar A4
Bar S2
Z
For 10" Pile
For 12" Pile
Bar S3
Bar A5
»¿ Bul Note: All Bar dimensions are out-to-out.
2 " SHEET PILE DIMENSIONS
C:
For 10" Pile 1’-3" 5" Bar S4 T (in.) 10 12 NOTES:

For 12" Pile 1’-3" 6" Bar A4 Bar S5 1. All bar dimensions are out-to-out.
Bars
Y (in.) 3 4
2. Bars A are #8 and Bars S are #4.
A3
Z (in.) 3 4 3. This drawing includes information for precast Corner Piles for 10" and 12"
rd960rh
thick Sheet Pile systems. The details apply to both thicknesses but the bar
SECTION C-C (T=10" or 12") Bar A6
configurations change slightly according to the thickness values used.
4. If Type "C" pile is used as a Starter Pile show tongue on both sides of
pile from Dim. X down. Show dimensions for Bars S2, S3, S4 & S5 in
51 AM
shop drawings.
5. If tongue must be on opposite side (Groove Side) from that shown,
34:
all dimensions and reinforcement shall follow the corresponding Tongue

9:
or Groove side.
SECTION D-D (T=12") 6. For Dimensions L and X see Sheet Pile Data Table in Structures Plans.
12/30/2011
TYPE "C" - RIGHT ANGLE CORNER PILE

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NO. NO.
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» b " Open Joint
Dim. A
0"Mi n)
.
» b " Open Joint 1
l (0-
’
"Typc
ia
0-
’0
Spacn
ig~ 3
nJon
it Bars 4B (follows top of * 2" Min. Cover (Typ.)
b"Ope
Top of C-I-P Retaining Wall Panel) (Typ.) ** 3" Min. Cover (Typ.) Drainage Ditch when
Bars 4A (follows Coping required (See Wall Control
Bars 4U1 @ 1’-6" Max. Slope of C-I-P Bars 4U1
Drawings for details)
sp. (lap with Dowel Coping)
A
" Chamfer Bars 4A
Bars 4D) (Typ.) (Typ.)
Varies
Dowel Bars 4D (1’-3" Max.,

2" Min.)
-0"
(Typ.) (See
2’
Note 2)
Bars 4B shown as ( )
Top of Retaining
Wall Panel (Typ.) Dowel Bars 4D
(See Note 2)
6"
Clearance
Bottom of Varies
C-I-P Coping Retaining Wall Panel
Retaining Wall (See Wall Company
Panels (Typ.) Drawings for Details)
Smooth or Textured Face of Panel
A
PRECAST AND C-I-P COPING NOTES:

1. Provide Class II concrete for slightly aggressive environments
SECTION A-A
dgn
or Class IV for moderately or extremely aggressive environments.

C-I-P COPING - PARTIAL ELEVATION VIEW
C-I-P COPING Panel width

2. Dowel Bars 4D extend 1’-0" above the top of retaining
Dim. A
+ 6"
wall panel. Field cut as necessary to maintain 2" minimum
Panel width
cover. See Wall Company Drawings for number and spacing
Dim. B
+ 1’-0" Min.
of Dowel Bars 4D.
3. Payment for Dowel Bars 4D, Buildup Concrete and Coping will
be made under Retaining Wall System (Permanent).
» b " Open Joint Dim. B
* 2" Min. Cover (Typ.)

» b " Open Joint Drainage Ditch when
n.) Top of Retaining ** 3" Min. Cover (Typ.)
5
g(’-0"Mi required (See Wall
stCopn
i
alPreca Wall Panel (Typ.)
0"Typc
i Control Drawings
10-
’
Top of C-I-P * For Slightly and Moderately Bars 4U2
Bars 4A for details)
2" Cover
Buildup Concrete Aggressive environments
(Typ.)
B
)
" Chamfer (Typ.)

-0" M ax.
Top of Precast
Coping ** For Extremely Aggressive
Varies
environments.
2" Cover
1’
Min.
(
-0"
2’
-3"
C-I-P Buildup Concrete
1’
(1’-0" Max.)
Provide 3b " x 3b " preservative

treated timber blocking @ 5’ Max.
Bars 4U2 @ Spacing for gaps > 1"
C:
1’-4" sp. (Typ.)

Varies (1’-3" Max., Dowel Bars 4D
Bars 4A
Clearance "
2" Min.) (See Note 2)
Dowel Bars 4D (Typ.) Varies
Bottom of " Std.
(See Note 1) 6" 6"
rd960rh
Precast Coping (
b " Min. ~ 2b " Max.)
Min. Min.
Retaining Wall
Retaining Wall Panel
Panels (Typ.)
Smooth or Textured Face of Panel (See Wall Company
B
Drawings for Details)

52 AM
34:
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SECTION B-B
PRECAST COPING - PARTIAL ELEVATION VIEW PRECAST COPING
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NO. NO.
MSE WALL COPING (PRECAST OR C-I-P)
01/01/12 FY 2012/2013 6100 1
REINFORCING STEEL BENDING DIAGRAMS - PRECAST AND C-I-P COPINGS Dim. B
BILL OF REINFORCING STEEL REINFORCING STEEL NOTES: * 2" Min. Cover (Typ.)
1. All bar dimensions in the bending diagrams are out to out. ** 3" Min. Cover (Typ.) Drainage Ditch when
LENGTH LENGTH 2. All reinforcing steel at the open joints will have a 2" minimum cover. required (See Wall
MARK SIZE
* S or M * E 3. Bars 4A may be continuous or spliced at the construction joints. Lap splices for Bars 4A will Bars 4U2 Control Drawings
Bars 4A
be a minimum of 1’-8". for details)
3
A 4 AS REQD. AS REQD. 4" Chamfer (Typ.) (Typ.)
4. The Contractor may use Welded Wire Reinforcement when approved by the Engineer. Welded Wire
Reinforcement will conform to ASTM A 497.
B 4 AS REQD. AS REQD.
Recess Varies
Varies
D 4 2’-0" 2’-0" * S = Slightly Aggressive (1’-3" Max., 2" Min.)
-0"
M = Moderately Aggressive
U1 4 Panel width + 4" Panel width + 3" E = Extremely Aggressive
2’
** 6" M in.
* 8" M in.
U2 4 Panel width + 8" Panel width + 6"
Varies Varies Dowel Bars 4D
(See Note 2, Sheet 1)
U3 4 Panel width + 4" Panel width + 3"
Varies
Ground
4A Length as Required
Line 6" 6"
-6"
-6"
-0"
-8"
-8"
Min.
** 1’
** 1’
2’
-0" M in.
* 1’
* 1’
4B Length as Required (Match
Precast
Field cut as
Dimensions)
2’
required to maintain
2" minimum cover Retaining Wall Panel
BARS 4A & 4B DOWEL BAR 4D BAR 4U1 BAR 4U2 BAR 4U3 Leveling Pad for (See Wall Company
MSE Wall Shown Drawings for Details)
C-I-P COPING USED WITH PRECAST COPING
Note: When precast coping units do not fit the entire length of the retaining
wall, use this similar C-I-P coping for short portions between precast
dgn
coping units. This C-I-P coping may also be used for vertical copings.
Dim. C
* For Slightly and Moderately
Aggressive environments
Top of Coping
Top of Retaining
* 2" Cover (Top & Sides)
Wall End Panel ** For Extremely Aggressive
** 3" Cover (Top & Sides)
environments.
C 3
Begin or End 4" Chamfer (Typ.)
Bars 4A (follows Slope
Bars 4B
Spacing
Retaining Wall
of C-I-P Coping Enclosure)
Bars 4B (Horizontal) (Field

cut as required to maintain Panel width
minimum cover) Bars 4A (Typ.) Dim. B
+ 1’-0" Min.
Panel width
Bottom of Coping Dim. C
+ 6"
-6" M ax.
Eq. sp. @
Varies
Retaining Wall End Panel
Edge of C-I-P Bars 4B shown
(See Wall Company
1’
Coping Enclosure as ( ) (Typ.)
Drawings for details)
Bars 4U3
-0" M in.
Bars 4U3 @ 1’-6"
C:
Edge of Retaining
Max. sp. (Typ.)
Wall End Panel
6"
2’
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412"
Bars 4B (Horizontal) C
4" Cover Leveling Pad for
(Bottom) MSE Wall Shown
53 AM
3" Min. Overlap
Varies SECTION C-C

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9:
C-I-P COPING ENCLOSURE DETAIL

12/30/2011
REVISIO N

NO. NO.
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01/01/12 FY 2012/2013 6100 2
1" Dowel Load Transfer
Devices (See Typical Sections Top of
Bars 5C @ 8" sp. Expansion Joint (See
for details) Junction Slab b" V-Groove (See 2" Cover (tie to Bars 4A) "Expansion Joint Detail" 1" Dowel Load
Bars 5B2 Bars 4A @
4 ~ Bars 5F Note 7 & Detail "A") Sides (Typ.) (Typ.) this sheet and Detail "A") Transfer Devices
4" (Typ.)
(Top of Slab)
Approved metal (Required only
or fiber cap when Junction
Slab is skewed)
Bottom of "
Lap Splice
Junction Slab
-0" M in.
3"
" Preformed Expansion Approach Slab 3s
p.
@
(See Note 12) 6"
Joint Filler
2’
Gutter Line
1’-0" 1’-0"
»¿ Expansion
Bars 4L @ 8" sp.
(Typ.)
EXPANSION JOINT DETAIL
(Junction Slab expansion joints are to coincide Field cut reinforcing as required Bars 5V2 (Typ.) Coping
" Open Joint Bars 5S Bars 5B1
with " open joints in Traffic Railing) 3" to maintain minimum cover (Typ.)
in Precast Coping
Spacing Bars 5V2 8" Spacing (Typ.) (See Note 1 & 9)
CROSS REFERENCE: For Detail "A", see Sheet 2. 2" Cover @
2" Cover @ Expansion Joints
b " V-Groove Spacing 30’-0" Max. (See Note 7)
Open Joints
dgn
» " Open Joint in Precast

Begin or End Retaining Wall »¿˘" Expansion Joint Spacing ~ 30’-0" Min., 90’-0" Max. (See Not
Coping and C-I-P Traffic

and Precast or C-I-P Coping
Railing to coincide with "
" Open Joint PARTIAL PLAN VIEW FOR F-SHAPE TRAFFIC RAILING Expansion Joint in Junction
Slab.
(Skewed Approach Slab Shown, Perpendicular Approach Slab Similar)
(Precast Coping Shown, C-I-P Coping Similar) (Traffic Railing not Shown for Clarity)
JUNCTION SLAB NOTES: ny(

l 5-
’0"Min)
.
»¿ ˘" Open Jo ecastCo pn
igO
10-
’0"Typc
ial Pr
1. APPLICATIONS: This junction slab is only applicable for a TL-4 crash test rating. Precast Coping and Seci
tons*
l
iing & Copn
ig
Top of ecastTraffc Ra
i
For TL-5 crash test rating increase Expansion Joint Spacing to 60’-0" minimum and provide Bars 5C at 6" max. Precast Traffic Railing 12-
’0"Minmu
i m Pr
Traffic
spacing within 6’-0" of Open Joints for precast coping with the 42" F-Shape Traffic Railing.
Railing Top of Precast Coping
2. CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS: Construct the Junction Slab level transversely and expansion joints plumb;
do not construct the junction slab or C-I-P coping perpendicular to the roadway surface. Slip forming of Coping
Traffic Railing
and/or junction slab is not permitted. Mortar Plug
Varies
3. Provide Class II concrete for slightly aggressive environments or Class IV for moderate or extremely (See Note 5)
2" Cover M in.

Top of C-I-P
aggressive environments.
Buildup Concrete
4. Dowel Load Transfer Devices will be ASTM A 36 smooth round bar and hot-dip
)
9" M ax.
galvanized in accordance with Specification Section 962. Install Dowel Load Transfer Devices in accordance
Top of Retaining
Varies
with Specification Section 350.
Wall Panel (Typ.)
3"
»¿5. Construct ˘" Expansion Joints in junction slabs and C-I-P copings plumb and perpendicular or radial to
Gutter Line. Provide at 90’-0" maximum intervals as shown. Provide 3"x3" Mortar plugs in open joints at the
Precast
Coping
-3"
base of traffic railings to contain runoff.
6. Provide and install Preformed Expansion Joint Filler in accordance with Specification Section 932.
2’
7. Construct b" V-Grooves in junction slabs and C-I-P copings plumb and provide at 30’-0" maximum intervals as
C:
»¿ shown. Space V-Grooves equally between ˘" Expansion Joints and/or Begin or End Junction Slab. V-Gr
locations are to coincide with V-Groove locations in the Traffic Railing.
8. Shoulder or Roadway Pavement is required on top of the junction slab for its entire length on the traffic Clearance
side of the Traffic Railing. See Typical Sections on Sheet Nos. 2 and 3 for details. Varies
rd960rh
9. Spacing shown is along the Gutter Line. Bottom of Dowels 4D (Typ.)

10. On MSE Walls provide, Dowel Bars 4D and extend to 7" above the top of retaining wall panel. Field cut as Precast Coping (See Note 9)
necessary to maintain 2" minimum cover to the top of the buildup concrete. See Wall Company Drawings for
number and spacing of Dowel Bars 4D.
53 AM
11. Work this Index with the following: Retaining Wall (MSE Shown,
Index No. 420 - Traffic Railing - (32" F-Shape) Other Types Similar) (Typ.)
34:
Index No. 425 - Traffic Railing - (42" F-Shape). PARTIAL ELEVATION VIEW
9:
12. The following Indexes contain details of the intersection of the retaining wall at approach slabs:
(Precast Coping and Junction Slab Reinforcing not Shown for Clarity) * C-I-P End Section must
Index No. 20900 - Approach Slabs (Flexible Pavement Approaches)
(Precast Coping Shown, C-I-P Coping Similar) be = 12’-0".
12/30/2011
Index No. 20910 - Approach Slabs (Rigid Pavement Approaches)

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REVISION FDOT DESIGN STANDARDS WALL COPING WITH TRAFFIC RAILING/JUNCTION NO. NO.
01/01/12 FY 2012/2013 SLAB 6110 1

1
6’-6 2"
1’-2b " (32" F-Shape) 3 1

5’-0" 5" 8 4" 2 2"
1’-5" (42" F-Shape)
Cover
(C-I-P Junction Slab)
»¿
Bars 4N @ 8" sp.
2"
Top of Precast Coping »¿1˘" C-I-P F-Sh (Tied to Bars 5P)
312"
»¿3˘" Precast 32" F-S
Traffic Bars 5P
-0"
4 "
Railing
714"
@ 8" sp.
Precast Traffic Railing

Min. Embed. (32" F-Shape)
1’
Bars 5C @ 8" sp.
-0" M in. Length)

Min. Embed. (42" F-Shape) Bars 5S
-10"
Bars 5S (Field Bent) Coping (Tied to alternate Bars 4A)
(Typ.)
312"
1’
6"
8"
1" Dowel Load 2"Co
-8"
Bars 5V Construction ver
114"
Transfer Devices at
2’
(Rotated) Joint Permitted
3" 4 2"
214"
expansion joints (Typ.)
for C-I-P 10 114"
1
"R
Bars 4A @ 4" sp. Sections*
12’
End Stirrup Bar 5V Shoulder or Roadway
Precast Coping 2" Cover (Top) Bars 5V2
7"
(Bars 5V2 may be Pavement (Full depth
4"
@ 8" sp. 3
(
3 4"
8"
substituted) asphalt or See Note 3) Sl
ope Vari
es Top of
3
1
(
Se Coping
3"
e Note1)
Bars 5S
PARTIAL END VIEW OF TRAFFIC RAILING END
3
TRANSITION FOR GUARDRAIL ATTACHMENT
4"
3 4"
812"
Precast Coping)
(Showing Bars 5V and Bars 5S) (See Note 2)
-0"
2" Cover
(Precast Coping Shown, C-I-P Coping Similar)
1’
-0"
6"
-3"
1’
NOTE: See Index No. 420 and Index No. 425, Detail "A" for details. 3" Cover
6"
Bars 4L @ 8" sp.
2’
-114"
6"
Utility Conduit
(
permitted
Bars 5B2 @ 1’-0" sp. (Typ.)
1’
dgn
» ¿
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES FOR PRECAST COPING Slope Permitted See Note 7
Two Layers 30Lb. Roofing Felt

ITEM UNIT QUANTITY Varies (2" min.)
2" Min. Cover
Spacing Bars 5B1
Optional widening & extension for Precast Coping (See Note 6) 514"
Concrete (Precast Coping Only) CY/LF 0.079
Retaining Wall (Type Varies)
Dowel Bars 4D (MSE Walls only)

Concrete (Precast Barrier & Coping) CY/LF 0.165 6"
Spacing 1" 1’-3" 3 sp. @ 1’-0" = 3’-0" Spacing 6"

C-I-P Buildup Concrete
Concrete (C-I-P Junction Slab) CY/LF 0.185 Dowels Bars 5S
»¿ » (MSE Walls only)
b" Min. ~ 2b" Max. Gap Smooth or Textured
Reinforcing Steel (Precast Coping & Traffic
LB/LF 52.67 Face of Wall
Railing) 3" 4 sp. @ 1’-0" = 4’-0" (5B2) 2 sp. @ 1’-0"– (5B1) 3"
Spacing
Bars 5B
Reinforcing Steel (C-I-P Junction Slab) (Typ.) LB/LF 12.52
TYPICAL SECTION THRU PRECAST* 32" F-SHAPE
Additional Reinf. @ Expansion Joints LB 21.36 TRAFFIC RAILING AND COPING WITH C-I-P JUNCTION SLAB
* C-I-P Traffic Railing and Coping Sections using precast dimensions

(The above concrete quantities are based on a max. superelevation of 6.25%
and reinforcement are permitted at End Sections, Drainage Inlets and
and a 32" F-Shape Traffic Railing.
Light Pole Pedestals if slip forming is not used.
NOTES:
1. Match Cross Slope of Travel Lane or Shoulder.

»¿2. The 3˘" dimension corresponds to a maximum superelevation of 6.
C:
For steeper superelevations increase this dimension to match roadway

superelevation.
b " V-Groove (Typ.) b " V-Groove (Typ.)
3. For Rigid Pavement (Concrete), Junction Slab may be thickened to match
finish grade.
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4. Minimum length of Junction Slab between expansion joints is 30’-0".

5. At the Contractor’s option, mechanical couplers may be used to splice
»¿˘" Preformed Expan »¿˘" Preformed Expan
Joint Filler Joint Filler reinforcing. Complete details, including reinforcement lengths are required
in the Shop Drawings. Provide mechanical couplers in accordance with
Specification Section 415. Mechanical couplers shall develop 125% of the bar
55 AM
yield strength.
C-I-P COPING
34:
6. Contractor to maintain stability of precast coping/traffic railing prior to

9:
PRECAST COPING junction slab completion. In the Shop Drawings, show reinforcement for
optional extension required for stability, shipping and handling. Maintain
DETAIL "A" 2" minimum concrete cover.
12/30/2011
7. Angle varies ~ 0 min., 20 max.

(Showing Locations of b " V-Grooves and " Preformed Expansion Joint Filler)
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REINFORCING STEEL BENDING DIAGRAMS 6’-6b" (32" F-Shape)
3’-9"
6’-9" (42" F-Shape) »¿
5’-0" 5" 1034" b" (32" F-Shape)
8"
LENGTH (C-I-P Junction Slab) »¿1’- (42" F-Shape)
Cover
»¿
Spacing Bars 5S (32" F-Shape)
MARK SIZE PRECAST COPING
2"
Shoulder or Roadway
COPING & Spacing Bars 8S1 (42" F-Shape)
BARS 4L Pavement (Full depth
3b "
3b "
32" F-SHAPE C-I-P Precast
asphalt or See Note 3)
32" F-Shape)
42" F-Shape)
6 " (32" F-Shape) Bars 5P
-0"
A 4 5’-7" 8’-0" 5’-7"
(42" F-Shape) @ 8" sp.
8b "
8b "
9"
1’
Optional Bar 5C @ 8" sp.

3"
32" F-Shape)
42" F-Shape)
(32" F-Shape)
-0" M in. Length)

B1 5 11’-6" N/A 9’-6" for Precast Coping Bars 5S
(42" F-Shape) »¿
or 8S1 (Typ.)
B2 5 AS REQD. AS REQD. AS REQD.
1" Dowel Load
2" 3 4"
» ¿
3"Co
-10" (
ve
-8" (
r
114"
1
Transfer Devices at
C 5 4’-8" N/A 4’-8"
expansion joints (Typ.)
3b " 9"
2’
114"
1’
10
32" F-Shape)
42" F-Shape)
-8" (
-6" (
Construction "R
3" 4
F 5 4’-8" 4’-8" 4’-8"
Bars 4A @ 4" sp. Joint Reqd.
30’
2’
3’
L 4 4’-5" 4’-5" 4’-5" 2" Cover (Top)
Bars 5V2
7"
(
@ 8" sp.
134"
8"
8"
N 4 2’-6" N/A N/A Sl
ope Vari
es
Top of
134"
3"
(
See Note1)
-5" (
-3" (
Bars 5S Coping
P 5 5’-7" 5’-7" 5’-7"
C-I-P or Precast Coping)

» ¿
2’
3’
4"
S 5 11’-6" AS REQD. 9’-6"
4"
3
2" Cover
3
-0"
8
S1 8 N/A AS REQD. 9’-6" See Note 7
1’
-0"
V2 5 5’-10" 5’-10" 5’-10"
-3"
6"
1’
3" Cover
6"
1
52"
2’
Smooth
1" Dowel 2’-0" 2’-0" 2’-0"
"
Bar Bars 4L @ 8" sp.
Varies
1’-
6"
1˘
STIRRUP BAR 5P
dgn
)
Two layers 30Lb. Roofing Felt
2" m in.
(1’-
Bars 5B2 @ 1’-0" sp. (Typ.)
»¿
9’-6" (Precast Coping only),
5b "
5B1 11’-6" (Precast Traffic Railing)
»¿
Expanded Polystyrene (b" Side) (for C-I-P only)
(
5B2 Length as Required
Optional widening & extension for Precast Coping (See Note 6)
5C Precast Coping ~ 4’-8" (See Note 7) Contractor’s
Retaining Wall (Type Varies)
option Spacing 6" 512" (C-I-P) Spacing Bars
"
9
Bars 5S 5B1 ~ Precast,
6" 514" (Precast)
5F 4’-8"
2’-0" Spacing 1" 1’-3" 3 sp. @ 1’-0" = 3’-0" 5B2 ~ C-I-P Coping
)
45
F
Precast Coping, ~ 11’-6" (with Dowels

Smooth or Texture
)
"
F
2
5S 32" F-Shape), 9’-6" (Coping Only)
32" F-Shape)
42" F-Shape)
Face of Wall
(3
"
2
Spacing 3" 4 sp. @ 1’-0" = 4’-0" 2 sp. @ 1’-0"– 3"

"
(4
8S1 C-I-P Coping ~ Length as Required

-2
"
’
Bars 5B2
-5
1
Construction Joint Permitted

1
1" DOWEL TYPICAL SECTION THRU C-I-P TRAFFIC RAILING Optional Keyway
WITH C-I-P JUNCTION SLAB AND C-I-P COPING
BARS 5B, 5C, 5F & 5S 5" Buildup for
-8b " (
-1b " ( (PRECAST COPING SIMILAR WITH C-I-P BUILDUP)

stepped MSE
5430’
ping~
ecastCo Wall Panels
Pr
1"
5& 6)
M ax.
412"
-1b "
2’
3’
M in.
e Note (0" min.,
Se
6"
9"(
2"
3-
’
" »¿11˘" m
10"
’-2
g ~6 45
1’
P Copn
i
C-I-
Coping
412"
Expanded
-10"
Polystyrene (b")
86 10" (32" F-Shape) 6"

1’
6"
1’-0b" (42" F-Shape) ESTIMATED QUANTITIES FOR C-I-P COPING BUILDUP FOR STEPPED MSE WALL PANELS
C:
BAR 4A STIRRUP BAR 4N NOTES: AND C-I-P COPING

STIRRUP BAR 5V2 1. Match Cross Slope of Travel Lane or Shoulder.
REINFORCING STEEL NOTES:
ITEM UNIT QUANTITY »¿2. The 3˘" dimension corresponds to a maximum superelevatio
1. All bar dimensions in the bending diagrams are out to out.
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6.25%. For steeper superelevations increase this dimension to match

2. All reinforcing steel at expansion and open joints will have a 2" minimum cover.
roadway superelevation.
3. Lap splices for Bars 5B & 5S will be a minimum of 2’-0". Concrete (Traffic Railing not Included) CY/LF 0.264
3. For Rigid Pavement (Concrete), Junction Slab may be thickened to
4. For Precast Copings only, lap splice Bars 4A with Bars 5C. Lap splices will be a minimum of 2’-0".
match finish grade.
5. The Contractor may use either full length Bars 4A or lap splice with Bars 5C at alternate Bars 4A
Reinforcing Steel (Typical) excluding 4. Minimum length of Junction Slab between expansion joints is 30’-0".
LB/LF 30.89
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for C-I-P Copings.

Bars 5V2 and 5S (Typ.) 5. See Index No. 420 & 425 for additional Traffic Railing Details.
6. Dimension shown is for lap splice option. For mechanical coupler option, this dimension is 1’-4b"
34:
6. Contractor to maintain stability of precast coping prior to junction

(32" F-Shape) or 1’-7" (42" F-Shape).
9:
Additional Reinf. @ Expansion Joint LB/LF 21.36 slab completion. In the Shop Drawings, show reinforcement for
7. Dimension shown is for lap splice option. For mechanical coupler option, this dimension is 4’-8".
optional extension required for stability, shipping and handling.
8. The Contractor may use Welded Wire Reinforcement when approved by the Engineer. Welded
Maintain 2" minimum concrete cover.
(The above concrete quantities are based on a max. superelevation
12/30/2011
Wire Reinforcement will conform to ASTM A 497.

7. Angle varies ~ 0 min., 20 max.
of 6.25%, beneath a 32" F-Shape Traffic Railing on an MSE Wall).
F-SHAPE TRAFFIC RAILINGS

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Bars 5C @ 8" sp. b" V-Groove
4 ~ Bars 5F 3" Expansion Joint (See Expansion
2" Cover (Tie to Bars 4A) 4L Bars @ (See Detail "A" 1" Dowel Load
(Top of Slab) 3s
p.
@ Joint Detail & Detail "A")
6" Bars 5B2 Sides (Typ.) (Typ.) 8" sp. (Typ.) & Note 7, Sheet 1) Transfer Devices
(Required only
when Junction
Slab is skewed)
Field cut reinforcement

as required to maintain
minimum concrete
cover (Typ.)
-0" M in.
Lap Splice
Approach Slab
(See Note 12
Sheet 1)
2’
Begin or End Skew Bars 7P1 & Bars 4L @ 8" (Typ.) Bars 7P1 & 4V1 (Typ.) Bars 5B1
Gutter Line Coping Line Bars 7P1 &
Approach Slab 4V1 as required
dgn
Bars 4A @ 4" (Typ.)

4V1 (Typ.)
" Open Jt. 5’-0" End Post Varies 2’-6" (Typ.) 5’-0" Interior Post (Typ.) 2’-6" (Typ.) Varies ~ 5’-0" (Typ.) 5’-0" End Post 5’-0" End Post
(2’-6" Min., 5’-0" Max.) (2’-6" Min., 5’-0" Max.) @ Expansion Joint @ Expansion Joint
2" Cover @
» " Open Joint in Precast
b" V-Groove Spacing ~ 30’-0" Max. (See Note 7, Sheet 1) Open Joints
Coping and C-I-P Traffic
Railing to coincide with "
»¿˘" Expansion Joint Spacing ~ 30’-0" Min., 90’-0" Max. (See Note 5, Shee
Expansion Joint in Junction
Slab.
PLAN VIEW
(Skewed Approach Slab shown, Perpendicular Approach Slab similar) CROSS REFERENCES:
(Precast Coping shown, C-I-P Coping similar) 1. For Detail "A" see Sheet 2.
(Traffic Railing reinforcement not shown, except for Bars 7P1 & 4V1) 2. For "Expansion Joint Detail" see Sheet 1.
3. For "Junction Slab Notes" see Sheet 1.
Bars 5C @ 8" sp. Bars 5C @ 8" sp.
Bars 5B2 (Tie to Bars 4A) (Typ.) (Tie to Bars 4A) (Typ.) Bars 5B2
Guardrail
Gutter Line Gutter Line

4b " Taper
(Typ.)
C:
Face of Curb
Bars 4L (Typ.) Bars 4A (Typ.)

Begin or End
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Retaining Wall
Coping and Bars 7P1 & 4V1 (Typ.) Bars 5B1 Bars 4L Bars 4P5 (Typ.) Bars 7P1 & 4V1 (Typ.) Bars 4R3 (Typ.)
Traffic Railing Bars 4A
3’-0" Taper Varies (12’-6" Min.) 3’-0" Taper Coping Line 2’-6" (Typ.) 5’-0" Interior Post (Typ.) 2’-6" (Typ.) Coping Line
(Inside Face) (Inside Face)

56 AM
PARTIAL PLAN VIEW OF GUARDRAIL TRANSITION AT BEGIN OR END RETAINING WALL PARTIAL PLAN VIEW OF COPING WITH CURB
34:
9:
(Precast Coping shown, C-I-P Coping similar) (Precast Coping shown, C-I-P Coping similar)
(Traffic Railing reinforcement not shown, except for Bars 7P1 & 4V1) (Traffic Railing reinforcement not shown, except for Bars 4P5, 4R3, 7P1 & 4V1)
12/30/2011
CORRAL SHAPE TRAFFIC RAILINGS

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01/01/12 FY 2012/2013 SLAB 6110 4

»¿ Interior Post (C 1
6 4"–
rs4A) Joint permitted in rail) P1 & 4V1
i oa
et t
lernate Ba Spacn
ig Bars7
4 " paced@ 8–(
" T 5sp.
Bars7P1 & 4V1 s 5sp.
11 " 5–
"
5 " @ 4" Curb)
nst
iion @ 4" acn
ig Bars4P5 (
GuardralT
i ra 2sp. Sp
8"
7-
’3 " 6-
’6–
"
u-BoltSpacing –
" 2sp. "
6-
’3" Thr 5 @ 8
Guardrail Thrie Beam 1-
’1b" "
@ 8 Bars 4S3
attachment shown, Shift Bars 4A & 4L to A
W-Beam similar clear precast opening C
Top of C-I-P b" V-Groove Curb (Precast
Traffic Railing rs7 T
P1 (yp)
. permitted for or C-I-P)
D Ba
T
V1 (yp)
. C-I-P Curb
Bars4
Bars 4P5 (Typ.) Bars 4R3
C-I-P
Transition
2’
-3"
re
is A 2-
’6" 2-
’6"
Va p)
.
5-
’0 T
"(y
C n
"Mi., 2-
’6"
Bars 4L (Typ.) per 0
(’-0 st
Bars 4A (Typ.) 3-
’0 "Ta Intero
ir Po
Begin or End 4"
n.) -6"Max)
. Ba
"( rs4L)
D Vare
i 2
s(’-6"Mi
nsd
i e Face) 2’ 4" s 4A) & 14 sp.@ 8
Retaining Wall (I 8sp.@ 4 B
"( ar
2
3-
’0"Taper 8"(Bars 4L)
Coping, and –
" 4" s4A)& 14s p.@
4 8sp.@ 4 Ba
"( r
ce) 2
Traffic Railing I
(nsd
ie Fa "sp. pn
ig
.& Bars4L@ 8 ypc
ialPrecastCo » " Open Joint
Bars4A@ 4"sp 10-
’0"T
4" ranst
iion Copn
ig wih Cu
t rb in Precast Coping
10-
’0"BegnT
i
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ig and Precast Curb
n.)EndTransi
Vare
i 8
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PARTIAL ELEVATION VIEW OF OUTSIDE FACE OF COPING

dgn
(End Transition and Typical Precast Coping with Curb shown, C-I-P Coping similar)
»¿ Interior Post (C
»¿ Expansion Joi Joint permitted in rail)

6 "
Begin/End Approch Slab
5sp.
V1 5sp.
a cn
ig Bars7 P1 & 4
Sp @ 4"
» " Open Joint in 4b" "
P1 & 4V1 ars o
t @ 4 B
Bars7 (Tiea t
lernate b
Coping & Traffic Railing
6sp.@ 8" Ba rs4 Aor4 L )
Top of C-I-P
Traffic Railing A
Bars7 T
P1 (yp)
.
Bars4 T
V1 (yp)
.
Post (Precast or C-I-P)

Top of Precast Coping
Bars 4S3 (Typ.)
Bars 4S3 (Typ.)
Post (Precast or C-I-P) (Typ.)

Bars 4L (Typ.)
Bars 4A (Typ.)
2-
’6"
2-
’6"
5-
’0 T
"(yp)
.
yp)
. 2-
’6"
ies~ 5-
’0"(T st
Var n
I e
t ro
ir Po
C:
5-
’0"End Post
d Post n.,5-
’0"Ma x)
. 4"
5-
’0"En 2
(’-6"Mi Ba
"( rs4L)
p )
. p.Jon
it) 4" A)& 14sp.@ 8
Varies~ 5 -
’0"(Ty T
(ypc
ial@ Ex 8sp.@ 4 Ba
"( rs4
p.Jon
it) 2
2-
’6" T
( ypc
ial@ Ex Ba
"( rs4L)
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. 5-
’0" Max.) s4A)& 14sp.@ 8
2
(’-6"Mi 28sp.@ 4 Ba
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. A 10-
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57 AM
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»¿
CROSS REFERENCES:
34:
1. For Sections A-A, B-B, C-C & D-D, see

PARTIAL ELEVATION VIEW OF OUTSIDE FACE OF COPING
9:
Sheet 6.
(Precast Coping at Expansion Joint and Typical Precast Coping without Curb shown, C-I-P Coping similar)
2. For Junction Slab Notes, see Sheet 1.
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1’-6b"
Coping 1’-6b" 1’-6b"
Gutter Line
Coping Coping
Gutter Line Gutter Line
Index No. 424

Index No. 424 Index No. 424
P. Only
Traffic Railing -
P. Only
Rail)
(Corral Shape) Traffic Railing - Traffic Railing -
4 "
Rail)
(Corral Shape) (Corral Shape)
Bars 7P1 4 "
I.
(
Post & Rail)

C.
(See Note 4) Bars 7P1
I.
(
1b "
P. Only
C.
(See Note 4) 1b " 1b "
I.
C.
P.
Precast
Post)
(
Curb
I.
Bars 4S3
or C.
Const. Bars 4S3 Bars 4P5 (See Note 4)
(See Note 4) See "Curb Joint
Joint Const.
(
(See Note 4)
Sealant Detail"
1’-2" permitted Joint
1’-2" required 1’-2" 3b " 6" Precast
or C.I.P. Curb
Bars 4A
6" Bars 4A Bars 4A
Embed. 6" 6"
Bars 5C Embed. Embed.
Bars 4V1 Bars 5C
Bars 5B2 Bars 4R3
(See Note 4) Bars 5B2 Bars 4V1 Bars 5B2
(See Note 4) (See Note 4)
Bars 4L
Bars 5B1 (Typ.) Bars 4L Bars 4L Const. Joint permitted
See Sheet 2 Bars 5B2 (Typ.)
for Junction Slab and
See Sheet 3 Bars 5B1 (Typ.)
Precast Coping Details
for Junction Slab and See Sheet 2 or 3
C.I.P. Coping Details for Junction Slab

and Coping Details Trim Bars 4P5 as
required to clear
Const. Joint
1’-6b" Min.
dgn
1’-6b" Min.
(See Note 3)
SECTION A-A (See Note 3)

SECTION A-A
(TYPICAL SECTION C.I.P. COPING WITHOUT CURB)
(TYPICAL SECTION PRECAST COPING WITHOUT CURB) SECTION B-B
1’-6b"
1’-6b"
Gutter Line Coping (TYPICAL SECTION WITH CURB)
Coping (Precast Coping Shown, C.I.P. Coping Similar)
Gutter Line
Index No. 424

Traffic Railing -
Index No. 424
(Corral Shape)
Traffic Railing - 7 " 4 "
(Corral Shape)
Transition)
P. Only
Top of Curb
Transition)
4b " 1b "
P. Only
Bars 7P1 Bars 7P1
(See Note 4) (See Note 4)

1b " Low Modulus
I.
Silicone Sealant
I.
C.
C.
(Type A)
(
»¿˘" (T JOINT NOTE:
(
Joint sealant required at

4b" Taper Const. all expansion joints and
4b" Taper Const.
Joint between precast and
Joint
1’-2" required C.I.P. curb openings.
11" required
" Preformed Expansion
Bars 4A Joint Filler (See Detail "A"
Bars 4A
6" Sheet 2)
Embed. 1" Foam
Bars 5C
Bars 5C Bars 4V1 Backer Rod
Bars 5B2
C:
Bars 4V1 2"

Bars 5B2 (See Note 4)
(See Note 4)
Bars 4L Min.
Bars 4L Bars 5B1 (Typ.)
Bars 5B1 (Typ.)
CURB JOINT SEALANT DETAIL
See Sheet 2 or 3 See Sheet 2 or 3
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for Junction Slab for Junction Slab

and Coping Details and Coping Details
NOTES:
1. See Sheets 2 & 3 for Junction Slab and additional Coping details.
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2. Slip Forming of C.I.P. Traffic Railiing is not permitted.

1’-6b" Min.
34:
1’-6b" Min. 3. Actual width varies depending on type of Retaining Wall used.
9:
(See Note 3)
(See Note 3) 4. See Index No. 424 for Traffic Railing details and Bars 7P1, 4P5,
SECTION C-C END VIEW D-D 4R3, 4S3 & 4V1. Bars 5R2 and 5U are not required in Retaining
Wall Coping.
12/30/2011
(TYPICAL SECTION TRANSITION COPING) (TYPICAL SECTION TRANSITION COPING)

(Precast Coping shown, C.I.P. Coping similar) (Precast Coping shown, C.I.P. Coping similar)
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1" Dowel Load Expansion Joint (See
b " V-Groove (See 2" Cover
1" Dowel Load Transfer Bars 5B2 Bars 4C @ 6" sp. (tie Bars "Expansion Joint Detail "
Note 6 & Detail "B") Transfer Devices
Sides (Typ.)
Devices (See Typical Sections 4C to Bars 5A) (Typ.) this sheet and Detail "B")
Top of Raised
for details) Sidewalk
4 ~ Bars 5F
(Top of Slab)
Approved metal (Required only
or fiber cap when Raised
Sidewalk is
skewed)
Lap Splice
-0" M in.
3"
Approach Slab 3s
p.
@
(See Note 10) 6"
Edge of
2’
Precast Coping
Gutter Line
" Bar 5T
Bottom of
Raised Sidewalk
" Preformed Expansion
Bars 5L @ 6" sp.
Joint Filler (tied to alternating
Bars 5T and 5X)
1’-0" 1’-0"
Field cut reinforcing " Open Joint Alternating Bars Coping (Typ.)
Begin or End Retaining Wall as required to maintain Bars 5S in Precast Coping 5T and 5X @ Bars 5B1
»¿ Expansion
& Precast or C-I-P Coping minimum cover (Typ.) 1’-0" sp. (Typ.) Bars 5A @ 6" sp.
2b "
(tied to Bars 5U1) (Typ.)
EXPANSION JOINT DETAIL Spacing Bars 6" Spacing (Typ.) (See Note 7) 2" Cover @ 2" Cover @
5T and 5X Open Joints Expansion Joints

(Raised Sidewalk expansion joints are to coincide
with " open joints in Traffic Railing) b " V-Groove Spacing 30’-0" Max. (See Note 6)
dgn
»¿˘" Expansion Joint Spacing ~ 30’-0" Min., 90’-0" Max. (See Not
»¿ ˘" Open Jo
»¿˘" Open J PARTIAL PLAN VIEW FOR VERTICAL SHAPE TRAFFIC RAILING
Precast Coping and
(Skewed Approach Slab Shown, Perpendicular Approach Slab Similar) C-I-P Traffic Railing
RAISED SIDEWALK NOTES: (Precast Coping Shown, C-I-P Coping Similar) (Traffic Railing not Shown for Clarity) »¿to coincide with
1. APPLICATIONS: This raised sidewalk is only applicable for a TL-4 crash test rating. Expansion Joint in
For TL-5 crash test rating increase Expansion Joint spacing to 60’-0" minimum and increase ecastCopn
ig Raised Sidewalk.
» " Open Joint 10-
’0"Pr
Bars 4C to Bars 5C or provide Bars 4C @ 4" spacing with the 42" Vertical Shape Traffic pn
ig Seci
ton*
in Precast Coping ffc Ra
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iingand Co
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Railing. 12-
’0"Mi
Top of C-I-P
2. CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS: Construct the raised sidewalk level transversely and
Traffic Railing Top of Precast Coping
expansion joints plumb; do not construct the raised sidewalk or C-I-P coping perpendicular
to the roadway surface. Slip forming of coping and/or raised sidewalk is not permitted.
C-I-P Traffic
3. Provide Class II concrete for slightly aggressive environments or Class IV for moderately
or extremely aggressive environments.
2" Cover M in.

Railing
Varies
4. Dowel Load Transfer Devices will be ASTM A 36 smooth round bar Top of recessed
and hot-dip galvanized in accordance with Specification Section 962. Install Dowel Load C-I-P Buildup Concrete
)
-0" M ax.
Transfer Devices in accordance with Specification Section 350.
»¿5. Construct ˘" Expansion Joints in raised sidewalk and C-I-P copings plumb and perpendic
Varies
Top of Retaining
or radial to the Gutter Line. Provide at 90’-0" maximum intervals as shown.
Wall Panel (Typ.)
1’
6. Provide and install Preformed Expansion Joint Filler in accordance with Specification
(
Section 932.
Precast
Coping
-3"
7. Construct b" V-Grooves in raised sidewalk and C-I-P coping plumb and provide at
2’
»¿ 30’-0" maximum intervals as shown. Space V-Grooves equally between ˘" Expan
Joints and/or Begin or End Raised Sidewalk. V-Groove locations are to coincide with
V-Groove locations in the Traffic Railing.
C:
8. Spacing shown is along the Gutter Line.

9. For MSE Walls, provide Dowel Bars 4D and extend 8" above the top of retaining wall panel. Clearance
Field cut as necessary to maintain 2" minimum cover to the top of the buildup concrete. Varies
See Wall Company Drawings for number and spacing of Dowel Bars 4D. Bottom of Dowels 4D (Typ.)
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10. Finish Sidewalks in accordance with Specification Section 522. Precast Coping (See Note 9)
11. Work this Index with the following:

Index No. 422 - Traffic Railing - (42" Vertical Shape)
Index No. 423 - Traffic Railing - (32" Vertical Shape)
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12. The following Indexes contain details of the intersection of the retaining wall at approach
slabs:
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Index No. 20900 - Approach Slabs (Flexible Pavement Approaches)

9:
Retaining Wall (MSE Wall

Index No. 20910 - Approach Slabs (Rigid Pavement Approaches) PARTIAL ELEVATION VIEW
shown, other types similar)
(Precast Coping & Raised Sidewalk Reinforcing not Shown for Clarity)
12/30/2011
CROSS REFERENCE: For Detail "B", see Sheet 2. * C-I-P End Section
must be = 12’-0".
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REVISION FDOT DESIGN STANDARDS WALL COPING WITH TRAFFIC RAILING/RAISED NO. NO.
01/01/12 FY 2012/2013 SIDEWALK 6120 1

1’-3" 42" Vertical Shape 7’-9"
11" 32" Vertical Shape

5’-11" (C-I-P Raised Sidewalk) (See Note 2) 1’-10"
(Shown dashed)
Top of Precast Coping (Precast Coping)
9" 1’-1" 32" Vertical Shape

C-I-P Traffic
4" Taper 7" 1’-3" 42" Vertical Shape
Railing
Bullet Railing (Not required for 42"

Transition Bars 5X Coping
Vertical Shape Pedestrian Railing)
Em bed.
6" M in.
C-I-P or Precast Traffic Railing)

Gutter Line
Bars 5S
Bars 5X @ 1’-0" sp.
-8" ~ 32" Vertical Shape

(Alternate with Bars
(32" Vertical Shape shown)
5T) (See Note 3)
(42" Vertical Shape similar)
Transition
Coping
See Note 2)
Bars 5T
1" Dowel Load
Curb H eight Varies

Precast Coping Top of Precast Coping
Transfer Devices
Bars 5T @ 1’-0" sp.
at Expansion Joints
PARTIAL END VIEW OF TRAFFIC RAILING END Bars 5A @ 6" sp.
Top of Travel 5X) (See Note 3)
)(
Bars 4C @ 6" sp. (lap with Bars 5C)
TRANSITION FOR GUARDRAIL ATTACHMENT Lane or Shoulder
6" M ax.
(lap with Bars 5A) 5"
(Showing Bars 5S, Bars 5T and Bars 5X) Bars 5S
Top of
2’
3’
(See Note 3) 2"
(Precast Coping Shown, C-I-P Coping Similar) Precast Coping Top of
o
Slpe 0
:. /
2 FtFt
See Note 4
(
Coping
(
NOTE: See Index No. 422 and Index No. 423, Railing End Detail for details.
» ¿
-1b "
-3" Precast Coping

1’
M in.
6"
Bars 5B1
6"
3" Cover 2" Min. Cover (Typ.)
dgn
Bars 5B2 @ Bars 5L @ 1’-0" sp.
6"
b " Preformed
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES FOR PRECAST COPING Expansion Joint Filler 1’-0" sp. (Typ.)
» ¿
2’
ITEM UNIT QUANTITY Optional extension for Precast Coping Varies
(2" min.)
Dowel Bars 4D
Concrete (Precast Coping) CY/LF 0.091 (MSE Walls only) C.I.P Buildup Concrete
Spacing
Spacing 5b" 5 sp. @ 1’-0" = 5’-0" (MSE Walls only)
1" Dowels Bars 5B1
Concrete (C-I-P Raised Sidewalk) CY/LF 0.232
Retaining Wall
Reinforcing Steel (Precast Coping) excluding Spacing 5b" 5 sp. @ 1’-0" = 5’-0" (5B2) 6" 2 sp. @ 8" 312" (Type Varies)
LB 22.00 Bars 5B = 1’-4" (5B1)
Bars 5T, 5X and 5S (Typ.)
1
5 4"
Reinforcing Steel (C-I-P Raised Sidewalk) (Typ.) LB/LF 11.92
»
Additional Reinf. @ Expansion Joints LB 32.04 Smooth or Textured

Face of Wall
The above concrete quantities are based on a Type D
TYPICAL SECTION THRU PRECAST COPING WITH C-I-P RAISED SIDEWALK
Concrete Curb (See Note 2).
AND RETAINING WALL AT EXPANSION JOINTS
C:
b " V-Groove (Typ.) b" V-Groove (Typ.) NOTES:

1. Actual width varies depending on type of Retaining Wall used.
2. Match roadway curb shape (Type) and height. See Roadway Plans and Index No. 300. 5’-11" dimension is based
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on a 32" Vertical Shape Traffic Railing with a Type D curb adjacent to a 6’-0" wide sidewalk. Adjust this
»¿˘" Preformed Expans »¿˘" Preformed Expans dimension as required for other curb types or transitions at Begin or End Retaining Wall.
Joint Filler Joint Filler 3. See Index No. 422 and Index No. 423 for Bars 5S, 5T & 5X and Bullet Railing details. Adjust vertical dimension
of Bars 5T and 5X, see Reinforcing Steel Note 5.
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4. Trim end of Bars 5T and 5X to clear construction joint for 42" Vertical Shape Traffic Railing.
5. At the Contractor’s option, mechanical couplers may be used to splice reinforcing. Complete details, including
35:
reinforcement lengths are required in the Shop Drawings. Mechanical couplers shall develop 125% of the bar
9:
yield strength.
PRECAST COPING C-I-P COPING
6. Contractor to maintain stability of precast coping prior to junction slab completion.
DETAIL "B"
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(Showing Locations of b " V-Grooves and " Preformed Expansion Joint Filler)
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01/01/12 FY 2012/2013 SIDEWALK 6120 2

REINFORCING STEEL BENDING DIAGRAMS - RAISED SIDEWALK 7’-9"

6’-8" 1’-1" 32" Vertical Shape
LENGTH 6’-6" 1’-3" 42" Vertical Shape
MARK SIZE PRECAST C-I-P 5B1 Precast Coping ~ 9’-6"

Bullet Railing
COPING/ COPING Precast Traffic Railing/Coping ~ 11’-6"
RAILING 5B2 Length as Required Gutter Line

Bars 5X @ 1’-0" sp.

C-I-P Traffic Railing)

A 5 4’-10" 8’-4" 5C (32" Vertical Shape shown)
Precast Coping ~ 5’-5"
5T) (See Note 2)
(42" Vertical Shape similar)
(See Note 7)
B1 5 9’-6"/11’-6" N/A
Top of C-I-P Coping Coping
See Note 1)
5F 5’-0"
B2 5 AS REQD. AS REQD. (Const. Joint Required)
Curb H eight Varies

C 4 5’-5" N/A Bars 5T @ 1’-0" sp.
BARS 5B1, 5B2, 5C & 5F
F 5 5’-0" 5’-0" 5X) (See Note 2)
Bars 5A @ 6" sp.
)(
2’-0" Top of Travel
6" M ax.
Top of 5"
L 5 4’-5" 4’-5"
(
2’
3’
C-I-P Lane or Shoulder Bars 5S
Bars 5B2 @ 1’-0" sp. (Typ.)
Smooth (See Note 2) 2"
1" Dowel 2’-0" 2’-0" Coping Top of
Steel Bar 0
:. /
2 FtFt
o
Slpe
(
Coping
1" DOWEL
» ¿
-1b "
2" Cover
(Top & Sides)
-3" C-I-P Coping

)
1’
M in.
6"
Precast Coping ~ 3’-9"
6"
(
(See Note 6) 3’-9" 3" Cover
C-I-P Coping ~ 7’-3"
1" Dowel Load Bars 5L @ 1’-0" sp.
6"
Transfer Devices at
dgn
b " Preformed Two Layers 30Lb. Roofing Felt

Expansion Joints (Typ.)

Expansion
2’
8"
-1"
» ¿
Joint Filler Expanded Polystyrene (b" Side)
1’
90
Spacing 5b " 5 sp. @ 1’-0" = 5’-0" Spacing

BAR 5A BAR 5L 1" Dowels Bars 5B2
Retaining Wall
Varies
REINFORCING STEEL NOTES: (Type Varies)
1. All bar dimensions in the bending diagrams are out to out. Spacing 5b " 7 sp. @ 1’-0" = 7’-0" 312" »¿(1’-1˘" Max., 2" M
2. All reinforcing steel at expansion joints will have a 2" minimum cover. Bars 5B2
3. Lap splices for Bars 5B will be a minimum of 2’-2". 6" Smooth or Textured
4. Lap splice Bars 5A with Bars 5C. Lap splices will be a minimum of 2’-2". Face of Wall
TYPICAL SECTION THRU C-I-P COPING AND RAISED SIDEWALK
5. See Index No. 422 and Index No. 423 for Bars 5S, 5T and 5X. Adjust vertical
dimensions of Stirrup Bars 5T and 5X to 3’-0" for 32" Vertical Shape or 3’-10" AND RETAINING WALL AT EXPANSION JOINTS
for 42" Vertical Shape. Construction Joint Permitted
Optional Keyway
6. Dimension shown is for lap splice option. For mechanical coupler option, this dimension
is 1’-8". Buildup for
7. Dimension shown is for lap splice option. For mechanical coupler option, this dimension stepped MSE
is 5’-8". Wall Panels
M ax.
M in.
8. The Contractor may use Welded Wire Reinforcement when approved by the Engineer. (0" min.,
6"
2"
Welded Wire Reinforcement will conform to ASTM A 497. »¿11˘" m
45
Coping
Expanded
Polystyrene (b")
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES FOR C-I-P COPING
C:
6"
BUILDUP FOR STEPPED MSE WALL PANELS

ITEM UNIT QUANTITY AND C-I-P COPING
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Concrete CY/LF 0.322 NOTES:

1. Match roadway curb shape (Type) and height. See Roadway Plans and Index No. 300. 6’-8" dimension is based
Reinforcing Steel (Typical) excluding on a 32" Vertical Shape Traffic Railing with a Type D curb adjacent to a 6’-0" wide sidewalk. Adjust this dimension
LB/LF 28.85
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Bars 5T, 5X and 5S (Typ.) as required for other curb types or transitions at Begin or End Retaining Wall.
2. See Index No. 422 and Index No. 423 for Bars 5S, 5T & 5X and Bullet Railing details. Adjust vertical dimension of
35:
Bars 5T and 5X, see Reinforcing Steel Note 5.

9:
Additional Reinf. @ Expansion Joints LB 32.04

12/30/2011
The above concrete quantities are based on a Type D

Concrete Curb on an MSE Wall (See Note 1).
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01/01/12 FY 2012/2013 SIDEWALK 6120 3

b " V-Groove (See 2" Cover
Bars 5B2 Bars 5A @ 1’-0" sp.
Note 3 & Detail "C") Sides (Typ.)
b " V-Groove (Typ.) (tied to Bars 5L (Typ.)
Approach Slab
(See Note 8)
" Preformed
Expansion Joint Filler
PRECAST COPING
b " V-Groove (Typ.)
Lap Splice
-2" M in.
2’
Edge of
" Preformed
Precast
Coping
C-I-P COPING
DETAIL "C"
(Showing Locations of b " V-Grooves and

" Preformed Expansion Joint Filler) " Open Joint Field cut reinforcing as required " Open Joint Bars 5L @ 1’-0" sp. Coping
Bars 4P1 (Typ.)
to maintain minimum cover (Typ.) (tied to Bars 5U1) (Typ.) Bars 5B1
in Precast Coping
Spacing Bars 4P 5b " 1’-0" Spacing (Typ.) (See Note 4)
Bars 5U1 @ 1’-0" sp.
2" Cover @ (tied to Bars 4P) (Typ.)

b " V-Groove Spacing 30’-0" Max. (See Note 3) 2" Cover @
Open Joints
dgn
Expansion Joints
Begin or End Retaining

" Expansion Joint Spacing ~ 50’-0" Min., 90’-0" Max. (See Note 1)
Wall, Precast Coping/
Parapet or C-I-P Coping
PARTIAL PLAN VIEW
(Skewed Approach Slab Shown, Perpendicular Approach Slab Similar)
(Precast Coping Shown, C-I-P Coping Similar) (Concrete Parapet not Shown for Clarity)
» " Open Joint in
PRECAST COPING/PARAPET AND SIDEWALK NOTES:
Precast Coping and
» " Open Joint in Concrete Parapet
1. Provide Class II concrete for slightly aggressive environments or 5
t(’-0 n
"Mi.)
Precast Coping and ncrete Parape to coincide with
ecastCopn
ig & Co
Class IV for moderately or extremely aggressive environments. 10-
’0"Typc
ialPr
Concrete Parapet " Expansion Joint
»¿2. Construct ˘" Expansion Joints in sidewalk and C-I-P coping plumb
in Sidewalk
perpendicular or radial to the Gutter Line. Provide at 90’-0" maximum
intervals as shown. Top of Precast
3. Provide and install Preformed Expansion Joint Filler in accordance with Concrete Parapet
Specification Section 932.
Parapet
Concrete
Precast
4. Construct b" V-Grooves in sidewalk and C-I-P coping plumb and
-3"
provide at 30’-0" maximum intervals as shown. Space V-Grooves equally Top of Precast Top of C-I-P
2" Cover M in.
2’
-0" M ax.
»¿ between ˘" Expansion Joints and/or Begin or End Sidewalk. For C Coping Buildup Concrete
Coping only, V-Groove locations are to coincide with V-Groove locations
Varies
Top of Retaining
in the Concrete Parapet.
Wall Panel (Typ.)
1’
5. Spacing shown is along the Gutter Line.
Precast
(
Coping
6. For Precast Coping only, Dowel Bars 4D are to extend 1’-0" above the top
-0"
of retaining wall panel. Field cut as necessary to maintain 2" minimum cover
2’
to the top of the buildup concrete. See Wall Company Drawings for number
C:
and spacing of Dowel Bars 4D.

7. Work this Index with the following:
Index No. 410 - Concrete Barrier Wall
8. For C-I-P Coping only, work this Index with the following:
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Index No. 820 - Pedestrian/Bicycle Railing. Bottom of

Clearance
9. Finish Sidewalks in accordance with Specifications Section 522. Precast Coping Retaining Wall Varies
10. The following Indexes contain details of the intersection of the retaining (MSE Wall shown
wall at approach slabs: Dowel Bars 4D other types similar)
Index No. 20900 - Approach Slabs (Flexible Pavement Approaches) (Typ.) (See Note 5)
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Index No. 20910 - Approach Slabs (Rigid Pavement Approaches)

35:
9:
PARTIAL ELEVATION VIEW

(Precast Coping and Sidewalk Reinforcing not Shown for Clarity)
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NO. NO.
WALL COPING/PARAPET WITH C-I-P SIDEWALK
01/01/11 FY 2012/2013 6130 1
REINFORCING STEEL BENDING DIAGRAMS - COPING/PARAPET AND SIDEWALK
Sidewalk Coping Line
5’-0" Min. Clearance
8" 1b " 5A Precast Coping ~ Varies
Pedestrian/Bicycle Railing
LENGTH
Concrete Spacing Bars 4S1 MARK SIZE 5B1 Precast Coping ~ 9’-6"
3"
Barrier Wall PRECAST C-I-P
Gutter Line
Bars 4P1 @ COPING COPING
Concrete Parapet
1’-0" sp. 5B2 Length as Required
-3" ~ Precast
Back of Concrete
See Note 4)
A 5 VARIES N/A
Shoulder or
Barrier Wall
2" Min. Cover (Typ.)
-0"
Roadway Pavement 4S1 Precast Coping ~ 9’-6"
B1 5 9’-6" N/A
Bars 4S1
1’
Sl
ope Vari
es 2" Cover Bars 5A @
2’-2" Min. (Typ.)
(
See Note2) (Typ.) 1’-0" sp. B2 5 AS REQD. AS REQD.
6" 3"
Lap Splice
(
2’
Riding Surface 6" Sidewalk
See Detail "D" D 4 2’-0" N/A
Bars 5B1 (Typ.)
(See Note 5)
L 5 VARIES VARIES
BARS 5A, 5B1, 5B2 & 4S1
Precast Coping
Top of Coping
9"
P1 4 5’-5" N/A
-0"
10"– Fill Bars 5L @
3" 2 sp. @
Recess
1’-0" sp.
2’
S1 4 9’-6" N/A
-3"
Bars 5B2
4"
1’
Spread Footing (See @ 1’-0" sp.
Bars 5U1 @ U1 5 VARIES N/A
Index No. 410 for details) Max. (Typ.)
1’-0" sp.
Precast Coping
Dowels 4D Varies Panel width
C-I-P Coping
Stabilized Subbase Varies (2" Min.) (1’-3" Max., 2" Min.) + 1’-0"
-7"
Spacing Bars 5B1
Varies
15 Max.
2’
(Typ.) C-I-P Buildup Concrete
-8"
It is the Contractor’s responsibility to (Depth Varies ~ 1’-0" Max.)
See Note 3
1’
ensure Soil Reinforcement is placed a "
-8"
dgn
Retaining Wall Panel
7"
minimum of 2" below the Stabilized
" Std.
1’
(See Wall Company
Subbase. (
b " Min. ~ 2b " Max.)
6" 6" Drawings for Details)
Min. Min. Smooth or

See Note 1 Textured Face BAR 5L BAR 4P1 BAR 5U1
TYPICAL SECTION THRU PRECAST COPING/PARAPET WITH C-I-P SIDEWALK
of Wall
AND RETAINING WALL (MSE Wall Shown, other Wall Types Similar)
Pedestrian/Bicycle Railing 2. All reinforcing steel at expansion joints will have a 2" minimum cover.
3. Lap splices for Bars 5B2 will be a minimum of 2’-2".
Concrete
4. For Precast Coping only, lap splice Bars 5L with Bars 5A. Lap splices will be a minimum
Barrier Wall
Coping of 2’-2".
5. For C-I-P only, see Index No. 820 for Bars 4P and 4S.
Gutter Line Sidewalk ~ 5’-0" Min. Clearance
Bars 4P @ 6. The Contractor may use Welded Wire Reinforcement when approved by the Engineer.
1’-0" sp. Welded Wire Reinforcement must conform to ASTM A 497.

Back of Concrete C-I-P Concrete Parapet
Shoulder or
Barrier Wall (See Index No. 820 & Note 4)
Roadway Pavement Top of C-I-P Coping/Sidewalk
Sl
ope Var 2" Cover (Const. Joint Required)
i
es
Bars 5L @ 1’-0" sp.
3" M in.
(Typ.)
Varies
(
See Note2)
1b "
Riding Surface 6" Sidewalk
See Detail "D" Seal with Poured
(See Note 5) Top of Coping Back of Concrete PRECAST COPING/PARAPET AND SIDEWALK NOTES:
Rubber or Low 1. Actual width varies depending on type of Retaining
Barrier Wall
6"
Modulus Silicone Wall used.
C-I-P Coping
Sealant 2. Match Cross Slope of Travel Lane or Shoulder.
6"
-0"
45
C:
3. Gradually deflect/displace Soil Reinforcement downward
-3" M ax.
10"– Fill
Recess
2’
as required. Soil Reinforcement is shown deflected
6"
Bars 5B2 @
"
Spread Footing (See downward for illustrative purposes only and is not to
1’-0" sp. Max.
Index No. 410 for details) scale. See Wall Company Drawings for details.
5"
See Note 3
1’
(Typ.) Sidewalk
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4. Concrete Parapet shown, Concrete Pedestrian/Bicycle

Railing (Index No. 825 & 826) similar. Complete
Bars 5B2
Stabilized Subbase Varies (2" Min.)

Spacing
details and dimensions of Concrete Pedestrian/Bicycle

15 Max. 6" Varies (1’-3"
b " Preformed Railing are required in the Shop Drawings.
(Typ.) Min. Max., 2" Min.)
5. Match cross slope of connecting sidewalk or as
03 AM
It is the Contractor’s responsibility to shown in the Wall Control Drawings.

35:
ensure Soil Reinforcement is placed a Retaining Wall Panel

(Top) & Expanded Polystyrene DETAIL "D"
9:
minimum of 2" below the Stabilized (See Wall Company

shown hatched (b" Side)
Subbase. Drawings for Details)
See No
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TYPICAL SECTION THRU C-I-P COPING WITH C-I-P SIDEWALK te1
AND RETAINING WALL (MSE Wall Shown, other Wall Types Similar)
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01/01/12 FY 2012/2013 6130 2
LIGHT PEDESTAL NOTES:
1. The pedestal and junction slab are designed to resist the following working loads from the light
pole applied at the top of the Pedestal:
Axial Deadload = 1.560 kip
Wind load Moment about Transverse Axis (*) = 40.60 kip-ft
Wind load Moment about Longitudinal Axis (*) = 28.30 kip-ft
Dead load Moment about Longitudinal Axis (*) = 1.690 kip-ft
Maximum Shear = 1.380 kip
Torsion about Pole Axis = 3.560 kip-ft
(*) - Axis refers to Bridge Axis.
6’-5" Min. (Pull Box Side) (See Note 9) 4’-6" Min. (See Note 9)
2. See Index No. 21200 for anchor bolt design and notes.
Varies (Transition to Varies (Transition to 3. The Contractor is responsible for ensuring the anchor bolt design is compatible with the light
1’-9" Thick Junction Slab) 1’-9" Thick Junction Slab) pole base plate. Modifications to the anchor bolt design must be signed and sealed by the
Contractor’s Specialty Engineer and submitted to the Engineer for approval prior to construction.
Junction Slab Length of 1’-6" Thick Junction Slab ~ 7’-6" Junction Slab 4. Install Anchor Bolts plumb.
5. For conduit, pull box and expansion/deflection fitting details, see Utility Conduit Detail Drawings.
6. The cost of anchor bolts, nuts, washers and anchor plates will be included in the Bid Price for
12 Bars 4J & 4M1 (Top & Bottom) @ 8"–
Light Poles. Include the cost of all labor, concrete and reinforcing steel required for construction
of the pedestals, pull boxes and miscellaneous hardware required for the completion of the electrical
Bars 5B3 system in the Bid Price for either the Traffic Railing or Concrete Parapet that the pedestal is
behind.
7. Field Cut Bars 4M2 as required to maintain clearance.
Bars 4J 8. Anchor Bolt pattern orientation will be as shown.
-0"
& 4M1 9. Slip Forming Method of construction requires the Engineer’s approval within the limits shown.
1’
10. Reinforcing shown for light pole pedestals is in addition to typical reinforcing for C-I-P Junction
Slabs and Raised Sidewalks.
Bars 5B3 spaced @
11. Work this Index with the following as appropriate:

Index No. 6110
Index No. 6120
Index No. 6130
dgn
12. For Estimated Quantities, see Sheet No. 3.

»¿ Pul
pairs)
Spacing for Bars
(See Note 5)
4G4 & 4G5 (

Gutter Line (shown)
or Front Face of
Construction
2 ~ 2" Conduits Concrete Parapet
Joint
-8"
Traffic Railing or
1’
Concrete Parapet
Bars 4G2 (pairs) (Typ.)
6"
1 ~ 1b " Conduit Coping
C-I-P Pedestal
Bars 4G1 (pairs)
3 sp. @
-6"
Bars 4M2 (See Note 7)
Bars 4G4 (pairs)
2’
Bars 4H
-1b "
»¿ Light
912"
Anchor Bolt Circle
1’
1’-1b " (See Note 8) 2" Cover (Typ.)

C:
Bars 4G5 (pairs)

2 sp. @ 6" 2 sp. @ 6"
Spacing for Bars 1’-1" 5" 5 sp. @ 6" 5" 1’-1"

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4G1, 4G2, 4G3 & 4M2
2’-6" 2’-6" 2’-6"
»¿ Expansion Joi
»¿ C-I-P Pedestal & Lig Junction Slab, Raised

04 AM
4’-6" Min.
Sidewalk or Sidewalk
35:
9:
PLAN VIEW
(Junction Slab reinforcing not shown for clarity)
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(Junction Slab Shown, Raised Sidewalk or Sidewalk Similar)

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NO. NO.
COPING MOUNTED LIGHT POLE PEDESTAL
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9’-0b"
5’-0" 1’-6b " 2’-6"
1’-4b " 1’-1b "

C-I-P Traffic Railing (32" F-Shape Shown,
Other Traffic Railings Similar)
Coping
Gutter Line (shown) »¿ Light
or Front Face of
Concrete Parapet
1b " Conduit
2" Conduits
Top of Junction Slab,
Raised Sidewalk or Bars 5V2 @ 8" sp.
Top of C-I-P Coping (See Note 6)
Sidewalk (See Note 4)
(Const. Joint Required)
Slope C-I-P Pedestal Surface
Shoulder or
Riding Surface Longitudinally with Profile Grade
Roadway Pavement Bars 5S (See Note 6)
Sl
op
"
e Vari
es Bars 4G1 (pairs)
1 "
(
Se Top of Coping
e Note4)
1
Bars 4G4 (pairs)
Elevation
» ¿
Bars 4H2
C-I-P Pedestal
dgn
-0"
See Note 2)
2’
6"
Bars 5B3
-9"
(Typ.)
1’
Bars 4G5
6"
(pairs)
(
Bars 4H1
3"
Bars 5B3
Bars 4M1
Spacing
4" Cover (Bottom) @ 8" sp.
Construction Varies
2" Cover (Top & Sides)
Joint »¿(1’-1˘" Max., 3" M
Bars 4M2 @ 6" sp.
Permitted
Bars 4J @ 8"– sp. (tie to Alternate Bars 4A Bars 4G4 (pairs) (Typ.)
in Junction Slab) (See Note 3)
Retaining Wall Two Layers 30Lb. Roofing Felt
3" Min.
(Type Varies)
Expanded Polystyrene shown
Spacing 4 sp. @ 1’-0" = 4’-0"
hatched (b" Each Side)
Bars 5B3
See 6"
Smooth or
Note 5 Textured Face
of Retaining Wall
TYPICAL SECTION AT LIGHT POLE PEDESTAL

(Traffic Railing Shown, Concrete Parapet Similar)
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NOTES:
1. Provide Concrete Class to match adjacent coping.
rd960rh
2. For junction slabs, increase the 1’-0" depth dimension to 1’-9". For sidewalks
see Index No. 6130 for C-I-P Coping, but increase 6" depth dimension to 1’-6". The
minimum length of the Junction Slabs, Raised sidewalks and Sidewalks is
30’-0", measured along the Gutter Line.
3. Bars 4J are only required when pedestals are behind a Traffic Railing.
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4. Match the slope of the adjoining junction slab and shoulder or roadway pavement,
raised sidewalk or sidewalk.
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5. Actual width varies depending on type of Retaining Wall used.

6. See Index No. 6110 for Bars 5V2 and 5S.
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REINFORCING STEEL BENDING DIAGRAMS - LIGHT POLE PEDESTAL
5’-0" Max. (Left or Right)
BILL OF REINFORCING STEEL 5B3 7’-2"
»¿ C-I-P Pede Top of Traffic Railing MARK SIZE NO. REQD. LENGTH
4J 6’-0"
»¿and Light
B3 5 7 7’-2"
»¿ Pul G1 4 16 5’-8"
Spacing Bars 4H
1b " Conduit BARS 5B3 & 4J
G2 4 4 4’-8"
2" Conduit See Detail "A"

G3 4 4 4’-2"
Bars 4H2
-0"
-0"
G4 4 6 8’-10"
2’
2’
G5 4 4 7’-4"
-7"
-7"
C-I-P Pedestal)
6"
Bars 4G1 H1 4 3 9’-8"
C-I-P/Precast
2’
2’
Top of recess (pairs)
Bars 4G3 (pairs) (Typ.) H2 4 2 13’-8"
-0"
Coping)
& Bottom of
3 sp.
-3"
2b "
3"
2’
Junction Slab 2’-7" 2’-4" 2’-7"
2’
J 4 12 6’-0"
Varies
@
45 (Typ.) M1 4 12 5’-10"
BAR 4H2
(
M2 4 10 3’-8"
-7"
-7"
Bars 4H1
Bars 4G4
Bottom of C-I-P Pedestal
2’
2’
4" Cover (Bottom) (pairs) (Typ.) Bars 4M2 Bottom of MSE
Bottom of Thickened Junction Slab 2" Cover (Top & sides) (See Note 1) Wall Coping
2’-7" 2’-4" 2’-7"
-6"
7b "
1’
Varies (Transition to 2’-6" 2’-6" 2’-6" Varies (Transition to
dgn
BAR 4H1
1’-9" Thick Junction Slab) 1’-9" Thick Junction Slab)
Junction Slab 7’-6" (Length of 1’-6" Thick Junction Slab) Junction Slab 2’-6" 4G1
4G1, 4G2 & 4G3

4G4 & 4G5
Minimum Limits of C-I-P Coping 2’-0" 4G2
4M1 5’-0"
1’-9" 4G3
ELEVATION VIEW 4M2 2’-2"
4M 1
4M 2
(Junction Slab Reinforcing & Bars 4J not Shown for Clarity) 3’-8" 4G4
(Traffic Railing Shown, Concrete Parapet Similar)

2’-11" 4G5
-5b "
10"
1’
1b " Conduit BARS 4G1, 4G2, 4G3,
Wire Screen NOTES: 4G4 & 4G5
Light Pole (See Spec. 649-6) 1. Field Cut Bars 4M2 as required to maintain minimum cover.
BAR 4M1 & 4M2
2" Conduit 2. Maximum clearance between leveling nut and top of pedestal
Light Pole Base
will not exceed anchor bolt diameter. REINFORCING STEEL NOTES:
Plate (Level)
1 ~ Bolt
2. Lap splices for Bars 4G1, 4G2 & 4G3 will be a minimum of 1’-4". Lap
Leveling Nut
M ax.
Dia.
splices for Bars 4G4 & 4G5 will be a minimum of 1’-8".

(See Note 2)
3. The Contractor may use Welded Wire Reinforcement when approved by the
Engineer. Welded Wire Reinforcement will conform to ASTM A 497.
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES
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ITEM UNIT QUANTITY

Washer
Slope C-I-P Pedestal (Typ.)
Surface Longitudinally Concrete (Pedestal) CY 0.926
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with Profile Grade

Concrete (Thickened Junction Slab) CY 1.222
Anchor Plate
Anchor Bolts Reinforcing Steel LB 349

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(The quantities above are for one C-I-P Light Pole Pedestal. The
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concrete quantity for the thickened junction slab is based on a

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6" increase in thickness and a 5" wide retaining wall panel.

Adjust thickened concrete quantity as required for raised sidewalks
and sidewalks.)
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DETAIL "A"
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REINFORCING STEEL BENDING DIAGRAMS - DRAINAGE
»¿ Barrier Wall »¿ Expansion Joi

8"
Junction Slab, Raised
10’-0" Min. MARK REQD. SIZE LENGTH
Sidewalk or Sidewalk,
C-I-P Coping and 4b"
12 ~ Bars 4S2 @ 8" sp. S2 12 4 3’-1"
Bars 5B2 (Field Cut as Traffic Railing or
required to clear Barrier Concrete Parapet
6" 6’-0" 6" S3 2 5 10’-0"
Wall Inlet) (Typ.)
U2 8 6 VARIES
4b "
A 1" Preformed Expansion
6"
Bars 5S3
Joint Filler (Typ. all Sides) U3 4 5 12’-10"
6"
Bars 5C (Top)
-6"
-6"
(Typ.) STIRRUP BAR 4S2
1’
1’
Barrier Wall Inlet (Grate
not shown for clarity) Bars 5U3
-0"
1’-6" 5’-9" 1’-6"

(See Index No. 218 for
Varies
5’
details)
BAR 5S3
2" Cover
Bars 4L (Bottom)
-7"
(Typ. all Sides) (Typ.)
3’
Gutter Line
-9"
1’
Bars 4A (Top)
(Typ.) 5’-8"
dgn
A
Bars 5S BAR 5U3 BAR 6U2

Bars 5V2 (Typ.) Coping

8 ~ Bars 6U2 Bars 6U2 1. All bar dimensions in the bending diagrams are out to out.
@ 8" sp. (See Note 1)
2. All reinforcing steel at open joints will have a 2" minimum cover.
3. See Index Nos. 6110, 6120 & 6130 for Bars 4A (or 5A), 5B, 5C and 4L (or 5L).
PLAN VIEW
4. The Contractor may use Welded Wire Reinforcement when approved by the
(Junction Slab Shown, Raised Sidewalk Similar) Engineer. Welded Wire Reinforcement will conform to ASTM A 497.
7’-0b" (See Note 2)
NOTES:
Gutter Line
1’-0b" 4’-5b " 1’-6b " Min.
Shoulder or (See Note 2) 1. Spacing shown is along the Gutter Line. Spacing shown is for C-I-P
Bars 5V2 (32" F-Shape shown,
Roadway Pavement Barrier Wall Inlet Junction Slab. For C-I-P Raised Sidewalks or Sidewalks, match bar
(See Note 4) 42" F-Shape similar)
and Grate (See spacing and size shown in Typical Sections (i.e., 11 ~ Bars 5U2 and
4 "
Top of C-I-P Coping 15 ~ Bars 4S2 @ 6" spacing for Raised Sidewalks).
Index No. 218
Riding Surface Const. Joint Required 3" Cover Spacing 2. Dimensions shown are for junction slab. Increase width as required
for details)
1 "
Bars 5B2 for C-I-P Raised Sidewalk and Sidewalks.
Bars 5S (See Note 4)
3. Actual location & width vary depending on type of Retaining Wall used.
Em bed.
6" M in.
)
4"
, 3" M in.
10 "
4. See Index No. 6110 for Bars 5V2 and 5S.
Bars 4S2 @ 8" sp.
5. Two Layers 30Lb. Roofing Felt (Top) & Expanded Polystyrene shown hatched
Varies (
(b" Each Side).
7"
Coping »¿6. Locate Barrier Wall Inlet a minimum of 10’-0" away
M ax.
-0"
-3"
»¿ Expansion Joints in Junctions Slab, Raised Sidewalk or Side
6"
1’
See Note 5 C-I-P Coping and Traffic Railing or Concrete Parapet.
2’
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Bars 5U3 (Rotate as required 7. Work this Index with the following as appropriate:
0˘ "
Recess
to clear junction slab reinforcing) Index No. 6110
6"
Bars 6U2 Index No. 6120
» ¿1
@ 8" sp. Index No. 6130
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Bars 5S3 1" Preformed Expansion

Bars 5B2 (Typ.)
4"
Joint Filler (Typ.)
Bars 5B2
4" Cover (Bottom)

Retaining Wall (MSE Wall
Compacted Sand
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2" Cover (Top & Sides) Shown, other Wall Types Similar)
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2" Cover 2" Cover

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See 6"
SECTION A-A
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Note 2
SECTION THRU JUNCTION SLAB, BARRIER WALL INLET AND RETAINING WALL
(Junction Slab Shown, Raised Sidewalk Similar)
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JUNCTION SLAB AT DRAINAGE INLET OPENINGS
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Bars G2 (evenly spaced) Backfill

H eight Bars G2 (evenly

Bars M (paired with Bars F)

(Shear key shown dashed)

1’-0" Lap Splice (Typ.)

ARCHITECTURAL SURFACE TEXTURES:

TRAFFIC RAILING BARRIER: 1

All bar dimensions are out-to-out

LAST DESCRIPTION: INDEX SHEET

Ground Line (including striations)

Top of Coping Stem as constructed

45 (Typ.) Stem Offset (in.) = H(Ft.)/16

Excavation shall comply with

square foot of galvanized

EXPANSION JOINT DETAIL Apply an adhesive approved by the Engineer to

TYPICAL BACKFILL DETAIL

LAST DESCRIPTION: INDEX SHEET

Joint Seal, see

spacing for Grade 60 reinforcing steel or WWR.

Bar B fence see Index No. 802.

8" Varies 6"

For Scheme 3 Junction Slab and Traffic Railing see the

» »¿ » 6. Provide a continuous 1’x1’ clean gravel or crushed rock

Class NS, Gravity Wall. Cost of concrete for Junction Slab in

BILL OF REINFORCING STEEL

MARK SIZE LENGTH

1:6 < Slopes = 1:1b 32" F-Shape shown, see Plans

Live Load Limit

H eight + Toe Depth - 9"

(Except for slopes 1’-0" Min. to SHW

then 2’-0" Min.) for Wall Height > 2’-0"

1. All bar dimensions are BAR B

must be a minimum of 1’-6".

LAST DESCRIPTION: INDEX SHEET

5. The Contractor is responsible for controlling water during storm events as

soil reinforcement downward (15 maximum from horizontal) to avoid

The Contractor’s attention is directed especially to situations where roadway

GENERAL NOTES AND DETAILS

LAST DESCRIPTION: INDEX SHEET

SOIL PARAMETERS: Foundation Soil

TEMPORARY TRAFFIC RAILING

GENERAL NOTES AND DETAILS

LAST DESCRIPTION: INDEX SHEET

(Continuous) Sheet pile

SECTION THRU BULKHEAD

PLASTIC FILTER FABRIC:

PILE PICK-UP AND HANDLING:

Types "B" & "C"

NOTE: Detail "A" shows a Part-Plan View of an assumed bulkhead.

0.21 L 0.58 L 0.21 L

NOTES AND DETAILS

LAST DESCRIPTION: INDEX SHEET

STARTER PILE Y 3 " Y Z 4" Z

b" 2 " b" b" 3" b"

T=10 in. 0.5 28’-0" 6 3 14 500 1150

0.6 30’-0" 5 4 12 720 1160

* Unit Prestress after losses.

TYPE "A" STANDARD SECTION

LAST DESCRIPTION: INDEX SHEET

11" Slope is to Slope only on tongue side

3" Cover (Typ.) 3" Cover

SECTION A-A SECTION B-B