1117.01 GENERAL PROVISIONS
   (a)   Bonds, Surety, Letter of Credit, Property Bond, and Agreements. Developer/Owner shall provide bonds and agreements required in the Village of Ada Subdivision Regulations.
   (b)   Fees.
      (1)   A Filing Fee of $10.00 per lot or building will be paid at the time of submitting the preliminary plat, preliminary plan, and minor subdivision plats.
      (2)   An Inspection Fee of $100.00 per lot or building shall be paid at the filing of the final plat or final plan, to cover the Villages expenses, construction drawing review, and general construction inspection.
      (3)   A Surety for 100% of the construction and maintenance will be made in conjunction with the filing of the final plat. The term of the surety shall extend twenty-four (24) months beyond the completion date.
      (4)   A Permit Fee of $25.00 is required for all work on public right-of-way.     (See page 300-16 of the Construction Standards and Drawings for details.)
      (5)   A Street Bond is required for any work on street or alley right-of-way. The minimum bond is $100.00. (See page 300-16 of the Construction Standards and Drawings for details.) If the repair was not inspected, the bond may be held for one year. General liability insurance covering property damage is acceptable.
      (6)   A Vacation/Dedication Fee of $100.00 for plats or replats will be required.
      (7)   All filing and inspection fees will be doubled for work outside the corporation limits. All sureties, and street bonds shall be for actual costs.
   (c)   Completion of Work. As required improvements are completed, approved, and accepted, the Village of Ada may reduce the amount of the security.
 
   (d)   Acceptance. When the Village of Ada officials, following final inspection of a subdivision or improvement, certify to the Village Council that all improvements have been constructed in accordance with Village specifications, the Village Council may proceed to accept the facilities for which the security was posted. Final dedication must be within twelve (12) months of acceptance. Private subdivisions are accepted, but not dedicated. Deposit bonds will not be returned until dedicated.
   (e)   Failure To Comply. In the event the improvements under these standards and specifications are not completed within twenty-four (24) months after the receipt of the security, or that in the opinion of the Village of Ada or its representatives that the Developer/Owner is not constructing the improvements in accordance with the Village of Ada Standards and Specifications, the Village of Ada shall proceed with the work and hold the Developer/Owner and the Surety jointly responsible for the cost thereof.
   *For Private Developments where no security is required, water and/or sewer will be withheld until all Village requirements are met.
   (f)   Construction Procedures and Materials.
      (1)   General.
         A.   The Developer/Owner shall design and construct improvements not less than the standards outlined in the Village of Ada Subdivision Regulations and this document. The work shall be done under the Village of Ada’s supervision and shall be completed within the time fixed or agreed upon by the Village of Ada.
         B.   It is the responsibility of the Developer/Owner and his engineer to investigate local conditions that may require additional improvements.
      (2)   Pre-construction meeting. A pre-construction meeting with the Village of Ada is required. The Developer/Owner, his contractor, his engineer, and representatives from utility companies involved shall be present at the meeting. It shall be the Developer/Owner’s responsibility to arrange the preconstruction meeting.
      (3)   Materials. All work and materials shall conform to the Ohio Department of Transportation, (ODOT) Construction and Material Specifications, and the Standards and Specifications of the Village of Ada, Ohio.
      (4)   Inspections.
         A.   Inspect, inspection is the visual observation of construction to permit the Village or its representative to render his or her professional opinion as to whether the contractor is performing the services in a manner indicating that, when completed, the services will be in accordance with the Village of Ada Subdivision Regulations, Construction Standards and Drawings, and Design Criteria. Such observations shall not be relied upon in any part as acceptance of the services, nor shall they relieve any party from fulfillment of customary and contractual responsibilities and obligations.
         B.   Periodic inspection during the installation of improvements shall be made by the Village to ensure conformity with the approved plans and specifications as required by these and other regulations. The Developer/Owner shall notify proper Village officials at least twenty-four (24) hours before each phase of the improvements is ready for inspection. The presence and/or absence of an inspector during construction shall not relieve the Developer/Owner and/or contractor from full responsibility of required improvements to conform with the Village of Ada Construction Standards and Drawings and to the satisfaction of the Village.
            Inspections shall be as follows:
            1.   Sanitary Sewer.
               a.   Sanitary pipe and manhole installation.
               b.   Lateral location.
               c.   Proper backfill installation.
               d.   Air test sanitary lines.
               e.   Vacuum test manholes.
               f.   Deflection test on PVC sewers.
            2.   Water Main.
               a.   Water main installation.
               b.   Hydrant installation.
               c.   Valve installation.
               d.   Service installation and location.
               e.   Restraining glands and/or blocking installation.
               f.   Pressure test.
               g.   Disinfection.
               h.   Proper backfill installation.
            3.   Storm Sewer.
               a.   Storm sewer installation.
               b.   Manhole and catch basin installation.
               c.   Field tile connections.
               d.   Proper backfill installation.
               e.   Individual storm outlet location, if applicable.
            4.   Roadway.
               a.   Subgrade preparation.
               b.   Subgrade undercutting
               c.   Subbase installation.
               d.   Street coring operations.
               e.   Curbing installation.
               f.   Sidewalk and approach installation.
               g.   Prime coat application.
               h.   Asphalt installation.
         C.   Weight and delivery tickets shall be furnished to the Village to substantiate the type, quantity, and size of material used.
      (5)   Responsibility. All work shall be under the control and supervision of the Developer/Owner until written final approval is given by the Village.
      (6)   Final inspection. Upon completion of all the improvements, the Developer/Owner shall request, in writing, a final inspection by the Village. The final inspection shall be performed by officials from the Village with the Developer/Owner. The Developer/Owner’s Engineer and Contractor will be present.
 
 
SUBDIVISION INSPECTION
 
 
SUBDIVISION ___________________________________________________________
 
DATE ____________________________ INSPECTOR _______________________
 
This list could vary depending upon the types of construction included in the project. A typical list would require a 48-hour notice for inspections at the following points:
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
A.
PRIOR TO INSPECTION
 
 
Review plans, special provisions, construction and materials manual and specifications that apply to your assigned duties.
 
 
Discuss your responsibility and authority with the project engineer
 
 
Discuss notification, changes, connections, delays, rejections and tolerances
 
B.
PRE-CONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE
 
 
Attendees:
Owner/Administrator, Subdivider, his Contractor, his Engineer, and representatives from Utility Companies
 
 
Discuss phasing and schedules
 
 
Discuss materials
 
 
Discuss coordination
 
 
Discuss safety (public and job)
 
 
Discuss responsiblities
 
C.
SANITARY SEWER AND LATERALS TO R/W
 
 
Check pipe type and quality
 
 
Trench condition
 
 
Bedding
 
 
Proper initial backfill
 
 
Proper backfill
 
 
Prohibit ground water from entering sanitary
 
 
Straight alignment and joints
 
 
Wye installation and location
 
 
Air test, mainline and laterals
 
 
Mandral test on PVC
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
D.
SANITARY MANHOLE
 
 
Check type and condition
 
 
Steps condition and alignment
 
 
Cone type and condition
 
 
Risers precast/mastic
 
 
Casting - rim and lid
 
 
Proper pipe connection
 
 
Installation with O-rings
 
 
Installation on good base
 
 
Proper backfill, compacted granular under or near roadway
 
 
Exfiltration test
 
 
Rim and risers to properly finish grade
 
 
Chimney seal
 
E.
WATER MAIN
 
 
Type and condition
 
 
Valve, type and condition
 
 
Hydrant, type and condition
 
 
Trench condition
 
 
Pipe alignment and joints
 
 
Air release valves
 
 
Isolation valve installation and location
 
 
Hydrant assemble installation and location
 
 
Restrained as needed
 
 
Bedding
 
 
Initial backfill compacted granular
 
 
Proper backfill - compacted granular under or near roadway
 
 
Pressure test
 
 
Purification test
 
 
Valve and hydrant operation
 
 
Laterals:
Corp stop
K-Copper
Curb stop
Meter set
Compacted granular backfill
Proper backflow prevention
Backflow prevention devices
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
F.
STORM SEWER
 
 
Check pipe type, size and quality
 
 
Check catch basin and grate type, size and quality
 
 
Check manhole type, size and quality
 
 
Trench condition
 
 
Bedding
 
 
Proper initial backfill
 
 
Proper backfill, compacted granular under or near roadway
 
 
Straight alignment and joint sealing
 
 
Proper connection to catch basin and manholes
 
 
C.B. set in good horizontal and vertical alignment with curbs
 
 
Slope and grade: Review control stakes and adjacent terrain for drainage
 
 
Field tile and other pipes reconnected and noted on plans
 
G.
ROADWAY
 
 
Subgrade:
 
 
All topsoil removed in roadway
 
 
Compacted granular or clay fill only
 
 
Proper cross slope
 
 
Proper elevation
 
 
Free of roots, large stones and excess dust
 
 
Proper compaction
 
 
Proofroll or density test, if soft undercut and/or underdrains
 
 
Subbase:
 
 
Proper material
 
 
Compacted in appropriate layers
 
 
Density test, if soft
 
 
Protect subgrade from being rutted or damaged
(back in over subbase and blade, if necessary)
 
 
Proofroll subbase before prime coat
 
 
Measure elevation and cross slope
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
G.
ROADWAY (Cont.)
 
 
Surface:
 
 
Appropriate moisture and temperature conditions
 
 
Visual inspection of material (be aware of acceptable temperature range of mix and compensation)
 
 
Proper distribution and roller
 
 
Proper prime coat
 
 
Lay in proper layer
 
 
Watch joints and overlaps
 
 
Seal against concrete curbs, etc.
 
 
Measure elevation and cross slope
 
 
Keep traffic off for 24 hours, if possible
 
H.
FIXED STRUCTURES, CURBS, SIDEWALK, HEADWALL, ETC.
 
Determine proper concrete mix
 
 
Appropriate moisture and temperature conditions
 
 
Check all underground portions
 
 
Check backfill, operation and material
 
 
Check subgrade
 
 
Check subbase under curbs
 
 
Review requirements for reinforcing steel
 
 
Check all reinforcement
 
 
Check all dowels
 
 
Check for expansion joints
 
 
Be aware of time concrete was batched and allowable time for placement
 
 
Observe mix and placement
 
 
Observe finishing procedure
 
 
Needs curing material ASAP
 
 
If required, check cold weather protection
 
 
Needs saw joints ASAP
 
 
Note when forms are removed
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
I.
MISCELLANEOUS
 
 
Keep daily logs
 
 
Pre-mark all existing utilities
 
 
Reconnect all existing utilities
 
 
Mark ends of all laterals in field-Contractor’s responsibility
 
 
Mark ends of all laterals on plans
 
 
Restoration
 
 
Grade to drain
 
 
Check trench settlement
 
 
Seeding and mulching
 
 
Erosion Control
 
 
Inlets
 
 
Outlets
 
 
Curb lines
 
 
Ditches
 
 
Basins
 
 
Final check for debris and flow
 
 
Sanitary sewer
 
 
Storm sewer, manhole and catch basin
 
 
Curb lines
 
 
   (g)   Submission of Plans.
      (1)   Construction drawings.
         A.   Complete construction drawings on 24” x 36” polyester film mylar, 4 mil thickness, double matte or other approved reproducible media signed and approved by a registered engineer shall be made for all new streets, utilities and other improvements to be constructed in any subdivision in the Village of Ada. Said drawings are to be approved by the Village of Ada before any construction may begin and before the plat of said subdivision may be recorded.
         B.   Submission of plans shall comply with Planning Commission regulations.
      (2)   Standard title block. All plan sheets shall display a standard title block containing the following:
         A.   Name, address, telephone number, and fax number (logo optional).
         B.   Plan sheet number.
         C.   Subdivision name.
         D.   Sheet title.
         E.   Date.
         F.   Revision block.
         G.   Drawn by.
         H.   Checked by
      (3)   Required plan layout order.
         A.   Title Sheet.
            1.   Title of Project, Village, County, Township, and State.
            2.   Index of sheets and sheet numbering.
            3.   Vicinity map with north arrow and project site call-out.
            4.   Village standard drawings reference.
            5.   Underground utilities note (O.U.P.S.).
            6.   Signature and stamp.
            7.   Date of finished plans.
            8.   Project description.
            9.   Approval plan signatures.
            10.   Name, address, telephone number, and fax number of firm that plans are prepared by.
         B.      Final Plat.
            1.   Copy of approved final plat.
            2.   See Subdivision Regulations.
         C.   Schematic Plan - Large Scale Layout of Site.
            1.   At a measurable scale to show the whole site on one sheet
               (max. scale 1” = 100’).
            2.   Show right-of-way, property lines and roadway, lot numbers, street names, existing adjoining property lines, and owners.
            3.   Show proposed utilities and numbering of sanitary and storm manholes and catch basins.
            4.   Stationing of intersections and streets.
            5.   Multi-baseline legend, (st. no., stationing, description, etc.).
            6.   North arrow and scale.
            7.   Benchmarks and locations.
            8.   Centerline stationing.
         D.   Typical Sections.
            1.   Detailed labeling.
            2.   Legend of pavement composition.
            3.   Limiting stations for each section.
            4.   Dimensioning, pavement, curb and gutter, curb lawn, sidewalk, right-of-way, and pavement slopes.
         E.   General Notes. All notes necessary for construction which are not defined clearly elsewhere within the plans.
         F.   General Details.
            1.   All details necessary for construction which are not represented by Village of Ada Standard Drawings.
            2.   Modified Village of Ada Standard Drawings shall be redrawn for approval.
         G.   Site Grading Plan And Erosion Control.
            1.   Site Grading Plan.
               a.   A final site grading plan must be included with the construction drawings and approved by the Village.
               b.   Propose 1' contours showing all lots having proper drainage.
            2.   Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan. A Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan will be required to be included with the construction drawings and approved by the Village. This plan shall follow OEPA and NPDES permit requirements and shall be submitted to and approved by OEPA prior to construction.
               a.   Show and label existing and proposed 1' contours.
               b.   Proposed storm manholes, catch basins, pipes, etc., labeled and numbered.
               c.   Concentrated flows.
               d.   Property lines and right-of-way, lot numbers and property owners.
               e.   Proposed/existing roadways.
               f.   Proposed diversions and erosion control (Example: diversion ditches, fabric fence, straw bales, sediment basin).
               g.   Erosion control construction sequence list.
               h.   Limits of grading.
               i.   Proposed storm sewer pipe flows and capacities.
               j.   Sediment basin location.
               k.   North arrow scale.
               l.   At a measurable scale to show the whole site on one sheet (maximum scale 1” = 100’).
         H.   Erosion Control Details. Any details necessary for construction which are not represented by Village of Ada Standard Drawings.
         I.   Miscellaneous Details (Example: Pump Station, Intersection Plan, etc.). Plans shall include a detailed drawing with all proper labeling and dimensions.
         J.   Plan And Profile.      
            1.   The plan and profile shall be at a scale of 1” = 20’ horizontal, 1” = 5’ vertical.
            2.   Plan and profile sheets shall show all necessary data in sufficient detail for the complete construction of all work and improvements to be made in the plat.
            3.   All grade elevations shall be based on U.S.G.S. and Village of Ada datum.
            4.   Plan and profile sheets will be required for all off-site utility extensions.
            5.   More specifically, all plans and profile sheets must show and include the following items:
         K.    General - Plan.
            1.   Show all proposed lots, streets and curbs, etc.
            2.   Show all existing pavements, headwalls, piers, utilities, mailboxes, trees, etc.
            3.   Typical street and curb sections.
            4.   Construction notes.
            5.   Structural details.
            6.   North arrow (preferably up or to the right) and scale (horizontal and vertical).
            7.   Street names.
            8.   Centerline stations and ticks every 100’ (south to north and west to east where possible).
            9.   Easements for utilities and storm drainage.
            10.   Lot numbers, dimensions, and frontage.
            11.   Curb radius at intersections with back-of-curb elevations at quarter points (if not covered in separate intersection detail).
            12.   Curve data; radius, delta, chord length, chord bearing, arc length, station of PC, PT, PCC, PI, PRC.
            13.   Sheet reference.
            14.   Plat section lines (boundary lines) show stations.
            15.   Dimension and station utility locations.
            16.   Centerline bearings and/or intersecting centerline angles.
            17.   Final monument box call-outs set at PC, PT, PCC, PI, PRC (in pavement) intersections.
            18.   Drive apron stationing and width call-outs.
            19.   Show all existing features within 50’ of right-of-way.
            20.   Proposed electric, telephone, gas, cable locations, and easements.
            21.   Proposed light pole layout and electric feed.
            22.   Match lines with stationing.
            23.   Intersection elevation for proper storm water drainage.
            24.   Benchmarks.
         L.   General - Profile.
            1.   Existing centerline and proposed centerline profile.
            2.   Label proposed centerline grades (minimum grade 0.50%).
            3.   Show all mainline existing utilities.
            4.   Existing and proposed grade elevations every 25’ (existing elevation on bottom of sheet and proposed elevation on top of sheet. Note as to centerline or top of curb.)
            5.   Show and label all vertical curves (Stations, elevations, length).
         M.   Storm Sewer - Plan.
            1.   Show and station, with offsets, the proposed storm sewers: manholes, laterals, catch basins, headwalls, etc.
            2.   Label each pipe size and type.
            3.   Number of proposed storm manholes and catch basins.
         N.   Storm Sewer - Profile.
            1.   Show length of span, size, grade and class and/or type of proposed pipe.
            2.   Label existing pipe size and type.
            3.   Existing and proposed storm.
               a.   Label existing and proposed mainline storm water manholes, junction boxes, catch basins, etc., and show centerline of streets and stations of each.
               b.   Show invert elevations of all pipe at manholes, headwalls, junction boxes, catch basins, etc.
               c.   Show elevation on top of manhole or catch basin.
               d.   Number proposed storm manholes and catch basins.
         O.   Water - Plan.
            1.   Show and station with offsets the proposed waterline, laterals, deflection points, hydrants, valves, etc.
            2.   Label pipe size, tees, crosses, etc.
            3.   Station above items.
         P.   Water - Profile.
            1.   Show length, size, depth and class and/or type of pipe.
            2.   Show deflection points.
            3.   Show stations and any critical elevations for above items.
            4.   Label minimum coverage of water main.
         Q.   Sanitary Sewer - Plan.
            1.   Show sanitary sewers, manholes, laterals, cleanouts, etc. with station and offset labeled.
            2.   Label each pipe size.
            3.   Number of proposed sanitary manholes and clean-outs.
         R.   Sanitary Sewer - Profile.
            1.   Show length of span, size, grade and class and/or type of proposed pipe.
            2.   Show existing and proposed sanitary.
            3.   Show invert elevation of all pipe at manholes.
            4.   Show top elevations of manholes.
            5.   Number of proposed sanitary manholes and cleanouts.
         S.   Cross-sections.
            1.   The cross-sections shall be at a scale of 1” = 5’ horizontal, 1” = 5’ vertical.
            2.   Cross-sections shall be every 50’ and at other critical areas.
            3.   Show all existing utilities with labels.
            4.   Show all proposed utilities with labels.
            5.   Show all proposed and existing roadway sections with existing and proposed centerline elevation.
            6.   Cross-section at each drive and intersection roadway.
         T.   Detention Basin Plan And Details. Detailed site plan including inlet and outlet elevations, top of bank elevations and emergency overflow elevations.
         U.   Off-site Utilities Plan And Profile. Refer for (g)(3)H. Plan and Profile.
 
   SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION PLANS
   CHECKLIST
 
SUBDIVISION                                                                  DATE
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
(3)
REQUIRED PLAN LAYOUT ORDER
 
 
Title Sheet
 
 
Final Plan
 
 
Schematic Plan
 
 
Typical Sections
 
 
General Notes
 
 
General Details
 
 
Site Grading and Erosion Control Plan
 
 
Erosion Control Details
 
 
Misc. Details (e.g. pump station, intersection plan)
 
 
Plan and Profile (1" = 20' horizontal, 1" = 5' vertical)
 
 
Cross-sections (1" = 5' horizontal, 1" = 5' vertical)
 
 
Detention Basin Plan and Details
 
 
Off-Site Utilities Plan and Details
(1" = 20' horizontal, 1" = 5' vertical)
 
 
GENERAL
 
 
Acceptable natural drainage and erosion control
 
 
Right-of-way widths meet minimum criteria
 
 
Pavement widths
 
 
Radius of curvature
 
 
Horizontal visibility
 
 
Vertical alignment and visibility
 
 
Grades
 
 
Cul-de-sacs
 
 
Turn around radius, right-of-way, and pavement
 
 
Dead-end streets
 
 
Alignment of intersection
 
 
Space of intersection relative to difference in road classifications
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
 
GENERAL (Cont.)
 
 
Avoidance of multiple intersection
 
 
Pavement and right of way of intersection
 
 
Streets for commercial subdivisions
 
 
Repair of pavements
 
 
Streets for industrial subdivision
 
 
Lengths of blocks meet minimum criteria
 
 
Crosswalks
 
 
Street Monuments
 
 
Subgrade
 
 
Base Course
 
 
Surface Course
 
 
Grading Plan
 
 
Storm drainage system type
 
 
Manholes
 
 
Catch basins
 
 
Headwalls
 
 
Sufficient easements for utilities or open drainage
 
 
Other utilities
 
 
Underground utilities
 
A.
TITLE SHEET
 
 
Title of Project, Village, County, Township, State
 
 
Index of sheets and sheet numbering
 
 
Vicinity map with north arrow and project site callout
 
 
Village standard drawings reference
 
 
Underground utilities note (O.U.P.S.)
 
 
Signature and stamp
 
 
Date of finished plans
 
 
Project description
 
 
Approval plan signatures
 
 
Name, address, telephone number, and fax number of firm that plans are prepared by
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
B.
FINAL PLAT
 
 
Copy of approved final plat
 
 
See Subdivision Regulations
 
C.
SCHEMATIC PLAN - LARGE SCALE LAYOUT OF THE SITE
 
 
At a measurable scale to show the whole site on one sheet
(max. scale 1" = 100')
 
 
Show right of way, property lines and roadway, lot numbers, street names, existing adjoining property lines and owners
 
 
Show proposed utilities and numbering of sanitary and storm manholes and catch basins
 
 
Stationing of intersections and streets
 
 
Multi-baseline legend, (street number, stationing, description, etc.)
 
 
North arrow and scale
 
 
Benchmarks and locations
 
 
Centerline stationing
 
D.
TYPICAL SECTION
 
 
Detailed labeling
 
 
Legend of pavement composition
 
 
Limiting stations for each section
 
 
Dimensioning, pavement, curbs and gutter, curb lawn, sidewalk, right of way and pavement slopes
 
E.
GENERAL NOTES
 
 
All notes necessary for construction which are not defined clearly elsewhere within the plans
 
F.
GENERAL DETAILS
 
 
All details necessary for construction which are not represented by Village of Ada Standard Drawings
 
 
Modified Village of Ada Standard Drawings shall be redrawn for approval
 
G.
SITE GRADING PLAN AND EROSION CONTROL
 
 
A final site grading plan must be included with the construction drawings and approved by the Village
 
 
Proposed 1' contours showing all lots having proper drainage
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
G.
SITE GRADING PLAN AND EROSION CONTROL (Cont.)
 
 
A Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan will be required to be included with the construction drawings and approved by the Village. This plan shall follow OEPA and NPDES permit requirements and shall be submitted to and approved by OEPA prior to construction
 
 
Show and label existing and proposed 1' contours
 
 
Proposed storm manholes, catch basins, pipes, etc., labeled and numbered
 
 
Concentrated flows
 
 
Property lines and right of way, lot numbers and property owners
 
 
Proposed/existing roadways
 
 
Proposed diversions and erosion control (e.g. diversion ditches, fabric fence, straw bales, sediment basins)
 
 
Erosion control construction sequence list
 
 
Limits of grading
 
 
Proposed storm sewer pipe flows and capacities
 
 
Sediment basin location
 
 
North arrow and scale
 
 
At a measurable scale to show the whole site on one sheet. (Maximum scale 1" = 100').
 
H.
EROSION CONTROL DETAILS
 
 
Any details necessary for construction which are not represented by the Village of Ada Standard Drawings
 
I.
MISC. DETAILS (e.g. pump station, intersection plan, etc.)
 
 
Shall include a detail drawing with all proper labeling and dimensioning.
 
J.
PLAN AND PROFILE
 
 
Use a scale of 1" = 20' horizontal, 1" = 5' vertical
 
 
Show all necessary data in sufficient detail for the complete construction of all work and improvements to be made in the plat
 
 
All grade elevations shall be based on U.S.G.S. and Village of Ada datum
 
 
Plan and profile sheets are required for all off-site utility extensions
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
K.
GENERAL - PLAN
 
 
Show all proposed lots, streets, and curbs, etc.
 
 
Show all existing pavements, headwalls, piers, utilities, mailboxes, trees, etc.
 
 
Typical street and curb sections
 
 
Construction notes
 
 
Structural details
 
 
North arrow (preferable up or to the right) and
Scale: horizontal and vertical
 
 
Street names
 
 
Centerline stations and ticks every 100' (south to north and west to east where possible)
 
 
Easements for utilities and storm drainage
 
 
Pavements and right-of-way widths
 
 
Lot numbers, dimensions and frontage
 
 
Curb radius and intersections with back-of-curb elevations at quarter points (if not covered in separate intersection detail)
 
 
Curve data: radius, delta, chord length, chord bearing, arc length, station of PC, PT, PCC, PI, PRC
 
 
Sheet reference
 
 
Plat section lines (boundary lines) show stations
 
 
Dimension and station utility locations
 
 
Centerline bearings and/or intersecting centerline angles
 
 
Final monument box call-outs set at PC, PT, PCC, PI, PRC (in pavement) intersections
 
 
Drive apron stationing and width call-outs
 
 
Show all existing features within 50' of right of way
 
 
Proposed electric, telephone, gas, cable locations, and easements
 
 
Proposed light pole layout and electric feed
 
 
Match lines with stationing
 
 
Intersection elevation for proper storm water drainage
 
 
Benchmarks
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
L.
GENERAL PROFILE
 
 
Existing centerline and proposed centerline profile
     
 
Label proposed centerline grades (minimum grade 0.50%)
 
 
Show all mainline existing utilities
 
 
Existing and proposed grade elevations every 25' (existing elevation on bottom of sheet and proposed elevation on top of sheet. Note as to centerline or top of curb).
 
 
Show and label all vertical curves (stations, elevations, length)
 
M.
STORM SEWER - PLAN
 
 
Show and station, with offsets, the proposed storm sewers; manholes, laterals, catch basins, headwalls, etc.
 
 
Label each pipe size and type
 
 
Number storm manholes and catch basins
 
N.
STORM SEWER - PROFILE
 
 
Show length of span, size, grade and class and/or type of proposed pipe
 
 
Label existing pipe size and type
 
 
Label existing and proposed storm water manholes, junctions boxes, catch basins, etc., and show centerline of streets and stations of each
 
 
Show invert elevations of all pipe at manholes, headwalls, junction boxes, catch basins, etc.
 
 
Show elevation on top of manhole or catch basin
 
 
Number proposed storm manholes and catch basins
 
O.
WATER - PLAN
 
 
Show and station, with offsets, the proposed waterline, laterals, deflection points, hydrants, valves, etc.
 
 
Label pipe size, tees, crosses, etc.
 
 
Station above items
 
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
P.
WATER - PROFILE
 
 
Show length, size, depth and class and/or type of pipe
 
 
Show deflection points
 
 
Show stations and any critical elevations for above items
 
 
Label minimum coverage of water main
 
Q.
SANITARY SEWER - PLAN
 
 
Show sanitary sewers, manholes, laterals, cleanouts, etc. with station and offset labeled
 
 
Label each pipe size
 
 
Number of proposed sanitary manholes and cleanouts
 
R.
SANITARY SEWER - PROFILE
 
 
Show length of span, size, grade and class and/or type of proposed pipe
 
 
Show existing and proposed sanitary
 
 
Show invert elevation of all pipe at manholes
 
 
Show top elevations of manholes
 
 
Number of proposed sanitary manholes and cleanouts
 
S.
CROSS-SECTIONS
 
 
Cross-sections shall be at a scale of 1" = 5' horizontal,
1" = 5' vertical
 
 
Cross-sections shall be every 50' and at other critical areas
 
 
Show all existing utilities with labels
 
 
Show all proposed utilities with labels
 
 
Show all proposed and existing roadway sections with existing and proposed centerline elevations
 
 
Cross-section at each drive and intersection roadway
 
T.
DETENTION BASIN
 
 
Detailed site plan including inlet and outlet elevations, top of bank elevations and emergency overflow elevations
 
U.
OFF-SITE UTILITIES PLAN AND PROFILE
 
 
Refer to Section (g)(3)H. Plan and Profile
 
 
   (h)   Record Drawing Requirements. At the completion of construction, the original shall be revised as necessary to provide “Record Drawings”. This work shall be done by the Developer/Owner’s Engineer, who was responsible for setting grades and staking for improvements. The “Record Drawings” shall include the following information:
      (1)   Location of all water and sanitary services as well as storm outlets, if provided.
      (2)   Final elevations and locations of the following:
         A.   Storm sewer inlets, outlets and manholes with all inverts.
         B.   Drainage swales, detention basins including structures with all elevations and capacity recalculated.
         C.   Sanitary sewer manholes, inverts, and lateral locations.
         D.   Curb, gutter, and centerline elevations at locations where they are ended for future roadway extensions.
      (3)   Location of any changes in street, water, sanitary, or storm from design to completed construction, (as-built).
      (4)   The original and computer drawings shall become the property of the Village of Ada.