Sanitary sewer plans shall contain the following minimum information:
(A) Plan and profile on 24-inch by 36-inch page;
(B) Vertical sea level elevation scale on left of profile and station numbers along bottom of profile;
(C) North arrow, all sheets;
(D) Plan and profile both run left to right;
(E) Centerline intersections of line crossings with sewer noted on profile;
(F) Street names above or below corresponding profile, when more than one street is on a page;
(G) Identify location of drop manholes in both plan and profile;
(H) Invent elevations of all proposed and all existing pipes and pipe sizes entering and leaving all manholes to 0.01 foot on profile;
(I) Rim elevation and vent elevation to one-tenth foot on profile; existing and proposed grades;
(J) Pipe grade to 0.01% and size and type of pipe between manholes;
(K) Size and type of existing pipe and direction of flow between each manhole on plan;
(L) Station numbers and designation of existing or new on each manhole on plan and profile;
(M) Indication of identical manholes where profile is broken;
(N) Location and size of all existing and proposed street and sewer rights-of-way;
(O) Existing pavement on plan, indicate width and any portion to be cut;
(P) Where a line is to be bored, indicate location and length of casing and type of pipe on plan and profile;
(Q) All existing underground utilities in the area;
(R) Where ductile iron is to be used, indicate limits on plan and profile. Show shaded on profile;
(S) Use ductile iron where storm drain and sewer have less than two feet vertical clearance;
(T) On aerial crossings, use concrete piers at 18-foot intervals, indicate on plans and profile, include details of design for the piers and anchorage;
(U) Total distance between existing manholes or proposed manholes on the plan and the bearing if the line is not within the street right-of-way;
(V) All lot lines;
(W) All street names on plan;
(X) Flood plain elevation in all flood plain areas;
(Y) Creek flow line;
(Z) All railroad crossings must be accompanied by a separate encroachment map showing plan and profile and all other information required by the railroad in accordance with their standards;
(AA) Registered engineer's seal and signature; and
(BB) Vicinity map showing the location of lines and a visual index of plan sheets.
(Ord. passed 6-21-2011)