Figure 1: Typical Residential Lot Grading
Figure 2: Underdrain Trench Detail
Typical Lot Drainage Detail
Figure 3: Portland Cement Concrete Pavement Joint Layout
Figure 4: PCC Pavement Joint Details
Figure 5: PCC Pavement Details at Manholes
Figure 6: PCC Pavement Details at Inlets
Figure 7: Cul-de-sac Pavement Joint Layout
Figure 8: Longitudinal Joint Spacing for Streets
Figure 9: Curb Details
Figure 10: Street Sign Details
Figure 11: Typical Sidewalk Ramp Detail
Figure 12: Thrust Block Installations
Figure 13: Anchorage of Fittings in a Vertical Plane
Figure 14: Curb Stop and Box and Service Tubing
Water Service Corporation Stop
Valve Box Detail
Figure 15: Typical Water Service Shutoff Valve Location
Figure 16: Fire Hydrant Setting Detail
Figure 17: Service Riser Detail
Figure 18: Cleanout Detail
Figure 19: Trench under Yards and Unimproved Areas, Method I
Figure 20: Trench in Parking Areas, Driveways, and Alleys Not Having Permanent Surfaces Nor Having Oil and Chip Surfaces, Method II
Figure 21: Trench under Existing Utilities or Structures (Extending Two Feet on Either Side of the Utility), Method III
Figure 22: Trench under Permanent Concrete Surface, Method IV
Figure 23: Trench under Flexible Pavement or Oil Chip Streets, Method V
Figure 24: Trench under Cultivated Fields, Method VI
Figure 25: Trench in Lagoon Dike or Berm, Method VII
Figure 26: Repair of Existing Drain Tiles in Piping Trench
Figure 27: Typical Sanitary Manhole
Figure 28: Typical Storm Manhole with Cone
Figure 29: Typical Storm Manhole with Flat Top
Figure 30: Precast Concrete Flat Top Section
Figure 31: Drop Manhole Connection Detail
Figure 32: Detail of Catch Basin
Figure 33: Standard Detail for Inlet
