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1 Engineering Design Criteria & Standard Drawings (January 2018) APPENDIX A STANDARD DRAWINGS
2 Engineering Design Criteria & Standard Drawings APPENDIX A STANDARD DRAWINGS FOREWORD The Standard Drawings presented are meant to be read in conjunction with the City s Design Criteria document. The 2018 edition of the Standard Drawings has been prepared in response to the planned growth envisioned by the City s Official Plan and informed by various Master Plan studies for transportation, water, wastewater and stormwater management infrastructure. While the previous stock of Standard Drawings has been simplified and consolidated wherever appropriate, additional standard drawings have been created to address the past experience of the City as well as emerging trends in the industry. Changes and revisions will be made to the Design Criteria and Standard Drawings from time-to-time. It is the responsibility of the developer, its engineer(s) and others using this information to obtain and make use of the latest versions available at the time of design. The Standard Drawings are unique to the City of Vaughan and take precedence over any Ontario Provincial Standard Drawings (OPSD) for similar matters, unless approved otherwise by the City. If no standard drawing is provided by the City, the OPSD are to be consulted and referenced. In the event that OPSD does not contained the required standard, the developer, through its engineer, may prepare a standard for the review and approval of the City prior to the submission of any designs. Please consider the environment before printing.
3 Engineering Design Criteria & Standard Drawings APPENDIX A STANDARD DRAWINGS REVISIONS This revision record relates only to the Standard Drawings. For revisions to Design Criteria, refer to main body of document. No. Date Location Comments
4 Engineering Design Criteria & Standard Drawings APPENDIX A STANDARD DRAWINGS STANDARD DRAWING INDEX GENERAL G G G G G G G G ROADS BASE MAP LEGEND OF SYMBOLS ABBREVIATIONS GEODEDIC CONTROL SURVEY MARKER - TYPE A GEODEDIC CONTROL SURVEY MARKER - TYPE B GEODEDIC CONTROL SURVEY MARKER - ENGRAVING/STAMPING GEODEDIC CONTROL CONCRETE SURVEY MARKER PROJECT SIGN R MAJOR COLLECTOR ROAD - 26m R.O.W. (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R MINOR COLLECTOR ROAD - 24m R.O.W. (WITH LAY-BY LANE) (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R MINOR COLLECTOR ROAD - 24m R.O.W. (W/O LAY-BY LANE) (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R LOCAL ROAD m R.O.W. - 8m PAVEMENT (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R BUFFER ROAD - 15m R.O.W. - 7m PAVEMENT (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R LANEWAY - 8m R.O.W. - 6m PAVEMENT (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R CUL-DE-SAC (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R ANGLE BEND R HORIZONTAL CURVE R INTERSECTION DESIGN GUIDELINES (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R STREET SIGNS R BREAKAWAY BOLLARD DETAIL R DEAD END BARRICADE R CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC BARRICADES R TRAFFIC CALMING ADVANCE WARNING SIGNS (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R SPEED HUMP (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R RAISED CROSSWALK (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R RAISED INTERSECTION (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R ROUNDABOUT LAYOUT (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R SINGLE-LANE ROUNDAOUT NEW DEVELOPMENT AND RE-DEVELOPMENT (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R MINI-ROUNDABOUT RE-DEVELOPMENT ONLY (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R TRAFFIC CALMING MEDIANS (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R CURB EXTENSIONS AND ROAD NARROWINGS (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R LADDER PAVEMENT MARKING DETAIL AT SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS R CATCH BASIN CURB DETAIL R CURB AND SUBDRAIN DETAIL R UNIT PAVER CROSSWALK DETAIL (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R SIDEWALK AND RAMP R WALKWAYS R BOLLARD DETAIL (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) R CONCRETE MULTI-USE PATH DETAIL (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) SEWER SYSTEM S OUTFALL GRATE MAX. 900mm DIAMETER S INLET GRATE S REAR YARD CATCHBASIN GRATE S PRECAST CONCRETE CATCHBASIN (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) S SUMPLESS REAR YARD PRECAST CONCRETE CATCHBASIN (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) S STORM WATER FACILITY POND WARNING SIGN S SAFETY STATION FOR PONDS AND WATERWAYS S SIDE INLET CATCHBASIN DETAILS (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) WATER W W W W SINGLE VALVE IN CHAMBER MULTIPLE VALVE CHAMBER AIR RELEASE VALVE CHAMBER HYDRANT INSTALLATION
5 Engineering Design Criteria & Standard Drawings APPENDIX A STANDARD DRAWINGS W RESTRAINING OF PVC WATERMAIN AT VALVES AND FITTINGS (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) W METER, BACKFLOW PREVENTER & BY-PASS IN CHAMBER W METER CHAMBER FOR COPPER SERVICES W WATER METER CHAMBER COVER W INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL METER WITH BACKFLOW PREVENTER AND BY-PASS VALVE INSTALLATION (METER ROOM) (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) W WATER VALVE OPEN/CLOSE DIRECTIONS W BACKFLOW PREVENTER & CHAMBER FOR 6" THROUGH 12" DOUBLE CHECK VALVE ASSEMBLY W TEMPORARY SUPPLY AND DISINFECTION CONNECTION (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) CONNECTIONS C C C C STREET LIGHTING RESIDENTIAL SERVICE CONNECTIONS BLOCK SERVICE CONNECTIONS BLOCK WATER CONNECTION STORM CONNECTION WITH ORIFICE CONTROL SL INSTALLATION OF STREETLIGHT CABLE AT ROAD CROSSINGS (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) SL STREETLIGHT WIRING CONNECTIONS (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) SL m TO 13.0m CONCRETE POLE WITH UNDERGROUND CIRCUITS AND STREETLIGHT MOUNTED ON ARM (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) SL m (27') DECORATIVE STREETLIGHT POLE (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) SL mm (19'-7") DECORATIVE STREETLIGHT POLE (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) SL INSTALLATION OF BOLLARD WALKWAY LIGHT SERVICE AT STREETLIGHT POLE(UNDER DEVELOPMENT) SL m VICTORIAN SCROLL ARM (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) SL m VICTORIAN SCROLL ARM (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) FENCING AND RETAINING WALLS FRW FRW FRW FRW FRW FRW CHAIN LINK SECURITY FENCE ACOUSTIC WOOD FENCE PRIVACY WOOD FENCE ACOUTIC/PRIVACY FENCE NOTES PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE HAND RAIL FENCE TYPES & PLACEMENT
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