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1 Crossing Width 0 min./5 max. - Residential Vehicle Crossing 0 min./7 max. - Commercial/Industrial Vehicle Crossing 1800 min./2400 Des. - Pedestrian Cut Down Crossing Width 0 min./5 max. - Residential 0 min./7 max. - Commercial/Industrial See Note 4 Berm Footpath Varies Berm Berm 600 Footpath 1 Min. Cutdown Length Face of Kerb Cutdown Length Cutdown & splay extension. For Residential crossings, see Note 2. For Commercial / Industrial crossings, see Note where footpath adjacent to kerb maximum crossfall - 2% 10 Normal See Detail A Depth of concrete/asphalt/interlocking block. For base reinforcement requirements and subgrade CBR see Drawing D3.3.5 Bullnose SECTION THROUGH VEHICLE CROSSING DETAIL A - VEHICLE CUTDOWN KERB Refer to Note 5 Length of depressed kerb Top of kerb Transition Cutdown length Transition Invert of Channel Note 5 PROFILE OF DEPRESSED KERB 1 to end of reinforcement beam NOTES: 1. When commercial and industrial crossings are constructed, the reinforcement beam is to extend 1 either side of cutdown. 2. Cutdown and splay extension to be constructed where the width is less than 9000 and the crossing width is less than This area is to be formed and surfaced to the Commercial/Industrial standard for all Commercial/Industrial vehicle crossings. This may be extended to where footpath commences. 4. The footpath within the crossing area shall removed and strengthened to match the vehicle crossing construction standard and then be surfaced with the same material as the footpath either side. 5. When crossing is a pedestrian cutdown use pedestrian / cycle cutdown shown in Drawing D VEHICLE CROSSING AND PEDESTRIAN CUTDOWN SET OUT D3.3.1
2 New residential crossing in existing kerb and channel only. Saw cut 40mm deep and remove vertical portion and recast crossing - only applies where the channel is not cracked, otherwise replace kerb and channel. PEDESTRIAN / CYCLE CUTDOWN RESIDENTIAL CHANNEL CROSSING (Less than 7 Household Units) 2 CASE A 4 CASE B COMMERCIAL CHANNEL CROSSING (Also Residential Privateways 7 or more Household Units) Max. Grade 1 in 12 Desireable 1 in 14 4 Refer Drawing D3.3.5 Crossing Crossing Depth of concrete / asphalt / interlocking block, base, reinforcement requirements and subgrade CBR - Refer Drawing D CASE A CASE B INDUSTRIAL CHANNEL CROSSING Case A For Extrusion Machine Channel Case B For Cast in Situ Channel Reinforcing - D12 bars with R6 600 crs Reinforcement beam to extend 1 either side of cutdown. Side & Top Cover mm minimum Bottom Cover mm minimum VEHICLE CROSSING PROFILES D3.3.2
3 200 1 : 12 * In Industrial/Commercial uses increase these dimensions by mm D12 and reinforce as shown. Flush 600 crs D12 * 1 VERTICAL KERB & CHANNEL EDGE RESTRAINT - (Parallel to Travel) Top of Seal Top of Seal 2 1 R10 R10 0 crs. long embedded. Bend top over 200 TYPE A - (Cast Insitu) TYPE B - (Pinned to Pavement) MEDIAN KERB 4 1 max. MOUNTABLE KERB & CHANNEL HEAVY DUTY KERB & CHANNEL e.g. Tight Radius K & C usage Narrow Carriageway min * Varies crs 2 3 / D bottom cover end cover m ax. 2 Rad. * Berm Residential Streets 1 Industrial/Commercial Streets 30 DISH CHANNEL VERTICAL NIB KERB NOTES: 1. All concrete shall be 20 MPa in place. 2. Minimum radius for kerbs on Public roads 5.0m. KERB AND CHANNEL PROFILES D3.3.3
4 Paving and formed joints at 3m centres minimum 1mm compacted AP40 basecourse EXTRUDED DISH CHANNEL 2 Paving 1 1 and formed joints at 3m centres minimum 1mm compacted AP40 basecourse EXTRUDED KERB AND CHANNEL 20MPa concrete 2 and formed joints reduced to 2m centres 2 Footpath or topsoil 1 NIB KERB Seal Level 1 2 Seal Level Pavement with water prior to forming of extruded kerb 2 x D12 bars pressed into wet face of Footpath or topsoil 2 Pavement all loading bays and kerbs parallel to bus stops MOUNTABLE KERB EXTRUDED MOUNTABLE KERB FOR CROSSINGS 20 MPa with 6% black oxide 20 MPa with 6% black oxide with joints reduced to 2m centres Paving 3m centres minimum mm compacted AP40 basecourse EXTRUDED KERB clean and sprayed with water prior to forming of extruded kerb EXTRUDED MOUNTABLE KERB CITY HEART KERB PROFILES D3.3.4
5 Pedestrian Footpath Dwelling) Vehicle Crossing Commercial Strength Vehicle Crossing Industrial Strength Vehicle Crossings mm Mix 10 mm Mix 10 mm Mix 10 mm Mix 20 Concrete Surfacing Surfacing 1mm GAP 40 Pavement Depth = 1mm mm Concrete mm sand / GAP 20 1mm GAP 40 Pavement Depth = 200mm mm Concrete mm sand / GAP 20 2mm GAP 40 Pavement Depth = 2mm 1mm Concrete mm GAP 20 2mm GAP 40 Pavement Depth = mm 1mm Concrete mm GAP 20 Pavement Depth = 1mm Pavement Depth = 200mm Pavement Depth = 2mm Pavement Depth = mm Depressed Kerb and Interlocking Block Paving Channel Crossing /60mm Paving Block 80mm Paving Block 80mm Paving Block 80mm Paving Block 90mm GAP40 90mm GAP40 145mm GAP40 195mm GAP40 mm Bedding Sand mm Bedding Sand mm Bedding Sand mm Bedding Sand Pavement Depth = 1mm Pavement Depth = 195mm Pavement Depth = 2mm Pavement Depth = mm Pedestrian crossing (No Lip) vehicle crossing (1-6 Dwellings) 2 mm GAP 20 mm GAP 20 mm GAP 20 mm GAP 20 Pavement Depth = 200mm Pavement Depth = 200mm Pavement Depth = mm Pavement Depth = 3mm NOTES: 1. Concrete - 28 Day in place minimum strength of 20MPa. 2. Basecourse depth can be amended by using steel mesh reinforcing 4 3. Depth of sand / GAP material to be increased where the CBR is not achievable. MACHINE EXTRUDED CROSSING Pavement Depth = 4mm CROSS SECTION DETAILS FOR FOOTPATH, VEHICLE CROSSINGS AND DEPRESSED D3.3.5 KERB AND CHANNEL
6 Saw Cut (except grass verge and paving blocks) mm for path / berm Min mm for reinstatement level Saw Cut and overband Reinstate footpath/berm NOTE: Reinstate sealed surface to match adjacent surface 30 - mm GAP 40 or TNZ M/4 AP40 mm GAP 20 STANDARD KERB AND CHANNEL Saw Cut (except grass verge and paving blocks) mm for path / berm Min mm for reinstatement Saw Cut and overband Reinstate vehicle crossing 30 - mm NOTE: Reinstate sealed surface to match adjacent surface GAP 20 or 40 mm GAP 20 GAP 40 or TNZ M/4 AP40 Commercial or Industrial Crossing Refer D3.3.2 RESIDENTIAL CROSSINGS CROSS SECTION DETAILS ASSOCIATED KERB AND CHANNEL REINSTATEMENT D3.3.6 WITHIN EXISTING PAVEMENT
7 surface 200 Min. Max. 400 Max. Min. EXISTING KERB IN SOUND CONDITION 4 Max. 1 1 All reinstatement to be concrete Roughen surface of Kerb and Channel Remove and reinstate mm GAP 20 Kerb and Channel RESIDENTIAL (EXISTING KERB IN POOR CONDITION) 4 Max. min. Remove and reinstate Reinforcing: Side & top cover mm mm GAP 20 Kerb and Channel INDUSTRIAL CONCRETE VEHICLE SLOT CROSSINGS D3.3.7
8 RP 5 and RP 5.1 Bus Stop Bus Stop 12.0m minimum 10.0m Raised Kerb 1.2 Kerb ACCESSIBLE RAISED BUS STOPS (BUS CAGE ROAD MARKED) 0.30m Round edge or 45 top edge 0.16m 0.31m 0.15m 0.44m 1.00m Bus Stop ACCESSIBLE BUS STOP KERB DETAIL 80 Raised Kerb Kerb ACCESSIBLE RAISED BUS STOPS IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS (NO ROADMARKING) NOTES: ACCESSIBLE BUS STOP D3.3.8
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