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R A M P U P! - City of Tacoma's Curb Ramp Installation Matrix DESCRIPTION OF WORK NEW CONSTR. ALTERATION MAINT. COMMENTS STREET PAVING New street paving or overlay through an intersection (Figures 1 & 2). Chip Seal or slurry seal street through an intersection. No action required New street paving or overlay greater than 50% of the roadway width (regardless of length), and up to or beyond a corner's radius (Figure 3). SIGNALS AND CROSSWALKS Construct a new traffic signal, or upgrade the existing traffic signal, including installation of audible pedestrian signal equipment (Figure 4). Sidewalk ramps, including receiving ramps, are required on all corners of the intersection where pedestrian crossings are permitted and curbing or sidewalk is present. If a receiving ramp already exists, it shall be upgraded or replaced if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. See the RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION category (page 3 of 4) for receiving ramp requirements. Sidewalk ramps, including receiving ramps, are required on the leg of the intersection that the new street pavement approaches and where curbing or sidewalk is present. If a receiving ramp already exists, it shall be upgraded or replaced if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. See the RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION category (page 3 of 4) for receiving ramp requirements. Sidewalk ramps, including receiving ramps, are required on all corners of the intersection where pedestrian crossings are permitted and curb or sidewalk is present. If a receiving ramp already exists, it shall be upgraded or replaced if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. See the RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION category (page 3 of 4) for receiving ramp requirements. Complete routine maintenance on a traffic signal where there is no alteration to the sidewalk or street No action required. Installation of a new pedestrian crosswalk (Figure 5). Construct new, replace existing or retrofit sidewalk ramps (including receiving ramps) within the work area where pedestrian crossings are permitted and curb or sidewalk is present. If a receiving ramp already exists, it shall be upgraded or replaced if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. See the RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION category (page 3 of 4) for receiving ramp requirements. Installation of a new pedestrian activated signal/flashing beacon for a new or existing crossing (Figure 5). Construct new, replace existing or retrofit sidewalk ramps (including receiving ramps) within the work area where pedestrian crossings are permitted and where curbing or sidewalk is present. If a receiving ramp already exists, it shall be upgraded or replaced if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. See the RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION category (page 3 of 4) for receiving ramp requirements. SIDEWALKS AND TRAILS New or reconstructed sidewalk or trail construction up to and/or within a corner's radius (Figure 6). Sidewalk ramps, including receiving ramps, shall be upgraded/constructed on the leg of the intersection that the new sidewalk or trail approaches where curbing or sidewalk is present. The ramps on the corner's adjacent leg shall be upgraded/constructed if the proposed construction extends beyond the midpoint (>50%) of the corner's radius. If a receiving ramp already exists, it shall be upgraded or replaced if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. See the RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION category (page 3 of 4) for receiving ramp requirements. Reconstruct sidewalk midblock (Figure 6). No action required. New or reconstructed sidewalk or trail that abuts or crosses an existing driveway or alley approach. Replace driveway/alley approach per City standards, or construct and route a 4-foot wide (minimum) accessible sidewalk at the back of the driveway/alley. Layout shall be as acceptable to the City. Existing single family homes are exempt from improving driveways other than their own, and for constructing alley approach improvements. 4/28/2011 1 of 4

R A M P U P! - City of Tacoma's Curb Ramp Installation Matrix DESCRIPTION OF WORK NEW CONSTR. ALTERATION MAINT. COMMENTS CURB AND GUTTER New or reconstructed curb or curb and gutter up to or within a corner's radius (Figure 7). Sidewalk ramps, including receiving ramps, shall be upgraded/constructed on the leg of the intersection that the new curb and/or gutter approaches. The ramps on the corner's adjacent leg shall be upgraded/constructed if the proposed construction extends beyond the midpoint (>50%) of the corner's radius. If a receiving ramp already exists, it shall be upgraded or replaced if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. See the RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION category (page 3 of 4) for receiving ramp requirements. Replacing curb or curb and gutter midblock. No action required. UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS Utility excavations through an intersection requiring more than 50% of the intersection's total area to be removed (Figure 8). Utility excavations that impact more than 50% of a block's width (regardless of length), and extend up to or beyond a corner's radius. Construct new, replace existing or retrofit sidewalk ramps (including receiving ramps) within the intersection where pedestrian crossings are permitted and where curbing or sidewalk is present. If a receiving ramp already exists, it shall be upgraded or replaced if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. See the RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION category (page 3 of 4) for receiving ramp requirements. See STREET PAVING category, Figure 3. Planter strip trenching regardless of location. No action required. 'A' STYLE CATCH BASIN Removal or replacement of an 'A' Style Catch Basin, or rehabilitation/upgrade of an 'A' Style Catch Basin where curb, gutter or sidewalk is impacted (Figure 9). Construct new, replace existing or retrofit sidewalk ramps (including receiving ramps) only on the corner radius were the work takes place, where pedestrian crossings are permitted, and where curbing or sidewalk is present. If a receiving ramp already exists, it shall be upgraded or replaced if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. See the RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION category (page 3 of 4) for receiving ramp requirements. Rehabilitation/upgrade of 'A' Style Catch Basin where no curb, gutter or sidewalk is impacted. No action required. ON-STREET PARKING Repaint existing on-street parking stalls. No action required. Layout modifications to existing on-street parking stalls (e.g., change parallel parking to angle parking). On-Street parking stall striping associated with new construction (e.g., new pavement/overlay, new parking areas within planter strip/row, etc.). On-Street accessible parking stalls requested by citizens or commercial businesses. Stripe new ADA accessible stalls (4% of parking stalls within a block must be ADA compliant), construct new ramps to provide sidewalk access. On-Street parking shall maintain a crossslope of no more than 2% in any direction. One in every eight ADA accessible stalls (at least one) must be van accessible. Stripe new ADA accessible stalls (4% of parking stalls within a block must be ADA compliant), construct new ramps to provide sidewalk access. On-Street parking shall maintain a crossslope of no more than 2% in any direction. One in every eight ADA accessible stalls (at least one) must be van accessible. Accessible parking stalls shall be installed per the City's existing policy for on-street parking. Accessible parking curb ramp requirements shall be determined by the Engineering Division, Traffic Section. 4/28/2011 2 of 4

R A M P U P! - City of Tacoma's Curb Ramp Installation Matrix DESCRIPTION OF WORK NEW CONSTR. ALTERATION MAINT. COMMENTS MISCELLANEOUS STRIPING Installation of Bike Lanes No action required. Lane Reconfiguration No action required. RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION If a ramp is upgraded/constructed and an existing receiving ramp is present, will the existing receiving ramp be upgraded or reconstructed? The existing receiving ramp shall be upgraded/reconstructed if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. Receiving ramp barriers are identified in the POTENTIAL RECEIVING RAMP BARRIERS section of the GENERAL NOTES (page 4). The City shall make the final determination regarding the need for a ramp upgrade or its reconstruction. If a ramp is upgraded/constructed and an existing receiving ramp is NOT present, will a new ramp be constructed? OTHER Tree installation or removal without curb, gutter or sidewalk impacts. Speed hump installation without impact to curb, gutter, sidewalk, or pedestrian route. Traffic Circle If there is no receiving ramp present, a receiving structure/ramp shall be constructed per the POTENTIAL RECEIVING RAMP BARRIERS section of the GENERAL NOTES (page 4). Ramp construction scenarios are presented on Figure 10. Does not change use, no action required. Maintain clear accessible path in accordance with City requirements. Does not change use, no action required. Traffic circles will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by City staff. Roundabout Construct sidewalk ramps, including receiving ramps, on all corners of the intersection where curbing or sidewalk is present. If a receiving ramp already exists, it shall be upgraded or replaced if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. See the RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION category (see above) for receiving ramp requirements. Pedestrian Island Construct new, replace existing or retrofit sidewalk ramps (including receiving ramps) only for the leg of the intersection to which the pedestrian island applies. If a receiving ramp already exists, it shall be upgraded or replaced if more than two (2) barriers to accessibility exist. See the RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION category (see above) for receiving ramp requirements. 4/28/2011 3 of 4

R A M P U P! - City of Tacoma's Curb Ramp Installation Matrix DESCRIPTION OF WORK NEW CONSTR. ALTERATION MAINT. COMMENTS GENERAL NOTES POTENTIAL RECEIVING RAMP BARRIERS All measurements shall be as determined by the City. (more than 2 req'd for upgrade/replacement of existing receiving ramps) All curb ramp construction/upgrades shall be built concurrent with all other planned work. A longitudinal slope greater than 8.33%, but less than or equal to 10%. Arterial and mid-block crossings shall be as approved by the City. A cross slope greater than 2%, but less than or equal to 4%. All roadway restoration shall be in accordance with the City's Pavement Restoration Policy. Non-compliant or absent landings. Directional ramps are preferred over 45-degree ramps. Change in level (not flush) at grade breaks. Forty-Five (45) degree ramps shall be installed only after approval by the City's ADA Coordinator No wings or pedestrian/return curbs on ramp. and/or the Construction Division Manager. Out of alignment with opposing ramp. Installation of one 45-degree ramp will require the installation/upgrade of at least two, (A ramp with a longitudinal or cross slope greater than 10% or 4%, respectively, possibly three, additional 45-degree receiving ramps (full intersection ramp build out). shall be considered non-compliant and shall require replacement.) All curb ramp designs shall be stamped by a licensed Professional Engineer. If meeting the current design standards is not possible, ramps shall be constructed to the maximum extent RECEIVING RAMP CONSTRUCTION GUIDELINES feasible as indicated by an Engineer's note on the stamped drawings. Rationale supporting If only concrete curbing (no sidewalk) exists at a crossing's receiving end, a the design variance shall include a description of the scope of work, the site-specific factors affecting concrete ramp/wings/landing (up to 4'x4') shall be constructed as directed by the compliance, and the measures implemented to improve compliance. City. If only sidewalk (no concrete curb) exists at a crossing's receiving end, a temporary asphalt ramp/wings/landing (up to 4'x4') shall be constructed as directed by the City. If there is no sidewalk and curb at a crossing's receiving end, the curb shall be modified and a asphalt landing (up to 4'x4') shall be constructed as directed by the City. See Figure 10 for receiving ramp construction requirements. 4/28/2011 4 of 4

E. CURB & GUTTER E. CURB & GUTTER EISTING RAMP (TYP.) E. EDGE OF ASPHALT NEW PAVEMENT OR OVERLAY THROUGH INTERSECTION NEW/UPGRADED RAMPS REQUIRED ON ALL CORNERS WHERE THERE IS EISTING OR PROPOSED CURB OR SIDEWALK. SEE FIGURES 2, 3 AND 8 FOR ADDITIONAL STREET PAVING REQUIREMENTS. SEE THE CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FOR CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FIGURE 1 STREET PAVING IMPROVEMENTS FULL INTERSECTION

IN MOST INSTANCES, ONLY ONE CROSSING WILL BE REQUIRED. CITY TO MAKE FINAL DETERMINATION IN LOCATION AND ALIGNMENT. SEE FIGURES 1, 3 AND 8 FOR ADDITIONAL STREET PAVING REQUIREMENTS. SEE THE CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FOR NEW PAVEMENT OR OVERLAY THROUGH T-INTERSECTION NEW/UPGRADED RAMPS REQUIRED ON ALL CORNERS WHERE THERE IS EISTING OR PROPOSED CURB OR SIDEWALK. CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FIGURE 2 STREET PAVING IMPROVEMENTS T-INTERSECTION

NEW/UPGRADED RAMPS REQUIRED WHEN: PAVEMENT/OVERLAY ETENDS UP TO OR WITHIN THE CORNER'S RADIUS; AND PAVEMENT/OVERLAY IS GREATER THAN 50% OF ROADWAY WIDTH (REGARDLESS OF PAVEMENT/OVERLAY LENGTH). NEW OR UPGRADED RAMP (TYP.) FOR RAMP REQUIREMENTS WHEN THE PAVING/OVERLAY ETENDS INTO THE INTERSECTION, SEE FIGURES 1, 2 AND 8. NEW PAVEMENT OR OVERLAY CORNER RADIUS (TYP.) > 50% OF ROADWAY WIDTH ROADWAY SEE THE CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FOR CORNER RADIUS (TYP.) CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FIGURE 3 STREET PAVING IMPROVEMENTS ABUTTING INTERSECTION

NOTE: SEE THE CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FOR E. EDGE OF ASPHALT NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATION OF ACCESSIBLE PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL (APS) SYSTEMS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE LATEST VERSION OF PROWAG. CONDUIT FOR APS EQUIPMENT SHALL BE INSTALLED DURING CURB RAMP CONSTRUCTION AT ALL SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS AND AT INTERSECTIONS WHERE SIGNALIZATION IS ANTICIPATED WITHIN THE NET 6 YEARS. COORDINATE WITH PUBLIC WORKS - ENGINEERING, TRAFFIC SECTION. EISTING RAMP (TYP.) NEW/UPGRADED RAMPS (TYP.) REQUIRED ON ALL CORNERS WHEN: A NEW SIGNAL IS INSTALLED; OR AN EISTING SIGNAL IS UPGRADED, INCLUDING THE INSTALLATION OF ACCESSIBLE PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL EQUIPMENT. CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FIGURE 4 TRAFFIC SIGNAL IMPROVEMENTS

THERMOPLASTIC SHALL BE USED FOR ALL PEDESTRIAN STRIPING. SEE THE CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FOR MID-BLOCK CROSSING NEW PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALK (TYP.) EISTING RAMP (TYP.) NEW PEDESTRIAN ACTIVATED FLASHING BEACON (TYP.) NEW/UPGRADED RAMPS ARE REQUIRED AT ALL PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALKS. CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FIGURE 5 PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALK IMPROVEMENTS

NEW OR RECONSTRUCTED SIDEWALK OR TRAIL RAMPS REQUIRED IF CONSTRUCTION ETENDS BEYOND THE MID-POINT OF THE CORNER'S RADIUS. NEW/UPGRADED RAMPS REQUIRED WHEN NEW OR RECONSTRUCTED SIDEWALK OR TRAIL IS INSTALLED UP TO OR WITHIN THE CORNER'S RADIUS. RAMP UPGRADE/CONSTRUCTION IS REQUIRED ON THE LEG OF THE INTERSECTION THE CONSTRUCTION APPROACHES, INCLUDING ON THE ADJACENT LEG IF CONSTRUCTION ETENDS BEYOND THE MIDPOINT OF THE CORNER'S RADIUS. CORNER RADIUS (TYP.) CORNER RADIUS MID-POINT CORNER RADIUS (TYP.) EISTING SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ARE EEMPT FROM SIDEWALK RAMP, ALLEY APPROACH, AND DRIVEWAY (OTHER THAN THEIR OWN) CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS. SEE THE CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FOR NEW OR UPGRADED RAMP (TYP.) RECONSTRUCT SIDEWALK MID-BLOCK/OUTSIDE THE CORNER RADIUS, NO RAMPS REQUIRED. SEE SIDEWALK MAINTENANCE POLICY FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FIGURE 6 SIDEWALK AND TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS

NEW/UPGRADED RAMPS REQUIRED IF CONSTRUCTION ETENDS BEYOND THE MID-POINT OF THE CORNER'S RADIUS. NEW/UPGRADED RAMPS REQUIRED WHEN NEW/ UPGRADED CURB AND/OR GUTTER ETENDS UP TO OR WITHIN THE CORNER'S RADIUS. RAMP UPGRADE/CONSTRUCTION IS REQUIRED ON THE LEG OF THE INTERSECTION THE CONSTRUCTION APPROACHES, INCLUDING ON THE ADJACENT LEG IF CONSTRUCTION ETENDS BEYOND THE MIDPOINT OF THE CORNER'S RADIUS. CORNER RADIUS MID-POINT EISTING SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ARE EEMPT FROM SIDEWALK RAMP, ALLEY APPROACH, AND DRIVEWAY (OTHER THAN THEIR OWN) CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS. NEW/UPGRADED CURB AND GUTTER (TYP.) IF RAMPS ARE LOCATED OUTSIDE THE CORNER'S RADIUS, BUT IMPACTED BY CURB AND/OR GUTTER IMPROVEMENTS, RAMPS SHALL BE REPLACED OR UPGRADED AS DESCRIBED ABOVE OR AS REQUIRED BY THE CITY. CORNER RADIUS (TYP.) SEE THE CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FOR IDENTIFY IMPACTS TO EISTING RAMP TO DETERMINE IF RAMP UPGRADES ARE REQUIRED. E. EDGE CURB & OF GUTTER ASPHALT CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FIGURE 7 CURB AND GUTTER IMPROVEMENTS

ROADWAY ROADWAY E. E. EDGE CURB OF & ASPHALT GUTTER LIMIT OF INTERSECTION PAVING IMPACTS ECEED 50% OF INTERSECTION'S TOTAL AREA UTILITY REPAIR/CONSTRUCTION, (TYP.) CORNER RADIUS (TYP.) NEW/UPGRADED RAMPS REQUIRED ON ALL CORNERS WHEN UTILITY REPAIR/CONSTRUCTION REQUIRES MORE THAN 50% OF THE INTERSECTION'S TOTAL AREA. SEE FIGURE 3 FOR RAMP REQUIREMENTS WHEN PAVING IS LESS THAN 50% OF THE INTERSECTION'S AREA. SEE THE CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FOR AREA WHERE UTILITY REPAIR/CONSTRUCTION/STREET RESTORATION IS PLANNED. CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FIGURE 8 UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS FULL INTERSECTION

E. E. EDGE CURB OF & ASPHALT GUTTER NEW/UPGRADED RAMPS ARE REQUIRED ON ADJACENT LEGS OF THE INTERSECTION WHEN: AN 'A' STYLE CATCH BASIN IS REMOVED OR REPLACED; OR AN 'A' STYLE CATCH BASIN IS REHABILITATED/UPGRADED AND CURB OR SIDEWALK IS IMPACTED. "A" STYLE CATCH BASIN SEE THE CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FOR CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FIGURE 9 CATCH BASIN IMPROVEMENTS

SCENARIO A CONSTRUCT A CONCRETE RAMP AND 4'4' LANDING AS DIRECTED BY THE CITY. STANDARD CONCRETE RAMP (TYP.) SEE CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FOR ADDITIONAL RAMP CONSTRUCTION GUIDELINES. TEMPORARY RAMPS AND LANDINGS MAY BE CONSTRUCTED OUT OF ASPHALT (2" OF 3 8" COMMERCIAL HMA OVER 3" CSTC) OR CONCRETE PER STANDARD PLAN SU-04. TACTILE SURFACES ARE REQUIRED ON ALL RAMPS AND LANDINGS. VANGUARD, OR EQUIVALENT, MAY BE APPLIED TO ASPHALT PAVEMENT. E. EDGE OF ASPHALT E. EDGE OF ASPHALT CORNER RAMP CONSTRUCTION SCENARIOS A EISTING CONCRETE CURBING, NO SIDEWALK B EISTING SIDEWALK, NO CONCRETE CURBING C NO CONCRETE CURBING OR SIDEWALK PRESENT SCENARIO B CONSTRUCT A TEMPORARY RAMP AND LANDING (AS NEEDED) AS DIRECTED BY THE CITY. E. EDGE OF ASPHALT SCENARIO C MODIFY ASPHALT EDGE AND CONSTRUCT A TEMPORARY 4'4' ASPHALT LANDING AS DIRECTED BY THE CITY. CURB RAMP INSTALLATION MATRI FIGURE 10 RAMP CONSTRUCTION SCENARIOS