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***UPDATES***

  • October 19, 2023: Revised drawing for P-262.
  • October 4, 2023: New Bureau of Environmental Services detail P-266 - Connections to Brick Sewer detail added to library.
  • August 15, 2023: New standard drawing reports for P-400, P-407, P-412, P-420, P-421, P-434, P-435, P-436, P-437. 
  • June 29, 2023: Revised drawings and standard drawing reports for P-547 and P-548. 

P-100 through P-139 Trench, Pipe Bedding

DrawingDescriptionEffective Date
Pipe Bedding and Pipe Zone12-15-16
Concrete Anchor Walls for Sewer Pipe01-01-09
Sewer Pipe Concrete Encasement 01-01-09
Metal Slope Anchors for Pipe04-20-10
Utility Trench Plug10-17-19

P-140 through P-149 MSPCP Details

DrawingDescriptionEffective Date
Top Slab "A" for Precast Maintenance Hole01-01-09
Top Slab "B" for Precast Maintenance Hole01-01-09
Top Slab "C" for Precast Maintenance Hole01-01-09
Top Slab "D" for Precast Maintenance Hole01-01-09
Top Slab "E" (Reducing Slab) for Precast Maintenance Hole (60" Dia.)01-01-09
Top Slab "E" (Reducing Slab) for Precast Maintenance Hole (72"-144" Dia.)01-01-09
Large Precast Conc. Maintenance Hole - Longitudinal Section Reinforcement (60" - 96")01-01-09
Large Precast Conc. Maintenance Hole - Longitudinal Section Reinforcement (108" - 144")01-01-09
Precast Concrete Maintenance Hole - Top Slabs "A" through "D"01-01-09
Precast Concrete Maintenance Hole - Top Slab "E" and Base Slabs01-01-09

P-150 through P-199 Maintenance Holes

DrawingDescriptionEffective Date
Precast Concrete Maintenance Hole05-15-12
Maintenance Hole Cast-In-Place Base & Precast Base Slab08-01-22
Top Slabs for Precast Concrete Maintenance Holes04-06-09
Precast Sump12-07-15
Sedimentation Maintenance Hole and Sed. Maint. Hole in Location of Extg. Sump04-01-23
Sedimentation Maintenance Hole with Baffle04-01-23
Sedimentation Maintenance Hole with Elbow04-01-23
Sampling Maintenance Hole04-07-09
Sump System Remediation Plan06-16-10
Step for Precast Maintenance Hole04-06-09
Maintenance Hole Frame - 6-inch Depth04-06-09
Maintenance Hole Frame - 10-inch Depth04-06-09
36 Inch Maintenance Hole Frame04-06-09
Maintenance Hole Riser Ring04-06-09
36 Inch Maintenance Hole Riser Ring04-06-09
Maintenance Hole Cover04-06-09
36 Inch Maintenance Hole Cover04-06-09
36 Inch Maintenance Hole Double Cover04-06-09
Tamperproof Maintenance Hole Frame & Cover - 6" Depth04-06-09
Tamperproof Maintenance Hole Frame & Cover - 10" Depth04-06-09
Watertight Maintenance Hole Frame & Cover - 6" Depth04-06-09
Watertight Maintenance Hole Frame & Cover - 10" Depth04-06-09
Maintenance Hole with Beaver Slide03-03-19

P-200 through P-215 Inlets

DrawingDescriptionEffective Date
Adjust Concrete Inlet11-17-15
Concrete Double Inlet - End to End (For space constraints or slopes greater than 4 percent.)11-17-15
Curb Inlet01-01-09
Combination Curb Inlet01-01-09
48" Precast Field Inlet01-01-09
Double Inlet Frame - End to End01-01-09

P-250 through P-299 Cleanouts, Risers, Inside Drops

DrawingDescriptionEffective Date
PVC Deep Connection Riser07-12-16
Clay Pipe Connections for Concrete Maintenance Hole07-15-20
Piped Inside Drop Connection with Tee04-01-23
Piped Inside Drop with Drop Bowl04-01-23
Rain Drain to Gutter07-31-20
Sanitary Sewer Lateral Cleanout06-22-12
Sanitary Sewer Terminal Cleanout06-22-12
Sanitary Cleanout Frame Foundation06-22-12
Sanitary Cleanout Frame and Cover02-23-21
Sanitary Cleanout Frame & Cover Landscape01-01-09
Sewer Service Lateral - Sanitary10-01-23
Sanitary Sewer Cleanout Over Existing Lateral03-24-14
Mainline Spot Repairs04-01-21
Concrete Collars04-01-21
Connections to Brick Sewer10-04-23

P-300 through P-399 Stormwater facility details

DrawingDescriptionEffective Date
Concrete Inlet Type Metal07-31-20
Concrete Inlet Type Metal Rotated07-31-20
Concrete Inlet Type Metal Inlet Assembly07-31-20
Concrete Inlet Type Metal with Channel and Grate (2.5 ft step out)07-31-20
Concrete Inlet Type Metal with Channel and Grate (1 ft step out)07-31-20
Concrete Inlet Type Metal with or without Channel, with G-1 or G-2 Grate09-01-23
Curb Extension Notched Forebay07-31-20
Planter Walls07-31-20
Curb Extension Outlet Notch07-31-20
Beehive Inlet07-31-20
Overflow Slotted Drain07-31-20
Utility Coordination Sewer Service Requirements Under Green Street07-31-20
Utility Coordination Water Service Sleeving07-31-20
Utility Coordination Water Asset Clearances07-31-20
Liner Attachment Pipe and Boot07-31-20

P-400 through P-499 Traffic Signs, Pavement Markings and Control Plans

DrawingDescriptionEffective Date

Sign Placement

09-01-22

Breakaway Anchor Traffic Sign Supports

04-18-11

Breakaway Dome Traffic Sign Supports

04-18-11

Modified Bike Rack Sign Mount

11-15-18

Sign Bracket, Cap Details

03-17-11

Sign Bracket, Strong-Back Details

03-17-11

Street Name Sign Hardware Details for Pipe Post Mount

09-01-22

Street Name Sign Hardware Details for Cantilever Mount

05-14-15

Street Name Sign Detail

09-01-22

South Waterfront Street Name Sign Detail

09-01-22

Pavement Markings Standard Detail Blocks Lane Lines and Parking

09-01-22

Pavement Markings Standard Detail Blocks Traffic Calming and Transit

09-01-22

Pavement Markings Standard Detail Blocks Pedestrian and Bicycle

09-01-22

Pavement Markings Standard Detail Blocks Sharrows

09-01-22

14' Asphalt Local Speed Bump

09-01-22

22' Asphalt Arterial Speed Bump

09-01-22

Multi Cushion Speed Bumps

01-11-22

P-500 through P-599 Driveways, Sidewalks, Curbs and Paving

DrawingDescriptionEffective Date
Typical Utility Locations01-20-22
AC Pavement Trench Resurfacing On Local Streets02-26-18
Asphalt Concrete Pavement Repair Adjacent To Curb02-26-18

Maintenance Hole Frame Adjustment

03-10-21
Borehole / Subsurface Investigation Pavement Restoration01-01-17
Belgian Paving Block Pavement02-07-11
Non-Curbed Pavement Edge06-20-12
PCC Pavement Trench Resurfacing on Busy Streets02-26-18
PCC Pavement Trench Resurfacing Typical Sections02-26-18
Trench Resurfacing Asphalt Over Concrete Streets02-26-18
AC Pavement Trench Resurfacing On Busy Streets02-26-18
PCC Pavement Trench Resurfacing On Local Streets02-26-18
Alley Driveway02-08-17
Residential Driveway (Historic)02-08-17
Typical Separated Sidewalk Driveway02-08-17
Alternate Depressed Separated Sidewalk Driveway02-08-17
Curb Tight Sidewalk Fully Lowered Driveway02-08-17
Curb Tight Sidewalk Partially Lowered Driveway02-08-17
Driveway Connection02-08-17

Curbs 

5-18-22

Miscellaneous Curb Details

05-18-22
Keyed Combination Curb and Sidewalk02-08-17

Midblock Curb Ramp

06-29-23

Corner Curb Ramp

06-29-23

Concrete Gutter at Curb Ramps and Transition Panels

08-15-22

Miscellaneous Curb Ramp Details

06-15-22
Sidewalks04-17-19
Typical Sidewalk & Driveway Repair (By Property owner)01-01-17
Islands01-07-21
Accessible Route Island04-07-21
Traffic Separators and Transitions04-15-21
Sidewalk - Concrete Pavers10-04-17
Bike Rack05-12-16
Precast Concrete Bollard08-16-11
Typical Street Tree Installation11-01-22
Street Tree Protection Detail - Prescriptive Path08-15-22
Street Tree Protection Alternate Fencing for Underground Utilities08-15-22

P-600 through P-699 Traffic Signals and Street Lighting

DrawingDescriptionEffective Date
Single Mast Arm Pole & Weld Details12-09-15
Combination Mast Arm Pole Details12-09-15
Dual Mast Arm Pole Details08-17-16
Mast Arm Pole Flange Plate Details10-10-13
Mast Arm Pole Base Plate Details10-10-13
Mast Arm Pole Recessed Terminal Cabinet10-10-13
Mast Arm Pipe Tenon Attachment and Luminaire Arm Details07-15-15
Signal Pole Footing & Anchor Bolts Type 110-10-13
Signal Pole Footing & Anchor Bolts Type 2 & 310-10-13
Signal Pole Footing Frangible Base06-21-16
Signal Pole Footings - Spread & Vaulted Basement03-21-12
Base-Mounted Signal Post Footing & Type 332 Cabinet   Foundation Details06-06-16
South Waterfront Type "A" Signalized Intersection Light Pole Details03-14-12
Signal Wiring Color Code10-10-14
"APS" Pushbutton Assembly03-21-12
APS 4-Wire Push Button Schematic03-21-12
"H" Pushbutton Assembly For Steel Pole and For Wood Pole03-14-12
Pedestrian Signal Mounting on Steel and Wood Poles03-21-12
Pedestrian Signal, Sensor, And Pushbutton on Frangibles, Ornamentals, and Pipe Posts05-10-16
Controller Cabinet and Communication Interface Details03-21-12
Service Installation on Steel and Wood Poles03-21-12
Service Cabinets for Steel and Wood Poles and on Pedestals03-21-12
Signal Equipment Pole & Mast Arm Mounted Details05-10-16
Signal Equipment Span Wire Installation Details03-15-12
Overhead Street Name and Aluminum Sign Mounting Details03-20-15
Overhead Cable Pole Connection Details03-21-12
School Zone Flasher Details05-10-16
Pull Box Type A & B Details03-21-12
Communications Box Type C & D Details03-21-12
Detector Loop & Loop Pocket Details03-21-12
Cable Placement and Wood Pole Framing Details (1 of 3)03-21-12
Cable Placement and Wood Pole Framing Details (2 of 3)03-21-12
Cable Placement and Wood Pole Framing Details (3 of 3)03-22-12
Cable Placement and Clearance Details03-22-12
Rectangular Rapid Flash Beacon (AC Powered) Pole Assembly Detail05-10-16
Rectangular Rapid Flash Beacon (Solar Powered) Pole Assembly Detail03-21-12
Combination Bottle Neck Type Luminaire Pole and Rapid Flash Beacon01-08-19
Street Lighting Cobra-Head Pole Details06-17-15
Street Lighting Twin Ornamental Pole Details04-01-15
Street Lighting Single Ornamental Pole04-01-15
Street Lighting Bottle Neck Type Luminaire Pole11-02-12
Street Lighting Photoelectric Control Ornamental Pole Details04-01-15
South Auditorium Post Top Style Light Pole Details09-11-12
South Auditorium Street Light Pole & Luminaire Details09-11-12
South Waterfront Type "A" Street Light Pole Details10-02-12
South Waterfront Type "B" & "C" Street Light Pole Details07-17-15
Street Lighting Standard Street Light Standard Pole Footing01-08-19
Street Lighting Type "A" Basement Street Light Pole Footing05-10-12
Street Lighting Type "B" Basement Pole Footing05-10-12
Street Lighting Special Light Pole Footing with Pillar05-10-12
Street Lighting Special Light Pole Spread Footing For Ornamental Poles05-10-12
Street Lighting South Waterfront Street Light Cast In Place Pole Footing05-10-12
Street Lighting Small Wireless Facilities Details10-25-19
Street Lighting Small Wireless Facilities General Notes and Reactions10-25-19
Street Lighting Small Wireless Facilities Foundation Details10-25-19
Street Lighting Pole-Mounted Panel Details03-22-12
Street Lighting Service Cabinet Details03-22-12
Street Lighting Pole Wiring Diagrams03-15-12
Street Lighting Control Unit Pole Wiring Diagrams03-06-12
Street Lighting Control Unit Installation10-24-12

P-700 through P-935 Water Valves, Hydrants and Assemblies

DrawingDescriptionEffective Date
Fire Hydrant Assembly02-20-13
2" Blow-off Assembly04-06-09
1" Manual Air Release Assembly04-06-09
Temporary Test/Sampling Point Assemblies04-06-09
General Corrosion Control Details12-16-09
Joint Bonds12-16-09
Dielectric Isolation Joints12-17-09
Test Stations12-17-09
Sleeved and Cased Pipe12-17-09
Dielectric Isolation Between Butterfly Valve and MCSP04-08-15
1" Service Assembly04-06-09
Concrete Thrust Collar DI Pipe11-02-17
Concrete Thrust Collar Sequencing Plan11-02-17
Valve Box & Cover (CIV) Assembly04-06-09
Valve Operator Extension Assembly04-06-09
Typical Street Trench Section04-09-09
Sampling Station07-15-10
Sampling Station Tapped Off Service03-17-15
Tree Planting Clearance Water Facility Pipe < 24-Inch Diameter03-28-16
Tree Planting Clearance Water Facility Pipe > 24-Inch Diameter03-28-16
General Vault Details08-17-15
Vault Ballast Fin08-17-15
3" Compound Meter with 2" Bypass in 575 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
3" Compound Meter with 2" Bypass in 687 Vault (in Street)08-17-15
4" Compound Meter with 2" Bypass in 575 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
4" Compound Meter with 2" Bypass in 687 Vault (in Street)08-17-15
6" Compound Meter with 4" Bypass in 687 Vault (in Street)08-17-15
6" Compound Meter with 4" Bypass in 687 Vault (in Street)08-17-15
6" Compound Meter with 4" Bypass in 687 Vault (in Street)08-17-15
6" Compound Meter with 4" Bypass in 687 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
6" Compound Meter with 4" Bypass in 687 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
6" Compound Meter with 4" Bypass in 687 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
8" Compound Meter with 6" Bypass in 810 Vault (in Street)08-17-15
8" Compound Meter with 6" Bypass in 810 Vault (in Street)08-17-15
8" Compound Meter with 6" Bypass in 810 Vault (in Street)08-17-15
8" Compound Meter with 6" Bypass in 810 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
8" Compound Meter with 6" Bypass in 810 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
8" Compound Meter with 6" Bypass in 810 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
4" Combination Meter with 4" Bypass in 687 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
6" Combination Meter with 6" Bypass in 810 Vault (in Street)08-17-15
6" Combination Meter with 6" Bypass in 810 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
8" Combination Meter with 8" Bypass in 816 Vault (in Street)08-17-15
8" Combination Meter with 8" Bypass in 816 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
10" Combination Meter with 10" Bypass in 816 Vault (in Sidewalk)08-17-15
Valve Box And Cover (CIV)02-02-10
Extension For Valve Box02-02-10
12" x 14" CI Frame & Cover02-02-10
14" x 20" CI Frame & Cover02-02-10
Wood Boxes (#5, #6 & #8)06-10-22
Wood Forms (#4, #5, #8 & #9)06-10-22

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