BROOK AND CULVERT REPAIR FY2020 - Needham, MA
Transcript of BROOK AND CULVERT REPAIR FY2020 - Needham, MA
NEWTON
DEDHAM
DOVER
LOCATION MAPNOT TO SCALE
TOWN OF NEEDHAM, MASSACHUSETTSDEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
BROOK AND CULVERT REPAIR FY2020CONTRACT NO. 20DPW057C
SEPTEMBER 2019PLAN INDEX
DESCRIPTIONSHEET NO.1
2
3
4
COVER
#1365 GREAT PLAIN AVE & #46 BORDER ROAD
#1389 GREAT PLAIN AVE & #16 WINFIELD STREET
#17 BLACKSMITH DRIVEWELLESLEY
REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL DATE
PREPARED BY:
ISSUE DATE: AUGUST 26, 2019
SELECT BOARD
JOHN A. BULIAN, CHAIRMAURICE P. HANDEL, VICE-CHAIR
MATTHEW BORRELLI, CLERKMARIANNE B. COOLEYDANIEL P. MATTHEWS
TOWN MANAGER
KATE FITZPATRICK
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
RICHARD P. MERSON, DIRECTORROBERT A. LEWIS, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
ANTHONY L. DEL GAIZO, P.E., TOWN ENGINEER
PROJECTLOCATION
VARIES 6' TO 7' WIDE
1'
2'-6"
STONE WALL REPAIR CROSS-SECTIONNOT TO SCALE
EXISTING STACKED WALL
EXISTING CONCRETE CAP
PREVIOUSLY EXISTINGFACE OF WALL
FURNISH AND INSTALL NEW CAP STONEAND SECURE WITH MASONRY MORTAR
RECONSTRUCTED WALL WITHEXISTING MATERIALS AND NEW 12" TO 15"SOUTH BAY COTTAGE WALL STONE, OR EQUAL
PROPOSED 3/4" TO 1-1/2"CRUSHED STONE
PROPOSED GEOTEXTILEFABRIC STAPLED IN PLACE
2'-6"
11" 9"9"
1'-6"
6"
LOAM AND SEED ALLDISTURBED AREAS 4" MINIMUM
EXISTING BOTTOM(SAND AND COBBLES)
UNDISTURBED SOIL
CHINK REVETMENT(TYP.)
GRADE AND COMPACTSLOPE INTERFACE
LEVELING PAD
18"
BASE TRENCH
WALL VOIDS "DRAINAGE ZONE" TO BE FILLED WITH3/4" TO 1-1/2" WASHED CRUSHED STONE
Seed mixture for seeded lawns shall be fresh, clean, new crop seed. Grass shall be of the previous year's cropand in no case shall the weed seed content exceed 1% by weight. The seed shall be furnished and delivered inthe proportion specified below in new, clean, sealed and properly labeled containers. All seed shall comply withState and Federal seed laws. Submit manufacturer's Certificates of Compliance. Seed which has become wet,moldy or otherwise damaged shall not be acceptable.
Seed Mixture Composition
Botanical Name/ Proportion Germination Purity
Common Name By Weight Minimum Minimum
(Festuca rubra) 60% 85% 95%
Creeping Red Fescue
or Chewing's Fescue
(Poa pratensis) 25% 85% 90%
Kentucky Bluegrass
(Lolium perenne) 10% 90% 90%
Manhattan Perennial Rye
(Agrostis alba) Red Top 5% 85% 92%
Seed may be mixed by an approved method on the site or may be mixed by a dealer. If the seed is mixed onthe site, each variety shall be delivered in the original containers which shall bear the dealer's guaranteedanalysis. If the seed is mixed by a dealer, the Contractor shall furnish the Engineer the dealer's guaranteedstatement of the composition of the mixture. Seeding shall be performed only during the periods of April 15 toJune 15 and August 15 to September 15. Immediately following seeding, the seeded surface shall be mulchedwith straw or hay free from weeds and coarse matter at a rate of 70 to 90 lbs/1000 sq.ft. Mulch shall beanchored immediately after spreading by application of liquid mulch binder or mulch netting applied inaccordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.
6. MAINTENANCE OF EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL MEASURES
During the period of construction, all erosion and sediment control measures shall be inspected weekly andafter each rainstorm and during a major storm event. Accumulated deposits of sediment and silt shall beperiodically removed from the upstream side of the erosion and sediment control barriers, and uponestablishment of permanent seeding and mulching. Such materials removed shall be spread and stabilized innon-wetland areas which are not subject to erosion, or which are not to be paved or built upon. Haybales, siltfencing and other erosion and sediment control measures shall be repaired, cleaned, and/or replaced asnecessary throughout the construction period in order to maintain complete and integral erosion and sedimentcontrol protection. Once in place, all erosion and sediment control facilities and measures are to remain in placeand in proper condition and be continuously maintained until final grading has been completed, all disturbedareas upgradient of said facilities have been permanently stabilized and all newly grassed areas have had atleast two mowings. Following such permanent stabilization, the facilities shall be dismantled, removed, anddisposed of in an approved manner. Additional erosion and sediment control measures beyond those shown onthe plans or prescribed herein shall be put in place, whenever necessary, to address field conditions and/or asordered by the Town.A stockpile of excess erosion control measures shall be maintained on site at all times. Stockpile materialstored shall be covered and consist of jute mat, straw wattle and other materials as specified by the town andor engineer.
7. RESPONSIBILITY FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL PLAN
The Town's selected contractor shall be personally responsible for implementing this erosion and sedimentcontrol plan and enforcing the prescribed erosion and sediment control safeguards during the constructionperiod. This responsibility includes the installation and maintenance of control measures throughout theconstruction period, informing all parties engaged on the construction site of the requirements and objectives ofthe plan, notifying the proper Town agencies and officials of any transfer of this responsibility, and conveying acopy of the erosion and sediment control plan if the title to the land is transferred.The Contractor is responsible for monitoring weather forecasts to prevent work from occurring during periods ofhigh brook flow.
1 inch = 40 ft.( IN FEET )
GRAPHIC SCALE3040 0 201020 40 80
GREAT PLAIN AVE
ABBOTT STREET
CENTER OF STREAM
REPAIR APPROXIMATELY 50 LINEAR FEETOF EXISTING WALL REUSING MOSTLY
EXISTING MATERIAL SOUTH SIDE
REMOVE SEDIMENTATION ASNEEDED TO COMPLETE WORK
20' EASEMENT
REMOVE AND RESETCHAIN-LINK FENCE
AS NECESSARY
#1365 GREAT PLAIN AVE.&
#46 BORDER ROAD
1 OF 3
WALLWALL
WALLWALL
(2) 18" TEMPORARYGRAVITY BYPASS PIPES
FLOWFLOW
WORK AREA TO MOVEALONG STREAM AS
WORK PROGRESSES
ADDITIVE BID ITEM No. 7.5.5z
1. EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL PROCEDURES
Protective erosion and sediment control measures, as indicated on the plan, shall be put in place for the project.Once in place, all erosion and sediment control measures shall be continuously maintained throughout theremainder of the construction period. In general, erosion and sediment control measures shall be put in place priorto disturbing the land. After installation of the initially prescribed measures, additional measures may be required toaddress field conditions as ordered by the Town of Needham or its designated agent(s). Limit of work will bedefined by the staked haybale and silt fence down slope of the construction.
A) Install staked geotextile silt barrier fencing downslope of proposed construction activities and/or acrossnatural and temporary drainage paths, prior to beginning any construction activities or disturbance of the existingsoil on the lot.
B) Install staked haybale and/or silt fence perimeter barrier around ballast, topsoil, and subsoil stockpilearea(s) if stock piling is done on site.
2. LAND DISTURBANCE
Insofar as possible, disturbance of the land shall be limited to the minimum amount necessary to complete theproposed work Interim or permanent stabilization measures shall be instituted on a disturbed area as soon aspracticable but no more than 14 days after construction activity has temporarily or permanently ceases on thatportion of the site. All trees and shrubs shall be conserved except those whose removal is required to perform theproposed work. The limits of disturbance shall be established in the field prior to starting any actual constructionactivities and shall be generally as shown by the topographic/site development plan drawings.
3. SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION
The first construction operation to be performed after installation of the initially prescribed erosion and sedimentcontrol measures shall be the construction of the drive in access to the site which shall include the clearingobsticals and protecting the ground vegetation cover from eroding.
A) Any ballast or topsoil removed shall be stockpiled in a location outside the wetland resource area, andringed with a protective haybale/silt fence barrier for erosion and sediment control, as described above.
B) Construct and install drainage pipe. Grade rear of property and stabilize slopes up gradient of the wetlandresource areas.
C) Fine grade and permanently stabilize disturbed areas (Depending upon scheduling, construction accessconsiderations, or other site requirements, it may be necessary and/or feasible to change the order of the abovesteps.)
4. EARTHWORK OPERATIONS DURING CONSTRUCTION
Grading taking place as the site is excavated and filled shall be done in a manner to allow drainage towarddiversion ditches and erosion and sediment control barriers. Haybale or silt fence erosion and sediment controlchecks shall always be placed immediately after a cut slope has been graded and before a fill slope has beenmade. Concentrated runoff shall not be permitted to overflow newly graded areas, haybale barriers, silt fences orother erosion and sediment control measures.
5. STABILIZATION
All disturbed soil areas surrounding the wetland resource areas shall be fine graded and permanently stabilized, asdetermined by continuing construction activities or the season. All disturbed areas, regardless of their location onthe site, shall be fine graded and stabilized as soon as practicable following substantial completion of proposedconstruction.
A) Where seasonal conditions exist that prevent the establishment of vegetation or as required by theengineer or conservation commission, “JUTE MATTING" shall be installed on disturbed areas around the resourcearea.
B) Where a permanent seedbed is to be established, there shall be a minimum depth of 4 inches of topsoilspread, fine--graded and raked to remove large stones and other debris.
BOR
DER
RO
ADREMOVE SEDIMENTATION ASNEEDED TO COMPLETE WORK
RECONSTRUCT APPROXIMATELY25 LINEAR FEET OF WALL WITH
NEW MATERIAL NORTH SIDE
CENTER OF STREAM
RECONSTRUCT APPROXIMATELY70 LINEAR FEET OF WALL WITH
NEW MATERIAL SOUTH SIDE
STRAW WATTLE ANDJUTE MAT (TYP)
STONE
BROOK BYPASS PLAN VIEWNOT TO SCALE
CONTRACTOR TODIVERT STREAM FLOWTHROUGH BYPASS PIPES
NOTE: PHOTOGRAPHS ARE INCLUDED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS APPENDIX ii.BID ITEM No. 7.5.5w
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Rosemary Brook Wall Design Plans.dwg
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Description
RevisionsNo.
Title
Project
Subconsultant:
Engineered by:
P.E. Stamp:
As Shown
Needham, Massachusetts
None
Rosemary BrookRetaining WallRehabilitation
REMOVE TREEIF NECESSARY
REPAIRAPPROXIMATELY45 LINEAR FEETOF EXISTINGWALL REUSINGMOSTLY EXISTINGMATERIAL
GENERAL STONE WALL INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
STEP 1: SITE ACCESS1) THE TOWN OF NEEDHAM WILL OBTAIN ACCESS (ENTRY PERMIT) TO THE JOB SITE. CONTRACTOR WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN THE JOB SITE WITHOUT ENTRY PERMIT.2) CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT A LIST OF EQUIPMENT TO BE USE AT THE JOB SITE FOR APPROVAL. NO EQUIPMENT SHALL BE USED WITHOUT APPROVAL.
STEP 2: PREPARE SITE1) REMOVE OF SEDIMENTATION ALONG PROPOSED WALL RECONSTRUCTION/ REPAIR AREA.2) INSTALL SEDIMENTATION/EROSION CONTROL MEASURES AND GRAVITY BYPASS PIPING AS REQUIRED.3) REMOVE INVASIVE SHRUBS AND TREES IN COORDINATION WITH CONSERVATION COMMISSION.4) REMOVE AND DISPOSE ALL SURFACE VEGETATION, DEBRIS, AND ORGANIC MATERIAL. THIS MATERIAL SHOULD NOT BE USED AS STRUCTURAL BACKFILL.5) EXCAVATE SITE SOILS AND PORTION OF THE FAILED WALL TO ALLOW FOR PLACEMENT OF STONE AND SOIL REINFORCEMENT.6) SALVAGE EXISTING STONE IF POSSIBLE AND REUSE TO REPAIR WALL SECTIONS. UNUSED STONES TO BE REMOVED AND DISPOSED OF BY THE CONTRACTOR.
STEP 3: BASE TRENCH EXCAVATION AND CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES
1) EXCAVATE THE BASE LEVELING PAD TRENCH. THE TOP OF LEVELING PAD MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 12” BELOW FINISHED GRADE.
SEDIMENT REMOVAL MAY REQUIRE THE WALL EXTEND MORE DEEPLY AS DETERMINED BY ENGINEER.
THE BASE TRENCH SHOULD BE WIDE ENOUGH AS INDICATED ON THE "STONE WALL REPAIR CROSS-SECTION" DETAIL TO
ALLOW FOR THE STONES AND FILL ZONE.THE BASE TRENCH SHOULD BE A MINIMUM OF 18" WIDE FOR 12" TO 15” STONES.
THE BASE TRENCH MUST BE DUG DEEP ENOUGH TO ALLOW FOR PLACEMENT OF THE BASE LEVELING PAD. LEVEL AND COMPACT
SOILS IN THE BASE TRENCH PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF THE LEVELING PAD.
2) THE NUMBER OF BURIED COURSES OF STONE WILL BE 1-2 (12” TO 15" STONES) UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED BY THE ENGINEER.
THE COMBINED DEPTHS OF THE BASE LEVELING PAD AND BURIED UNITS IS THE TOTAL DEPTH OF THE BASE TRENCH.
STEP 4: CONSTRUCT BASE LEVELING PAD
1) PLACE GEOTEXTILE FABRIC AND CONSTRUCT A 12" MIN. DEPTH OF 3/4” TO 1-1/2” CRUSHED STONE BASE FOR THE FULL LENGTH OF
THE WALL SECTION BEFORE STONES ARE INSTALLED.
2) PLACE CRUSHED STONE BASE LEVELING PAD MATERIAL AND COMPACT WITH APPROPRIATE EQUIPMENT TO ACHIEVE PROPER
DENSITY.
STEP 5: SET AND ALIGN THE BASE COURSE
ALL BASE COURSE STONES CAN BE PLACED FOR AN ENTIRE WALL LENGTH OR FOR A SMALL SEGMENT OF THE FULL LENGTH. TO
REDUCE THE MOVEMENT OF BASE STONES FROM CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, PLACE UNIT DRAINAGE FILL MATERIAL AFTER
PLACEMENT AND LEVELING OF EACH TEN FOOT LENGTH.
STEP 6: PLACE UNIT/DRAINAGE MATERIAL
FILL THE STONE WALL VOIDS AND DRAINAGE ZONE WITH 3/4” TO 1-1/2” WASHED STONE DRAINAGE FILL MATERIAL. THE VOIDS ARE THE
OPENINGS AND SPACES BETWEEN THE STONE WALL. THE DRAINAGE ZONE IS THE COMBINED AREA OF THE VOIDS AND/OR
ADDITIONAL AREA BEHIND THE WALL.
STEP 7: POSITION AND SECURE CAP STONES
CAP STONES ARE TO BE SECURED WITH MASONRY MORTAR TO PREVENT THEIR REMOVAL.
STEP 8: FINISHED GRADE AND LANDSCAPING
FINAL GRADING, RESTORE ARE TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION, LOAM AND SEED ALL DISTURBED AREAS.
STEP 9: REMOVAL OF EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROLS
ONCE ALL WORK IS COMPLETED, REMOVE EROSION CONTROLS FROM WORK AREA.
PREFERRED CONSTRUCTIONACCESS: TOWN TO COORDINATE
WITH HOMEOWNER
COORDINATE WITH TOWNFOR CONSTRUCTION ACCESS
REPAIR APPROXIMATELY 45LINEAR FEET OF EXISTING
WALL REUSING MOSTLYEXISTING MATERIAL
VARIES 6' TO 7' WIDE
1'
2'-6"
STONE WALL REPAIR CROSS-SECTIONNOT TO SCALE
EXISTING STACKED WALL
EXISTING CONCRETE CAP
PREVIOUSLY EXISTINGFACE OF WALL
FURNISH AND INSTALL NEW CAP STONEAND SECURE WITH MASONRY MORTAR
RECONSTRUCTED WALL WITHEXISTING MATERIALS AND NEW 12" TO 15"SOUTH BAY COTTAGE WALL STONE, OR EQUAL
PROPOSED 3/4" TO 1-1/2"CRUSHED STONE
PROPOSED GEOTEXTILEFABRIC STAPLED IN PLACE
2'-6"
11" 9"9"
1'-6"
6"
LOAM AND SEED ALLDISTURBED AREAS 4" MINIMUM
EXISTING BOTTOM(SAND AND COBBLES)
UNDISTURBED SOIL
CHINK REVETMENT(TYP.)
GRADE AND COMPACTSLOPE INTERFACE
LEVELING PAD
18"
BASE TRENCH
WALL VOIDS "DRAINAGE ZONE" TO BE FILLED WITH3/4" TO 1-1/2" WASHED CRUSHED STONE
1. EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL PROCEDURES
Protective erosion and sediment control measures, as indicated on the plan, shall be put in place for the project.Once in place, all erosion and sediment control measures shall be continuously maintained throughout theremainder of the construction period. In general, erosion and sediment control measures shall be put in place priorto disturbing the land. After installation of the initially prescribed measures, additional measures may be required toaddress field conditions as ordered by the Town of Needham or its designated agent(s). Limit of work will bedefined by the straw wattle and jute mat down slope of the construction.
A) Install staked geotextile silt barrier fencing downslope of proposed construction activities and/or acrossnatural and temporary drainage paths, prior to beginning any construction activities or disturbance of the existingsoil on the lot.
B) Install jute mat, straw and straw wattle perimeter barrier around ballast, topsoil, and subsoil stockpilearea(s) if stock piling is done on site.
2. LAND DISTURBANCE
Insofar as possible, disturbance of the land shall be limited to the minimum amount necessary to complete theproposed work Interim or permanent stabilization measures shall be instituted on a disturbed area as soon aspracticable but no more than 14 days after construction activity has temporarily or permanently ceases on thatportion of the site. All trees and shrubs shall be conserved except those whose removal is required to perform theproposed work. The limits of disturbance shall be established in the field prior to starting any actual constructionactivities and shall be generally as shown by the topographic/site development plan drawings.
3. SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION
The first construction operation to be performed after installation of the initially prescribed erosion and sedimentcontrol measures shall be the construction of the drive in access to the site which shall include the clearingobsticals and protecting the ground vegetation cover from eroding.
A) Any ballast or topsoil removed shall be stockpiled in a location outside the wetland resource area, andringed with a protective haybale/silt fence barrier for erosion and sediment control, as described above.
B) Construct and install drainage pipe. Grade rear of property and stabilize slopes up gradient of the wetlandresource areas.
C) Fine grade and permanently stabilize disturbed areas (Depending upon scheduling, construction accessconsiderations, or other site requirements, it may be necessary and/or feasible to change the order of the abovesteps.)
4. EARTHWORK OPERATIONS DURING CONSTRUCTION
Grading taking place as the site is excavated and filled shall be done in a manner to allow drainage towarddiversion ditches and erosion and sediment control barriers. Haybale or silt fence erosion and sediment controlchecks shall always be placed immediately after a cut slope has been graded and before a fill slope has beenmade. Concentrated runoff shall not be permitted to overflow newly graded areas, haybale barriers, silt fences orother erosion and sediment control measures.
5. STABILIZATION
All disturbed soil areas surrounding the wetland resource areas shall be fine graded and permanently stabilized, asdetermined by continuing construction activities or the season. All disturbed areas, regardless of their location onthe site, shall be fine graded and stabilized as soon as practicable following substantial completion of proposedconstruction.
A) Where seasonal conditions exist that prevent the establishment of vegetation or as required by theengineer or conservation commission, “JUTE MATTING" shall be installed on disturbed areas around the resourcearea.
B) Where a permanent seedbed is to be established, there shall be a minimum depth of 4 inches of topsoilspread, fine--graded and raked to remove large stones and other debris.
Seed mixture for seeded lawns shall be fresh, clean, new crop seed. Grass shall be of the previous year's cropand in no case shall the weed seed content exceed 1% by weight. The seed shall be furnished and delivered inthe proportion specified below in new, clean, sealed and properly labeled containers. All seed shall comply withState and Federal seed laws. Submit manufacturer's Certificates of Compliance. Seed which has become wet,moldy or otherwise damaged shall not be acceptable.
Seed Mixture Composition
Botanical Name/ Proportion Germination Purity
Common Name By Weight Minimum Minimum
(Festuca rubra) 60% 85% 95%
Creeping Red Fescue
or Chewing's Fescue
(Poa pratensis) 25% 85% 90%
Kentucky Bluegrass
(Lolium perenne) 10% 90% 90%
Manhattan Perennial Rye
(Agrostis alba) Red Top 5% 85% 92%
Seed may be mixed by an approved method on the site or may be mixed by a dealer. If the seed is mixed onthe site, each variety shall be delivered in the original containers which shall bear the dealer's guaranteedanalysis. If the seed is mixed by a dealer, the Contractor shall furnish the Engineer the dealer's guaranteedstatement of the composition of the mixture. Seeding shall be performed only during the periods of April 15 toJune 15 and August 15 to September 15. Immediately following seeding, the seeded surface shall be mulchedwith straw or hay free from weeds and coarse matter at a rate of 70 to 90 lbs/1000 sq.ft. Mulch shall beanchored immediately after spreading by application of liquid mulch binder or mulch netting applied inaccordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.
6. MAINTENANCE OF EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL MEASURES
During the period of construction, all erosion and sediment control measures shall be inspected weekly andafter each rainstorm and during a major storm event. Accumulated deposits of sediment and silt shall beperiodically removed from the upstream side of the erosion and sediment control barriers, and uponestablishment of permanent seeding and mulching. Such materials removed shall be spread and stabilized innon-wetland areas which are not subject to erosion, or which are not to be paved or built upon. Haybales, siltfencing and other erosion and sediment control measures shall be repaired, cleaned, and/or replaced asnecessary throughout the construction period in order to maintain complete and integral erosion and sedimentcontrol protection. Once in place, all erosion and sediment control facilities and measures are to remain in placeand in proper condition and be continuously maintained until final grading has been completed, all disturbedareas upgradient of said facilities have been permanently stabilized and all newly grassed areas have had atleast two mowings. Following such permanent stabilization, the facilities shall be dismantled, removed, anddisposed of in an approved manner. Additional erosion and sediment control measures beyond those shown onthe plans or prescribed herein shall be put in place, whenever necessary, to address field conditions and/or asordered by the Town.A stockpile of excess erosion control measures shall be maintained on site at all times. Stockpile materialstored shall be covered and consist of jute mat, straw wattle and other materials as specified by the town andor engineer.
7. RESPONSIBILITY FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL PLAN
The Town's selected contractor shall be personally responsible for implementing this erosion and sedimentcontrol plan and enforcing the prescribed erosion and sediment control safeguards during the constructionperiod. This responsibility includes the installation and maintenance of control measures throughout theconstruction period, informing all parties engaged on the construction site of the requirements and objectives ofthe plan, notifying the proper Town agencies and officials of any transfer of this responsibility, and conveying acopy of the erosion and sediment control plan if the title to the land is transferred.The Contractor is responsible for monitoring weather forecasts to prevent work from occurring during periods ofhigh brook flow.
1 inch = 40 ft.( IN FEET )
GRAPHIC SCALE3040 0 201020 40 80
WINFIELD STREET
CENTER OF STREAM
REPAIR APPROXIMATELY 21 LINEAR FEETOF EXISTING WALL REUSING MOSTLYEXISTING MATERIAL NORTH SIDE
REMOVE SEDIMENTATION ASNEEDED TO COMPLETE WORK
20' EASEMENT
#1389 GREAT PLAIN AVE.&
#16 WINFIELD STREET
2 OF 3
REPAIR APPROXIMATELY 30 LINEAR FEETOF EXISTING WALL REUSING MOSTLY
EXISTING MATERIAL SOUTH SIDE
REMOVE AND RESETCHAIN-LINK FENCE
AS NECESSARY
RECONSTRUCT APPROXIMATELY20 LINEAR FEET OF WALL WITH
NEW MATERIAL SOUTH SIDE
RECONSTRUCT APPROXIMATELY15 LINEAR FEET OF WALL WITHNEW MATERIAL NORTH SIDE
GREAT PLAIN AVENUE
ABBOTT STREET
GENERAL STONE WALL INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
STEP 1: SITE ACCESS1) THE TOWN OF NEEDHAM WILL OBTAIN ACCESS (ENTRY PERMIT) TO THE JOB SITE. CONTRACTOR WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN THE JOB SITE WITHOUT ENTRY PERMIT.2) CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT A LIST OF EQUIPMENT TO BE USE AT THE JOB SITE FOR APPROVAL. NO EQUIPMENT SHALL BE USED WITHOUT APPROVAL.
STEP 2: PREPARE SITE1) REMOVE OF SEDIMENTATION ALONG PROPOSED WALL RECONSTRUCTION/ REPAIR AREA.2) INSTALL SEDIMENTATION/EROSION CONTROL MEASURES AND GRAVITY BYPASS PIPING AS REQUIRED.3) REMOVE INVASIVE SHRUBS AND TREES IN COORDINATION WITH CONSERVATION COMMISSION.4) REMOVE AND DISPOSE ALL SURFACE VEGETATION, DEBRIS, AND ORGANIC MATERIAL. THIS MATERIAL SHOULD NOT BE USED AS STRUCTURAL BACKFILL.5) EXCAVATE SITE SOILS AND PORTION OF THE FAILED WALL TO ALLOW FOR PLACEMENT OF STONE AND SOIL REINFORCEMENT.6) SALVAGE EXISTING STONE IF POSSIBLE AND REUSE TO REPAIR WALL SECTIONS. UNUSED STONES TO BE REMOVED AND DISPOSED OF BY THE CONTRACTOR.
STEP 3: BASE TRENCH EXCAVATION AND CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES
1) EXCAVATE THE BASE LEVELING PAD TRENCH. THE TOP OF LEVELING PAD MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 12” BELOW FINISHED GRADE.
SEDIMENT REMOVAL MAY REQUIRE THE WALL EXTEND MORE DEEPLY AS DETERMINED BY ENGINEER.
THE BASE TRENCH SHOULD BE WIDE ENOUGH AS INDICATED ON THE "STONE WALL REPAIR CROSS-SECTION" DETAIL TO
ALLOW FOR THE STONES AND FILL ZONE.THE BASE TRENCH SHOULD BE A MINIMUM OF 18" WIDE FOR 12" TO 15” STONES.
THE BASE TRENCH MUST BE DUG DEEP ENOUGH TO ALLOW FOR PLACEMENT OF THE BASE LEVELING PAD. LEVEL AND COMPACT
SOILS IN THE BASE TRENCH PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF THE LEVELING PAD.
2) THE NUMBER OF BURIED COURSES OF STONE WILL BE 1-2 (12” TO 15" STONES) UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED BY THE ENGINEER.
THE COMBINED DEPTHS OF THE BASE LEVELING PAD AND BURIED UNITS IS THE TOTAL DEPTH OF THE BASE TRENCH.
STEP 4: CONSTRUCT BASE LEVELING PAD
1) PLACE GEOTEXTILE FABRIC AND CONSTRUCT A 12" MIN. DEPTH OF 3/4” TO 1-1/2” CRUSHED STONE BASE FOR THE FULL LENGTH OF
THE WALL SECTION BEFORE STONES ARE INSTALLED.
2) PLACE CRUSHED STONE BASE LEVELING PAD MATERIAL AND COMPACT WITH APPROPRIATE EQUIPMENT TO ACHIEVE PROPER
DENSITY.
STEP 5: SET AND ALIGN THE BASE COURSE
ALL BASE COURSE STONES CAN BE PLACED FOR AN ENTIRE WALL LENGTH OR FOR A SMALL SEGMENT OF THE FULL LENGTH. TO
REDUCE THE MOVEMENT OF BASE STONES FROM CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, PLACE UNIT DRAINAGE FILL MATERIAL AFTER
PLACEMENT AND LEVELING OF EACH TEN FOOT LENGTH.
STEP 6: PLACE UNIT/DRAINAGE MATERIAL
FILL THE STONE WALL VOIDS AND DRAINAGE ZONE WITH 3/4” TO 1-1/2” WASHED STONE DRAINAGE FILL MATERIAL. THE VOIDS ARE THE
OPENINGS AND SPACES BETWEEN THE STONE WALL. THE DRAINAGE ZONE IS THE COMBINED AREA OF THE VOIDS AND/OR
ADDITIONAL AREA BEHIND THE WALL.
STEP 7: POSITION AND SECURE CAP STONES
CAP STONES ARE TO BE SECURED WITH MASONRY MORTAR TO PREVENT THEIR REMOVAL.
STEP 8: FINISHED GRADE AND LANDSCAPING
FINAL GRADING, RESTORE ARE TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION, LOAM AND SEED ALL DISTURBED AREAS.
STEP 9: REMOVAL OF EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROLS
ONCE ALL WORK IS COMPLETED, REMOVE EROSION CONTROLS FROM WORK AREA.
NOTE: PHOTOGRAPHS ARE INCLUDED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS APPENDIX II.
BID ITEM No. 7.5.5x
MEI
MRH
MRH
Sheet No.:
Scale
08/21/2013
Date
Designed By:
6753
North Arrow
Checked By:
Job No: Date:
Rosemary Brook Wall Design Plans.dwg
Drawn By:
File:
Description
RevisionsNo.
Title
Project
Subconsultant:
Engineered by:
P.E. Stamp:
As Shown
Needham, Massachusetts
None
Rosemary BrookRetaining WallRehabilitation
WALLWALL
WALLWALL
(2) 18" TEMPORARYGRAVITY BYPASS PIPES
FLOWFLOW
WORK AREA TO MOVEALONG STREAM AS
WORK PROGRESSES
STRAW WATTLE ANDJUTE MAT (TYP)
STONE
BROOK BYPASS PLAN VIEWNOT TO SCALE
CONTRACTOR TODIVERT STREAM FLOWTHROUGH BYPASS PIPES
COORDINATE WITH TOWNFOR CONSTRUCTION ACCESS
VARIES 6' TO 7' WIDE
1'
STONE WALL REPAIR CROSS-SECTIONNOT TO SCALE
EXISTING STACKED WALL
EXISTING CONCRETE CAP
PREVIOUSLY EXISTINGFACE OF WALL
FURNISH AND INSTALL NEW CAP STONEAND SECURE WITH MASONRY MORTAR
RECONSTRUCTED WALL WITHEXISTING MATERIALS AND NEW 12" TO 15"SOUTH BAY COTTAGE WALL STONE, OR EQUAL
PROPOSED 3/4" TO 1-1/2"CRUSHED STONE
PROPOSED GEOTEXTILEFABRIC STAPLED IN PLACE
2'-6"
11" 9"9"
1'-6"
6"
LOAM AND SEED ALLDISTURBED AREAS 4" MINIMUM
EXISTING BOTTOM(SAND AND COBBLES)
UNDISTURBED SOIL
CHINK REVETMENT(TYP.)
GRADE AND COMPACTSLOPE INTERFACE
LEVELING PAD
18"
BASE TRENCH
WALL VOIDS "DRAINAGE ZONE" TO BE FILLED WITH3/4" TO 1-1/2" WASHED CRUSHED STONE
2'-6"
EMBANKMENT TO SUSTAIN ANDPROMOTE GROWTH OF PLANTSAND WILDLIFE
1'
MEADOW
BROOK
ROAD
Seed mixture for seeded lawns shall be fresh, clean, new crop seed. Grass shall be of the previous year's cropand in no case shall the weed seed content exceed 1% by weight. The seed shall be furnished and delivered inthe proportion specified below in new, clean, sealed and properly labeled containers. All seed shall comply withState and Federal seed laws. Submit manufacturer's Certificates of Compliance. Seed which has become wet,moldy or otherwise damaged shall not be acceptable.
Seed Mixture Composition
Botanical Name/ Proportion Germination Purity
Common Name By Weight Minimum Minimum
(Festuca rubra) 60% 85% 95%
Creeping Red Fescue
or Chewing's Fescue
(Poa pratensis) 25% 85% 90%
Kentucky Bluegrass
(Lolium perenne) 10% 90% 90%
Manhattan Perennial Rye
(Agrostis alba) Red Top 5% 85% 92%
Seed may be mixed by an approved method on the site or may be mixed by a dealer. If the seed is mixed onthe site, each variety shall be delivered in the original containers which shall bear the dealer's guaranteedanalysis. If the seed is mixed by a dealer, the Contractor shall furnish the Engineer the dealer's guaranteedstatement of the composition of the mixture. Seeding shall be performed only during the periods of April 15 toJune 15 and August 15 to September 15. Immediately following seeding, the seeded surface shall be mulchedwith straw or hay free from weeds and coarse matter at a rate of 70 to 90 lbs/1000 sq.ft. Mulch shall beanchored immediately after spreading by application of liquid mulch binder or mulch netting applied inaccordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.
6. MAINTENANCE OF EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL MEASURES
During the period of construction, all erosion and sediment control measures shall be inspected weekly andafter each rainstorm and during a major storm event. Accumulated deposits of sediment and silt shall beperiodically removed from the upstream side of the erosion and sediment control barriers, and uponestablishment of permanent seeding and mulching. Such materials removed shall be spread and stabilized innon-wetland areas which are not subject to erosion, or which are not to be paved or built upon. Haybales, siltfencing and other erosion and sediment control measures shall be repaired, cleaned, and/or replaced asnecessary throughout the construction period in order to maintain complete and integral erosion and sedimentcontrol protection. Once in place, all erosion and sediment control facilities and measures are to remain in placeand in proper condition and be continuously maintained until final grading has been completed, all disturbedareas upgradient of said facilities have been permanently stabilized and all newly grassed areas have had atleast two mowings. Following such permanent stabilization, the facilities shall be dismantled, removed, anddisposed of in an approved manner. Additional erosion and sediment control measures beyond those shown onthe plans or prescribed herein shall be put in place, whenever necessary, to address field conditions and/or asordered by the Town.A stockpile of excess erosion control measures shall be maintained on site at all times. Stockpile materialstored shall be covered and consist of jute mat, straw wattle and other materials as specified by the town andor engineer.
7. RESPONSIBILITY FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL PLAN
The Town's selected contractor shall be personally responsible for implementing this erosion and sedimentcontrol plan and enforcing the prescribed erosion and sediment control safeguards during the constructionperiod. This responsibility includes the installation and maintenance of control measures throughout theconstruction period, informing all parties engaged on the construction site of the requirements and objectives ofthe plan, notifying the proper Town agencies and officials of any transfer of this responsibility, and conveying acopy of the erosion and sediment control plan if the title to the land is transferred.The Contractor is responsible for monitoring weather forecasts to prevent work from occurring during periods ofhigh brook flow.
CENTER OF STREAM
1 inch = 40 ft.( IN FEET )
GRAPHIC SCALE3040 0 201020 40 80
BLACKSMITH DRIVE
NEHOIDEN STREET
RECONSTRUCT WALL ONSOUTH SIDE WITH NEW
MATERIAL FROM END OFNEW WALL for 95 FEET
50' EASEMENT
NOTE: PHOTOGRAPHS ARE INCLUDED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS APPENDIX II.
#17BLACKSMITH DRIVE
MRH
MEI
MRH
3 OF 3
STAKED HAYBALES ANDSEDIMENTATION FENCE (TYP)
WALLWALL
WALLWALL
STONE
(2) 18" TEMPORARYGRAVITY BYPASS PIPES
BROOK BYPASS PLAN VIEWNOT TO SCALE
FLOW FLOW
WORK AREA TO MOVEALONG STREAM AS
WORK PROGRESSES
BID ITEM No. 7.5.5y
1. EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL PROCEDURES
Protective erosion and sediment control measures, as indicated on the plan, shall be put in place for the project.Once in place, all erosion and sediment control measures shall be continuously maintained throughout theremainder of the construction period. In general, erosion and sediment control measures shall be put in place priorto disturbing the land. After installation of the initially prescribed measures, additional measures may be required toaddress field conditions as ordered by the Town of Needham or its designated agent(s). Limit of work will bedefined by the staked haybale and silt fence down slope of the construction.
A) Install sandbags upstream of proposed construction activities and staked geotextile silt barrier fencingdownslope of proposed construction activities and/or across natural and temporary drainage paths, prior tobeginning any construction activities or disturbance of the existing soil on the lot.
B) Install staked haybale and/or silt fence perimeter barrier around ballast, topsoil, and subsoil stockpilearea(s) if stock piling is done on site.
2. LAND DISTURBANCE
Insofar as possible, disturbance of the land shall be limited to the minimum amount necessary to complete theproposed work Interim or permanent stabilization measures shall be instituted on a disturbed area as soon aspracticable but no more than 14 days after construction activity has temporarily or permanently ceases on thatportion of the site. All trees and shrubs shall be conserved except those whose removal is required to perform theproposed work. The limits of disturbance shall be established in the field prior to starting any actual constructionactivities and shall be generally as shown by the topographic/site development plan drawings.
3. SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION
The first construction operation to be performed after installation of the initially prescribed erosion and sedimentcontrol measures shall be the construction of the drive in access to the site which shall include the clearingobsticals and protecting the ground vegetation cover from eroding.
A) Any ballast or topsoil removed shall be stockpiled in a location outside the wetland resource area, andringed with a protective haybale/silt fence barrier for erosion and sediment control, as described above.
B) Construct and install drainage pipe. Grade rear of property and stabilize slopes up gradient of the wetlandresource areas.
C) Fine grade and permanently stabilize disturbed areas (Depending upon scheduling, construction accessconsiderations, or other site requirements, it may be necessary and/or feasible to change the order of the abovesteps.)
4. EARTHWORK OPERATIONS DURING CONSTRUCTION
Grading taking place as the site is excavated and filled shall be done in a manner to allow drainage towarddiversion ditches and erosion and sediment control barriers. Haybale or silt fence erosion and sediment controlchecks shall always be placed immediately after a cut slope has been graded and before a fill slope has beenmade. Concentrated runoff shall not be permitted to overflow newly graded areas, haybale barriers, silt fences orother erosion and sediment control measures.
5. STABILIZATION
All disturbed soil areas surrounding the wetland resource areas shall be fine graded and permanently stabilized, asdetermined by continuing construction activities or the season. All disturbed areas, regardless of their location onthe site, shall be fine graded and stabilized as soon as practicable following substantial completion of proposedconstruction.
A) Where seasonal conditions exist that prevent the establishment of vegetation or as required by theengineer or conservation commission, “JUTE MATTING" shall be installed on disturbed areas around the resourcearea.
B) Where a permanent seedbed is to be established, there shall be a minimum depth of 4 inches of topsoilspread, fine--graded and raked to remove large stones and other debris.
CONTRACTOR TODIVERT STREAM FLOWTHROUGH BYPASS PIPES
SANDBAGS (TYP)
REMOVE INVASIVE TREESGROWING THROUGH
RETAINING WALL
30" DRAIN OUTFALL
6' WIDE
REPAIR WALL ON THENORTH SIDE WITH EXISTING
MATERIAL AND RAISE ELEVATIONTO MATCH DETAIL FROM ENDOF NEW WALL FOR 110 FEET
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Rosemary Brook Wall Design Plans.dwg
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Needham, Massachusetts
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Rosemary BrookRetaining WallRehabilitation
GENERAL STONE WALL INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
STEP 1: SITE ACCESS1) THE TOWN OF NEEDHAM WILL OBTAIN ACCESS (ENTRY PERMIT) TO THE JOB SITE. CONTRACTOR WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN THE JOB SITE WITHOUT ENTRY PERMIT.2) CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT A LIST OF EQUIPMENT TO BE USE AT THE JOB SITE FOR APPROVAL. NO EQUIPMENT SHALL BE USED WITHOUT APPROVAL.
STEP 2: PREPARE SITE1) REMOVE OF SEDIMENTATION ALONG PROPOSED WALL RECONSTRUCTION/ REPAIR AREA.2) INSTALL SEDIMENTATION/EROSION CONTROL MEASURES AND GRAVITY BYPASS PIPING AS REQUIRED.3) REMOVE INVASIVE SHRUBS AND TREES IN COORDINATION WITH CONSERVATION COMMISSION.4) REMOVE AND DISPOSE ALL SURFACE VEGETATION, DEBRIS, AND ORGANIC MATERIAL. THIS MATERIAL SHOULD NOT BE USED AS STRUCTURAL BACKFILL.5) EXCAVATE SITE SOILS AND PORTION OF THE FAILED WALL TO ALLOW FOR PLACEMENT OF STONE AND SOIL REINFORCEMENT.6) SALVAGE EXISTING STONE IF POSSIBLE AND REUSE TO REPAIR WALL SECTIONS. UNUSED STONES TO BE REMOVED AND DISPOSED OF BY THE CONTRACTOR.
STEP 3: BASE TRENCH EXCAVATION AND CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES
1) EXCAVATE THE BASE LEVELING PAD TRENCH. THE TOP OF LEVELING PAD MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 12” BELOW FINISHED GRADE.
SEDIMENT REMOVAL MAY REQUIRE THE WALL EXTEND MORE DEEPLY AS DETERMINED BY ENGINEER.
THE BASE TRENCH SHOULD BE WIDE ENOUGH AS INDICATED ON THE "STONE WALL REPAIR CROSS-SECTION" DETAIL TO
ALLOW FOR THE STONES AND FILL ZONE.THE BASE TRENCH SHOULD BE A MINIMUM OF 18" WIDE FOR 12" TO 15” STONES.
THE BASE TRENCH MUST BE DUG DEEP ENOUGH TO ALLOW FOR PLACEMENT OF THE BASE LEVELING PAD. LEVEL AND COMPACT
SOILS IN THE BASE TRENCH PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF THE LEVELING PAD.
2) THE NUMBER OF BURIED COURSES OF STONE WILL BE 1-2 (12” TO 15" STONES) UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED BY THE ENGINEER.
THE COMBINED DEPTHS OF THE BASE LEVELING PAD AND BURIED UNITS IS THE TOTAL DEPTH OF THE BASE TRENCH.
STEP 4: CONSTRUCT BASE LEVELING PAD
1) PLACE GEOTEXTILE FABRIC AND CONSTRUCT A 12" MIN. DEPTH OF 3/4” TO 1-1/2” CRUSHED STONE BASE FOR THE FULL LENGTH OF
THE WALL SECTION BEFORE STONES ARE INSTALLED.
2) PLACE CRUSHED STONE BASE LEVELING PAD MATERIAL AND COMPACT WITH APPROPRIATE EQUIPMENT TO ACHIEVE PROPER
DENSITY.
STEP 5: SET AND ALIGN THE BASE COURSE
ALL BASE COURSE STONES CAN BE PLACED FOR AN ENTIRE WALL LENGTH OR FOR A SMALL SEGMENT OF THE FULL LENGTH. TO
REDUCE THE MOVEMENT OF BASE STONES FROM CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, PLACE UNIT DRAINAGE FILL MATERIAL AFTER
PLACEMENT AND LEVELING OF EACH TEN FOOT LENGTH.
STEP 6: PLACE UNIT/DRAINAGE MATERIAL
FILL THE STONE WALL VOIDS AND DRAINAGE ZONE WITH 3/4” TO 1-1/2” WASHED STONE DRAINAGE FILL MATERIAL. THE VOIDS ARE THE
OPENINGS AND SPACES BETWEEN THE STONE WALL. THE DRAINAGE ZONE IS THE COMBINED AREA OF THE VOIDS AND/OR
ADDITIONAL AREA BEHIND THE WALL.
STEP 7: POSITION AND SECURE CAP STONES
CAP STONES ARE TO BE SECURED WITH MASONRY MORTAR TO PREVENT THEIR REMOVAL.
STEP 8: FINISHED GRADE AND LANDSCAPING
FINAL GRADING, RESTORE ARE TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION, LOAM AND SEED ALL DISTURBED AREAS.
STEP 9: REMOVAL OF EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROLS
ONCE ALL WORK IS COMPLETED, REMOVE EROSION CONTROLS FROM WORK AREA.
REPAIR WALL ON THENORTH SIDE WITH EXISTING
MATERIAL FOR 40 FEET
REPAIR WALL ONSOUTH SIDE WITH EXISTINGMATERIAL FOR 40 FEET
PREFERRED CONSTRUCTIONACCESS: TOWN TO COORDINATEWITH HOMEOWNER
SEDIMENT TO BE REMOVEDWITH GUIDANCE FROM THE
CONSERVATION COMMISSION.SOME AREAS WILL NOT BE
DISTURBED DUE TO WILDLIFE
SEDIMENT TO BE REMOVEDWITH GUIDANCE FROM THE
CONSERVATION COMMISSION.SOME AREAS WILL NOT BE
DISTURBED DUE TO WILDLIFE