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HomeMy WebLinkAboutReports/Studies - 9/1/2016 `03854 440.0-Reports/Studies 09/01/2016' ADA MAXIMUM EXTENT FEASIBLE DOCUMENTATION City of Renton Duvall Ave NE Pavement Preservation Project Final Submittal Prepared by: �G �rtil CM DESIGN GROUT' 1318 East Pike St. Seattle,Washington 98122 206-659-0612 u � � C"&. CMDESIGN GROUP ~— Table of Contents 1 Project Description................................................................................................................................1 2 Existing Pedestrian Facilities.................................................................................................................1 3 Pedestrian Design Requirements..........................................................................................................3 4 Roadway Parameters............................................................................................................................Z 5 Justification----------------------------------------------.2 5'1 Existing Gutter Slopes..........................................................................................................2 5'2 Parallel Ramp Landing Running Slope..................................................................................3 5'3 Existing Counter Slopes.......................................................................................................3 5.4 Grade Break greater than 13.B%..........................................................................................3 � List of Exhibits GExhibits.................................................................................................................................................4 � Appendices AppendixA—ExistingandPmposedCurb Ramp Tables AppendixB—Plans � � ADA MEF Documentation i Duvall Ave NEPavement Preservation Project September 2016 �J' ry kitq� CM DESIGN GROUP .n Illi.$x N •'ti-t xt _Pko 1 Project Description Accessibility requirements are enforced by two laws, The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990(ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973(Section 504),to prohibit the discrimination of a person with a disability. Each local agency must follow the rules and regulations set forth by The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and if the agency receives Federal funding must also meet requirements set by Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.While neither law requires Maximum Extent Feasible(MEF) documentation,the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)and the United- States Access Board recommend that these instances be documented (per WSDOT LAG Manual Chapter 29). If a project is receiving Federal Funding,Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) requires that MEF Documentation be completed(per WSDOT LAG Manual Chapter 29). According to the Department of Justice 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design, "The phrase 'to the maximum extent feasible/...applies to the occasional case where the nature of an existing facility makes it virtually impossible to comply with applicable accessibility standard through a planned alteration."The purpose of the MEF documentation is to document the accessibility of the existing features and to document when design features cannot be made fully compliant. This alteration project extends along Duvall Ave NE from NE 41h Street to NE 10th Street(shown in the Exhibit A Vicinity Map of Section 6 of this document). The project includes a full-width 2"grind and overlay,full width pavement repair, utility adjustments, roadway channelization and curb ramp upgrades. Pedestrian facilities at NE 61h Street, NE 7th Place, and NE 8th Street and NE 9th Street were determined to need redesign to meet ADA standards. In this document, pedestrian design requirements designed to the MEF and non-compliant features that occur frequently throughout the project are listed in Section 4 and discussed to avoid repetition. Each curb ramp that contains a non-compliant feature are then listed. For specific geometric properties of the curb ramps can be found in Appendix A. 2 Existing Pedestrian Facilities The purpose of this project is to improve the pedestrian mobility and infrastructure at each of the project locations. Pedestrian facilities were evaluated at each intersection of this project.At the locations evaluated,the existing pedestrian facilities are either non-compliant or do not have existing facilities in place. This project falls under the classification of an "alteration project," per the 2010 Department of Justice ADA Standards for Accessible Design,and hence must meet the following requirements for curb ramps per section 28 CFR 335.151 New Construction and Alterations: • Newly constructed or altered streets, roads,and highways must contain curb ramps or other sloped areas at any intersection having curbs or other barriers to entry from a street level pedestrian walkway. • Newly constructed or altered street level pedestrian walkways must contain curb ramps or other sloped areas at intersections to streets, roads,or highways. ADA MEF Documentation 1 Duvall Ave NE Pavement Preservation Project September 2016 i ,zw, Ai CM DESIGN GROUP s s :: 3 Pedestrian Design Requirements The following standards and guidelines have been incorporated and adhered to in design: • United States Department of Justice 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design • 2005 Public Right of Way Accessibility Guidelines(2005 PROWAG) • Washington State Department of Transportation(WSDOT) Design Manual (DM) • WSDOT LAG Manual,Chapter 29,Section 504 and the Americans with Disabilities Act In accordance with the WSDOT DM,the following requirements were used in design: • Curb Ramps—Cross Slope, DM Section 1510.09(2)(c),July 2013. The maximum cross slope in a ramp is 2%which means the maximum slope in the gutter for a perpendicular ramp is also limited to 2%. • Curb Ramps—Flares, DM Section 1510.09(2)(3),July 2013. The maximum slope of a flare is 10%. • Curb Ramps—Landing, DM Section 1510.09(2)(d),July 2013. The maximum cross slope and running slope in a landing is 2%. For parallel ramps,this means the maximum gutter slope is 2% also. The maximum warping rate used for ramp area between the gutter and the top of ramp for this project is 0.5%per foot. ADA requirements currently do not address warping curb ramps to obtain level landings when the gutter slope is over 2%. The rate of 0.5%per foot is based on engineering judgement and constructability limits observed in the field. 4 Roadway Parameters Roadway Classification: Principal arterial (Principal Arterial) Cross-street Classification: Principal Arterial (NE 4th St) Local street(NE 6th St) Local street(NE 7th PI) Local street(NE 8th St) Local street(NE 9th St) Local street(NE 101h St) Posted Speed: 35 mph ADT: 12,700 5 Justification There are several existing conditions or proposed design elements that occur frequently throughout this project that do not meet current ADA requirements. 5.1 Existing Gutter Slopes Existing grades in the gutter were maintained even if they exceeded the requirement of 2%maximum since re-profiling the road would be required to make them compliant. This type of major reconstruction,to re-profile the roadway,is beyond the scope of this project. Simply warping the gutter without re-profiling the road does not eliminate the steep grade, but rather pushes it further into the ADA MEF Documentation 2 Duvall Ave NE Pavement Preservation Project September 2016 CM DESIGN GROUP traveled lane and creates an undesirable grade change at the point where the new construction ties into the existing roadway. The existing gutter slope of the following ramps exceeded the maximum slope requirement of 2%: • Duvall Ave NE&NE 71h Place—Ramp 1 (3.1%) 5.2 Parallel Ramp Landing Running Slope If a parallel ramp is placed on a curb radius with a non-compliant gutter slope,the cross slope of the parallel ramp landing will also be non-compliant.A compliant landing cross slope is not feasible without reconstructing the gutter slope.As stated in Section 4.1,constructing a compliant gutter slope would require re-profiling the roadway and is beyond the scope of this project. The parallel ramp landing running slope of the following ramps exceed the design standard of 2.0%: • Duvall Ave NE&NE 6th Street—Ramp 5 (2.4%) • Duvall Ave NE&NE 7th Place—Ramp 1 (4.0%) 5.3 Existing Counter Slopes Counter slopes exceeding the 5%maximum requirement were maintained since the major reconstruction of the road required to make them compliant is beyond the scope of this project. Warping the pavement only in the 4'x 4' clear space at the bottom of the ramps to make the counter slope compliant would create an undesirable grade change in the roadway when the surrounding pavement is tied into. The counter slope of the following ramps exceeded the maximum slope requirement of 2%: • Duvall Ave NE&NE 6th Street—Ramp 2(7.0%) 5.4 Grade Break greater than 13.3% Due to the existing terrain,the grade break in front of a curb ramp could have an algebraic difference greater than 13.3%.This difference could be caused by a counter slope greater than 5%or a ramp running grade greater than the standard 8.3%. Below are the following ramps where the grade break in front of the ramp is greater than 13.3%: • Duvall Ave NE&NE 6th Street—Ramp 7(14.0%) ADA MEF Documentation 3 Duvall Ave NE Pavement Preservation Project September 2016 CM DESIGN GROUP 6 Exhibits Exhibit A-Vicinity Map aIF 0 D oo � Q Q o00 1:J0 . :. o UooT-J OJEOT O LOC Iq U u oD a FYI NOT TO SCALE ADA MEF Documentation 4 Duvall Ave NE Pavement Preservation Project September 2016 maim" Q Appendix A- Existing and Proposed Curb Ramp Tables ADA MEF Documentation Duvall Ave NE Pavement Preservation Project September 2016 Legend&Curb Ramp Key Legend J Non-compliant existing dimension or slope ss t Non-compliant proposed dimension or slope Perpendicular Curb Ramp Key Parallel Curb Ramp Key LANDING CROSS SLOPE LANDING RUNNING SLOPE: LANDU LAUDING RUNNING SLOPE- LARGEST IS SHOWN IN TABLE LARGEST IS SHOWN IN TABLE RAMP RUNNING SLOPE: b b� RAMP CROSS SLOPE LEFT RAMP CROSS SLOPE LARGEST IS SHOWN IN TABLE LEFT FLARE \fy\�RIGHT FLARE GUTTE LEFT RAMP RUNNING SLOPE: LARGEST IS SHOWN IN TABLE GUTTER SLOPE SLOPE Duvall Ave NE Overlay Project Duvall Ave NE&NE 6th St Sheet 12 Ramp N I Comer Crossing - Perpendicular Curb Ramp Landing Parallel Ramp-Le Flare Slopes Gutter Counter _ Width/Cross Slope Length/Running Slope 10%maz Slope Slope Width Cross Slope Length Running Slope Length/Running Slope N 4'min 1 2%max 15'max 8.3%max Lt. Rt. 2%max 5%max 4-Min 2%max 4'min 2%maz 15'max 8.3%max 4 Existing 1 NW W 3.1 -2% ° 5.6 5% 1% 6% 1% 6%_ _ 3:1 2% 4.0 3% Proposed 4.0 1.5% 7.0 7.5% 9.2% 8.3% 1.0% 5% 4.0 1.5% 4.0 1.5% Notes The existing ramp is a shared perpendicular ramp Existing 2 NW N Proposed 4.0 1.5% 6.0 7.0% 8.4% 8.7% 1.5% 7% 4.0 1.5% 4.0 1.5% Notes Existing 3 NE N N/A L N/AN/A N/A 11% 2% 2% 2% 3.2 1% 5.0 10% N/A N/A Proposed 0.8% 1% 5.0 0.8% 5.0 1.5% 8.0 7.4% Notes No existing curb ramp at this location Existing 4 NE E, Proposed 4.0 1.5% 6.0 7.8% 8.2% 1.5% 1% 4.0 1.5% 4.0 1.5% 11.1 8.0% Notes Existing 5 SE Shared Proposed 1.8% 2% 5.0 �. 2.4%_ 6.5 1.5% 5.8 6.6% Notes The existing ramp and is a shared hybrid between a perpendicular and parallel ramp. Existing 6 SW S R 2.9 3% 5.4 9%. 1% 2% 1% 4% 2:9 3% 5.0 2% Proposed 4.0 1.5% 5.5 7.5% 8.8% 9.2% 0.8% 5% 4.0 1.5% 4.0 1.5% Notes The existing ramp is a shared perpendicular ramp Existing 7 SW W Proposed 4.0 1.5% 6.0 7.5% 8.7% 8.0% 2.0% 3% 4.0 1.5% 4.0 1.5% Notes Duvall Ave NE Overlay Project Duvall Ave NE&NE 7th PI Sheet 13 Ramp R I Comer Crossing Perpendicular Curb Ramp Landing Parallel Ramp-Le Flare Slopes Gutter Counter Width/Cross Slope length/Running Slope 10%max Slope Slope Width Cross Slope Length/Running Slope Length/Running Slope11 N 4'min 2%maz 15'max 8.3%max Lt. Rt. 2%max 5%maz 4'min 2%maz 4'min 1%maz 15'maz 8.3%maz 4 Existing 1 SE Shared Proposed 3.1% 1% 5.0 4.0% 5.0 0.5% 5.0 7.5% Notes The existing ramp is an asphalt transition ExistingSW E Proposed Z NotesCurb ram N/A 5.0 N/A 8.5 N/A 15.0 N/A p grades to be determined in the field Duvall Ave NE Overlay Project Duvall Ave NE&NE 8th St Sheet 14 Ramp # Comer Crossing Perpendicular Curb Ramp .Landing Parallel Ramp-Le Gutter Counter Width/Cross Sloe Length Sloe Flare Slopes .Slope Sloe Width Cross Sloe Length/Runnin Sloe Length Running Sloe N P Rt g P 10%max P / Pg P gt / 8 P 4'min 2%.max 15'max 8.3%max Lt. Rt. 2%max 5%max 4'min 2%max 4'min 2%max 15'max 9.3%max 4 Existing1 NW W 2.7q3%....� 4.9 11% 3.8 6% Proposed 1.9% 4% 5.0 1.9% 5.0 1.8% 4.0 7.3% Notes The existing ramp and is a shared parallel ramp. Existing 2 NW N Proposed 0.8% 5% 5.0 1.0% 5.0 1.5% 4.0 4.8% Notes Existing 3 SW 5 3.1 1% 5.6 4% 5% 1% 1% 1% 3.0. 1% 3.9 a 1% Proposed 4.0 1.5% 5.0 7.5% 6.6% 9.6% 1.3% 2% 4.0 1.5% 4.0 1.5% NotesThe existing ramp is a shared perpendicular curb ramp Existing 4 SW W Proposed 4.0 1.5% 5.0 7.5% 9.0% 7.8% 0.3% 1% 4.0 1.5% 4.0 1.5% Notes Duvall Ave NE Overlay Project Duvall Ave NE&NE 9th St Sheet 15 Ramp p Comer Crossing, Perpendicular Curb Ramp Landing, Parallel Ramp-Le _ Gutter Counter kIIhj;I:mw�sI,,:p:e Length/Running Slope lare Slopes SlopeSlope Width/CrossSlap. Length/Running Slopeaz Is-max 8.3%max Lt. Rt. 2%max 5%max 4'.min 2%max 4'min 2%max 15'max g.3%max 4 Existing 1 NE N Proposed 0.8% 2% 5.0 1.0% 5.0 1.5% 6.0., 7.0% Notes No existing curb ramps.At grade sidewalk with rolled curb. Existing2 NE E Proposed 0.8% 1% 5.0 1.0% 5.0 1.5% 4.0 7.5% Notes Existing 3 SE E Proposed 1.3% 2% 5.0 1.6% 5.0 1.5% 7.D 6.1% Notes No existing curb ramps.At grade sidewalk with rolled curb. ' Existing 4 SE S Proposed 0.5% 5% 5.0 0,6% 5.0 1.5% 7.0 7.0% Notes Appendix B - Plans ADA MEF Documentation Duvall Ave NE Pavement Preservation Project September 2016 A PORTION OF SW 1/4 SECTION 10, T 36' 399.87 EX 4 1 2 � 12 399.83 PROP 400.00 EX .� MATCH EX 6" CURB R47.5' STA 22+99 hoe. z.sg Al b i r h�" sg �✓ Q� 6„ CURB 400.07 PROP ?'`J 400.15 EX 400.13 PROP lo , h i . 400.22 EX i c:.` �' B, o o 400.20 EX 400.22 PROP MIDPOINT RAMP 400.24 EX � '?''t'.;,.�`�':% ' age STA 22+95.21, 47.83'L O5 399.40 EX 1 2 10.5' 17 "",.::: 5. o� �,�.. oaf• �. g� oP� �QF 3 4" CURB cn 1�I,aa •.Q.3%'' 'ti'�'� .1 ��/ `s � k 399.55 EX I ' _ FRF MIDPOINT RAMP MATCH EX W 6" CURB STA 22+85.42, 37.95'L SO - STA 22+54 10.5' 6" CURB 113.4' DUVALL AVE NE AND NE 6 MATCH EX 6" I STA 22+50 I 1 2 I 6.2 6" 8' ' 4 8 9 6" CURB of •:`:��• �° ,�. `d.7 o�q 1 °�q.. o "Q,.. eS• 399.51 PROP 399.83 EX �^ °� 8' 5.3' 399.52 EX (MIDPOINT RAMP - - a' �OSTA 23+20.40, 47.67'R J \ sr\`• °, MIDPOINT RAMP 400.36 EX 400.27 PROP 6 STA 22+86.24, 47.61'R O R5 17 400.36 EX o \ / h s o o 400.21 PROP ooa I 000 400.30 EX j of does ^ c^h' `g oo� 10 11oc 1 000 �✓ 400.15 PROP 400.46 EX S. pw 3 SS , R28' �s \s�\�\ STACH EX 6" CURB 400.00 TC cp. j \\ 399.50 BC . ., I 400.34 EX 10y..." 399.87 PROP 400.16 EX 399.90 OP 400.05 IX1 Z I o m m m 40� 399.15 EX I 3j`s°. Ii MATCH EX 6" CURB / 5. I I 1 2 STA �2+93 400.00 EX + �.� II I 2,0 DUVttt��-AALL AVE NE AND NE 6TH ST - EAST A PORTION OF SW 1/4 SECTION 10, T DUVALL AVE NE C 11 13 — 15 5 7.5% 7.5% Cn Il n 1 2 I 7.5% w 0 005,°o o cn 16 15 MATCH 1011 MATCH EX 6" CURBV STA 34 STA 34+61 MIDPOINT I STA 34+6, 35.501 MATCH EX 421.62 BC 3 -421.80 BC 4 6" CURB 421.44 EX 421.55 EX 6" CURB STA 34+24 1.4' 8.8' 5' 4 5' C 1 \ CURB 6 U-,-,ER 1/ DPOINT RAMP qq aeq aq s29 A 34+56.38, 39 gup I 'r, ©[' .:." `� v, ooo o°o 422.59 PROP 'a.9%• '4: �, '2.3%` 5.49, \ 422.79 EX o oo 421.71 EX 422.14 OP 422.04 EX422.24 EXOP 422.72 PROP 422.29 EX 10 11 I 423.12 TC 422.62 BC 422.94 EX I 12 z I I m 424.28 I I > 9 END 6" m CURB I y I I r DUVALL AVE NE AND NE 7TH PL A PORTION OF SW 1/4 SECTION 10, T A PORTION OF NW 1/4 SECTION 10, T I ® 36' I n I 1 2 w 427.10 EX 5 j� 1 2 4 6• a` 9 12 MATCH EX 6" CURB pps .'I° MATCH EX 6" CURB e ° 427.07 PROP Q'cl. ., ?.. STA 36+18 STA 36+56 427.16 EX � rn •` i R44.75 DUVALL 4 AVE NE ��� :' '�'�'•-�� �9 � S ` s �' 6" CURB yj/p_ r9 ot,o , f �c 426.87 PROP n° 426.74 PROP �, o.� �sc 426.95 EX oo'f 0 426.84 EX ¢ o c Ic 426.58 EX MIDPOINT RAMP MIDPOINT RAMP STA 36+12.65, 43.54'1-OS O STA 36+59.96, 44.841 �� e � ✓ F� 426.62 EX T 00 o ° 3 6" CURB 4" CS1RB 3 u � S, F1ARE , STA MIDPOINT RAMP MATCH EX 6" CURB STA 35+91 6" CURB STA 35+98.91, 33.76'1-O5 OMIDP( 426.30 PROP 426.27 EX DUVALL AVE NE AND NE 8TH ST A PORTION OF NW 1/4 SECTION 10, T BEGIN + CURB- STA RBSTA4267 6" CURB 432.33 BC DUVALL AVE NE 432.40 EX `--12.7 9.2' 432.36 BC 432.35 EX �2 MIDPOINT RAMP STA 42+85.47, 36.75'R 6 20 q 432.39 BC 432.28 EX C2 4° 432.60 BC �J og 432.39 EX S 03 19 432.91 PRO 4" CURB 432.88 EX 432.68 BC 433.98 TC �, ^� ?s 432.51 EX 10 11 432.48 BC 432.70 EX �r 432.97 PROP >s MIDPOINT RAMP. 432.83 EX 432.60 EX o OSTA 43+39.85, 433.10 PROP d° ` 432.91 EX j °o �. \ c 0 \ MIDPOINT RAMP O433.05 PRO U ° STA 43+00.17, 55.32'R 432.93 EX 433.47 TC 6 432.97 BC 4" CURB p 433.17 EX 1 �_ I° ? Z m 4" CURB- 433.40 PROP 15 (p 433.36 EX F 41 sx MATCH EX 433.50 EX 5' ROLLED CURB O STA 43+02 4 f� 2 MATCH EX ROLLED CURB STA 43+38- 34' DUVALL AVE NE AND NE 9 02 03 CURB RETURN SCHEDULE CURB DATA ELEVATIONS (FACE OF CURB) (BOTTOM OF CURB) BEGIN/PC = 42+67.00, 31.50'R BEGIN/PC = 432.27 PC A = 90'08'11" 1/4 = 432.35 R = 35.00' 1/2 = 432:50 L = 55.06' 3/4 = 432.81 T = 35.08' PT = 433.00 PT = 43+02.00, 66.56'R END Duvall Ave NE Overlay Project Existing was 6% and ELengt s ramp was Duvall Ave NE&NE 6th St now it's 5.2%. inated Sheet 12 Ramp # Corner Crossing Perpendicular Curb Ramp Landin Parallel Ramp-Lek or Single Parallel Ramp-Right Flare Slopes ;2% Vmax Width Cross Slope Length/Running Slope Width Cross Slope eL/Running Slope /Running Slope Width/Cross Slope Length Running Slope Width/Cross Slope 30%max 4'min 2%max 15'max 8.3%max Lt. Rt. 4'min 2% ax %max ax 8.3%max 4'min 2%max 15'max 8.3%max 4'min 2%me,, Existing 1 NW W 3:1.v.. _2% 5.6 5% 1% 6% 1% %, 4.0 _3%Proposed 4.0 1.5% 7.0 7.5% 9.2% 8.3% - 1.0% 5% 5% 4.0 1.5% Notes The existing ramp is a shared perpendicular ramp - Existing 2 NW N Proposed 4.0 1.5% 6.0 7.0% 8.4% 8.7% 1.5% -7%%. 4.0 1.5% 4.0 1.5% Notes Existing 3 NE N N/A L N/A - N/A. ___N/A 11% 1 2% 2% 2% 3.2. 1% 5.0 10% N/A N/A N/A Proposed 0.8% 1% 5.0 0.8% 5.0 1.5% 8.0 7.4% 5.0 1.5% 10.0 4.3% 4.5 1.5% Notes No existing curb ramp at this location Existing 4 NE E Proposed 4.0 1.5% 6.0 7.8% 8.2% 1.5% 1% 4.0 1.5% 4.0 1.5% 11.1 8.0% 4.5 1.5% Notes Existing5 SE Shared Proposed 1.8% 2% 5.0 2i491 6.5 1.5% 5.8 6.6% 5.3 1.5% 7.0 7.6% 6.5 1.5% Notes The existing,ramp and is a shared hybrid between a perpendicular and parallel ramp. Existing6 SW 5 ,.1.9 3%_ 5.4 9%. 1% 2% 1% 4% 2A_3%_ 5.0 2% Proposed 4.0 1.5% 5.5 7.5% 8.8% 9.2% 0.8% 5% 4.0 1.5% 4.0 1.5% Notes The existing ramp is a shared perpendicular ramp Existing7 SW - W Proposed 4.0 1.5% 6.0 7.5% 8.7% 8.0% 2.0% 3% 4.0 1.5% 4.0 1.5% Notes This ramp was anticipated to be 5% and is 5.8% based on actual location and overlay. A PORTION OF SW 1/4 SECTION 10, TWP 23 N., RGE 5E., W.M. KING CO., 36' 399.87 EX 399.90 EX •e 41 /11n MATCH EX co 6" CURB 399.83 PROP 12 STA 23+39 400.00 EXE• meq• MATCH EX R =' a tB 6" CURB 7• , 3 rr. r6 �z STA 22+99 1 r o 19 J .1B° 6" CURB 4' 400.07 PROP 6" CURB 400.15 EX •6 o°r^°o 4 on h4• e 2 400.13 PROP 400.22 EX �� a }f B~ ` 0 4`• g 4 '_s 4 2y° 399.28 EX o 400.20 EX 400.22 PROP 5' �� - MIDPOINT RAMP Q 400.24 EX 04 ley co�fsl STA 22+95,21, 47.83'LOS OMIDPOINT RAMP egy STA 23+43.30 EX 1. 10.5' 17 •a9, •mss o �\a ; F T 1 2 Oy7. 00• cj Cqq, �o o"x o�q.. estCURB - Ln 1 it `y I �Q 3 4" - 6" CURB 3 S'c I; 11137. 13 VI 399.55 EX MIDPOINT RAMP q. O DINT RAMP STA 23+56.03, 35.74'L MATCH EX � 6" CURB " 2+85.42, 37.951 5O 399.57 STA 22+54 10.5, 1A 13.4' 6" CURB DUVALL AVE NE AND NE 6TH ST - WEST N MATCH EX 6" ADA ramps eliminated per CC STA 22+50 1 2 6tj 6 33.82'R 6" ' 8' 6.2' 4 8 9 CURB 8.9�, 9.3• 3 v,l to og 6" CURB 18 p N 00 0 0. o . ,.�,' ••` z ,y jv � o- �V f I: 7-x if' a�in 'Z:• S• 399.51 PROP 399.83 EX 399.52 0 MIDPOrNT RAMP Iu 5 @STA 23+20.40, 47.67'R401 ~ g�ss• �' GoJ��O�. MIDPOINT RAMP ,O 401 400.36 EX 400.27 PROP` 21'" STA 22+86.24, 47.61'R O6 ° RS' a✓ 17 400.36 EX c 1` h' �� R13.5' 401.01 400.21 PROP .69° `o,o c°o -� o°o°o / 6,8' 400.5• 400.30 EX c;?✓� `; 5.2 10 11 401.1: �• 10 11 \ 5� .o0 o�ors �� b� 10 11 4 1 400.9 \'co �.. ..1.J° 1 401.21 EX 400.15 PROP .8 3 S. S `� 4001 PROP 400.46 EX o 'S 401.05 EX I R28' MATCH EX 6" CURB \ , c STA 23+18 R29' A PORTION OF SW 1/4 SECTION 10, TWP 23 N., RGE SE., W.M. KING CO. DUVALL AVE NE 12 10 11 4 11 13 2. _ __ _ �_t15• _ WS o� N Ln 15 sai 0 15 15 ° MATCH EX 6" CURB 10 11 MATCH EX 6" CURB 3 STA 34+67 10 11 1 2 STA 34+61 0 MIDPOINT RAMP O STA 34+64.30, m 35.501 MATCH EX 421.62 BC 3421.80 BC 6" CURB 421.44 EX 421.55 E, 4 6" CURB STA 34+241.4 8.8 S4'T 5' C1 -�-. --,_---:1- •-'�6x-M - -?`F`'.��z$-. -S'69 ' G°Jc`m`y---MIDPOINT RAMP I NA +;+ �� 23 ti�" ISTA 34+56.39, 39.21'R 6O ° 422.59 PROP 000J 422.79 EX 1- —� ,° -- - - - - -- - 3,6' _ °00 421.71 EX 422.14 PROP 422.47 PROP 9 '°h y1� 422.04 EX 422.24 EX 1 422.72 PROP 1 422.29 EX I i Cl to 11 CURB RETURN SCHEDULE _ -- - -' -- - - - DATA ELEVATION! 423.12 TC (FACE OF CURB) (BOTTOM OF C 422.62 BC PC = 344-4135 34.19'R PC = 421 A PORTION OF SW 1/4 SECTION 10, TWP 23 N., RGE 5E., W.M. KING CO., A PORTION OF NW 1/4 SECTION 10, TWP 23 N., RGE 5E., W.M. KING CO., 36' m1 i 00 co 427.10 EX / �6• �;. 1 2 4 ' S— 427.23 EX / ^ 10 1 1 � STA36+ 8 MATCH X6" CURB ro Iii I� 1w 427.07 PROP MATCH EX 6" CURB 4'� ' STA 36+56 427.26 PROP 427.16 EX , a O '; ' I 427.34 EX R44.75' i hod\: rte: �• 0 1 ; 1\ DUVALL ✓ \ - �'' / 1 ,2°� 1 427.56 TC AVE NE 4 5 s•6� i �s. 427.06 BC s19, 6" CURB oo \ 427.53 EX 426.74 PROP �✓ c y4' 4 426.87 PROP 426.95 EX S co✓\� 426.84 EX s' 427.55 PROP 427.80 EX 426.58 EX ✓\v 6. �/; I�� ` �sr. �_ 4 1 3 4 1 'P° 26' \' 427.94 TC MIDPOINT RAMP O MIDPOINT RAMP i 2 .. �6 �T A 36+12.65, 43.54'L STA 36+59.06, 44.84'L °) s 427'94BX i ° ° � 142 1•• .^y�. y co'° $5.1`. ,� 5 \•`.'gyp:, •.� V• 0:9/• 6" CURB4" CURB 3 S/. 34�. 900 nno I rt A ` 7.87. ,tom }` 1 2 5 MIDPOINT RAMP 427.31 EX� MATCH .91, 33.76 6" CURB " o STA 35+98 'L STA35+916CURB OS 6 MIDPOINT RAMP 426.30 PROP OSTA 36+76.66, 31.76'Cl: �a o; 426.27 EX CH EX 6" CURB 4 o 36+88 DUVALL AVE NE AND NE 8TH ST ADA RarY con+ 0-7 A PORTION OF NW 1/4 SECTION 10, TWP 23 N., RGE SE., W.M. KING CO., BEGIN UR8 STA42+67 6" CURB 432.33 BC DUVALL AVE NE 432.40 EX ;' 6" CURB- 12.7' 432.9.2' 432.,y�BC mac' MIDPOINT RAMP �• 2 v° MIDPOINT RAMP 6 20 STA 43+53.59, 37.o' 0 STA 42+85.47, 35.75'R 6 20 ° . 0 5 r; ti.• 432.39 BC 432.88 PROP Oo�' A 6q^. 432.26 E% - 432.66 EX ✓ 000 1 00 C2 C3-\hr> oOO JpO R C2 C3 / Oo 5J B, 0 6 j hJ \. Aga. 432.60 BC A 432.39 EX 4 19 S 4" CURB U3 432.91 PROP 6 mos e a O3 4" CURB �` 6/ \ oo 432.68 BC a 432.88 Ex a �• ,\° 433.98 TC \ �, �' \'ss 432.51 EX ter•`,' o �" 10 11 432.48 BC 432.70 EX \ t a �•' 6 W. 432.80 BC 432.97 PROP u• �' `�0 432.6 e 6 MIDPOINT RAMP �' ?� ` a/ 433.35 PROP 432.83 EX \ \ e�•5\oP OSTA 43 1.7 '00 26'R rr / 433.06 EX 433.10 PROP °�r 11 °• \ GOuntecsjo a h . a- ° 0 31° ^�:0 433.39 PROP 432.91 EX 9` °o° p cap,_ 433.09 EX ro o' o t• \ o •` °_ o MIDPOINT RAMP 433.05 PROP coo° o'y` J 433.09 PROP STA 43+00.17, 55.32'RO 432.93 EX 0°o r5y o h 433.13 EX // 433.47 TC 432.97 BC 6'- 12 433.17 EX 11 I.+\ ? 4" CURB Z cd m 4" CURB 433.40 PROP ,UZ 15 433.36 EX --� 1.0/ 433.53 PROP " .1. 433.39 EX A nU iN A. ai I MATCH EX 433.50 EX L5` ` ROLLED CURB STA 43+02 4 1 2 MATCH EX _ •' . 433.58 EX I -•- ROLLED CURB STA 43+38 I { 1 2 1 34' DUVALL AVE NE AND NE 9TH ST C2 C3 CURB RETURN SCHEDULE CURB RETURN SCHEDULE DATA ELEVATIONS DATA ELEVATIONS