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(6/29/2010) George Marshall - RE: Denton Tap & Sandy LakePage 1
From:
"Don Bruner" <dbruner@bomanitent.com>
To:
"'George Marshall'" <gmarshall@coppelltx.gov>
Date:
3/18/2010 10:29 AM
Subject:
RE: Denton Tap & Sandy Lake
We have not been contacted by anyone else at the city.
If the entire center section is performed at one time then 2-3 weeks would
be sufficient to complete the work.
On the design side you might consider the following for the inner circle
with the star. Pour the entire inner circle using integral color (Red
Clay), groove the outline of the star and then use a gray color hardener to
color the field area (standard concrete portion) of this area. This would
allow one operation to complete this area instead of two separate pours.
The field area of the star would have the integral color (Red Clay) but the
surface would be colored gray.
The only other design change that would speed up the process would be to
change the 10' ring of Gunmetal Gray to the Red Clay integral color.
Don Bruner
-----Original Message-----
From: George Marshall [mailto:gmarshall@coppelltx.gov]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2010 9:03 AM
To: Don Bruner
Subject: Re: Denton Tap & Sandy Lake
Don,
Has someone from the City already contacted you? We actually have 3
different traffic control phasing options we need to consider. Option 1
would allow the entire center detail to be done in one step. We are still
working out the pavement specifications but at a minimum the thickness would
be 8" with #3 bars on 18" oc/ew. We are also looking to perform the entire
intersection work in 2-3 weeks maximum and therefore seriously considering
high early strength concrete.
Please note that we are looking for some design input from you on the center
detail. What can we change to help in cost and time frame.
Thank You,
George
George Marshall, PE
City of Coppell
Engineering
972-304-3562
>>> "Don Bruner" <dbruner@bomanitent.com> 3/18/2010 8:44 AM >>>
I am working on the paver replacement for the referenced project. If the
entire center detail can be accomplished in one phase that would be ideal.
We would still need 3 or 4 separate pours to install in order to form each
portion and separate the different colors. Breaking up the center detail
into multiple phases would drive the pricing up and extend the time required
to form each phase and complete the pouring of the different colors.
In order to price the installation I will need to know pavement thickness
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and reinforcing requirements.
Thank you,
Don Bruner
North Texas Bomanite, Inc.
972-484-8465 ext 222
972-880-6147 cell
972-484-8466 fax
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