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ST0301-MN040427CITY OF COPPELL BETHEL ROAD ENHANCEMENTS STREETSCAPE MATERIAL SELECTIONS 60% Design Submittal R 0 o lla Freese and Nichols April 2004 Image: Loony Ricks Kiss, Nashville City of Coppell Bethel Road Street Improvements Concept Material Selections Pavement Materials Stamped Concrete: Bomanite - BomaniteBomacron, Ashlar Slate, color: as selected http://www.bomanite.coiii/products/bomanite.htm Colored Concrete: L.M. Scofield Company - Scofield Systems: color: as selected (Charcoal Gray) htW : / /www.lmscofield.com/showcase street main html Architectural White Concrete: In designated areas as required. Curb Types: Standard concrete curb and gutter Asphalt: In designated areas as required. Streetscape Elements Selection Benches: Victor Stanley, Inc — Teaksites Series TK- 8292 -60, color: Natural Teak Wood http : / /www.victorstanley. com/ products / ?mode= prodDetail &id =34 &catld -1 Victor Stanley, Inc — Steelsites Series RB -28, color: Dark Green/Black http://www.victorstanley.comZproducts/?modef�prodDetail&id=l &catld - 1 Lightpoles: Antique Street Lamps - Cast Iron Post — Hartford Series - 16 ", color: Dark Green/Black http: / /www.antiquestreetlamps com/Products /PostDetail as ?PostType= Cast %20Iron &Fa mils= Hartford -P -CI Luminaire: Antique Street Lamps - PH -20, color: Dark Green/Black http://www.antiquestreetlginps.com/Products/Luminaires.M Crossarms: Antique Street Lamps — CVC27 /1, color: Dark Green/Black htt p ://w w , % N , . antiquestreetlamps.com/Products/Arms.a s p Roadway Poles: Antique Street Lamps - Cast Iron Post — Hartford Series - 28 ", color: Dark Green/Black (Electronic cutsheet not available) Tree Grates: Wabash Valley — 60" round or square tree grate T96603, color: black h i t j 2://www.w abashvalley.com/item.wws?sku=T96603&siz e =I Trash receptacles: Victor Stanley, Inc. — Concourse Series RS -12, color: Dark Green/Black hitp: / /www.victorstanley com /products / ?mode prodDetail &id 40 &catld 0 Bomanite Products - Bomanite /Bomacron 11. x6.in Iuw.&. • Micro -Too Bomanite cast -in -place concrete paving adds a distinctive • Thin -Set architectural touch to any project, together with the Plazas durability to stand up to the toughest traffic loads and • Patene Artectura environmental conditions. For over four decades, Bomanite Crosswalks has offered design professionals a virtually limitless palette • Grasscrete of colors, textures, and patterns - at a fraction of the cost of • Sealers, Cures and traditional materials. Bomanite gives you more than 90 Accessory Line patterns and custom tooling options with a wide variety of standard and custom coloring options. You can choose from • Patterns many natural textures including slate, granite, limestone, sandstone, cobblestone and used brick. When you specify architectural paving, accept no substitutes. Page] of 2 Bomanite - the original cast -in- place, colored and imprinted architectural concrete paving. concrete in much the same way as a cookie cutt This product provides the client with an imprinte that has a smooth surface between the joint line imprinting tools produce patterns in the surface Q patterns in cookie dough. Simulates most smoot brick and certain stone materials. Bomacron - A textured version of the original, i is also cast -in- place, colored and imprinted, but added dimension of texture and relief between the joint lines. Simulates a of natural materials including slate, granite, limestone, sandstone, wood ar cobblestone. Bomanite and Bomacron are both used in a wide variety of residential, corr municipal applications where the designer wants to upgrade plain concrete or alternatively, wants to reduce the cost of installing natural paving mater slate or granite. The following is a list of some of the typical applications: ■ Residential ■ Commercial ■ Municipal Driveways Plazas Medians Patios Pool decks Crosswalks Pool decks Building entrances Street sections Walkways Vehicular entryways Sidewalks http:// www. bomanite .com/productsibomanite.htm 4/26/2004 ■ Bomanite /Bomacron Bomanite /Bomacron r Photo Gallery ❑Technical Info i Patterns Bomanite - Photo Gallery Page 1 of 1 products photo gallery color charts liccnsccs for sl?cciticrs ahout us Ti. 11.1ln4 InnovaWn r— ■ Bomanite /Bomacron Now Concrete Lets You Get Creative ■ Micro -Too Bomanitc,/Bomacron ■ Thin -Set IN Patene Artectura Pt'ojeC #' ■ Grasscrete Residential walkway etiu: North Carolina Description: Bomanite Pattern Ashlar Slate N back © Copyright 2003 -2004. All rights reserved. http:// www .bomanite.com/gallery/bom_u.htm 4/26/2004 Bomanite - Photo Gallery � products • Bomanite /Bomacron Now Concrete Lets You Get Creative • Micro Bomanitc /Bomacron • Thin -Set • Patene Artectura Project • Grasscrete Dove Canyon Median Mission Viejo, CA Description: Bomanite Pattern Ashlar SI N back for spccificrs Page 1 of 1 about us © Copyright 2003 -2004. All rights reserved. http:// www .bomanite.com/gailery/bom_g.htm 4/26/2004 Installing Concrete Pavers, Concrete Admixtures, Driveway - Showcase: Streetscapes & ... Page 1 of 1 ._ ► SHOWCASE ► SYSTEfa1S ► TEL'H -BATA ►TRAINING ►WHATWWI I :1W MAIL A LINK TO THIS PAGE SCORELO click on image for details streetscapes [ CUSTOMER SERVICE 1 800 800 9900 O CONTACT US O OFFICE ©2004 L. M. Scofield Company. All rights reserved. No part of this web site may be reproduced without the express written consent of the L. M. Scofield Company. of Web Usage & Content To report technical problems when attempting to use this website please contact the web http://www.Imscofield.com/showcase—street—main.html 4/26/2004 Of W z Q o m f I v D tt 0 I Y 0 nV) w Z Q --� Q U 1 L v) Z z LL-� �- Q o r�l zE- Do v' o ��. ; LL, ► o� Zj W o[ o0 oQ o cn::D ZU Q r) r X (n D � W Q (/) m CD W I— x Q J C a W Z oQO Li 0 L z --� EEO 119 o c 0 OX � c UZ CC , / Q � Elf ,^ v I O 0 v p.. C D tt 0 I Y Victor Stanley, Litter Receptacles, Park Benches, Ash Urns, Planters, Tables, Tree Guard... Page 1 of 1 4�VICTO STANLEY, INC. \ - ,�19i7NJ1k 1U�2'n ( (�1(u71ltV y1(<' j 1(lT1f.:rt:N\` vixr !94' COMPANY PRODUCTS NEW PRODUCTS INSTALLATIONS Teaksites Series TK- 8292 -60 ► view all featured products in series Previous 2 of 4 Next Model TK- 8292 -60: Teaksites Series Bench Coordinating Products 1 { Teaksites Series TK- 8292 -48 Teaksites Series TK- 8292 -72 ►P Model TK- 8292 -60: The TK- 8292 -60 5 -ft. bench expresses the wonder proportions of the high back and contoured arms. Recommended Mounting Tabs: Solid steel powder coated mounting tabs are available. All site amenities should be permanently installed per local and site req TKMB -4 Mounting Tabs ► Product Library Teaksites Series TK- 8292 -96 Contact webmaster@victorstanley.com with questions or comments regarding this site. Copyright. 2004, Victor Stanley, Inc. All rights reserved. Victor Stanley, Inc. Toll Free: 1- 800 - 368 -2573 (USA & Canada) Tel: 301 - HOME REQUEST INFO CONTACT U MANUFACTURING VIM http: / /www.victorstanley. com/ products / ?mode= prodDetail &id= 34 &catld =0 4/26/2004 Victor Stanley, Litter Receptacles, Park Benches, Ash Urns, Planters, Tables, Tree Guard... Page 1 of 2 41MOVICTOR STANLEY, INC. - ,11v:u!u'hrn•n ,p 4 >:mr:fu tilt.• J u7c;kn+�; ti•xr COMPANY PRODUCTS NEW PRODUCTS INSTALLATIONS Steelsites RB Series RB-28 ► view all featured products in series Previous 2 of 5 Next ►p Model RB -28: The fabulous RB -28 bench is a worldwide favorite. I elegant design enhances all site schemes. The quality and durabili bench assures that it will stay beautiful for many years to come. St benches feature elaborate finishing detail of polished welds across joints. Meticulous care is taken to determine the most comfortable of components for these benches while paying rigorous attention tc structural integrity. • Front welds are ground and polished until they form a cont from the top tubular section to each vertical steel slat. • Twenty -seven 1/4 x 1 -1/2 (6.4 x 38.1 mm) steel seat meml reverse contoured for maximum comfort. • Finished end sections are 112 x 2 (12.7 x 50.8 mm) solid sl welded and ground. • Integral welded end armrests are standard. Model RB -28: Steelsites RB Series Bench Lengths: RB -28 is available as standard in 4 -foot (1.2 meters), 6 -foot (1.8 m foot (2.4 meters) lengths. Options: Welded intermediate armrests are available for Steelsites RB be Standard: All fabricated metal components are steel shotblasted, etched, phc preheated and electrostatically powder- coated with TGIC polyester coatings. ► More Options I ► I Product Librai Worldwide Installations: ► "Jazz dream at Nagashima" Shopping Center (3 of 4), Japan ► Arboretum & Temple Gardens, Lincoln, England ► Aurora Public Library, Aurora, Canada No Borough of Eastleigh, Hampshire (2 of 2), England ► City Dock at the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Ma ► More Coordinating Products HOME REQUEST INFO CONTACT U MANUFACTURING http: / /www.victorstanley.com /products / ?mode= prodDetail &id =1 &catld =O 4/26/2004 OCT- 0 -9 -03 18:01 Frum: !I T -012 P.02 Job -836 o Se es Cast A luminum Post =. I Post: Post shall be at] aluminum construction, oansisiJno of a cast, ttuted decorative bass, and a 4'0 flulej shaft with a tenon f1tter for roadway arm mounting. A dc* br is located In the base for anchorage and wiring access, Roadway amt shall be all aluminum construction, conalstfng of a pipe arm wtih a transition floUtar, and a 1 1 /2 "NPT fitting for luminalre mounting. Arm MaaSUres 24' from post center to iuminalra oenter. Lumittaire- Luminaire shall be 12 1/2"0 x 24• tell with S clear, textured polycarboriate pendant globe, and cast aluminum luminaire base. ? < Luminalre shalt be fumi.-shed with a high intensity discharge ballast and socket assembly, and a` borosilizate glass retractor with an I.E.S. Type lil d is t r ibu tion. Lamp Type Alasu►f Motol NTgh Prseeura z _ V0AOr Ha114C SodiuA7 Y Vo1"90 t11t7SocksrSize Q -M50 q•525 M/120 O C3-M70 Q-MEb Q -H7; Q-S50 02D8 Q -H700 C2-M1 00 p -S70 arzAo ■ - M -H175 0 -M15t1 ■x100 `; 0277 ❑ -NI173 L1 -5750 " 01480 Post shall be iumished with (4) 112" x 18" x 2" Iq dip galvanized L -type anchor bolts, to be installed with a 2" projection each. Post, arm, and luminalre shalf be furnished with {a C rk 1;aak' powder coat finish. 1 Anehora�e Detail 1 800 270" access door oil 112 "hr o D8" boll circle 06' oponing 0° CW OF41< CA)EIK: �r /EK -.RFP156/DK SIGO(a 120- Ill Q v6 All hardware shall ba stainless steel. All easily accessible exterior hardware shall ba rampar raelclant. Post Height: IV.C- 12 Overall Height :„ Q" BAse Diameter. 11 1/2 "0 Light Canter Height: tp:.gr ate: sc7tfc dwQ. no. 17 -1400 none L� 4730A ANTI Street am-ns 2011 -H West Rundberg Lane . AUSIln, TX 78755 (612) 977 -8444 F8X (512J 977.9622 HARTFORD Series Cast Iron Posts DL42 GC L -75 Selection Guide G46 G L -25 DL42 GC L - 75 DL42 GC L -75 ASC30 C -2 G46 GR5 L - 25 Part # PI H16 10 PI H16 12 PI H16 14 page # PI -39 P1 -39 P7_39 PI H16 10 PI H16 12 P1 -39 PI -39 x 16 j j z rEoSpec f afion� ep age murners I'o e hehi d ta� ohs Cas}f or n Pos nCrouartris or $ Lumin ra ie d t3 ..*,.� .s *ms � - Other- Suggested Luminaire Tons - ' nonnnoo onsnm �oaoa + eaem I Part # Sl_8 A620 AT23`' A25 'TL26. AM30 FS3T P34 LT30 F Doge # L -57 L 7 1-73 L 3 L-69 L.9 1-27 L-43 L-33 L .o.�a,_ ' Recommended LLUiunaire Bases 1 . Qthei Sugested CroSsarms V o .e - Series X Series R Seines N --. part # C30 PCP36 ''uses are interchangeable wth lurninaire to ps) page # C-4 LV30. :::�_- �:.A._..._a;`;�k ,..�. .,..t.::- .:...� �m,yra� .:...;,ems -: ..3...,,.�. .,�..: ,x..... _: -._.. _� C - PI H16 12 AT23 L FAB Other _ Luminaires _ —• For other Luminaires or Crossarms, and for Signage and Accessories, see indexes behind corresponding catalog tabs. ANTIQUE Street Lamps 2011 -B W Rundberg • Austin, TX 78758 (512) 977 -8444 • Fax (512) 977 -9622 Pg. 12 Sts 14 SPECIFICATIONS DESCRIPTION The lighting post shall be all cast iron construction, gracefully tapered with a 12 -flute pattern on the shaft and base, The post shall be Antique Street Lamps' catalog number PI H16 XX finish MATERIALS The post material shall be ASTM A48, Class 30 cast iron, formed true to the pattern with complete detail. All exposed hardware shall be tamper resistant stainless steel. Anchor bolts to be completely hot dip galvanized. Partially galva- nized bolts are not acceptable, DIMENSIONS The post shall be X'- XX" in height with a 16" diameter base, The post shall taper from a 4.5" dia- meter at the top of the base to a 3,5" diameter at the post top, An integral 3" O,D. x 3" tenon shall be provided at the top for luminaire mounting. The post top shall include a transitional donut between the fluted shaft and the tenon, INSTALLATION The post shall be provided with four 3/4" diameter by 24" long, L -type anchor bolts to be installed on an 11" diameter bolt circle, Two doors shall be provided in the base for anchorage and wir- ing access. A grounding screw shall be provided inside the base accessible from one door. For finish specifications and color options, see "Finish" section in catalog. ANTIQUE Street Lamps 2011 -B W. Rundberg Ln. •Austin, TX 78758 Ph (512) 977-8444 -Fox (512) 977 -9622 u e nTIPC)R n cores PI -41 Ph H 16 14 finish PI H16 12 finish PI H 16 10 finish Series [:::HARTFORD ast Iron Posts * 16" dia. base ORDERING INFORMATION Choose the boldface catalog nomenclature that best suits your needs and write it on the appropriate line. Example; PI H16 12 ANPP Options Post Series Hei ht Finish' PI H16 10 ANPP Prime Painted Post, Cast Iron 12 ANBK Black 14 ANDB Dark Bronze HARTFORD ANDG Dark Green 16" base ANVG Verde Green CM Custom Match CS Custom Select RAL colors Post Heigh NOTES: 1. For finish specifications and color options, see Finish section in catalog or contact Antique Steet Lamps. 5.5" x 3.5" H. Door Opening for Anchorage and Wiring Access (2 per post) • U ANTIQUE Street Lamps 2011 -B W Rundberg Ln.•Aus in, TX 78758-Ph (512) 977- 8444•Fax (512) 977 -9622 F '2 Receptacles Banner Arms Flagpole Holders Custom Logos Signage (see Signage & Accessories section in the catalog or con- tact Antique Street Lamps) 3" O.D. X 3" High Tenon PH2O Luminaire I SPECIFICATIONS DESCRIPTION The luminaire shall consist of a ballast housing, hood and a circular flat lens. The hood shall have an internal reflector with a horizontal lamp, DIMENSIONS Fixture dimensions shall be as shown on back page. MATERIALS The ballast housing shall be heavy wall, copper free, cast aluminum produced from certified ASTM 356.1 ingot per ASTM B- 179 -95A or ASTM B26 -95, formed true to the pattern with complete detail. The hood shall be spun aluminum. Lens mate- rial shall be clear tempered glass. The reflector shall be hydroformed, polished and anodized aluminum. All hardware shall be stainless steel. INSTALLATION PH2O The luminaire shall have 1.5" female, NPT at top for mounting. The lens shall mount and on a gasketed aluminum ring which is hinged to the hood for easy relamping. The ballast and socket assembly shall be furnished with a quick disconnect plug and mount on a removable ballast plate. FINISH For finish specifications and color options see "Finish" section in catalog. LIGHT SOURCE Luminaries shall be furnished with an H.I.D. ballast and socket assembly. Luminaire shall be UL listed and labeled as suitable for wet locations. Sockets shall be glazed porcelain, mogul or medium base, with a copper alloy nickel plated screw shell and center contact. Ballast shall be core and coil, high power factor, i*egulating type. ANTIOU_ E Street Lamps JL 2011 -B W. Rundberg Ln.•Austin,TX 78758 Ph (512) 977 -8444 • Fax (512),977-9622 LR -7 PH2O Luminaire 24 "w 20'h 1.5" Female N PT for Lumina ire Mounting Ballast Assembly with — J Removable Cast = - - Aluminum Ballast Plate Cast Aluminum Ballast Housing Spun Aluminum Dome Aluminum, Hydroformed, Polished \ Porcelain, Mogul nd Anodized Reflector ul or � � \ Medium Base Socket '� — — L 16" Diameter, Clear Glass Lens with Hinged and Gasketed, Aluminum Retainer Ring ORDERING INFORMATION ' Example: PH2O 75H MED GFL 120 ANBK PEB1 Choose the boldface catalog nomenclature that best suits your needs and write it on the appropriate line. Series Wattage /Lamp Distribution Voltage Finish Options H.I.D. ballast & socket PH2O 50H MED 50 watt Mercury Vapor (blank) Type 3 Reflector 120 ANBK Black HS House Side Shield 75H MED 75 watt Mercury vapor 208 ANDB Dark Bronze PEB1 Photoelectric Cell button 120v 1 OOH MOG 100 watt Mercury Vapor 240 ANDG Dark Green PEB2 Photoelectric Cell button 208,240,277v 175H MOG 175 watt Mercury Vapor 277 ANVG Verde Green SF Single Fusing 250H MOG 250 watt Mercury Vapor 347 ANPP Prime Painted DF Double Fusing 50M MED 50 watt Metal Halide 70M MED 70 watt Metal Halide Lens Material 480' TB' CM Custom Mach 100M MED 100 watt Metal Halide CS Custom Select RALcdors 150M MED 150 watt Metal Halide GFL Glass Flat Lens 175M MOG 175 watt Metal Halide NOTES: 250M MOG 250 watt Metal Halide 1. Multi -tap Ballast (720,208,240,277v) and 480v For watt - 35S MED 35 watt High Pressure Sodium ages under 705, 70M or 700H contact ASL for ovoilabOy, 50S MED 50 watt High Pressure Sodium 2. For finish and color options see Finish section in catalog. 3. Contact Antique Street Lamps for availability. 70S MED 70 watt High Pressure Sodium 1005 MOG 100 watt High Pressure Sodium 150S MOG 150 watt High Pressure Sodium 250S MOG 250 watt High Pressure Sodium 42TRT 42 watt compact fluorescent ANTIQUE Street Lamps _ 2011 -B W. Rundberg Ln.•AuYhh,TX 78758- Ph (512) 977 -8444 LR -8 AT23 Luminaires AT23 B AT23 X AT23 E AT23 K AT23 A AT23 R AT23 D 15 "w 15 "w 15 "w 23.5'h 29"h 30"h 31 15 "W 15 "w 15 °w 15 "w 31 "h 33.5 "h 34 "h 3 15 "w 15 "w 15 "w w 15" 30.5 "h 35 "h 30 "h 15 "w 15 ° v 5 "w 15 "w AT23 P 33 "h 34.5 "h 35.5 "h 35 "h 36.5'h AT23 W AT23 C AT23 M AT23 L AT23 N AT23 S AT23 AU OPTIONAL Finial Optional Refractor (GR3 or GR5) _ Finial TOPS -- FPF _ and ga - -- - -- Band E Optional Low 77 FAB Brightness Reflector (LBR5) Odds 3.5^ to hgt. adds 3.5" to h - - Mogul or Medium Base Socket Cast Aluminum Ballast Plate (removed by loosening one Thumb Screw) LUMINAIRE BASES 8° H. LD. BallastComponents (FactoryPrewired) W L X E Cast Aluminum Enclosed Ballast Housing �� B Globe 9 "0. D. 3.5 "O.D. r F - (4) 1/4" Socket Set Screws T Weep Holes 11.5" 12" F Optional Photoelectric Cell, Button Type (PEB) F 9.. oo� g Cast Aluminum Luminaire Base (D shown) 1 K A R D Quick Disconnect Plug 4 "O.D. 4 "O.D. 4 4,5 "O.D. — < (6) 1 /4 " Socket Set Screws r 1 3' T ;E 3 "O.D.x3 "hTenon 13 � Li i 8.5" I 8 �� 1 P W " W W *Cast Alum. � Luminaire Base (AU shown) � C M 4.5 "O.D. 4.5 "O,D. 5"O .D. 5"O .D, Cast Aluminum Door —� *Optional Twist -Lock Photocontrol (PEI) *Optional Twist -Lock Receptacle (PER) 1 12.5" 13 . 5 " 13" 14,5 - - Safety Cable t L (1) 10 -24 Button hd. Socket Cap Screw N L S L fA U (door to base) 5 "O.D. 3.6 "O,D. 4 "O.D. 4 "O.D. Note: Ballast housing not shown. 3 "O.D. x 3" tenon required for mounting. *OphonaiTwist -Lock Photocontrol (only available with N, S andAUluminaire bases.) ORDERING INFORMATION Example: AT23 A 75H MED ACT GR5 120 ANBK PEBI Choose the boldface catalog nomenclature that best suits your needs and write It on the appropriate line. Series Wattage /Lamp H.I.D. ballast & socket AT23 A 50H MED 50 watt Mercury vapor kT23 AU 75H MED 75 watt Mercury Vapor kT23 B' I OOH MOG 100 watt Mercury Vapor %T23 C 175H MOG 175 watt Mercury vapor AT23 D 250H MOG 250 watt Mercury vapor AT23 E 50M MED 50 watt Metal Halide %T23 K 70M MED 70 watt Metal Halide \T23 L I OOM MED 100 watt Metal Halide \T23 M 150M MED 150 watt Metal Halide AT23 N 175M MOG 175 watt Metal Halide AT23 P 250M MOG 250 watt Metal Halide AT23 R 35S MED 35 watt High Pressure Sodium J23 S 50S MED 50 watt High Pressure Sodium J23 W 70S MED 70 watt High Pressure Sodium 100S MOG 100 watt High Pressure Sodium AT23 X 150S MOG 150 watt High Pressure Sodium 250$ MOG 250 watt High Pressure Sodium 42TRT 42 watt compact fluorescent L- 7, Distribution Voltage Finish' E Options (blank) Type V 120 ANBK Black FPF Finial GR5 Glass Refractor, Type V 208 ANDB Dark Bronze FAB Finial and Band GR3 Glass Refractor, Type III 240 ANDG Dark Green HS House Side Shield LBR5 Low Bright, Refl., Type V 277 ANVG Verde Green PEB 1 Phot o I t ; C Lens Material 347 ANPP Prime Painted 480 CM Custom Match ACT Acrylic, Clear Textured (Standard) TB' CS Custom Saiect PCT Polycarbonate, Clear Textured RAL colors PWT Polycarbonate, White Textured NOTES: 1. Multi -tap Ballast (720.208.240277v) and 480v For wattages under 70S -7.0M or 700H contact ASL for availability. 2. For finish and color options, see Finish section in catalog. 3. Twist -Lock Photo Control only available with N, S, and AU bases. 4. Consult factory for wattages for B Series Luminaire Base, 5.250M & 250S not available with luminaire bases X, E, K, D, P and C. e ec ri0 ell button 120v PEB2 Photoelectric Cell button 208,240,277v PER' NEMA Twist -Lock Receptacle only PEI NEMA Twist-Lock Photocont d 120,Z18240V PE3' NEMA Twist -Lock Photocontrol 347V PE4' NEMA Twist -Lock Photocontrol 480V PE7' NEMA Twist -Lock Photocontrol 277V SF Single Fusing DF Double Fusing ANTIOUE Street Lamps CVC Series Aluminum Roadway Arms SPECIFICATIONS CONSTRUCTION - 0 odentaffon 40 The roadway arms shall be all aluminum, one -piece construc- tion. The arms shall consist of a decorative post mounting piece, a bent tube arm, a decorative scroll, and an end piece for luminaire mounting. The wall bracket shall have a flat aluminum wall plate for mounting, All weld - ing shall be per ANSI /AWS D1.2 -90, All welders shall be certified per ANSI /AWS D1.2 -90 Section 5, MATERIALS 53" The post mounting piece, decorative scroll, and luminaire mounting piece shall be heavy wall, copper free, cast aluminum produced from certified ASTM 356.1 ingot per ASTM B179 -95a or ASTM B26 -95. The bent tube arm, and wall bracket back plate shall be aluminum, ASTM 6061 alloy, heat treated to a T6 temper. All hardware shall be stainless steel. INSTALLATION CVC27/ 1 (one -way arm) 9___* o6entafion The arms shall slip -fit a 3" O.D, x 12" post top tenon and attach with socket set screws, Arms shall have a 1.5" male NPT fitting for luminaire mounting. A plumbing device shall be included for luminaire leveling. The wall bracket shall have four clear holes for mounting to the wall, (Bracket mounting hardware furnished by others.) For finish specifications and color options, see "Finish" section in catalog. CVC54/ 2 (two at 780°) ALSO AVAILABLE orientafion CVWB (one -way wall mount) ORDERING INFORMATION Choose the boldface catalog nomenclature that best suits your needs and write it on the appropriate line. Example: CVC27 /1 ANBK Series Finish' CVWB one ANBK Black CVC27 /1 one ANDB Dark Bronze CVC54 /2 two ANDG Dark Green #of Luminaires ANVG Verde Green required ANPP Prime Painted CM Custom Match CS CustomSdect RAL cobrs NOTES: 7. For finish specifications and color options, see "Finish" section in catalog. AN TIQUE Street Lam 2011 -B W. Rundberg Ln.-Austin, TX 78758- Ph (512) 977 -8444 CR -5 27 "� OCT -09 -D3 18:03 From: T-012 P.09/14 Job -836 cvc54i2 H AKTFQR D_ Series 3S'_ CR 5 _ . Roadway & Traffic Signal Posts Ba�3as3o (Clamshell Style Bases) - Selection Guide 32' - CVC27i 1 - CR•5 31'- h 30'- LR-I 0 G r� CR•1 � t F /LTD 29' A – : 28'- 27'. SAC 10 RAC06 -1 /2 Port # 36R4 BBA �`, — FF 1 25= t i _ I 1 I 24 '— I 1 I I 23 i 7 _ I 1 22'— _ I � 1 I FS31 A 21'- I t L•21 – I i I PCP48 19'- I � C•i8 ��.' _ I I 17'. SAC 19BACD7 -1 i2 FS31 W 36R4 BSA L -21 r' 16'- A•1 Pr 15,- Y J'- e = 7. seem d'. *CaIa:.J•• 1T�t Ira �7 Pot $peCplCatlOnfl 01 in and other soo pag o numbOti'I'Caated behind GorteBponding,tabe, "pa�f Top Luminalioe,'(y, "Roadwgy, Ponaarrt Luminairet' (LR),.•Pod Top Crouarma' (C), Roedwgy Amid (CR)- •31gnager (B), or • Acoeuod" W1 gc For otner Lutnlnol?e and um cholcna, tea 7nd4st 16p tad bohlna oorrocponainp oaaateg tabr, , Posts witl, Camch 11'8ati s A== Street Lamph: The post shall corawT of C shah with an Integral onehor base plate, The ' Case sholi era a cecotailve ta.o•plec8 bate; which loslens 2011' -9 W Rundberg'• fivatin, TX 78758 together around Ina post, For Shoff Opilona and tot Shat? and Hole SpeelHcerlon,in(otmoron, see•aoer page of InLS 3eleellon guide, (612) 977.84e4 fax (512) 977.9622 Pg. PR -10 60" Sq/Rnd Tree Grate - Santa Fe WA13A�H Online stor Store Home Page 1 of 1 j r- „, buaranteed to s i p in 10 days! Wabash Valley T 96603 - 60” Sq /Rnd Tree Grate - Santa Fe Home Checkout Your Profile Color Guide Search: Categories Benches Tables and Chairs Shelters Chaise Lounges & Club Chairs Sandboxes Swings Tree Grates Basket Trucks Mounting Plate Covers Bike Loops Planters Receptacles Top Lids Ash Urns Ash/Trash Units Umbrellas Cushions ADA Products Click on the product image to zoom in and out. Color choices: -Grate Color Quantity: Price: 1 $477.00 Add to shopping cart View Instructions in PDF Format The Santa Fe design Tree Grate will add elegance and class to your landscaping. This design is available in the 36 ", 48 ", 60" and 72" sizes; in the square, round, and half square and half round shapes; and in black, green and burgundy colors. © Wabash Valley Manufacturing 2003 htt p:// www. wabashvalley .com/item.wws ?sku= t96603 &size = 1 10/9/2003 Victor Stanley, Litter Receptacles, Park Benches, Ash Urns, Planters, Tables, Tree Guard... Page 1 of 1 41MOVICTOR STANLEY, INC. AtuuuJu'rwnrn4Y'Q141JNQ544'1 mu;frup.; c ki' 1962' HOME: REQUEST INFO: CONTACT U COMPANY PRODUCTS NEW PRODUCTS INSTALLATIONS MANUFACTURING Litter Receptacles - Concourse Series RS -12 ► view all featured products in series 1 of 2 N xl ►o Model RS -12: Vertical steel slats with open lattice -work and bold circular detailing make this Concourse litter receptacle truly distinctive in design and concept. 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Sizes incl Series Litter Receptacle 24- gallon (90 liters), 36- gallon (136 liters), and 45- gallon (170 liters) capacities ► More Options ► Product Library Coordinating Products ' 1 UniSlat Series Homestead Series Steelsites RB Series UB -318 Model 32 RMFC -24 Contact webmaster @victorstanley.com with questions or comments regarding this site. Copyright. 2004, Victor Stanley, Inc. All rights reserved. Victor Stanley, Inc. Toll Free: 1- 800 - 368 -2573 (USA & Canada) Tel: 301 -E http: / /www.victorstanley.com/ products / ?mode= prodDetall &id =40 &catld =3 4/26/2004 Experience 11�.1a" a e Texas Temple Downtown Plaza, Visitor Center and Intersection Reconstruction Project Temple, Texas Freese and Nichols, Inc., was chosen by the City of Temple to provide comprehensive architectural, landscape architectural and engineering services for the design of the downtown plaza development, welcome station /visitor station, intersection reconstruction and pedestrian trails. This project was chosen to receive TEA -21 (Transportation Equity Act for the 21 st Century) funds administered by the Texas Department of Trans- portation (TxDOT). The project consists of the development of a downtown plaza site of approximately 2.86 acres in the Temple city center intended for day to day public use and for organized events and festivals. The site, occupied by an open city parking lot, will be extended across a portion of First Street which will be permanently closed. The parking function will be maintained but will include hardscape and softscape features to make this an attractive "gateway" into the City of Temple. Landscaping of Texas grasses, plants, trees and shrubs will be added to provide a border to the project and act as a noise buffer for the site. The center will include comfort stations, a bicycle checkout facility, transportation, museum exhibits and tourist information. i Also included in this project is the design for the reconstruction of ten intersections throughout Temple's downtown. Key elements of this part of the project are the design on "bump- outs" to include colored stamped concrete features, historic lighting, planters, tree wells, and permanent irrigation for the trees and planters. Chal- lenges of this design included the design of drainage to accom- modate the "bump- outs" and providing handicapped access. The handicapped access was challenging at some of the intersections because some of the existing sidewalks are at elevations as much -� -- as four feet higher than the street elevation. This necessitated the design of several single and switchback ramps designed to meet ADA and TAS requirements. Key Personnel: Stephen Ratcliffe, PM and Civil; Jeff Roberts, Electri- cal; All County, Surveying PW Innovative approaches .. . practical results Brownwood Historic Downtown District Master Plan City of Brownwood, Texas Freese and Nichols is working with the City of Brownwood to develop a Master Plan of the 85 square blocks of the Brownwood Historic Downtown District. The project includes extensive interfacing with a number of stake- holder groups as well as senior city staff. The final master plan will provide the city with detailed information on current and proposed land uses, bound- aries of current districts and proposed methods of linking via vehicular and pedestrian circulation the various districts contained within downtown. T >: Innovative approaches .. . practical results Historic Train Depot Restoration City of Mineola Mineola, Texas The historic train depot in Mineola was constructed in 1901 and has become one of the iconic structures of the community. In 1955, the train depot was remodeled, modernizing the facilities but altering the historic style and structure of the landmark. Freese and Nichols assisted the City of Mineola in obtaining TxDOT funding for a historic restoration of the Mineola Depot to it's 1901 style and appearance. The restored depot will provide services for AmTrak and Grayhound passengers as well as house a visitor's center which interprets the history of the city and promotes interest in the community. The $500,000 project is currently in the construction documents phase and is scheduled to be completed before 2003. Ffx � ofs 1 YW Innovative approaches .. . practical results .ik- Ffx � ofs 1 YW Innovative approaches .. . practical results Town Hall Expansion and Master Plan Town of Flower Mound, Texas Freese and Nichols provided the Town of Flower Mound with a master plan for its Town Hall. The town is projecting a "build out" in 10 years and wanted planning for staff spaces, parking, public access and other issues associated with growth. Freese and Nichols conducted extensive interviews with key personnel as part of the analysis phase. The final product to the Town of Flower Mound will include the master plan and a concept plan for Town Hall expansion and renovation. I i ■ ME M so �� 11.11 ii ...% W - y, m 4 er r+s♦1 Yom. • Olt .._,... }l in� . I0 Xw Innovative approaches . . . KEY ` p n u [ m n g y • F i i es'�zg,�E O uan.v 3 E n °< 3` 7, E' u z i 0 0, �� _ of YM AWAGER*S OFFICE AXnn.n.eron • • 0000.0 0000000 0000000 R.eu. AReirs • O OO 000 0000000 OOOO OOO SE ARY ICE L alaMe •O 000000 0000000 0000000 Aemini•IrMion 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 O • 0 0 C..W R.4* 00 O O 0000 0000000 0000000 �M •na R—lion 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 O O O Human R..w.ces GO O JOO 00 0000000 •OOE 000 Inro.m.uonT.wwwpy 00 O 000E O 0000000 •000000 FACtlnia. 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Various service areas were involved, including Administrative, Police and Fire Protec- tion, Vehicle Service Center, Tax Collection, City Secretary, Human Resources, City Attorney, Public Works, Engineering, Planning, Purchasing and all other city - related activities. The project included: Data Gathering Phase Included the assessment of all existing city facilities, acquisition of demo- graphic information from various sources, determination of current and future land uses and potential for historic status. Other activities included the devel- opment of a Staff Interview Form distributed to all department supervisors. The Staff Interview Form assisted in the determination of current and projected staff, relationship to other city departments, city and staff parking needs and other data available from the various user groups. Analysis Phase Integrated data from the Staff Interview Form into appropriate interview data and adjacencies forms for simplification of analysis. In addition, existing space allocation standards, demographic data, parking needs and data from prior master plans were analyzed. Recommendations Phase Included final recommendations for departmental adjacencies and space requirements, viability of each building, determination of priorities for master plan implementation and provided Opinion of Probable Construction Cost for each master plan component. Upon completion of the master planning effort, all data was assembled in a final written report that provided the city with information to implement the acquisition of space to fulfill all current and future space allocation needs. Z 77 0 CL 77.1 0 CL 2001 2007 2003 200s 2005 Innovative approaches . . °� practical results practical results 3 -D Visualization Study City of Weatherford, Texas The City of Weatherford requested that Freese and Nichols develop a 3 -D simulation that provides detailed renderings of four planned projects. The simulation was developed and is being used as a tool by city staff to gain city council and public support for the funding and development of the projects. The projects ranged from a redevelopment of the historic courthouse square, installation of streetscape improvements on two significant city streets and detailed information of a lengthy hike & bike trail that will connect various public and city facilities. Infrastructure Project Experience Street Petition Group 1 Public Works and Transportation, City of Dallas Freese and Nichols performed engineering services for 5,000 If of street reconstruction and 500 If of alley reconstruction for the Group 1 Street petition project at various locations. Scope of services included topo- graphic surveying and preliminary and final design, coordination of ROW acquisition and with other governmental agencies, utility relocation and upgrades, as well as construction phase management. Freese and Nichols also provided public involvement and web page services for these street projects. Traffic Projections Dallas District, TxDOT Since being awarded an evergreen project by TxDOT for traffic projec- tions, Freese and Nichols has completed four projects including traffic counts and modeling of future conditions. Two projects were located on FM 2499 in Flowermound and one in Denton on Loop 288. Another project was recently completed on IH30 at Dalrock. Each project included gathering of current traffic counts using TxDOT approved procedures and then preparing projections for 2020 and 2030 condi- tions. The projects have been reviewed and approved by the state office in Austin. SH 78 Intersection Improvements Collin County Freese and Nichols was hired by Collin County to develop improve- ments on SH78 in Farmersville to relieve traffic problems at five intersections. After taking traffic counts and evaluating the current traffic conditions, we recom- mended a variety of improvements including adding a right -turn lane, re- striping an intersection and adding a left turn lane on a side street. The proposed improvements were based on current traffic patterns and projections for the future. The project also included preparation of the plans and specifications for the construction of the improvements. It is currently in the final review phase and will be bidding soon. Trinity View, Oakdale, and 15th Street City of Irving Innovative approaches ... The City of Irving selected FNI to prepare plans and specifications for the reconstruction of three residential streets. The project includes the design of paving, storm drain, water and sanitary sewer improvements practical results Moge-77! along with topographic, utility, right -of -way surveying. After completing a preliminary design report to study alternative alignments and cross - sections, we met with the neighborhood to discuss the project. Oakdale is of particular concern due to the narrow existing section (approximately 12 to 18 feet wide) and the proximity of existing homes. We are working closely with the City's traffic department to develop a horizontal and vertical alignment that will minimize impacts to existing structures and trees while providing a safe and comfortable roadway. Jim Miller Road Dallas County FNI is working with the County and City of Dallas to reconstruct Jim Miller Road from Elam Road to Loop 12. The project will include utility reloca- tions and replacements. After the City has reviewed the topographic survey and right -of -way maps, we will proceed with design of the improve- ments. The project will involve close coordination with the County and City to develop the scope of the reconstruction such that it meets the intent of the project while staying within the available budget. Dalton Road City of Rockwall Freese and Nichols provided topographic and right -of -way surveys, geotechnical services and preparation of plans and specifications for the reconstruction and widening of Dalton Road from SH 205 to Hunt Lane. The roadway serves several subdivisions, rural residences and an elemen- tary school. The project includes paving, storm drain, water and sanitary sewer improvements and the construction of a bike trail. The project involved coordination with TxDOT and the North Texas Municipal Water District at the SH 205 intersection. Construction is underway currently and is scheduled to be completed this year. storm drain, water and sanitary sewer improvements and the construction of a bike trail. The project involved coordination with TxDOT and the North Texas Municipal Water District at the SH 205 intersection. Con- struction is underway currently and is scheduled to be completed this year. Simpson Stuart Road City of Dallas, Texas Freese and Nichols has performed studies to identify jurisdictional waters of the United States, including wetlands, for obtaining a Corps of Engineers Sections 404 Permit for widening of the roadway and installation of a culvert Innovative approaches .. . practical results crossing over a stream. Impacts to wetlands were analyzed and a mitiga- tion plan will be prepared. The design includes 5000 If of 40' wide roadway with curb and gutter, drainage, inlets and storm drainage pipes, a large culvert crossing and left -turn lane. The project required embank- ment fill of 8 ft. to elevate the road above the 100 -year floodplain. FEMA CLOMR and CDC permits were prepared since the project is within the Trinity River Floodway. Hidden Creek Parkway Interchange at IH -35W City of Burleson Freese and Nichols is designing the expansion of Hidden Creek Parkway from East Renfro Road westward through the Oak Valley subdivision to I- 35W. The expansion will also take Hidden Creek Parkway from S.H. 174 eastward to 1 -35W spanning the Union Pacific Railroad. Ultimately, the parkway will also span 1 -35W. Freese and Nichols is involved in a series of public meetings to keep residents and property owners informed as the project progresses and is providing a phone line dedicated to this project. Dixie Farm Road Widening City of Pearland Freese and Nichols staff, in association with another firm, conducted preliminary engineering, schematic layout, public meetings, field survey- ing, abstract mapping, environmental assessment, traffic study and design for the five -mile stretch from State Highway 35 to Beamer Road. The proposed roadway is to be widened from two -lane asphalt to four -lane, divided concrete pavement with curbs, storm sewers, widening of three existing bridges and reconstruction of a new bridge. F.M. 544 Denton County Freese and Nichols is providing services for advanced planning, hydrau- lics, schematics, environmental and public involvement for a four -mile, six lane divided thoroughfare running through the cities of Carrollton, Lewisville and Hebron. The project involves a bridge over Indian Creek, and a bridge over the railroad. Freese and Nichols is preparing an Environmental Assessment (EA) for the proposed widening and improvements to FM 544 in southeast Denton County from SH 121 to Dozier Road. Studies include noise analysis and modeling, air quality analysis, delineation of jurisdictional waters of the U.S. and wetlands. An Environmental Site Assessment for hazardous material impacts is also being performed. SH 26 Expansion for TxDOT -Fort Worth Cities of Colleyville, Hurst a North Richland Hills Freese and Nichols will be assisting in the design to expand State Highway 26 in Northeast Tarrant County. The project involved expansion of the existing two -lane highway to a six -lane divided highway. Freese and Nichols is designing drainage, cross - drainage structures for nine intersec- tions. The firm will be developing temporary construction sequencing for the project. Innovative approaches .. . practical results Bridge Projects Matlock Road Bridges City of Mansfield, Texas The Matlock bridge project was a twin set of bridges over Walnut Creek in Mansfield, Texas. These bridges were each three equal spans of 62 feet for a total length of 186 feet and a width of 47' -3" Each bridge was designed to accommodate three traffic lanes and one pedestrian walkway. The bridges were constructed using TOOT Type C girders with a cast -in -place concrete deck and concrete railings. Polk Street Bridge City of Desoto, Texas The Polk Street Bridge is a new companion bridge to an existing bridge over Ten Mile Creek, between Belt Line Road and Pleasant Run Road in Desoto, Texas. The bridge is three spans, for a total length of 290 feet and is 44 feet wide. It is composed of seven prestressed Type IV girders, an 8" thick cast -in -place concrete deck, with room for three lanes and one protected pedestrian walkway. The design included matching the appearance of the existing bridge that utilized TOOT Type 54 girders that are no longer being used. The retaining walls at the approaches around the abutments were Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) walls, using proprietary designs. Pecan Plantation Owner's Association Bridge Design — City of Granbury, Texas The Pecan Plantation Bridge over the Brazos River at Pecan Plantation in Granbury, Texas was designed to replace an existing bridge that had been load restricted and was forcing truck or school buses to take an alternate much longer route to gain access to the community. Innovative approaches .. . practical results The new bridge is a two -lane, seven span bridge composed of four (4) TOOT Type C prestressed girders, with an 8" thick cast -in -place con- crete deck. The bridge is 540 feet long and 28 feet wide and is located approximately one mile downstream of the dam at Lake Granbury. The Pecan Plantation Bridge is supported by seven concrete bents constructed in the middle of the river. The bridge will be submerged during peak releases of Lake Granbury by as much as ten feet of water so the bridge was designed to resist the stream flow and uplift forces by using pressure relief apertures in the deck and concrete guardrails. Innovative approaches .. . Water and Sewer Projects 1998 Water and Wastewater Main Replacements Dallas, Texas Water and wastewater main replacement design for 57 water and wastewater replacement projects around central and south Dallas included 51,260 linear feet of sewer line (6 -inch through 12 ") and 47,700 feet of adjacent water line replacements. -esign completed eight (8) months ahead of rcheduie, with odditional 30,000 feet of pipelir- ' 4 to Proiect con- struction has been split into four phases for budgetary reasons, original scope was for two phases. The projects within the original phases were established to maintain efficiencies of surveyors and the contractors working in the same general area at any given time. Many of the projects initially identified changed principally because the line replacement had been recently accomplished by others. The projects included in the design were developed to provide approximately the same amount of construc- tion work as originally intended. The design is complete and included approximately 5000 feet of trenchless technology construction. Pipe bursting was used on approximately 4000 feet of sewer line due to minimal construction room in alleys. Directional drilling was used for 12 -inch waterline construction on Northwest Highway between 1 -35 and Loopl 2 due to limited space within the street right -of —way. No change orders were issued on the phase 1 construction, and none have been necessary on the phase 2 construction to date. 2000 Water and Wastewater Main Replacements Dallas, Texas Freese and Nichols, Inc. was contracted by Dallas Water Utilities for the design of 17 water and wastewater projects in the northern areas of Dallas. The total length of the water replacement was 30,665 linear feet, and the total length of waste- water replacement was 22,670 linear feet. Any pipe less than 8 inches in diameter or older than 30 years was designated for replacement. Addi- tionally, all vitrified clay wastewater pipes or cast iron water pipes were identified and designated for replacement. All replacement pipes were a minimum of 8 inches in diameter. Pipe bursting was used in necessary locations to limit traffic disruptions and to avoid environmental impacts. practical results McKinney Infrastructure Initiative, City of McKinney Freese and Nichols provided assistance to the City of McKinney with its Capital Improvements Program. Street condition evaluations were performed on a block -by -block basis. The evaluation incorporated analysis of the condi- tions of the water and wastewater lines and the drainage conditions as part of the overall street rating. The blocks were project - grouped based on its rating and will be used to assist in defining future bond programs. Freese and Nichols also assisted the City in developing a stormwater ordinance, drainage design manual and stormwater master plan. Construction management services were provided for numerous infrastructure improvements throughout the City, including waterline and distribution system improvements. As part of this project, Freese and Nichols planned and held public meetings regarding the improvements desired by the citizens under the CIP program. Water and Sewer Main Replacement and North East Trunk Sewer Improvements - Waxahachie, Texas Freese and Nichols provided design services for various water and sewer replacement mains in Downtown Waxahachie. The project included approximately 6300 feet of water line replacement and 3600 feet of sewer line replacement. A majority of the lines are in narrow alleys with multiple utilities. Pipe bursting, and cured -in -place pipe methods were used on a majority of the sewer lines, directional drilling was used for the water line replacements in the confined areas. Open cut methods of installation were used for replacement sections in street sections. The project is scheduled for bidding in October, 2002. City -wide Drainage System Analysis and Rehabilitation Plan Garland, Texas Freese and Nichols is providing the evaluation of fourteen (14) problem flooding areas throughout the City of Garland. The project areas are divided on a watershed basis and drainage issues are analyzed across the whole area. The project areas range in size from about 50 acres for the smallest neighborhood to 2 square miles for the largest floodplain study. Flooding problem areas are documented through extensive public involvement, meet- ings, coordination with City staff, and field investigation. The project includes hydrologic and hydraulic analysis of the surface drainage, storm drain sys- tems, and floodplains. Several options are proposed for each flooding problem. These options typically include increased conveyance, diversion to other drainage systems, and detention to reduce peak flows. Flooding damages and construction cost estimates are developed to determine the most cost- effective solutions and to prioritize the necessary ` remediation. GIS mapping Innovative a pproaches new City wide aerial pproaches photography are coordinated¢ with City -� _ - -- staff. � a 1, C .... practical results''' Freese and Nichols, Inc. 1701 N. Market Street • Suite 500 LB51 • Dallas, Texas 75202 ♦ 214/920 -2500 Freese and Nichols is headquartered in Fort Worth, and maintains additional offices in McKinney, Dallas, Austin, Houston, Waco, Temple and Longview, Texas. We offer services in the following areas: • Infrastructure - Includes Transportation, Drainage and Flood Management and Utilities and Site Development departments • Facilities Group - Includes Architecture, Landscape Design, Planning, Interiors, Structural, Mechanical /Electrical/ Plumbing, Telecommunications, Program Man- ager and Construction Services • Water Resources - Includes Water Resources Planning, Water Resources Design, and Water Transmission • Environmental Services - Includes Water/Wastewater Engineering, Environmental Innovative approaches . . . Science, Waste Management and Remediation Services practical results Firm Overview N Freese and Nichols Inc. 1701 Frees l s N. d ic "Innovative approaches ... practical results." That's our mission at Freese and Suite 500, LB 51 Nichols, and that's what we want to bring to our relationship with the City of Dallas, Texas 75202 Coppell. Freese and Nichols' project management philosophy combines strong technical expertise with sound overall project management. A team of skilled engi- Years in Business: 108 neers and support personnel is assembled specifically for each assignment under the leadership of a local and experienced project manager. The talents and knowledge Contact: from the available project staff are coordinated and used to achieve timely completion Alan D. Greer, P.E. of each project. Principal, Regional Manager 214/920 -2500 Background of Company's History Additiona: Offices: Fort Worth Founded and based in Texas since 1894, Freese and Nichols offers comprehensive Temple services to municipal, industrial and private sector clients throughout North and Waco South America. We aim to use our technical expertise and creativity to provide Austin superior engineering, architectural and environmental services to clients. Longview Houston Area Freese and Nichols, Inc. has built its 108 -year practice on a strong foundation of client service and commitment to project excellence. The quality work performed by the firm accounts for the high percentage of repeat clients. Freese and Nichols is consistently listed in the Engineering News Records' top 300 engineering firms nationwide, and retains a professional group of more than 300 engineers, archi- tects, environmental scientist, geologists, technical professionals and support person- nel. Freese and Nichols' service areas include Program Management, Infrastructure, Facilities Support, Water Resources, Environmental Science and Remediation, Waste Management and Water and Wastewater Treatment. Assistance with contracts, bidding, cost estimating and resident representation are available for all disciplines through the Construction Services Department. Freese and Nichols is headquartered in Fort Worth, and maintains additional offices in McKinney, Dallas, Austin, Houston, Waco, Temple and Longview, Texas. We offer services in the following areas: • Infrastructure - Includes Transportation, Drainage and Flood Management and Utilities and Site Development departments • Facilities Group - Includes Architecture, Landscape Design, Planning, Interiors, Structural, Mechanical /Electrical/ Plumbing, Telecommunications, Program Man- ager and Construction Services • Water Resources - Includes Water Resources Planning, Water Resources Design, and Water Transmission • Environmental Services - Includes Water/Wastewater Engineering, Environmental Innovative approaches . . . Science, Waste Management and Remediation Services practical results Services Provided Innovative approaches . . . Freese and Nichols, Inc. has successfully performed many program management and construction management assignments for a variety of military, municipal, and private owners. Current examples would be our indefinite delivery contract for both design and M &I (Management & Inspections) services with GSA, our program management of the City of McKinney's design and construction program, our contract with the City of Fort Worth to provide program management of the improvements to their water treatment facilities over the next five years, and program management of the design and construction of a telecommunication company's switching stations throughout the United States. Freese and Nichols is uniquely qualified because our firm not only performs a large amount of design work in both the Engineering and Architectural areas, but we also maintain one of the largest permanent, full time construction resident representatives involved with municipal infrastructure. They are involved during the design phase of the project and then assume the lead role in administering the construction of the project after design is completed. Essentially, Freese and Nichols Construction Services Department is set up and performs continuously as a program manager for the firm. At this time we are monitoring, providing construction contract administration, and /or resident representative services on more than 30 projects, many of them designed by our firm. These projects are located throughout the State. Program Management Services Include: Freese and Nichols provides integrated management services to define, plan, design, construct and place into operation complex projects or programs. Serving as an extension of our client's staff, we lead the program from concept through construc- tion. The result? A quality project, on time, within budget, with reduced conflicts inherent in complex project delivery systems. CIP M•p °f iF.rry Cneh Orir..M C�.rry C�.•• .due • Design development and coordi- nation Project administration W • Design standards "'�'� • Project development - budgeting and financial projections • Project development - scheduling • Site development and master planning • RFP development and review • Agency review and approval process • Contracting /financing strategies • Opinions of probable construction cost • Constructability reviews • Life safety studies • Code compliance reviews • Bid phase services • Construction contract administration a� practical results* Construction observation • QA /QC and claims management Freese and Nichols provides comprehensive master planning services for municipalities with a wide diversity of needs, sizes and locations. The following areas represent key master planning components that Freese and Nichols provides as a part of the overall plan: • Existing condition assessments • Utility and infrastructure • Open space opportunities • Circulation • Future development • Existing space and facility utilization • Deferred maintenance schedules • Landscape • Economic impact models • Environmental permitting DIS1lAY Architectural Services ° Freese and Nichols offers a variety of architectural services for design of municipal and Q II other facilities. Our main architectural service areas include: • Landscape architecture fnTf 9D • Planning • Feasibility studies • Building survey and analysis • Project cost analysis • Cost estimating services • Facility master planning • Full design services • Space planning • Interior design services • Life safety, fire and building code analysis • Handicapped accessibility studies • Computer -aided facility management • Program management Structural Service, Freese and Nichols offers years of experience in providing structural engineering services to various private and public clients. These services include: • Structural steel design • Building rehab /strengthening • Foundation design • Building design • Reinforced concrete design • Timber design Innovative a pproaches . . . • Slab analysis and design • Investigation of distressed structures • Vibration /dynamic analysis • Earthquake engineering practical result9 Bridge design • Pre - stressed /post- tensioned concrete structural systems Our century of service in civil engineering provides you with a consultant familiar with the local, state and federal regulatory agencies and requirements. Freese and Nichols also provides you the benefit of innovative design as well as tried - and -true techniques, with a commitment to accuracy and on -time completion. Freese and Nichols, Inc. offers extensive experience in the design and rehabilitation of roadways. Much of this experience has been gained through municipal /county projects. Our firm's projects range from access roads and parking lot projects to urban roadways and highways. Our staff also offers experience in the design of drainage for roadway projects, as well as bridge design and renovation. Roadway Experience Services include: • Pavement design • Drainage analysis and design • Roadway Drainage Systems • Street and bridge design • Route studies • Permitting and environmental studies • Wetland mitigation • Storm water management planning • Utility relocation • Signalization • Traffic control plans • Traffic studies • Pavement evaluation /inventories • Construction Services Freese and Nichols' utility experience includes a full range of projects from small water and sewer rehabilitation projects to the large collection and treatment facilities. The staff experience includes the preliminary design phase (preliminary survey, geotechnical investigation, TV and manhole inspection, permits, and preliminary design report) and final design (survey, easements, general civil plans, design stan- dards, CADD, bid items, quantities, cost estimates and construction contract services). Services include: • Water and wastewater master plans , • Water distribution line design • Water irrigation systems 1` �i • High - service pump station facilities • Wastewater collection line design • 1/1 evaluations • Surge /flow equalization basins • Rehab design for water and wastewater lines • GIS system development for utility systems • Population and system demand projections Innovative approaches . . . •Utility system mapping • System analysis for impact fee determination • Potable water storage facilities (ground and elevated) practical results Water distribution system studies and computer simulation • Wastewater collection system studies and computer simulation Drainage /Frncn Freese and Nichols has successfully completed numerous water resour calling for the analysis of hydraulic and hydrologic conditions over a wide geo area. Services include: • Floodplain master planning • Hydraulic and hydrologic studies • Design, storm water analysis • Civil structures design • Environmental studies and permitting • Flood control planning • Drainage improvements studies r • Storm water analysis - E ' 'i ° i • Rate studies �_ • Studies for the Federal�� Emergency Management ` Agency GIS programs _ Storm Water Mana�emenr Freese and Nichols has created a statewide team of professionals dedicated to meeting the drainage needs of our municipal clients. This team is comprised of drainage experts who share innovations, best practice concepts, and resources to create an outstanding final project. Services include: • Drainage master planning • Storm water funding • Drainage ordinances and design manuals • Regulatory compliance • Storm water best management practices • Storm water design • Urban storm water studies Innovative approaches . . . practical results Environmental • Section 404110 U.S. Army Cor of Engineer permit applications • Municipal /industrial wastewater permit applications • Storm water permitting - Phase II, industrial and construction activities • Air permit applications • Texas Parks and Wildlife Department sand and gravel mining permits • General Land Office easement grants • Environmental assessments (EAs) • Environmental impact statements (EISs) • Environmental information documents (EIDs) • Wetland delineation and mitigation • Endangered and threatened species surveys • Biological assessments • Habitat Evaluation Procedure (HEP) studies • TMDL studies • Instream flow studies Water quality modeling Environmental Compliancc • Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments • Texas Risk Reduction Program (TPRP) affected property assessments • Environmental monitoring • Landfill monitoring • Compliance audits • Pollution prevention plans (storm water, SPCC, etc.) • Risk management plans • Petroleum storage tank management • Storm water permitting and sampling • Wastewater discharge permits • Air quality permits Innovative approaches . . . practical results Freese and Nichols has provided several North Texas municipalities with assistance in their public participation /publi input programs involving sensitive issues including: • The City of Colleyville to obtain input on a controversial road expansion project • The City of DeSoto on a road - widening project that involved the purchase of seven private residences. • The City of Woodway for CIP roadway pro- gram for 2 000/2001 • The City of Dallas on the Elm Fork floodplain management study • The City of Greenville for a controversial development of a new wastewater treatment plant • The City of McKinney on the development of drainage criteria • The City of Cleburne on a potential new landfill site and a water resources project • The City of Carrollton on the design and construction of a creek channel Public involvement services that have proven successful for municipal projects can include the following: • Regularly - scheduled "office hours" public involvement meeting times for local business members • Dedicated project phone lines • E -mail updates • Web site coverage • Project newsletters • Public meetings • Media fact sheets /press releases. • Video and 3D renderings Web - Based Dot; m,_-,_,,, Freese and Nichols provides a wide range of on -line services, from website design and hosting to on -line data management and communications creation. Our design professionals can create impressive web - enabled projects. The website can be made available to all City staff and the public as desired. • Site design and /or maintenance • Database- driven websites • Public information websites • Operations and maintenance manuals • On -line report generation Several of the projects also included the development of websites to facilitate the education of the citizens about the progress Innovative approaches , , , of the projects and provide opportunities to obtain additional detailed information. Project websites can be viewed at c/ients. freese.com. practical results Innovative approaches ... practical results Freese and Nichols' Planning/Landscape Architecture group offers a full range of services to education and municipal clients V UMMi a 4) mini V V 3.. I E WE 4055 International Plaza, Suite 200 • Fort Worth, TX 76109 FREESE- NICHOLS 817/735 -7300 • fax: 817/735 -7491 • www.freesexom Freese and Nichols offers comprehensive planning/landscape architecture services for the unique needs of educational and municipal clients. Combined with the staff of in -house architects, engineers, environmental scientists and construction specialists, the firm provides the full range of services needed. When teamed with the firm's other specialities such as mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, civil, fire protection, environmental, code compliance and construction phase services, Freese and Nichols offers clients a complete package of services. As clients' needs become more complex, Freese and Nichols offers single -firm responsibility for multi- disciplined projects to enhance the project delivery and provide consistent quality.The firm's combination of in- house architecture and engineering services allows Freese and Nichols to complete projects on time and within budget. 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