ST9902-CS130102 (2)
WEST SANDY LAKE ROAD PH. 2A
N. COPPELL ROAD TO S. COPPELL ROAD
TNP PROJECT NO: CPL 00243
90% SUBMITTAL
December 21, 2012
RESPONSE TO LATEST REVIEW COMMENTS
Most of the previous submittal comments have been addressed. Those that have not may
require additional discussion or direction from the City per the revised pla
Discussion Topics below for more information.
DISCUSSION TOPICS
Sheet 05 Discuss areas to be dedicated as permanent grading easements, pa
areas surrounding the bridge abutments, to protect from the possibility of private
.
Sheet 08 Light pole relocation at Bricknell Lane; verify from previous c
Oncor is responsible
Sheet 11 Discuss final relocation of the existing driveway at the intersection of Sandy
Lake and Coppell Road South
Sheet 14 As a result to relocating the bridge completely within the right
median near STA 64+00 was reduced to accommodate the necessary c
geometry.
Sheet 18 Discuss the possibility of landscaping the median at Winding Hol
lieu of stamped concrete.
Sheet 21- Discuss complete replacement of the retaining wall at STA 1+00 o
Sheet 27 - Discuss options for reinforcing the bridge abutments. (gabion mattress, concrete
riprap, rock riprap, etc.)
Sheet 27 Due to the severe offsite grading required for the bridge abutme
options for retaining walls for both properties south of the intersection of Winding Hollow
and Sandy Lake.
Sheet 28
Sheet 31-32 There will likely be a conflict with proposed curb inlets and th
alternatives (trench style, under slung) vs. inlet
relocation.
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ADDITIONAL GENERAL INFORMATION OR COMMENTS
Prior to final submittal, Phase 2A and 2B will be re-ordered and re-numbered so as to
present as one large plan set.
Discuss options for various retaining wall types and appearances. Some walls will be less
visible to traffic, but may be visible to residential properties
block, structural concrete with various stains or form liners, e.
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