No. 94-08-19 - City of Frisco

a. Residential - Six inch (6") thick reinforced concrete pavement laid on a six inch (6°) lime
stabilized subbase, with a compressive strength of not less than 3,500 psi in twenty-eight
(28) days, and a cement content of not less than five (5) sacks per cubic yard with six inch
(6") integral curbs. All paved residential streets shall be a minimum of 27 feet back curb to
back curb except where alley access does not exist and/or front entry is provided to the lot
at which point the street pavement shall be 31 feet back curb to back curb.
b. Secondary Collector - Seven inch (7 11 ) thick reinforced concrete pavement laid on a six inch
(6") lime stabilized subbase, with a compressive strength of not less than 3,500 psi in
twenty-eight (28) days, and a cement content of not less than five (5) sacks per cubic yard
with six inch (6") integral curbs. All collector streets shall be constructed in a minimum
Right-of-Way width of 60 feet with a 41 foot wide pavement section.
c. Major Thoroughfare - Eight inch (8") thick reinforced concrete pavement laid on a six inch
(6") lime stabilized subbase, with a compressive strength of not less than 3,500 psi in
twenty-eight (28) days, and a cement content of not less than five (5) sacks per cubic yard
with six inch (6") integral curbs. The width of any major thoroughfare Right-of-Way and
pavement shall conform with the Frisco standards.
2. Curbs and Gutters
Curb and gutter shall be provided unless otherwise waived by the City Council and shall be
constructed along both sides of all streets within the subdivision in accordance with City
Specifications. Handicap access ramps must be provided as well.
3. Sidewalks
Sidewalks shall be provided unless otherwise waived by the City Council and shall not be less
than four feet (4') in width on both sides of all major, collector, and local streets. When the
delay of sidewalk construction is deemed appropriate due to future right-of-way improvements,
escrow funds in lieu of the construction of sidewalks may be approved by the City Council.
Such funds shall be escrowed with the City prior to the filing of the subdivision plat with the
appropriate County Clerk's office. If the tract has already been platted and filed, then the
funds must be escrowed prior to final approval of a site plan. The escrow amount shall be
determined by the square foot cost of constructing such sidewalk, as estimated by the City
Engineer.
4. Park Trails
Designated park trails Must be a minimum of eight feet (8') wide.
5. Alleys
Where provided, alleys shall be graded, improved, and leveled in accordance with City
Specifications.
6. Water Utilities
Water mains of a six inch (6") minimum diameter size or larger as required, shall be provided
to supply domestic water, and fire protection. The water system shall include control valves,
fire hydrants, water service lines, meter boxes, and curb stops to serve each lot.
The minimum water pipe specification is AVVWA C900 DR 18, Class 150 or AWWA C905 DR 18,
Class 235.
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