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Forest Road Engineering Guidebook - Ministry of Forests

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<strong>Forest</strong> <strong>Road</strong> <strong>Engineering</strong> <strong>Guidebook</strong><br />

• any other pertinent information: Is the site currently accessible by road?<br />

Are there road or bridge restrictions on load length or weight? How can<br />

these be overcome? If test drilling seems likely, how much work is<br />

required to get a drilling truck (usually not all-wheel drive) to the site?<br />

• if equipment fording will be necessary for construction, information<br />

about possible ford locations and other considerations such as depth <strong>of</strong><br />

stream at that point, bottom material, and access gradients<br />

If a fish stream is involved, the Fish-stream Crossing <strong>Guidebook</strong> (B.C.<br />

<strong>Ministry</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Forest</strong>s 2002) should be consulted for additional site requirements.<br />

Construction drawings and specifications<br />

General arrangement drawings are the outcome <strong>of</strong> the design process and<br />

show the location, composition, and arrangement <strong>of</strong> the proposed structure in<br />

relation to the crossing. Site plan and pr<strong>of</strong>ile drawings are design aids from<br />

which a proposed design is developed; they are not general arrangement<br />

drawings.<br />

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A set <strong>of</strong> construction drawings consists <strong>of</strong> the general arrangement drawings<br />

supplemented with detailed superstructure and substructure drawings and<br />

other fabrication, material, and construction specifications. Shop drawings<br />

are prepared by material fabricators to detail, and in many cases complete the<br />

structural design <strong>of</strong> bridge structure components. These drawings will form<br />

part <strong>of</strong> the construction drawing set and should be retained as part <strong>of</strong> the asbuilt<br />

documentation. The complete construction drawing set should provide<br />

comprehensive details on the location, composition, arrangement, design<br />

parameters, and fabrication, materials, and construction specifications for the<br />

specific proposed structure and is intended to be an integral part <strong>of</strong> the planning<br />

process, completed before construction begins.<br />

Typical scales for bridge and major culvert design and construction drawings<br />

are 1:200, 1:100, and 1:50. The construction drawings should clearly show<br />

all construction details and enable installation in general conformance with<br />

the design intent. Where appropriate, a smaller scale should be used for<br />

greater detail.<br />

General bridge arrangement drawing requirements<br />

General arrangement drawings should clearly depict the proposed components<br />

and configuration <strong>of</strong> the bridge or major culvert in relation to the forest<br />

road, stream, and stream banks. These drawings may also be used during the<br />

agency referral process. Further details can be found in the <strong>Forest</strong> Service<br />

Bridge Design and Construction Manual.

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