10.26.2021-SBN-Standards-Manufacturer-Additions-Minor-Revisions-final

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SECTION 2 – STREETS, WALKWAYS & PATHS 19 Monument or encased mailboxes not mounted on a pole or post may be permitted on residential roadways with speed limits less than thirty (30) mph, provided that the property owner accepts liability related to the mailbox, and the location of the mailbox does not conflict with the intersection sight distance requirements. Mailbox permits may be revoked at the City’s discretion. Mailboxes shall be entirely located behind the back of curb and are required to have the address number displayed. 2-6.3 DRAINAGE OUTLETS THROUGH CURBS Drainage outlets for the discharge of rainwater (e.g. yard and roof drains) through the curb face are not permitted. Property owners are required to maintain stormwater runoff on-site. Any discharge to the Right-of-Way requires approval by the Board of Public Works. 2-6.4 STAMPED CONCRETE Stamped concrete may be used within the city Right-of-Way, at locations as approved by the City Engineer. Concrete shall be in accordance with Section 604 of the INDOT Standard Specifications and 2-5.3 PCCP, COLORED as applicable. Manufacturers’ recommendations shall be followed unless otherwise directed by the Engineer. Test slabs will be required for areas of stamped concrete greater than 100 square yards. 2-6.5 PERVIOUS CONCRETE Pervious concrete may be allowed within the City Right-of-Way for use as base material for decorative pavers, parking areas, sidewalks, and non-motorized shared use facilities. It will not be allowed for use within the City Right-of-Way as street pavement, curbing, or curb ramps. Only limestone may be used as the coarse aggregate. A concrete mix design in accordance with current American Concrete Institute standards will be required for approval. 2-6.6 DECORATIVE PAVERS Decorative pavers may be used for non-motorized facilities and are subject to the design requirements of the application. The paver size, color, layout pattern, drainage characteristics, and pavement section shall be submitted to the City for approval. Paver materials shall be consistently colored throughout the section of each individual paver unit. Surface staining is not permitted. Paver installation without approval may be subject to removal. 2-6.7 PERMEABLE PAVEMENT Permeable pavement (Permeable Articulating Concrete Block/Mats) may be used within City Right- of-Way for non-travel lane applications. A geotechnical report demonstrating soil infiltration that meets the manufacturer’s recommendation is required for approval prior to use for the design and approval of the permeable pavement section. Perforated drain tile may be required in areas with marginal soils. A surface inlet is required at sag locations. A thirty-six (36) month Maintenance Bond shall be provided to the City for permeable pavement installations at the completion of construction. The Maintenance Bond shall be for an amount equal to not less than 10% of all costs associated with the permeable pavement installation. A thirty-six