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I <br />II <br />I <br />C <br />I <br />MI. <br />17 <br />�I�I�IP <br />K <br />aluminum, or galvanized steel, meeting the requirements specified on the Design <br />Standards, Index Nos. 1 1860 through 11865. <br />700 -2.4 Overhead Sign Structures: <br />700 -2.4.1 Department's Design: When the overhead sign structure is <br />detailed in the plans, submit shop drawings to the Department for approval as specified in <br />Section 5. Prior to the submittal of the shop drawings, determine the actual length of <br />support columns for all sign structures on the basis of existing field conditions and include <br />these lengths on the shop drawings. <br />700 -2.4.2 Contractor's Design: When the overhead sign structure is not <br />detailed in the plans, submit to the Department a sign structure design utilizing steel <br />structural members. Meet the requirements of this Section and the AASHTO Specification <br />for the Design and Construction of Structural Supports for Highway Signs, Luminaires and <br />Traffic Signals. <br />Use a design wind speed as shown on the Contract drawings. When a <br />sign structure is attached to a bridge or wail structure, ensure that the loads from the sign <br />structure applied to the bridge or wall structure are equal to or less than those shown on <br />the Contract drawings. When the sign support is not on a structure, the Contractor is <br />responsible for the design of the foundation. <br />Have designs and shop drawings prepared by a Specialty Engineer or <br />the Contractor's Engineer of Record, and submit them to the Department for review and <br />approval in accordance with Section 5. <br />Determine the actual length of support columns for all sign structures <br />on the basis of existing field conditions, and include these lengths in the shop drawings <br />and calculations. <br />700 -2.5 Sign Background: Meet the requirements of Section 994. Use Type III, IV, <br />V or VII sheeting for background sheeting, white legends, borders and shields on all signs, <br />excluding STOP, DO NOT ENTER, and WRONG WAY. Use Type VII sheeting for STOP, DO <br />NOT ENTER and WRONG WAY signs. Use Type III, IV, V or VII yellow -green fluorescent <br />sheeting for S1 -1 school advance signs and supplemental panels used with S1 -1, S3 -1 and <br />S4 -5 school signs. Do not mix signs having fluorescent yellow -green sheeting with signs <br />having yellow reflective sheeting. <br />Use fluorescent orange Type VI or VII for all orange work zone signs. <br />Mesh signs shall meet the color, daytime luminance and nonreflective <br />property requirements of Section 994, Type VI. <br />700 -3 Materials. <br />700 -3.1 General: Meet the materials requirements shown below and any additional <br />requirements which the plans might show. <br />700 -3.2 Concrete: For footings, use Class II concrete meeting the requirements of <br />Section 346, <br />700 -3.3 Reinforcing Steel: For reinforcing steel in footings, meet the requirements <br />of Section 415. <br />700 -3.4 Aluminum Materials: <br />700 -3.4.1 General: For aluminum materials, meet the general provisions of <br />965 -1. <br />700 -3.4.2 Sheets and Plates: For aluminum sheets and plates for sign <br />panels, meet the requirements of ASTM B 209, [ASTM B 209M], Aluminum Association <br />Alloy 6061 -T6, 51 54 -H38 or 5052 -H38 and those shown in the plans. <br />March 2007 01000 -151 03- 4122.D <br />