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Shard use Path Luminaire Spacing Luminaire Placement (One Side Only) Path Width Pole Height Distribution Type LED Lumens Maximum Pole Spacing 10-12 Feet 12 Feet Type 1 4600 220 Feet 10-12 Feet 16 Feet Type 1 4600 180 Feet 10-12 Feet 20 Feet Type 1 4600 151 Feet 10-12 Feet 25 Feet Type 1 4600 1 130 Feet Additional Requirements for path lighting: • Control the use of light by using only enough light to ensure safety for path users and by minimizing illumination of areas outside the path. • In natural areas, use an International Dark -Sky Association approved fixture featuring long wavelength light with a red or yellow tint to minimize impact to wildlife. G. Markings and Signage Markings and signage may also be required to address safety issues on shared use paths or to aid in the navigation of the bicycle and pedestrian network. H. Pavement All paths shall be surfaced with Portland Cement Concrete (PCC). PCC pavement structures shall be designed using either the AASHTO-approved rigid pavement or Portland Cement Association (PCA) approved design specifications. Pavement design for shared use paths shall factor in the Contractor's use of the subgrade, base and pavement structure during construction and/or the use of the path by maintenance equipment and emergency vehicles following completion of construction. The pavement design shall consider the use of the path subgrade and base by construction vehicles and equipment and, as needed due to soil conditions or other factors; include design and construction of an aggregate base working platform in -order to avoid subgrade damage or failure. Prior to beginning the design analysis the designer shall consult with the City to identify the appropriate post -construction vehicles (e.g., City, utility company, emergency vehicles etc.). A narrative discussion of how the vehicle(s) were accommodated in the design must be included in the analysis report. Public Improvement Design Standards Manual, 2016 Page 2-5