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Tubular markers shall be installed on the outside corners of the corral adjacent to the <br />vehicular travel way. A standard 4 -inch thermoplastic line shall be installed the length of <br />the corral adjacent to the vehicular travel way. <br />R. Partial -Street Construction <br />When less than full -street improvements are approved by the City, the construction shall <br />provide a minimum 20 -foot paving width. The crown of the pavement shall be on the <br />centerline of the future pavement width. Grade from the centerline to gutter of the <br />existing street shall not be flatter than 1 and 1/2 percent or steeper than 4 percent. Cross <br />sections shall be provided at 50 -foot intervals where a constant cross slope is not <br />maintained. <br />S. Pavement Design <br />1. Asphalt -Concrete (AC) Pavement <br />New AC pavement and AC reconstructions (both described below as "new pavement" <br />or "new streets") shall be designed as described herein. The design method for new <br />pavement and for pavement rehabilitation and strengthening of existing streets shall <br />be as described in the 1993 AASHTO Guide for Design of Pavement Structures (1993 <br />AASHTO Guide) with the 1998 supplement; with the following exception: the City's <br />nomographs provided in Appendix F may be used for new and reconstructed streets <br />classified as local streets or neighborhood collector streets. Software to calculate <br />pavement depth using the AASHTO-approved methodology is available online at <br />www.aashtoware.org. The design requirements below apply to new pavement and <br />pavement rehabilitation/strengthening. <br />New AC pavement and AC reconstructions may be designed as "full -depth" AC <br />pavements if recommended by a pavement engineering report and supported by soil <br />characteristics testing and soil support testing. Full -depth asphalt concrete pavement <br />is asphalt concrete paved directly on a compacted firm and unyielding subgrade <br />without a base rock layer other than an optional 2 -inch to 4 -inch leveling course as <br />desired. <br />Full depth AC design is used to minimize subgrade excavation during construction in <br />areas where AC construction work can be supported by untreated or stabilized <br />subgrade. Full depth AC design may be proposed for AASHTO subgrade soil types A-1 <br />through A-4. Full depth design may also be proposed for AASHTO soil types A-5 <br />through A-6 provided that soil testing and/or falling weight deflectometer (FWD) <br />back calculation data proves that the resilient modulus is at least 7,500 psi, or, in <br />Public Improvement Design Standards Manual, 2016 Page 2-30 <br />